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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
SARTwEII.S ESTATE

(DoSN ELL SARTWELI.S ESTATE
L he subscribers. having been APPOINTED h,
lhr Honorable Probate C"urt f"r The! District OF
altu"hia commissioners To receive. examine and
ADJUST all claims and demands OF all persons against
'ht estate Of Roswell Sartwrll. late of RNegatr in
SAM district deceased represented in~nlvrut and
me term "t sly months from the 10th DAY OF Uct
le.2 being allowed by said Court To creditors of
said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Us: Give notice, that will attend
I" III" duties Of our appointment al the DIV cllinU
house of William j. Nelson. i'll Ryruat,. in sail
district, on the last "Wednesday of November nrxt
and AT the Hotel of Calvin Dewey in N,Ind,,..
I ais IN said distict ON the last "Wednesday of
March next at 10 o'clock i'll the forenoon ON each
Of said DAYS. and i'll each of said places
PETER BUCHANAN lc,..
4O-i2 WM. }. NELSON comm -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
From rn' SATURDAY lIrd N"ud,, DuI.r~
The Horse Disease.
GREAT INTERRUPTION To BU>I-
NESS.
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The pI"@ic~~ of rlr. h"r>, di~trmprI
in thi> city has been marked hl In,
SINE symptoms and duration ~ in III,
localities ~ here II t,r>t Appeared. Ten
DAYS seems 1" b" the limit fi\cd tnl tn,
IIIh "l he dl>rTI>'. which has already
reached IL height among the animals
winch We're ti>l stricken.
ne metropolitan '"mpanN have Ice.
tween h\r AMI IN hundred c.>r> "t the
rrih'mI'. non" ct which have proved
I"'"'. II = III" iHI' "i Ni. llcndrN. the
~Hi "iI"''li"'Hi' H"i "aII"N ANY horses
!" '!N' Inc statutes r\'tpt th">" Whlcu
M,II "' "rn"ilI"d h} an and EXERCISE.
ne consequence l. thai the running
''''' "i me. car on ihi> lI'l'' l. very uu
certain. hli stay all the Mt. Pleasant
cans were hauled on III the middle "f
ne ""\ from !" {" - O'Clock Friday
'h'N We're all stopped. tut between /
ana III me AFTERNOON ral> Wrr" rum
"Shin'
h''I l''iI'i'lI mas Issued instructions
/" inc "il\'i> ~ 'hal@r OF the horses
'"''i'''''' WIN '.' + II" Department T."
,'T;, WY F'''i'"''"" t" prevent any Ia
."''.H '"'"ilS '''hi. l pom the ir>t ap-
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
The Accident on the Eastern Railroad.

The unfortunate Eastern railroad has
suffered another terrible accident. The
Pullman tram last week Tuesday. IAN
mt" II freight train 1T Sc;lhrook. y. H..
killing tW" prrsoIr> and woInding from
fifteen To twenty more. several of whom
have since died. The local freight had
been placed upon Il side track at Sea
brook station to allow the Pullman train
10 pass it. The brakeman of the tieipht
train changed the switch and let his
train ON, and says he threw it back
leaving the track clear for the Pullman
train to pass. In Il few minutes the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
The straight-out State Convention

The state Convention called hv lead
ing Straight -oUt Democrats. Ia nouri-
nate an O'C"n"r and Adams electoral
ticket i"l this State WAS held pursuant
I" the call. Al White River Junction. nn
the I'd INST. The Convention "rgamil-
ed t" the number of five or six hl the
election of Hon. GILES Harrington of Al
hur@h. ~ President. and the following
ticket WAS pat in nomination:
Electors at Large Hon. John Il.
Gates. of Bennington: Hon. Charles y.
Davenport. of Brattlchoro
LIST congressional District Amos Al
dIlCh. ESP. of W"udfurd
2md Congressional District l.. :.
Partridge. of Norwich.
:}rd congressional District Hon.
Giles llarrlngtom of Alhur"h
An address was prepared and will Ice
Immediately issued, appealing to The
Democrats of Vermont. to sustain the
Ot"n"r and Adams ticket.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01


