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SALEM LEAD C0mPAN

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known Throughout New lnc'uH - '..
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tam sticks. ..- .
LEAD EIBI.O>. tI"m ! u"
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Gsfafrs.

State OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT S.
DIN Probate Court held at the Probate Office in ST.
Johnsbury, in said District, On the eth day of
George Leslie administrator upon the es-
tate of Harry c. Palmer, late of Danvlle, in
said district, deceased, presents his adnIinistra
makes application for decree of distribution
and partition of the estate of said deceased
WhereupOn, it is ordered by said court, that said
application be referred to session of said court
to be held at the probate office i'll said st.
.lohnsbury, on the Goth day of July, A.. ID. 1s76,
for hearing and decision thereon: And il is further
ordered that notice hereof be given to all persons
Interested, by publication of the same three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian, newspaper pub
llshed at St JOhnsbury, previous to 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 be allowed and
such decree made
BY the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
y true copy of record.-Attest,
3l-3 HENRY FRENCH. Register.
STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT, IS
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Office in
St Johnsbury, within and for said district, Oh the
9th day of June, \. ID. 1876.
W william q. Cameron. Executor of the last Will
and testament of John Cameron, late of Bar
net, i'll said district deceased, presents his al
ministration account for examination and allowance
and makes application for decree of distribution
and partition of the estate of said deceased Where
upon it is ordered by said Court that said account
and saidapplication be referred t" session thereof
Ia be held at the Probate Office i'll said st. Johns
bury "n the 18th day of July. ~ ID. le16, for hear
ing anu decision thereon: And II Is further order
Ell that notice hereof he gwen To all persons inter
tsttd by luDilcatlnn al the same three weeks sue
cesslvtlN III the Caledonlan newspaper Publisht'i
at ST Johnsbury previous to SAID time appointed
for hearing that they may appear al sali TIME
ana place, ana SHOW caust' II any iheS may nave
why SAID account should NOT De ail""tu anu Such
decree made.
By the curt Attest: ,,,,-,, ,
HENEh fltEN' II. Register.
\ true copy of Record, Attest,
3l-Si HENRY FRENCH Register.
TATE IN, yEru,NT C,,Ern>I, DIsrpUsr -
H. rr,I..,. -, Ill, ar th. prnI,,t, nttr,. i'm
:, inhnsh,,r, II, Ia Ji.tri,t an IN, p0th daI at
lima n i.7a ~ - " " '
LIi,,h, I'LL .,,n .>.cutri, of th,. last ~ III and
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The Indian War.
SOME DESPERATE FIGHTING

OMAHA, June 23. The following has
quarters from Capt. Nicker>on and Gen
River, June 10, via. Fetterman 2:}d
I'VE had Il sharp fight on Rosebud
Creek on the morning of the 18th in
slant. lasting several hours Our loss
was nine men killed and twenty one
wounded. Capt. Henry of the Third
Cavalry WAS the only officer hurt. He
is severely wounded in the face. We
won the fight and camped on the field.
The Indians made the attack and had
Il force they no doubt believed sufficient
t" whip this command"
a private dispatch states that Gen.
Crook had a horse shot from under him
during the engagement.
LATER.
CHElENNE, June %. As was init
mated in the last dispatch Gen. Crook :
command left camp on the morning of
the 10th inst, with four days rations,
and struck across to the Rosebud. il
branch of the Yellowstone. in Montana.
Following down this creek the next
morning about five miles the Snake and
Crow scouts brought word from the
front that the SionX were in force at
the hills, and 10y e.:n o'clock the
command was in positions and an
extensive fire was inaugurated along
the bluffs to the north of the creek the
enemy who had begun the attack, and
thereby showing then confidence in
their ability to whip the command, re-
tiIingas the soldiers and allies advanced.
The Sioux were all we'll mounted and
well armed. >warmed in numbers at
times. and were prndigal in the use of
ammunition. The fight lasted four
hours, when the enemy retired out of
sight at every point.
TIE CASUALTIES
pany F. Sergeant Marshall and private
Roe We're killed: private Broderson
and Fcathersby wounded. Company
priNates Allen and Flynn killed :;
Sergeant Enoch. Corporal Cartz, pri-
Yates Smith. Stewart, O'Brien and
LosSey Boskey wounded. Co. L-Ser-
geant Newkirker, privates Bennett,
Potts. Corners and Mitchell killed ::
ScrgeantS Cook. Edwards. Snow and
Cramer wounded. Second Cavalry.
Captain Henry - Co. ID. - Sergeant
OD"nncll Wounded. Co. Il. private
Steiner wounded. The latter are all
likely to recover. One Snake scout was
killed and three wounded. and four
| Crows We're wounded.
New YORK. June "a. The details of
Crook fight with the Sioux show that
1t was almost surprise. The fight
lasted five hours, and it is believed the
Indians lost 100 warriors and rs many
ponies, but they saved their village
from destruction, us it was probably
moved during the fight. Several charges
were made on both sides and desperately
fought to the submits of several small
ridges. In the last one desperate efforts
| were made 10y the Sioux to divide the
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WESTERN TICKETS /!

