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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
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HENRY FRENCH. Register.
\ true copy of Record. Attest.
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
ECUETAT-S HFATUS ESTATE,

4 RCIELAUS HEATHS ESTATE.
~ STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT, -.
In Probate Court holden at the Probate Office III
st. Juhnsbury, on the Sd day of October, y. ID
1873.
Jacob u. Foster, administrator of the estate OF
Archclaus Heath late of Danvllc. in said district
deceased makes application to said Court for license
to sell all of the real estate of said deceased
except the widows right of dover therein, rep
r,-s,ntin- that said sale would he beneficial To the
heirs and all intrrst, in said estate. for the pur
pose of converting the same into money: and said
administrator has brought int" Court the consent
and appreciation i'll writing of all the heirs to said
estate residing in this STATE"
Whrrcup"n il il ordered by said Court that said
application under consideration and hc heard
on the 18th daV of oct. \. -. l-I3 at the Probate
Office in said It. uhn~hurN and it i, further ordered
that all persons Interested h" notified hereof 10y
publication OF notice ot said application and order
thereon three. weeks Suc"t>~iycy in til" al"dnnan.
printed at IT. J0n~hury. bcf"r" said time appointed
for hearing that they may appear at said tIm'
and placr and if th,y Sc. cause. object thereto
by the Court Attest.
ASA l. FRENC II. judge of Probate.
\ true copy of record. Attest.
1921 ASA l.. FEENt ii. Jude of Probate.
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Gstafrs.
-. n,r,1nIE,S ESTATE.

IuIARTFS TEMPLES ESTATE.
y STATE OF VERMONT, ESSEN plsl It, ~, osico in
Guildhall i'll said district, on the "a "iS vi oo'"
4. II. 1873. .h .,o,..
of tLorlea T.mule late of Concord, in sad dls-
trict deceased makes application To SAID ! 9uft
for license to sell all of the real estate lhcihdhS
Homestead and any rcverslonarN interest," " 'i ~
same and presents to said Court the consent IN
writing of all the heirs residing IN TINS stare anu
further representing that 1t would DE- '"hu"'N' !"
the interest of all concerned Il. I'll
Whercupon it is ordered by said court that sal1
applcation come under consideration ana ne hraid
the 25th day of October A II, I'd, AT 'ile ~
bate Office in tiudhall. And it is further ordered
that all persons interested. be notified hereof by
publication of notice of said application ana "iner
thereon three weeks succcssivcly in the Caled"hia
urinted at ST Juhnshury before said time appoint
ed for hearing, that they may appear al sa.u ''"o
and place and if they see cause object thereto.
WIN. II. HARTSllORN, Judge OF frnna'e'
\ true copy of recoTd.-Atttest, Sy,9l
WI. II. HARTSHORN, Judge of Probate
I,TATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT, s.
- In Probate Court held at the Probate once m
ST. .TOhnsbury i'll said district. on the fth diN OF
October. \. ID. 1S73. -,
Ira l.. McClarv executor of the last will
and testament of Henry Walker late OF Peacliani.
in said district deceased. presents his admin
istration account for examination and allowance,
and makes application for decree Of distribution
and partition of the estate of said deceased
Whercupnn. it is ordered by said Court that sad
account and said application he referred t" session
thereof. he held at the Pr"hat" Office IN ST Johns
bury. the 2-th day Of Oct. \. ID: l-'3 for
hearing and decision thereOn and ii Is further
ordered that notice hereof he gwen I" all persons
interested by publication of the same three weeks
successfully in the Calrd"mian. a newspaper pub
lishrd at st. .Johnsbury prrN"us t" said time APP
pointed for hearing that they may appear at said
time and place. and show cause. if any they may
have why said account should not he allowed. and
such decree made.
BY the Court Attest,
HENRY FRENCH Register.
\ true copy of Record. Attest.
HENRY FRENCH. REGISTER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
STAT rGo OF VERMONT Td;I&4T DIVORCE.
RACHAEL \ WALKER

