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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07
From China.

The following extracts from Il letter
Northern China, will interest the reader.
of the CdIcionidH
The Chinese have no r..mrmon stand
ard of weight. Every kind of cuisines,
is liable to have its own. indeed every
man is his own stcclNard maker. In
consequence of this confusion nohodN
knows 10y what scale he is huNiug. non
whether he is getting full weight.
though that he's not. is generally the
only certain element III the transaction.
business firms always have two sets OF
scales. one to buy with and the other
to sell with.
In Ticutsin. being near the sea coast
our coal is brought from one To three
hundred miles, and transportation Is
very expensive. That Chinese coal
here is very expensive can he inferred
from the fact that in this small settle
meut. comprising only about 100 foreign
ers. since We came we have known oi
the purchase and use of coal from the
following different localities. although.
no country in the world not even ON
own is more plentfully supplied with
carboniicrous deposits than China. Coal
is brought here from New Castle. from
Pennsylvania, from FarmoS;i. from
Japan. from every part of this province
and from Australia.
About fifteen per cent. of our entire
salary (S9OO,) is expended III buy wing
coal. We are frequently deceived i'll
the quality. and more frequently in the
weight. We have never been so salts
fled as when last autumn the Chinese
coal dealer, of whom we bought several
tons. brought Il Fairbanks scale to our
door, and weighed the coal myself
and was sure that it WAS full weight.
Fairbanks scales are not only seen in
every part of the civilized world. but in
the open parts of China. They are the
standard in the Chinese Imperial Gus
toms and are admitted 10y the Chinese
To be an ideal standard"
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For Sale or Exchange !!

The Subscriber will sell or exchanr. for +, farm
MS house and barn, carriage shed and wood shed
connected, also seven of the best land i'm
Town, on the east side of the Passumpsic river
five minutes travel from the Passumpsic and p q
o. Depot. I4tf JAMES tAFFFNY
st. Johnsbury, Mar. l. ls76
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DAVID HOlNIi
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I'O THE HONORABLE ,uuN.
i next To- he held at It .Iunu,m.-. .
for the county 81 Caledonia 90 H., j..
June a ID. l-16.
Comes ynuI lib-llaut ir,d Para, .
J"hnsbur, and states that At N.-.
county of Grand l,I, "u til, ll.a .. ..
y. II. l-jI. h- was married Co. .. Pee.
then Elizabeth \. Russell tt r- =.
Fra>icr. minister of thu ,,.-,,. .r
years asst past -h, has refused 70, ..a. -
come to the bed OF The lIh.lIl.' t..
ed him with such ahu>,. and .l'...-r
that II l. impossible tor HIM .. d.. -.
peace and prays that bonds r -s..
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MAY he dissolved
~. John,hurN. April I 1T
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07

Bible DISTRIBuriON.-M Editor
wish to say through yolIr paper, that
the Vermont Bible Society is reSuming
the work of Bible distribution in the
state Mr. A. p Toombs has been en-
ployed and will enter upon this work
in Caledonia county, commencing in st.
Johnsbury. We trust the friends of the
Bible cause will welcome him to their
homes and aid him in all practicable
ways. }. W. BEMIs,
S..',- v,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-04-07
STATE OF VERNON ,..u.>.

\ l. pf FL NUN A.f.".N.A .
wv hrr-i- James /. Wnut 10 N.r .
"i Caledonia. has fllrd 100 r' t.r--
SAID county. his libel iui d.,uiD >,'-. -
he was legally married I" illlt.'r. .H..
ton on the 2l-t dav 81 Au-l-' j j.
ATnaud. i'll the pT"N In', ui p.'.t, H. .-
Reed. a minister "i the ,r-,r. -..' .
said marriage he has been u l.. '..-.
chastr and faithful husband uH'. III. g.
beth .lannritr but the said ir..,
Designating her msIrIa-, yuH- ....
out CaII>t.. drs,It'd th, jet .tI.l.'r % 81.
maud III the month "i >rIi'..rr
eva sine continued sand d'-'r'... ..
lN" with tn" petitioner and sill. .H. .'
fuse
-\nd 1t heinz made f" tpp,,r t.i' PEI. ..
beth .lannrIt,. resides vlrh.u' '.- ST..
unknown. :" that a citation ,.lr.n.f boo OF.
her ii hereby ordered that r.t.,,
III thu foregoing lih,i hr -.,,iI ..t..
.lannrrtr, lay puhacAtl.u - ' q
Thereof. with this urd,r. Ii r.. H...
paucI published la aid count. rr
crS>ivrly, the last of whlr' pHH.
weeks prior I" the first d-N OF f.. .,.
Caledonia County Cont 90 t' h'.t DO q
bury on the INST TUESDAY 90 |au, .
Dated al ~ Juhn>huIA his .a .aE
II. l-s6.
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g The action of the Convention at
Burlington last week is handled severe
~ 10y the pre>>-of our own state as
well as that of othsr states. We COPY
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\. j WILLARD. >ulIcI''
\. j WILLARD.
II u .R n NH and Jun, I,''