ty. not only politically but in common
business affairs.
have heard more abuse heaped up
on the FalIbamk>e> with regard to the
+. y q. railroad. than would he suffer
cd to 90 unrehuked by any smaller
minded meg. although they may let it
pass. My personal experience with all
the parties enables meto know where
of affirm. and not notwithstanding they
may think me personal. or utfcioIlS.
when hear not only scandal. but base.
malicious falSehoodS circulated. 1.-THE
spirit moves me to tell what Il know. =
which Is that they have been charged
with ''dcccption. intrigue>. and under
handed work. in getting the =. 4 o.
charter through New Hampshire. OF
'naking agreements that they never
intended t" live up to-: of getting
"P"rtland men to go to Littlctum To
beg ~. that the road might go through
Dalton instead of Littlctom :" and one
of these articles concludes with If
st. JoIIn>bury or Vermont with Fair
hank>t.> as captains. had lived up to
agreement, every thing would have
gone on lovely. but To make agreements
not Intending To- do 80. let It's see them
get it. think l"u nor shall ever live
to see il
Now Mr. TdicdoHioH. does this lock
like their way of doing business! have.
known them Icing and ~tH. and know
them Incapable of any such tian>ac.
tI"n>. They are 0borc rc>ortimg To in
tllguc. trlckcrN. ur deception. L" c;IrlN
amy point. hut always act IN Il straight
forward. honorable manner. lr;ir>ayu.
heard one Of these same NilliticT>. and
"pp">tl> of that charter make the lie
mark. The Fairhank>,> have, been
mighty lucky. "lt>." Wa the reply
''thcy hare been lucky in dom. hu>i-
ness on the Square. civ ing every man
in> due. delivering him what hr hu,>.
never palmIIug OF defective or inferior
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

The Lexington. Missouri. C""r">i",.
that mild. gentle. Grrrlcl organ. ha> =
host of foes. 1t SAYS it l. battling
against the rul" OF gihhrrimg. l"u>..-
eating. devil w"r~hipping. harharian>
from the .iuuglr> of Dah"mcl. and peri
patctic buccaneers from Cape Cod.
Mrmpmemagog. Holland Bo~r"m" The
editor must have il bad
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
The Vermont Central.

Early last week II bill was presented
in the Legislature. incorporating the
Central Vermont Railroad Co.. to take
the place of the VI. Central and the Vt
lures of the hill are very extraordinary.
to say the least. but what will hr its
final fate we have no means of knowing.
\ correspondent of the Boston TiurpIIrr
Is letting into the Central severely at
>nndrN times. and this is what the
Springfield Hep"bicom SAYS of it:
1t is an elifying spectacle to see the
Boston TUrcIIcr. which has ALWAYS been
the organ of the Hartford and Erie ring
ami of the Massachusetts lobby. drvot-
ing It's powers To the Investigation of
the corruption of the Vermont Central
railroad. To show how cheap lcgi>la-
tIum l. in Vermont. il prints the bill of
j. ID. Hatch. the Burlington lobbyist.
against that corporation for work done
in l-'D. Hatch in this bill specifies the
amount paid to certain persons: W G..
NraIN. w. VI. PimgrN. L. X. Gleed. Geo
y. Dale, j. T.. Dickermam. G.. W. Hen
dee. so each: Dan Tarhell. so (cheap.
heclu>' Il bankrupt politician and not
Il mcmhcr): X. liaSkinS and II. II.
Powers. 80 each J. W. Stewart. 500
NJ thai time. lIendce WAS lieutenant
governor and president of the Senate
l'inglN. Dale and Dickcrmam were sell
Itor>. and ilccd Il member of the House.
Powers l. chairman of the Senate rail
road committee now. and some nf the
others are present members. while Stew
art was governor. If this isn't lohbvinu.
II l. At least the retention of most of the
prominent attorney : in the state Amoth-
IL item l.. "hill at Pavilion. and >umd-
mes. Sl:W the Paw iliun being the best
hotel. such AZ it i, in Montpclcr In
another bill. Hatch puts his own ser
Vices i"l the same period at $1,000.
heap I" hc sure. compared with the
bills at Foster and Bob Nichols. The
Vermont Central in its present strait i
Try ing To l;Ii~c the wind 10y selling roll
iuT stock. having sold 800 ears of the
National dispatch line to the Grand
Trunk t"r $1,000 apiece. The half mil
lion thus obtained i to he invested in
the new bonds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