RACHAEL \. WALKER.
To W. ID. Walker, formerly of panville County
unknown.
Whereas. Rachael \. Walker of Walden County
at Cal"d"nin. and State of Vermont has filed her
petition with the Clerk of the County OF Caledonia
praying for Il decree OF divorce from W H. W ,lk,r
setting forth that she MARI led to the said " al.
ker on the 18th day of September \ ID. I-67 that
she has lived with the said Walker in I'm, faithful
and strict performance of all her marriage cove
nants up I" March. ls12. and that during the riu,.
OF her SAID marriage the said W. D. Walker treated
her with such lntolrrahlc severity that she could
not live with him with any degree of comfort and
that the said W II. Walker left the l..1itnnrr sn,
time in March. ls52 and since that time has utterly
neglected and refused To contribute any sruIrt it
the petitioner; and the petition further s,is forth
tlal there has been born the legitimate truit nt
said marriage, child. To wit: Eddie e. Walk
WI" Is now hNc years of age. and the petitioner
praNS Tor the care and custody of said child durin,,
the remainder of his minority '''7
IL Is therefore ordered nv the Cnurt that In, s,id
Pt'IiI"hf cause I" he published in the Calrdnnian
newspaper published at st. .Iuhnshury County mf
tI maou"ni; me substantial parts of said petition
I['' weeks successfully the last which shall ,.
al least siN weeks prior tu the LIST TUESDAY of de-
tehhtr le'3 on which day the said defendant i,
hereby commanded To appear before the Cnnn,,.
"urt then To- he held at 81. .Iuhnshury WITHIN nnJ
Tor the County of Caledonia To show carsc if nn,'
th,tc ne why said petition should not b. granted
I IN mhuer my hand this Both day OF September
- - oo 7''' T. II. BLODGETT.
Deputy Clerk.
r or VERMONT. CALEDONIA DIsTRIc.r 80
:, In Probate Court held at the Probate Otfic, in
- onln y, VI on the 10Th day of Sept A. d. lisa
John H. Darling administrator de. hnis nan NO.,
nc esla'r {" ShmIIel' Clark. late of Grotnn in sIid
risulcl deceased makes application To said cnnrt
i L'lS' l" sell all of the real estate, of s,id d..
.tiSe" representing that said sale is nccrss,r' f
We PAYMENT "i the debts costs of suit and rharn
Mhertnpon. 1t Is ordered bv said Court ,bot sail
'PPncdii"n com" under consideration md L -, u
IN IN IN" I'm day If October A. u, IsT3 -, thn
.I,,lt,
ordered. that all persons Interested h ~ IHIthtr
"r,S Enumeration OF notice of this application and
JnIi thtit"n three weeks successfully in tL,. CaI
w i printed at ST Johnsbury hcfnr, said i'm,
"I ne;'flng that they may appear AT said t, 'l''f
E MI H. II inry see cause object thereto
A ,r,,o o,, HENRY FRENCH. Register.
- on "' 1oPH OF Record Attest
HENRY FRENCH. REGISTER
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
ST. ,5ohnsburn Galedonian.
st. John-nury. VT. Friday, Oct. II. 1878.
What Resolution Will Do.

BY CHARLES F. DEEMS, u. D.. PASTOR OF
THE CHURCH OF THE STRANGER. NEW
YORK.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
STONES ESrArE

L q
/ STATE OF VERMONT. CNLFDuNIA DISTRICT -.
In Prnhat" Court holden at the Probate Olic" II
81. .IuhnSbuTy the 18th day of Dct"btI AID. l-aS
Luther &. Matthews administrator "t the estate
OF Prrlry Stone late ct II .Iuhn~hury i'll said dis
trct deceased makes application I" aid court trl
liccns. to sell all at the real "~taI" ui said de
ceased representing that said sale l. necessary t"I
the payment OF the debts of said deceased.
Wh,rrupuu it l. ordered 10y said court. that said
application com" under consideration and he heard
nn tia, 18th dan OF oct \. il. I-.3. al the lrnhat,
Office III - I"hI~hUTy. Mud II j. further ordered
that all persons Interested he notified hereof 10y
thereon three weeks successfully III the Calctlona
a new paI,cr published at II. I"hI>hury. previous
said time appointed for hr.Iin. that they may
appear al said time and place and, II they see ci.u~'.
object thereto.
by the Court. Attest
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
\ true copy "t Record Attest
-g-gl HENRY FRENCH. REGISTER.
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,,rL,o OF E cl,.x4L tDIvoRcE.
GEORGE HOLLAND.