IL IlElt +.
Whereas Andrew i. Willard "' ...
i'll the county OF Caledonia. ti' h.'. ...
Office of said county. his pct 10"
setting forth that ON the 18th d1' , H..
l-13. Benz F. Hill and Betsy ,.,.
.Iuhnshurv aforesaid executed I" ' r..
mortgage. deed of certain lana H' ..rs
Situated un the. west side 81 h,' "' .r
mrnrinu on the west line ni N.Iih 49, &c.
line. of land owned hy Nancy
unrthrrlv un the linz al sad ~ A.. .
and seventeen feet. I" lot own" oil.
thence westerly un said tr''n ll ,.,.-
and four feet Ia the hih"',' A =
snuihrrly on said Hill "r-i Ui' ..
land thence rastrrlN "n -tiu r a
first hound with the hmldiu-- ''' ,...
premises where said Hill th'n l'''.. 81, 40
for the payment of a certain ~ a i.E
said deed. for tho sum of "nr h".' ...,. Ht.
five dollars. PAYABLE, in three l'ih '., r..'
interest annually. which mole J.
and owing. r. Il.rt'.
And further setting forth th'' ''i ..,'.. g.
claims title in said premises h' %.
,,,,". I'D vented l,y H. and j. ",.,..-.
In, -Xecution of said deed I" '"' .uH r
further setting forth that tl' ''A' ,,,.. .tr
on said premises have not Ion , fa, 49,
And il being made {" appear H. iii,
and b. NJ Hill reside wiiil"' ' .r
citation cannot he. served "I''' ia. III .
ordered that notice, of the penn .'' RI, 81
h. given to them by nh,'i,,'al..i.-l.a.aa D.
thereof with this order M III, H., ,,.,., ar'
paper published in said CONT .n...,i,,.,t.a ,
crssivtlv the last Of which l,.,'.,,i,. o.; ..
least twenty days prior t" me ,.' T., p, a,.-
term of Caledonia County 3'' Inn, \ b.
.Juhnshury on the first nr,rh, a l..
Dated AT ~ '""i'' \. RAMA .-i
Al WILLARD, solicitor
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- Ii was telegraphed over the coun-
try that the Vermont delegation were
tor Blame first. and then perhaps for
Bli>tow. While that statement suits
majority of the people very we'll, as we
believe, we donht if any one knows it
I" he 80. 1t is possible that there are
as many Bfi>tow ils Blaine men. in the
Vermont delegation.
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BELnEN \ IpE. Atom.
HORACE CARPENTER
\. B.ARElLi

I. &. FLETCHER
Whereas. Horace tIIp'uf'l o. -
county of Caledonia. dulk ,I'.f,' ' q.
term of Caledonia county ,n..' 8 B.
titiun fnr foreclosure a-IW-' Jar
Rarrill and / &. fletcher >,t'..- MP.
aforesaid liarrill~ rNy,ut't O.. i'
mortgage deed at certain atNt .H
described ~ follows situated 80 '.'
bloomsbury and LYNN upon T.. '..
street running from neal ih, 81 ...'.
pie street {" Main street. HN .'' aN.
of Il. Il Clark huuudrd nu tl'. i.f' ..
un the east hN land ui l. J. ,.'''-r
south bV land of &. HinllId tuh
of j. Trudcll being tn" -tru' H..
decided t" said Ad"lphu- BARN. -.
gan. 10y deed dated Man - l-.- '-
buildings. conditioned tor iH' t.'"
tain prumis>ury not, ut even d..'
gage signed by said Adj % 10 i.'..
sum of one Thousand dailai~ "..
nually.
And further showing that lt.'''.
and Peter Bru-", each claims I'
by virtue of Mort.igr deeds 'N.' .
-Adnlphus Barrill. and that tn't' t.'
upon said premises. And % H'.'- '
that the said Adnlphu> EIll- .'' '.
now reside without the -tai' =" '..'
not he served upon them. II = N'''.'
notice of the pendcncN "i TIL ''
them by publishing the ~n'-.1'''
this order in the taI"d"r
published i'll said county tiI'' "''',
tine last of which puhli'Hl
twenty days prior L" the inst d'' .-
of Caledonia County Court O." .' Doc =.
bury on the first Tuesday 90 |ni'
Dated at 81. bloomsbury Man. ~,
AZ EANh..
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30
Electoral Ticket:
FOR STATE CONTROLLER.
ID. Nj. IKENFIELD.
OF TUOLUMNE.
THE TERRE HAuTE BUSINESS. While |