y rough estimate. based on an in>,~-
tigat'"n made yesterday and evening.
gives in New York 5000 sick dav
horses. I2.0O0 belonging to the car and
Stage lines. NNW I" express companies.
1000 I" the livery aud sale stables. ~iN
Thousand are sick III Brooklyn. 600 in
JERSEY City and 600 rl>cw here. making
a total of = .Oth III and about the city
The disease l. rapidly spreading in
Newark and Elizabeth. New Jersey.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

|. :. Mails. An advertisement APP
pears on TIA" fourth page Of this paper
Wiling Proposals for carrying The
mirrd states mails i'll Vermont tnl the
tolu wears from July |. I~7:}.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

"They fired tw" shots At him. wrote
IN Irish reporter. The first shot kill
I'd him. but the second was not fatal"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
CRAHAM'S NEW STORE,


NAEl CHANDLER ESTATE.
VI >TAIE % NEKNu\I. E~>EN uI-lIE,I
In i'rnlat" '"urr. held ~ ihr Probate 90.
''uidhall IN said district. on the .trH a..
October. \. II. -
Hon. Levi Howe. administrator ru 'i, .~'.'
Mary handler lat" ct LunrnnuI- .u ..''. d
irlrt. deceased presents his .,Iuiu.~'l... A. d.
count Ion examination aud ALLOW .II,,. tra ...'.
application t"r a decree. uf dI~trIhur'nu I.' I..
iI"u "i The estate OF said deceased
Nhcrrup"u. IL l. ordered 10y said ,uI.iI ...
account and said application he. I,r'lI' b p. leo
lion III >iId court &" h,' held Al the. probate "'
'rulldhall. "Ir tin 18th daN ui Nu>riuh,' 70 .-
i"r hearing aud decision thereon Nud % .~ '.'..
ordered. that u'tIc'. hereof To-, -il,i fu .ll t'.
interested. 10y publication eli the sam, 'l.I'' $500.
successfully ia th" tHlrdnni3in q -itN''
lI-hrd al -. bloomsbury previous L. ..II '..' .
pointed i"r hearing that they ma, Irir.t 10. 81
inn" and place. and show cause, u uI. fh'. ...
ltdN'- Why SAID account should urI .' ....'
and such decree. made,
BN the Court Attest.
NJ. II. lIARTSHOHN judi, "i tf"'''
\ true copy nI rrc"ri-Ni''~i
io42 WIN. II. HARTSHUEN Iud-rn I''.'''
NJ AENEH WILLIAMS ESTATE
w The subs, rIhrrs having been appoint -
the Hon Pruhatc Cont trT the district 81 I--'
commissioners To receive. examine. and HN...-
claims and demands al all persons, against '.'
tate "f Warner Williams. late "f C"ncuId roo -.'""
trict deceased represented insnlyrnt AMI ih' ''.'
at SIN months from the Goth daN of oct - .'
allow d by said court th, creditors al sad ''
ceased To exhibit and prove their Respective quar-
h"i"T" uH: GIVE notice. that "" Will attend % '
duties Of our appointment II the dwelling h".'-.
the late W arner Williams. i'll Concord. ia 81" Va
April next at 10 o'clock in the foreman "n &c
said DAYS t"'
GEORGE G. FRYE !comm,,-,onrr.
\. h. Quincy
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
Second District Greeley Convention

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

DRUMMERS, ATTENTION!
l;N calling al The We'll known Music Sj.a,. ,....
TONED below You MAY inspect y"uI tavurl', .. 80.
mrIlt- IN plenty and variety. and procure
D r U M S,
now III I-qur~t. l" lead Political and urh,I I..,,-
-I"n>- Also t"T sale 81 Tn, Ian Isl AMI .l..
assortment 81 IsRt >> I<~IRl vi Ms %. r..
best makers ais, th,. best N"liu~ iiuIra.- .-r-
Fl"-- tonc"I iIna- in fact. all instruments .
common u>t. with strings. and all urltI p. H.
nrr'ir'i {" r'I-w and repair Instruments and g..
~r"rh "i Musical Merchandise.
JOHN {. HAYNES n CO.
Ht"urt 81. t"pp"Sirt- Court H"u~. ia,-r.l
fApr.- ~ -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