Tickets {" all points West and south and the
I'ac lie coast. via all the first class routes
L" IiN"TI""l. Glasgow. and other points 10y inst
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For lowest rates. time tables. and Information,
call gu " address \. e. HAE\ Ely. Ticket A.I.
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c. J. HOUCHTON.

Al>, viii h, found
LADIES WATCHES \ CHAINS. MANTLE
CLOG rs, SILVER WARE. OPERA GLASS
Is. GOLD NECKLACES. LOCKET>.
BEAt ELEr>. GOLD \ PLATED
>El>
And prices IN acc"rdanc" with the present Low
Price. ut Gold
In ,.1-,
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co.

Sem-Weekly Line To New York.
steamers El'anora and Francnnia will until fur
intf notice leave Franklin Wharf Portland and
ii'f - East River, New York. every Monday and
thursday p. III. The ELEANORA is IA new steamer
It'th'lN phlh Tor tins route. and both she and the
franc"nia are fitted up with tine accommodations
Tor passengers making this the most convenient
ana comfortable route for travellers between New
York and Maine
During the summer months they touch at Vine.
yard Haven both going and coming from New
YORK. Freight taken AT the lowest rates-Fur
further information apply to
HENRY FOX, Gen \ Ct Portland
or }. +. MES. Agt., Pier 81 f. r. New York
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St. Johnsbury, Vt.

We represent sound and reliable CuIupauit.S bnt IA
Stock and mutual and prepared place risk :
at reasonable and equitable, rates IN American ol.
English Companies of unidentified responsibility
We @IIhrant"" prompt and honorable settlements
with InlicN h"ldr' : i'll east. of loss
We chdrI" ~" t'r FAR Iicts>. rtH@frdi$ transfers
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We invite parties seeking Insurance To call upon
address hN ltttcr confident thai h\ -,
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all matters entrusted tu rs pledge ON best eff
forts Ia observe public patronage
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cENrAuR
LIN I M E Nm

m.nta i b,' S'"''i'lh- ant l,.r.I.. r..
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PEICEsI PER Hottie ~"t %. -
.i~t~ \ pamphlet Of = pL-,~ -'..u- g..
on CatarIh and CONTAINING .u".'..' -
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WORLD OF TOYS

WHITING DESKS WOEk-EOXES GAMES
PERU merry. BOOKS. STATIONERY.
sc, sc Sc.
ca HOIGIIrDN
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HAIR VIM E,