THE TERRE HAUTE BUSINESS While
Governor Tiden is at work on his de-
fence against the charge of perjury, it
may be RS well to have the public to un-
derstand his conduct in the matter of St.
Louis. Alton and Terre Haute railroad,
in order to have something ready for the
industrious old gentleman to do when he
gets through with the other job. The
explanation is very brief and compre-
hensible. Mr.. Tilden was one of pur-
chasing committee, in behalf Of the Com
psny. After having effected the pur-
chase and got things settled up, there
was balance Of over 5000, 900 lett in the
hands of this Purchasing committee
This sum the committee proceeded to put
into their own pockets, although they
had already been paid their salaries in
full. Tilden's share of the steal was
about sl25,00O The Company are now
suing for restitution 10 the New York,
Circuit Court Of New York. and Tilden
is trying to have the suit STAYED off until
after the election, knowing that he will
have TO disgorge.
1t would be a pity to spoil such q nice
little romance by any sort Of commentary
but we can't help asking our Democratic
fellow citizens, how is that for high, for a
Reform candidate for the Presidency p
Oakland TRANSCRIPT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

He WoN'T.-Some of the Democratic
papers are in terrible way lest Tweed
may conclude to "squeal" on his old
friend Sammy. They are preparing
their disciples to believe that the Repub-
licans will interview the Boss, that the
Boss will probably be very bitter again st
Sammy, and say many things which will
not be so. Now we think our Democrat
ic friends are getting scared before they
are hurt. There is not particle of doubt
but Tweed could make some very dam,
aging statements if he chose, but the old
gentleman knows which side of his bread
has the butter on. lie knows that it was
Republican newspapers which exposed
and forced the investigation against him,
that he was tried by Republican judge,
delivered to n Democratic Sheriff, and
escaped from Democratic Jail. And he
knows that it was Republican admins
trs:ion which pursued him across the
seas and cleached him at what he thought
wss the momert of freedom. All the
favors he has received came FROM Demo-
cratic eources, and there is where he is to
look for future ones. We don't think
Tweed will squea.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

THE Chicago Times (Democratic) a
few days before the Maine election re-
marked: "If the result in Vermont
should be followed by like result in
Maine next Monday, sagacious watchers
of political signs and foreshadowings
who certify their faith after the manner
of John Morrissey, will be very apt to
" hedge " their outstanding risks. and to
manifest preference for new ones with
large margins" The majorities of Yer
mont and Maine were all the Repubii-
cans asked, and larger than they expect
ed, and if Indiana and Ohio do half as
well on October 10th, Hayes and Wheel
er will be elected in November by as
sweeping a majority as Grants over
Greeley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

THE TROUT CREEK MURDER.-The
trial of the parties indicted for the Trout
Creek murder is now in progress at Ne
vada City. This murder occurred on
ee, and for time was shrouded in mys-
terry. Two Chinese cabins were saturat-
ed with kerosene and set on fire in the
night, and as the inmates -an out to ex-
tinguish the flames they were shot down
in cold blood. Large rewards were Of
fered by various parties for the arrest
and conviction of the murderers, and de-
tectives began to work up the case. Fin
ally, five white men were arrested apd
indicted by the Nevada Grand Jury,
chiefly upon the confessions of alleged
accomplices. The plot for the murder Of
the Cinnamon is said to have originated
in the Caucasian League of Truckee, and
the accused are members OF the Order,
We express no opinion of the guilt or
innocense of the accused parties, but de-
voutly trust that whoeve the guilty ones
may be they will be brought to Justice
The Chinese a'e as much entitled to the
protection of the law as any of us, and
its full powers must be invoked in their
behalf. We believe in discouraging
Chinese immigration, but only by means
which are strictly lawful. When any
cause has 20 resort to violence and MUIR
der, it shows evidence If standing upon
weak foundation. There are many who
believe the accused innocent and think
the true murderers are bands of rival
Chinese. For the honor of the American
name we hope such is the case.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