= BE sure and ." and >"rr mcNt
Tuesday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
St. JohnSbury Acadep,v

The second half at the Fall Tern, ,.u
Monday. Nov. 1. and continue ten WI. Zoo
For further information apply To-
HiO ii. I. FULLER Primo,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

Mr. Richard Bu>tccd writes lis from
Newport. y. H.: do not overhead
N"ur h"l>c> 10y To" heavy hlankcting
Use the currNcomh and brush freely {:
rub the legs down nicely with the hands.
y little music. soft and pleasant. " here
many horses are sick. would help: hur
all hoI>tcIou> noises and hard work
should hcaN"idrd. DO NOT poison lum
horses with things You 1t" not know
about: keep cool: have patience. and
tins trouble. like Il cloud. will soon dis
pcr>c and pass away"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

= Remember the promise Thirty
thousand majority tor President Grant
in November. Every man /" The. polls +,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

over >hIt- Gents Nitt~ W"u!ru .,rt .r
Hos. Scui Ties CARDIGAN Jackets ~.-.....
Collar. Ac \ md I.a,iI'- Nr-f- l,I. Doe.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-30
SE%EHtEF'S GALE.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
" virtue Of IN execution issued out Of the
- strict Conrt of the Ioultecnth Judicial Dis
California, on the 10Th day Of November. A. ID.
the seventh day of November, A. d. 1872, in
against $. L. Brady G. ii. Peuse eand Timothy
Twenty-eight and sixty one-hundredth dollars,
($528 G0-100ths) III gold coin, with interest At
the rate OF seven per cent per annuln from date
elght and thirty one-hundredth dollars in coin
costs, and seventy-hve one-hundredths dollars
accruing cost Now, therefore, Will, on
TUESDAY, THE 17TH DAY or DECEMBER,
4. D 1872 at the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, OF
that day. on the premises, near the town Of
Yankee Jims, in Placer county, California, sell
to the highest bidder for gold coin Of the United
States, the following described property to-wit
Tat certain mining claim situated in on near the
town Of Yankee Jims, Placer county California,
and known as the Bradley K Tyler mining claims
being bounded on the west by the Gilbert & Co.
min ng claims and on the east by the Davis min
ing claims, and running through the hill in n
southwestery direction, together with all and
singular the tenemens, hereditaments and ap-
purtenances thertto belonging or in any wise
appertaining. The above described property |
viii sell rs aforesaid to satisfy said Judgment,
costs, accruing costs and expenses Of sale.
Il. d. DUNNAM,
Sheriff of Placer comfy.
Sheriff Office Auburn, Nov. 23d, 1872.
nO23.,iW
The Placer herald., 1872-11-30

"JIAR!TY BEIiSS At HDME."

On our first page will be found tie mar
portion Of the address TO the farmers Of Cali
fornis ly the State Society. Farmers Clubs
are being rapidly f rmcd in every agr;cul-
tural community all over the State, and
Roscvillc, Lincoln, Sheridan, Auburn and
many other localities in this county should
These organizations are essential and posi-
lively ron-poliiical, non-scciarian and only
intended for the advancement Of lusbandry
and the protection and benefit Of those who
produce all our wealth from the soil. Take
the farmer, gardener, fruit raiser, stock raiser
and miner from the population of California
and what would bc left The middle men,
qrecuIaiors, monicd institutions ard grasp
ing corporations would die like the girdled
s1pless tree; and yet these very non-produc
ing classes with bnt moety Of the vote OF
the State, control Tie government of Caliior-
MIA, make the laws to suit themselves, dis
tribute all the offices and make the great
producing classes their slaves, by porketing
all the profits of all the labor in the State
" hat Injuries The farmer Injuries the miner
also, the two interests being mutually bene-
fetal to each other, and all the other indus
tries of,he State languish when these two lead
inc interests suffer. Combinations must lie
me. by combinations ,and associations Of cap
ital must be met by associations of producers.
Laws must be made for the people, and by
representatives. Of The people, and CORPORA
tors must obey these laws "Charily be
gins at home" Then lei us say to the pro-
ducng people, first organize, for until you
demand and protect your rights they Will
not be protected. The future contests in
this State are to lie between the people and
corporations, and until the people overthrow
the plundcrcrs in the Legislature tLey will
virtually remain slaves.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-30
BOOTH AND G0RlIAM.