ANNA HOLLAND.
+" Anna Holland whose maiden name was Anna
Aver now of ~hipt"n. Richmond County. and
Province 81 ou-b,c.
Whereas Grur., Holland "f Waterford in the
County OF Caledonia. and STAT" "t Vermont has
nl,d his libel Tor divorce, with thu. Clerk ct the
County Court fur tho County OF Caledonia. ~rttin.
forth that h. married L. Anna Holland former.
ly Anna Aver. "n til" l~t day "t January. \. II.
l-O. and that from that dar' To- thu. time of The.
commission ct the grievances hereinafter forth by
tho said Anna. he lived with the said Anna in the
full performance OF all his marital obligations and
duties the wife Of Your petitioner and that or
about the l>t dal OF December. l-tG. and at many
times since that date al >hipun aforesaid and at
divers other places did commit the crime of adult
cry. and did bear children 10y other men than the
petitioner. and praying for dissolution of the
bonds OF matrlm"nN between him and the said
Anna holland
Ii is therefore ordered by the Cuurt that the said
petitioner caU~ 10 h'. published i'll the Calrd"nian
a new >PaPrr published at 81. .Iun~bUry. in the
County 81 Caledonia the substantial parts of said
libel three weeks successfully. the last ut which
shall hr at least >X weeks prior To- the lSt Tuesday
OF prcrmhrr \ II. l-13 ON which dav the said
Anna Holland l. hereby commanded to appear he
fore the County Court then and there To he held
II. L"hn>huTy. within and for the County uf Gale
donna. L. show cause. If any there br. why said
petition should not b, -rantcd
Given under my hand AT II. .TuhnShurv this 2Gth
DAY OF September. \. u. I-13.
ESQ \. +. EANKIN. Clerk.
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fnr Sale.
cotswoId Sheep for Sale !

Two years old. yearlings and ram Lamos' Aiso
Nv HARLEY NJ. HALL.
r.. D, y. po+ 1s73 Sgtf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE and
LOT at the corner of summer and Winter streets
Also. two or three vacant lots on Spring street.
j. \. HADLEY.
St JOhnsbury July *, 1873. Tff
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17
Farms for Sale !

Five farms for sale, from TO II miles from ST
Jobnsburv. Some of them be exchanged for
real estate in this village. Prices from Si'foo 10
SItf st. .Iohnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-17

farm of about 90 acres, in Walden, within one
mile of depot at Greensboro, and about same dlS-
lance from East IIariwick Village. Good pasture
timber lot etc. Will he sold at a bargain. Must
be disposed of by October |. 1-73. For particulars
call upon ELISHA MAY;
Attorney in charge of farm
stiff St Johnsbury, Vt
, 1873-06-29

Special communication Of Blair Lodge, No. e i. E.
4; n; Monday Ereninz. June g. ST ocloek IN QH-
iuug brethren cordially invited. p order Y: 4,
, 1873-06-29
ALE.
WANTED,

An active partner with capital of from $S 99 10 3lo co.
to engage n Wholesale business hoth IN
th5 cty and country good reference required Address
Il e. Tribune oiice.
, 1873-06-29
THE WRIGHT LAND.SulT.

1p the Editor Of Tho Chicago 7ribtf"e:
s1n. Some days since, q sensational aft1cle
appeared in your paper, ono or TWO COLUMNS ~
lencth, announcing TINT suit would DC orouen'
bv Mis- Catbar1ne B. Wright against the o"nors
Of the property lying between Randelpn anu
Madison streets, and between Cnrpcnters Ada1-
tion and Elizabeth street, In this city
This article assumed to giyc the names OF the
numerous ovners, and ouch particulars as cou!a
only be obtained from persons vino have maoe
the subject q study, from which infer that It
originated with, and Was prepared by, parties
who have beon investigating this tltle Tor Puf-
nosoa which refrain from character1zug as
Why you should have published sucn
an article. attacking the titles OF
the ownarB Of near 81, 900, 900 worth OF prop
ertv. in advance Of any litigation, cannot I'M
acine knowing, as do, that the proprietors OF
ronr nanar are respousiblo for the damage you
have done.
r thirk It due 10 innocent property y-owne1s to
relieye their minds from the apprehenslons cre-
atcd by your article, by stating that buch :aso
can be mnde out as is presented by that a11lcie.
The property in question belonged to !ohn
&. W1ieht. being q part OF the estate OF n1s
father, It was sold under execution IN favor OF
tho State Bank Of Illinois. Inc ceftlnca5e M ~a<'
assicued and deed made to Catharino B. Ta1ner,
who soon after became Mrs. Wright. The
conveyances by Mrs: Wright, Of leas' s'
for the north half, and probably. f9s
all the property, were duly maae
and acknowledged She was not forced to exc
cute them by her husband
But, in addition, 3 full answer to the pre-
tended claim is, that, By the Laws Of Illinois
M1e- Wright has had full control Of her eeparat*
property during the last twolvo years, and II
therefore bound BY the statutes OF hnntatlof
| from maintaining such suit now.
4 PRoPEnTY-OwHER~
CHICAGO, June %, 1878.
R1mAaKs. It WAS probably erroneous, IN
| technical sense, to publish an abstract OF Mrs
Wnghts bill in chancery IN advance OF lis DEM
/ filed in court, It hns been filed since, however
50 that the error may be considered an'nnn1
obsque tJ,z-ta- We know nothing about tn
merits Of the suit It may bo totally dostltut
Of merits. We do not intend to have it tried
| our columns
, 1873-06-29