ANOTHER PRoP GoNE.-The New
York " Graphic was one of the first
of Democratic papers to advocate the
nomination and election of Mr.. Tilden,
and did so powerfully and effectively
But the " Graphic has soured ON him,
and having become convinced of his ras-
csiity and general unworthiness, backs
square off in this positive manner. 1t
says: I'VE are frank in confessing it.
that Mr.. Tilden has failed to be the pop
ulsr candidate we supposed we would
become. Inview of his utter breakdown
ms candidate we seriously suggest that
he should take counsel with his friends
and resign the Democratic nomination
tor the Presidency"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

REFORM WITHIN THE PARTY
We find the following among the de-
spatches Of Sept. 2lst: "Barbour Lewis,
Republican nominee for Congress in the
Memphis District, was denounced TO-
night by the Hayes and Wheeler Club,
composed of all the white and majority
of the intelligent colored Republicans ol
this city, They charge Lewis with pro-
curing his nomination by corrupt means
and demand his withdrawal from the
race"
The Republicans, it is well known
forced Orth of of their ticket in Indiana,
when his questionable proceedings in
Venezuela became known. This is true
reform. There is no abuse but can be
met and righted within the party, with
out that sacrifice ofprinciple which neces-
sarily follows boiling.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

HE'LL GATE, dangerous obstruction
to the navigation of East River, was
blown up on Sunday last. Twenty thous-
and people witnessed the explosion. The
rock was solid gn eiss and was tunneled
under from the shore, the excavation be-
ing filled with the various Preparations
of dynamite. The idea of destroying the
obstruction in this manner was taken
from the success attending the blowing
up of Blossom Rock, by Col. Won
Schmidt in San Francisco harbor few
years since. The engineers will now
turn their attention to other distractions
in the channel of the river with the addi-
tional hopes which the success of the at
tempt on He'll Gate has inspired.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

A FEW nights ago party of Vicks-
burg young ladies induced one of their
male acquaintances to cover himself with
a sheet and sally forth to play the ghost
on another party Of young ladies, which
were expected to come along the street.
The ghost went out, but before coming
up with the girls, met young man, who
being curious to know if ghost would
stand fire. whipped out his pistol and be-
gan to shoot. The ghost didn't stand tt
two seconds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

CAMPAIGN DoCUMENTs.-We have
been favored with n sight of some of the
documents with which the grand old
party hope to help carry the State for
"Tilden and Reform" One of these inter.
esting things tells us what Booth said of
Gorham one year ago, and then, not to
be partial, tells us what Gorham says of
Booth. Exactly what bearing the opin-
ion these two gentlemen at one time en-
tertained Of each other has upon the
issue Of the campaign, or what influence
these opinions will have upon Mr.. Hayes,
or Mr.. Tilden when elected, we have
sought in vain 20 discover. If either of
those gentlemen were candidates for pub
lie position the opinion held of him by
the other might have some force. But
one hclds high position which he owes
in Il measure to Democratic votes, the
other, although "A leader in the Repubi-
can ranks, is not and has not been for
years a candidate for their sutfrnges. We
might fill the JOURNAL every week with
Democratic opinion of Mr.. Tilden him
self, uttered before his nomination by
those who are now his supporters, but
prefer, if we touch on politics at all, to
deal with matters germaue to the ques.
tions at issue.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

TUE whipping post law is to be sub
jected to another test. A colored brute
of Santa Clara beat his wife and was sem
tnced by the Justice to twenty five
ashes, TO be laid on by the Sheriff or one
of his deputies. A art of habeas corpus
WAS sued out before Judge Belden, Of
the Nineteenth District Court, and the
constitutionality of the law tested. We
ehall be glad when the status of the law
is definitely determined. and cannot help
wishing the present case will be carried
TO the Supreme Court at once. Some
thing like it is needed TO check that class
Of MN aud deprive them Of their little
amusemeut.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30
Sole Traders Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the Undersigned, Katrina Elizabeth
Osthoff, wife OF j. II. Osthoff, of the town
of Junction City, Trinity County, State
Of California. will on MONDAY, the 9th
day of NOVEMBER, 1876, at 10 o'clock
of said day, or as soon thereafter as coun-
sci can be heard, make application before
the County Court of said Trinity County
at the Court Room of said Court, to be-
come a Sole Trader. Her intention is to
carry on the business of buying and sell
ing goods, wares and merchandise and
conducting Il general mercantile business
at said Town of junction City.
KATRINA ELIZABETH OsTHoFF.
junction City, Sept. %, 1876. 4w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