The Stars and Stripes msinterprcts our
article under til, above caption, in last week +
HERALD. 1t was intended to show that the
anti-monopoly Republicans could never have
their princi les succeed or their legislative
demands carried ont while they remained in
the presen; Republican organization, as now
constituted ard controlled 10y the Stanford
Gorham cabal; that Booth, though strong
with the masses Of the Republican party,
was doomed to inevitable slaughter and ig-
nomin'ous defeat, carrying all his friends
with him, if he and they allowed themselves
to be dragged into Republican conventions
that the Liberal Republican and Democratic
organization was identified with them in prn-
ciple OF. the only issue in California and that
with such an alliance only could they hope
ior success. The suggestions Of the stripes
that the Liberal and Democratic organiza-
tons formarly disband, is not specially oh.
jccionable 10 us, but this should be proceed
ed by a formal declaration of independence
of the anti-suhsidy Republicans rom the
Stanford-Gorilam Republican monopoly or
ganization. We should not disband our
army that the di9conien.ed generals of our
enemy may recruit from our scattered forces
and reduce all our old officers to The ranks.
We can fight and whip the Stanford Cor
ham forces under cur present organization.
whether Booth and his friends come TO us or
not, and when they have been crushed out
in the Gorham conventions we will have n
splendid recruiting field in the ranks of their
privates. We have no particular affection
for our State Central Committee, and are
ready TO advocate its disbanding Whenever
the anisubsidy Republicans here withdraw
from the S'anfordGorllam organization.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-30

A BAD MovE-1he Oakland papers tel
MS the Hon. II. +. Page is going to build
a grand residence and make his home in that
town. Oakland belongs 10 Stanford, ard so
it is said does Page. Oakland elected Page,
and the old saying that "birds of feather
flock together" probably carries Page to his
friends. Judging from the vote of Placer
and FL Dorado, where Page had lived long
wears, he had better keep away from Oak
land. as he runs best where least. known. To
live while in Oakland would probably COOK
Pages political goose for ever
The Placer herald., 1872-11-30

NTo1cE TO LEGAL ADVERTISERS. Livery
notice required by law ,e be pupi .hcd (ezcep'
those to be paid for 10y the County must, to
b. lc gal or ofany binding force, be publish
ed in the PLACER HERALD. Our contract
with the State binds IL. under bonds Of So
900 to do all this work unit! January 1st 1876,
and the State bound its Courts to recognize
no such notice as legal unless it is first pub
lisbe1 in the TLAcER HERALD. ADV vertsers
an see the contract at this office.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-30

Floral GUIpE.-We have Nicks iilus!rat-
cd Floral Guide for 1873. He has surpassed
all other houses in seed, and floral cu.tiva-
ton, and in his beautiful and instrucling
Floral Guide, and this work for sl673 sur
masses even all his own former efforts. There
will be one number of the Guide for each
three months of the year 1878, containing
each one hundred and thirty pages, and some
five hundred cnsravngs, and all Tor twenty
five cents in currency. Send to james Nick
Rochester, New York, and get the work, and
afterwards YOU can send for what seeds you
desire through the post. Office.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-30

OVERLAND MONTHLY. This ever welcome
California magazine for December is On our
table. The contents of the present number
are as follows:
Isles of the Am IONS, part "; The North
crn California Indians, No. "; Lost; As
phodel. (Poetry); Legend Of the Montecito
Grapevine; Arab Literature and Love-Lore
Origin of our Antiquities; Winning the Race
in Double Sense; Living Glaciers oi
California; John and Margaret, Poetry;
Ultrawa: No. 111.-Bay Coast; The Build
ing O the University; Etc; Current Litera-
ture.