Stimulates the growth Of the hair prevents tn.
decay at the hair. Prevents the hair from turn
in" cray Stops and prevents the haiI from falling
ont. stops that unpleasant itching that is the pre-
Jude of the hairs decay. Removes ,Iandrutf and
cures all diseases of the scalp and as u Shampn,
and dr,SSin. fnr ladies hair cannot he rNc,.lird
Try il. Ask Your druggist and dealers for il every
where. send .:~t~ Tor trial bottle. address
&. W. RICH ARDSOS. Barnet Vt
For sale in II. lohnShurN 10y &C.. Bin. ham and
q. D. Randall Druggists
sold III l'r!icam ny John NaInum .Jr
Wells, Richardson 4 Co, Eurlin.tnn Vt Who'll,
sale Agents. IUItf
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reside. al Manchester \ u tf.i pr'.'
sided al lIrnnihtI and ana 4 uI' $50 % '.'
State. | have had tttiIIh tW'u't t'' t'i'
since ] MAS nineteen Ntti- "it lr' Of. '".
time. 1t run all that pril"d t'd n.-.
Till up and drop down N my 'ti"i ''t'.-
ing of choking. :" that ! would -t'l
save mNs,lf from >tran-ulIil"H u a.'
head So that felt confused. tlt "h- p.
severe headaches at Intel ii~ '.' d "''- 81.
| also had pains III >huuldti- iH' 'I'
from which suff, red mm'u-'t. -
they that a NraT alu last ~uuu'i go
lie III bed most "t the tluur i'I i''''
have tried all kinds uf >nuil- and a'a.. D.
dies with Ii" particular hn' nj A' '..'.
sicians. began /" tth' the '.n'''
tarIh Remedy last August 10, -fA .'
tel before. tinishiu. the tirst bottle i'.
the third buttl, My cAtalrl = '"ir' .
l. restored. have Il" phIn- u'h'' "
" hole system Is made "NrI liz" '.''
medicine that has been the I'AH-
me from intense suffering Il.d '.l..-'
am now abb. I" Il" the haId' N't- "''
greatest r\V"-urr aud i'rl tiH '''-
much in favor Of the Constitutional '.,
CdN. MIS- d I''
Manchester y. H.. Feb I-I
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NEW FIRM!
GAY X oR(ITT.

The Subscribers have formed "A tupartnrI-hip.
and having released the entire al Dan
irl Colby III thu. lat, firm of Colby Cav 4 Orrutt.
viii CITTN the business ot box ma king al the.
old stand. y liberal share al the public patronage
: solicited. GEORGE GAY. Meridian Ct
.. ". ORC IT. ~. I"hu-hurN.
March l. I-1G. Iltt
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To Builders and Lumber Dealers.

The subscriber has completed his new mill IN
Victory. and L. now prepared to furnish lumber
ami dimension timber al almost all kinds His
trees al" largr- and he furnish l"n- and heavy
Timber Tor especial purposes. The subscriber haN
Ing been IN TIA" business more than thirty Wears.
hat"rs himself h" understands what builders
want. and hr can I'LL bills speedily and >atI~factn-
rilN. DANIEL COLBY
81. bloomsbury. MaN / I>7I 4Itf
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c A T A r r H .

Catarrh of 25 Years Standing C..z
with Dropping> il tia" Throat alu~
Choking, Pain in the shoulders. b.
and kidneys. Hradach, and tntr
Breaking down of the system m
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SWITSER & LITTLE,

Manufacturers and W h"lt~ilc and Retail Deal
els Spring Beds \ Lounges. Han. Wool Tow Top
and Excelsior Mattresses. | phn>trIN ti","~ and
Stutiiug,. French Lasting. in Wool Rep T,irv.
lamash \ Hair Seating. Sofas. EASY Chairs AC..
repaired at short notice. y. Il SWITSEE
". y. LITTLE
En-t,rn AN,.mm, .Inln-hmrA
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PIANOS and ORGANS

SHoREi BAILEY are Grn'l Agents for the
MASON \ HAMLIN ORGANS, in Northern VI
and n H. and are constantly receiving improved
anu attractive styles containing their new stot,s
Srraphnni, N"ix Celeste, "Viol aamour" and
Piano Harp, which gives the finest orchestral
rnrct '"honlns these world renowned Instru-
ments, with our fine stock of organs from i Fst.y
Co., and the Geo Woods 4 Co.'S Piano and or
gan coInhlned gives our customers an uppnrtuuitv
Tor seiect"n which cannot be found elsrw here, in
VI instruments t" Rent. Repairing and tuning
done ~ cunning
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WARDEN'S
Scotch Liniment !