STATE TAx.-The State Board of
Equalization have levied the State tax
for the present year at 70 cents and 5
mills on each 500 of taxable property,
divide as follows : General fund, 43 cents
8 mills school fund, % cents 4 mills /;
interest and sinking fund, cents mills.
The total valuation Of property is 1854,
620,23l.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

A CROW that should attempt to pass
himself off for nightingale would be
detected by its customary song. So the
old fashioned Copperhead who calls him
self reformer is easily detected when he
opens lis mouth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

THE OREGON SENATOR. Governor
Grover has been elected Senator from
Oregon in the place of Kelly, whose term
expires in March, 1877. Both were
Democrats. Grover is said to be a man
OF culture and good abilities.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

CHINA swallowed up over halfa mil
lion of silver last week, over one half OF
which was in the shape Of trade dollars,
which have advanced so much in value
that they are now worth from two to
three per cent more than half dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

FAMINE IN CHINA.-The Shanghai
papers state that famine is threatening
the entire province of Chiali, t.Rc thirds
of Shangtung, the greater portion of Ho-
nan Nganhui, and certain districts of
Mongolia. The tract of country suffer
ing thus terribly from drouth has pop
ulation which may be estimated in the
aggregate Mt 7o,oo0,00o.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

|" TT is easier for camel to go through
the knee OF an idol than for rich man
to enter heaven" is the Interpretation
which colored preacher gave to the
Scriptures,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

THE worst floods in California are not
so destructive as ordinary ones in many
other places. In Forest county, Penn
sylvania, on Thursday, 16 persons were
swept away and drowned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

The yellow fever is fearfully bad in
portions ofthe South-2,00O people are
sick with it in Savannah ard 800 in At
lanta. Eight thousand people applied
for relief in Savannah in one day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

Poor TwEED.-As a convicted felon
he can't vote. But maybe the Great Re-
former will pardon him if he won't
"squeal."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

WE all stand about one chance in
100000 of being elected President every
four years, but it isn't worth while to
give up good situation on that account.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30
aveekly Trinity yunrnal.
OUR AGENTS:
THE "TRINITY JOURNAL, b.

THE "TRINITY JOURNAL being
connected with the Associated Country Press
Of the Pacific Coast, will receive advertise
ments through no other San Francisco gent
than the Agency Of said Association. Office
All Montgomery Street
GEO. =. ROWELL q CO.. 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

FIVE hundred Indians still living in
Florida, but moi a scalp has been taken
there in twenty years, as they have neith-
er post traders or missionaries among
them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

ONLY A MIsTAKE.-It was the reve-
nue. of the General Government that Mr..
Tilden reduced instead Of the taxes in
New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

A LADY artist in New York is making
bust of Tllden. She had better finish
it before the 9TH of Novem Der, or the
American people will be ahead Of her.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

If Stanley found white race in Cen
trail Africa what becomes of the theory
that it is the tropical sun that turns the
complexion black?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30

AN Indiana man has invented "Til-
den and Hendricks hat" 1t has hard
crown and soft brim.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30
CANDIDATES.
CHARLES GERING,

TAKES THIS METHOD of Informing
l. the Citizens of Weaverville District
that he is candidate for Road Overseer,
in said District, and respectfully solicits
their support.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30
Weaverville, - September 80, 1876.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to the BuSi-
ness or Editorial management of the JouRSAL
should be addressed to C. w. CRAIG, "TRIN-
irY JOURNAL" Weaveryille, Cal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
APPORTIONMENT
OF
SCHOOL MONEY

WEAvERvILLE, Sept. 7, 1876.
Amount of State and County School
Moneys subject to Apportionment, $2,-
049 60.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30
ORsON FOX.

rs A CANDIDATE FOR Road Over
L seer. subject to the Decision cf the
Voters of Weaverville District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30
JOSEPH HAM.

uEREBY ANNOUNCES himself as
IL Candidate for Road Overseer of
Douglas City Road District, subject to the
decision of the voters of said District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30
GEORGE DRAKE,

THEREBY INFORMS the Voters of
Ii Weavervlle District that he is a
candidate for Road Overseer, subject to
their decision.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30
JACOB SINGER,

NNOUNCES TO THE VOTERS
II of Weaverville Road District that
he is a candidate for ROAD OvERsEER,
and asks their support.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-30
ALEX. A. STILLER,

HEREBY ANNOUNCES that he is
IL candidate for RoAp OvERsEER,
subject to the decision of the Voters of
Weaverville Road District.