Handsome high grounds With groves and
orerIookiug Morgan Park the most rnr:d.J Improving
subufb around Chicago for sale or e1ehangn
, 1873-06-29
DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
COST SALE!

Previous to cur semi-Annual inventory, W.
will offer this week, our entire STOCK OF
Paisley and Ottoman Shawlg, at cost.
Lace Shawls, SacQues, and tichuS, at
cost.
Black Gros Grain Silks, at cost.
Mohairs and Cashmeres, in new shades,
at cost.
Striped and Brooaded Japanese Silks,
at cost.
Alpaoas and Foulards, at cost,
1000 Fashionable Parasols, at cost
1000 Ivory and Satteen Fans, tcost'
Table Linen and Napkins, at cost
Towels and Towelings, at cost.
Marseilles & Honeycomb Quilts, s,atcost
200 Linen Suits, at cost.
$4,000 Yds. Hamburg Embroideries,
At1o<. than half tho coat Of inpoftAtion
MAN N HEIMER BROS,
224 &226 West Madison-st.
, 1873-06-29
NORTHWESTERN CAR WORKS,

Being Block 4 in Morton's SubdiV1-
sion. F.. Ia of the IT. W. IA Of Sec
ton IL, Town 80, North Of Range l3,
East. Eleven lots, fronting north
on Chicago-av. Thirteen lots, 'front.'
ing west on Hamlin-av. Thirteen
lots. fronting east on RidgeWay-av.,
and eleven lots, fronting south On
West Huron-st., only two blocks dis
tant from Central Park and the great
improvements Of the Northwestern
Car Works, less than two minutes
walk from the Central Park Depot.
These lots ere situated in q part OF
the city where property is rapidly
advancing, and no better opportun1-
tv will ever be offered to secure q
pleasant home at your own price.
TERMS OF SALE--l-4 cash. bal
ance in l, 9, and 8 years, with per
cent interest. A deposit Of $50 WILL
be required on each lot at time OF
SALE
Title perfect. Printed abstracts
will be furnished each purchaser.
a SPECIAL FREE TRAIN Of cars
will start from Wells-st. depot at
O'Clock p. m. on day Of sale, stop
ping at Halsted-st. aud Park Station,
and return at 8 o'clock p. m, tor
the convenience Of those desiring
to attend the sale.
a mammoth tent will be erected
on the ground for the comfort OF au
present.
Plats and information furnished by
ELLISON & FOSTER, AQcdOleGpS,
81 MARKET-ST
, 1873-06-29

on the hearts and brains Of the generous con-
tributors, who, in tho time Of the de7asla-
ton of the city forgot to be partial and dlacI I;a
mate. Wherefore, complainant p1ass 1on'''
etc.. az aforesaid.
, 1873-06-29

III, james c. Burns WIS married last Ned1es-
DIV evening to Hiss Ellen Walsh, aister OF Mr.
John &. Walsh The interesting ceremony took
place at St. Ja1lath's Church, and was performed
bv the Rev. Father eastman. The hsPpy pair
hive gone East to while away the honeymoon,
and their friends wiah long and happy lives.
, 1873-06-29
COAL.
To Dealers and Consumers Of
Anthracite Coal.