A rst-class Liniment and Pain-killer.
TISM etc.
ID \
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BIackSmithing!

The subscriber has opened his shop Concord
\ Venue III summer VILE. where horse -h"t.ug and
repairing will hr done III woIkmanlkr manner.
e Sp"ciat attention pdid /" "r'rrtdchiny. inter
fsrinJ and tame horses JOHN IApp.
nu It ,IuhusburN Vt
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A Good Dairy Farm for Sale
House and Barn to Rent
Fine Watch Repairing

IND ENGR.fJI.NG
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27

uses a Walter press Of English manufacture,
which makes great deal of noise, and is only
claimed to print $4,000 copies an hour. The
Philadelphia Times and the Tribune are print
ed on Hoes presses, the Times at the almost
incredible rate of $1,000 single copies an hour;
this Is called a perfectng press, folding ap-
paratus being in connection. In printing the
Tribune, six printed sheets are laid down at
each stroke of the tly-frame Hoes presses are
extensively used in Englaud in one office IN
London there are twenty in operation. For
certain reasons the Bullock presses are consitl-
cred superior to any other; it is conspicuously
posted that Il duplicate of the Herald machine
has been ordered for Forney's Press. The
Adine is printed on press Of COttrel & Bah
cock, of New York. The printing of the daily
papers draws immense crowds, but the speed
is SO great that they run but moment or two
at a time; then the papers are distributed 10
the crowd gratis. This very thing may cause
some very heavy failures ito sell papers, in the
newsboy line.
The exhibit of Messrs. X. Hoe 4 Co. is very
large. embracing all styles and sizes of their
presses, and full collection of printers arti-
cles. The handpress which was used by Benz
Franklin when working as a journeyman-prin-
ter in London is shown by them. 1t is small
but clumsy, old fashioned and dingy, and is but
another proof Of the giant strides which the art
has taken in the intervening time. A proof
press exhibited by them and the Burgess proof
press of this city are the only machines of the
kind in the building. OF the merits of the latter,
this puoer has before spoken. The Hoe presses
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
ANOTHER SAD CALAMITY.

Ia 4oi tiAN -Aiothy 4AiSu ouiJ ~i.I
a sad calamity occurred upon the Hud-
son river about a mile and il half below
Burdens blast furnaces at about s 30 last
evening. About O'Clock yesterday after
noon, Thomas Edgely, Henry Hayncke,
George Bloomfield, Gregory Fox, Jonas
Faulkner, George H. Baker, jerome De
Ereest, Archibald Aston and Gilbert jew
EFT started from Troy tora pleasure sail on
the steam yacht Stella, owned by Jerry
De Freest of the Volunteer Steamer Com
pany They had enjoyed pleasant time
and We're returning home when overtaken
by the calamity alluded to. At the time
and place first mentioned the steamer
City Of Troy passed by the party at a high
rate Of speed. The swell from the large
vessel was so great that the yacht became
filled with water and sank almost imme-
diatcly. uaynicke, Edgely. Bloomfield,
FOX and Faulkner are supposed to have
been drowned, rs their companions. who
Succeeded III swimming ashore. could not
discover that those named had been equal
ly fortunate. Faulkner has been a teller
of the State Bank of Troy, and was an ad-
mirable young man. as also were the
others The survivors managed to reach
home about 10 O'Clock last night in very
exhausted condition, in consequence of
their severe eXertioEs to reach the shore
The party consisted principally of men,
bers Of the Volunteer Steamer Company.
Coroner Flood started for the scene of the
disaster at 80 last night The excite
ment around the house of the Volunteers
was intense after the horrible news reached
there. and scores Of people rushed to the
building. hoping to hear the story dis
proved. The foundered yacht was new
one, about which Il great deal has been
said in the papers of late. The survivors
say that the City Of Troy passed along
without paying any attention to the acci-
dent, leaving the unfortunate men to
drown or not, as circumstances might de-
eide Bloomfield and Faulkner were mar
ried men Bloomfield was painter by oc-
cupation and resided in rear of First street
below Adams. Maynicke was carpenter
by occupation. Fox was a clerk in Pea
body's drug store on Congress street Ba-
ker's watch was stopped at S.2G o'clock.
After the four persons named as having
reached the east shore landed, they cried
out towards the west shore. hoping that
an answering signal would announce the
fact that others of the party had saved
themselves by swimming in that direction.
The answer that came back was from
another party engaged in fishing on the
other side. 1T gave no Indication that any
of the missing men had reached that
shore. Aston says that he thinks he saw
Bloomfield swimming above water imme-
diately after the boat went down. When
the first swell entered the boat the party
commenced bailing out the boat. Each
swell carried large quantity of water,
and the boat went down with the fifth or
sixth swell that entered. The yacht was
a small one, measuring only twenty three
feet keel
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
The Indian War.

NEW York, July pa A Washington
special says Sherman has been able by ju-
dicious distribution of troops on the sea-
board to draw enough men to reinforce
the army operating against the Indians,
and no volunteers will be wanted
Sheridan reports everything ready for
active campaign in a few weeks, and it is
believed he will take the field himself
He will make his headquarters at Goose
Creek, near the Rosebud. The three col
umns operating against Indians will ag-
gregate about 1000 men. Sherman est-
mates the fighting strength of the Sioux
at 250O. and purposes to make the punish
ment such as they never will forget.
Dispatches received by Sherman last
evening. state that Merrill will not reach
Crook, till Aug. 1st, when Terry will form
junction with them. Low water in the
Yellowstone river may delay movements.
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
GsneraIities,


senator Il b'aliie ha5 M gone TO hSe Beach Forts
inoulIi' lor HIS heaI'h'
o"e hundfeH tomSrGssmeh are absent or7ck'
-A"Jo"i "'lie'" Is ''HNeu vi Iol AuH' lHl'
Fifty thou.and uersous beIono Ia the orier
of thn sister. nf t,haritv tho ,vorlj own
t!''' % H., t.;s ~ NJ
''''E ''''' '''' '' '''- GO '''N '''Nt
4 hnlibut weighing about 80 hounds wa,
caught Il few dlys uro, on Portsmouth harbor
y. n mi. Week ~ y Lr,ipnina Of tHc Lri,Igl
On account Of the extreme heat, Rhode I,-
land Farmers a:c moving their grass by torch
light.
,.,,.,..t ..,,.,,..... .,;..,., .l,,...
100 tons being sold at that figure Tuesday.
tGapIincr E"p1rrr.
tr,-,. ,,..
AZ wv Wv !: ~ '' 10y 10y H. ~ - -, ,", -N "
, loiN ''a @ w. "l>a9'I'' 'N''P' '''I VI "'l"''
1ror Go,r.o l., 1,u,ot. ,,e l,,.tI,,,l ,...r.
,,iI,nI ,,, ,i7,,,ii,,t,nn,t nC Se,,,,i ir,,t
s'riit,, 't - ~ ,rr y
Both houses of Congress have passed The bill
to provide temporarily for the expenses OF the
''i"' ''' "''''' '''' "'
The "lulic~ of the Cabinet hardly have time
to get acquainted with one another before their
husbands are 'bounrctl out"
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