We aro now prepared to receive and IN o9
orders for fall and winter stock OF Coal, aod
Having ths largest and only. Coal Sheds in
th9 By goo feet with ces esPaeitty St ons 1oe
t;9nal %a nro enabled to deliver at all times
good, clean. dry Goa, properly screened. =: II Il
6as been scientifically demohatrated that
last longer than Coal exposed to tho action Of
tie weather. Before purchasing, we should
be pleased to have you call and see our eheds
with Your order, we Gun deliver you Coal
with above advantages at lowest rates.
Hoping to hear from you either IN person
or by letter, VIC remain, youra, very respect
fully,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-11

THE FILES OF THE CHARLESTON
CoURIER.--The files Of the old Charleston
Daily Courier. purchased for the library of
Congress by Mr.. "A. r. Spofford, the libra
RAN, arrived safely at the capital Tuesday.
Some of the earlier volumes are in rather a
ldilapidated condition, but the entire set will
be rebound in unborn style under the d.
rection. Of Mr.. Spoford. The complete
file makes l50 volumes, covering period
Of seventy entire years, and includes every
paper published from the date Of the first
issue, in 1903. an. gta 49, 81 "a ~ &
Mr.. Spofford sent a special representa-
tive to Charleston with orders to secure
the journalistic treasure at any price. The
price paid was $2,250. The Charleston
Chamber of Commerce bid 90, 900 and
a leading lawyer of Richmond 81 400, The
firm name of A. s. Wilmington & Co.,
which was put at the head of the first
number Of the paper, remained there until
the last number of its independent exist
ence, which was issued but a few days ago.
Mr.: Wilmington, the founder of the paper,
died only in 1862.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-11
Judge Rives' Bankrupt Decision.

Judge Rtves' Bankrupt Decision.
Judge Riyes delivered decision under
the bankrupt law yesterday, which is thus
reported to the Petersburg Appeal of this
morning:
incidentally, the Judge held the amenda-
tory bankrupt act to be constitutional. and
bankrupts are entitled to homestead ex.
emption provided by different state consti-
tutions. however variant they may be, and
held that the exemption in Virginia must
be allowed. notwithstanding the decision Of
the state supreme court against its consti-
tutionality.
The court must take the law as it is
written, and give to the bankrupt in proper
cases his homestead exemption against old
as well as new debts and againt all liens of
judgments in the state courts. Some gen
eral principles might be indicated:
LIST. 1t must be regarded as prospective
in its operations and speaking from the
date of its approval.
I'd. The homestead exemption must be
administered as state exemption and in
accordance with state law, except SO far as
the act Of Congress may have changed
state law. @i
Sd. 1t cannot be allowed where the
bankrupt has been discharged, having no
fund in the hands of the court, out of
which the allowance may be made.
4th. 1t cannot be allowed where rights
have been vested, which it would be neces-
sary to disturb, as for instance where a
mans lands have been sold for the benefit
Of creditors there is no part of the land to
be exempted because it has been sold and
the rights Of the purchaser must be re-
spected, nor can the purchase money be
exempted because that has already been
adjudged as belonging to the creditors,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-11

A CRIsIs.-A former subscriber. who
discontinued his Republican because he
could not make it say such things as be
thought it ought to say. has, we learn, re-
Gently expressed considerable surprise to
his friends that the paper should keep rum
nlng, since he had withdrawn his patronage.
1t was pretty close work for while, we
confess but by emitting to put sugar in
our tea, and by buying cheaper grade of
paper collars, and reversing them for the
second and third time, we managed to rub
along until new subscriber came and took
the place Of our respected but disgruntled
friend-and then Richard was himself
again. Nothing but rigid economy will
carry one safely over such calamity as
the loss Of subscriber. -Repubhcan, L,t-
oRs, ~. T.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-11
Cruelty to Anlnanls,

TO the Editor cfthe State Jouf0dl ~
l am surprised to learn that among the
many useful features that strike the casual
glance of the stranger, and reward the at
tention 81 the good citizen, that there exists
no society for the prevention of cruelty to
animals. | would not imply that your city
seems to stand in peculiar need Of one,
perhaps not as much so as others, but it is
needed nevertheless Yesterday l saw
some half dozen calves, with feet tied and
head hanging down. jolted over the pave
ment in small butchers cart. An intel
ligent butcher will say that such treatment is
positively injurious to his own interests, q
physician will say that it renders the meat
feverish and unhealthy, and a humanita-
rian will say that such practice is injuri-
GUS to all the finer feelings, and productive
Of the worst results by stimulating our
baser animal instincts. But need not
dwell upon the point. meant sim ply to
call the attention Of good citizens to the inn
portant question, and / trust that before
the spring has past some one will have
taken the lead m forming society for the
of cruelty to animals.
b-Hsio IA STRANGER. Is