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IT is intimated that if Sherman had
not feared that Potter's Investigating
Committee had photograph copy of
his letter to Weber aud Anderson, he
might have brought himself up to the
point of positively denying that he
wrote it. But under the circumstances
he deemed it the part of prudence to
60 slow.
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FOR CONGRESS.

Kr. Zdifor:-Please announce the naTe of
JOHN G. WARwICK Esq, Of Massilion, as
candidate for Representative in Congress from
the XVI District, subject to the nomination of
the Democratic District Convention to be held
1t MassilIou July 18th. He is u thorough gen.
tiemau, in every way qualified for the position,
and has always been a true and fearless Demo
crat MANY DfMocRATS.
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THE MARKETS.

RAvENNA. July 10. 1878
| FLOUR.-King's Best, 50 90; o. X. AZ ~
Demand steady.
| WHEAT-No. Red. 81 %; Mol White 81 0s
CoRN-shelled brings Csc; ears, a5c,
OATS-25cts
RfE-No. brings Toe
BARLEY-None I'm market
HAY-selling at 50 q SO; cco,d,nr to
quality. Dull sale
BEEF-Per cwt., - SO @$5 w
HOGS-Drcssed. a 80 per cwt,
LARD-City rendered 7Se
SMOKED MEATS-City Sugar Cured Hams
selling at 81 c; Country &C.
shoulders, City cured selling at 7hc. Dried
Beef selling at 1Sc.
POULTRY-Small supply in the market
chickens dressed, buyers pay cents; un-
dressed &c; Turkies. undressed. Sc.
BUFFERS q 10c.
CHEESE-Retails. 1Oc. Buyers pay s.. q &C..
EGGS-buyers pay 1Oc per dog.
POTATOES-Buyers pay 3O9a6c.
BEANS-Choice hand picked In sm.,,a.m.n,
at y 90 per bu. Medium 81 Is.
VINEGAR-Pure cider retails 25@SOc ner ON,
TALLOW-Buyers pay 5xc.
HiDES-Green. trimm I'd. No. l, &c
FEATHERS-Best retail at 75c.
WHITE LIME-$1 IS per Dbl.
WATER LIME-Sa IS
-SALT-Coarse sells at 81 Is; fine q so.
WOOD-Stove - 0O02 80: 3 feet wood A IN
Q 8 SO per cord.
SUGARS
ooAoe sous ior ....... lie |
. 'A1"."'oo Ice |
' rskc
Crushed ,en.
NV" 9lUc
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Shcrna nnixatian.


In 1S6S John Sherman called ever,
man repudiator and an extortione,
who demanded the payment of The
hye.twcnty bonds III better or othe,
money than greenbacks. This was ia
carry Ohio and several other States
After the elections, in March, 1869. he
secured the passage OF a bill command.
ing the payment of these bonds in coin.
Ihls one feature of Shermanizstion
cost the taxpayers of the country
about SIX hundred millions of dollars.
In 1870, then a Senator, he framed the
forced resumption Act and carried it
through Congress under the gag law.
That was piece of Shermanization
that has filled thousands of homes
WIN anguish. Fourteen thousand
oanKrupts year, more than a thous.
ana month, about forty q day, with
liabilities reaching three hundred mil.
mons OF dollars annually, are the tracks
OF his triumph. There is another
phase of Shermanism, and in all we
say on this subject it should be born q
IN mind that the Money Power and
the Republican party and Sherman are
identical-the Trinity for
a. Modern Saints have found way to serve both
= $3.50 -'A"AAAAAous 'Hs-
If we pass from this phase of Sher.
manizatlon we come to the demoneti-
Aatioh OF silver, and if we pass from
that we can not fail to see the persist.
ent efforts of the all-powerfui Secre.
tary TO defeat the passage of the bill
restoring slIver to our monetary sys-
tenn. When the bill had passed the
Congress Sherman forbade it TO pass
the White House. He dictated the
veto which nothing but AN overwhel. |
ming public sentiment was able to |
overcome. lie was still the instru.
Inent' not OF his oountrymen, but of q
MAJ alorlty OF his party; for, we repeat,
50 lar as the great question of finance
- concerned John Sherman is the Re.
puDiican party. He boldly announces
MS intention to defy and override the
avs tnat are passed to check him, in
eroer TO Shermanize the country. He
lies notice that he will disregard the
avs relating to the sinking fund that
ie Will not obey the laws forbidding .
ne 1urther contractiyn of the green +,
'acks that he will sell four per cent. !
'oncs or nye per cent. bonds, or any
Pecies OF Donds,t to further his scheme;
nat ne Will make himself an enorm. ,
us Dank OF issue; that he will do any
hing, for the reason that the will of
ne Money Power "must, can and shall /.
e executed If we look at the f.
ancial legislation of the Republican >
arty for dozed years we see what :,
hermanization is. 1t is to rescue the =
eople of the United States from Sher. +
that the coming Congress !:
Onal fight in the various States is to :. .
made. In all the districts in ali 8
le States let the fittest men to do this :,
ork be put in nomination by the l!
party Enquirer. - -
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TIE subscriptions TO the four per
cent. loan on Friday amounted to ST..
0l0,5 5.zs.se -
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MARRIED
GkQHE-KOHL.-Atth the residence Of Henry
Grohe. in this village. ON Wednesday morn
ing, July Sd. 1873. by Rev. A. NJ Hills, Mr.
Robert Grohe. of Ravenna, and Miss Katie
Kohl, of Rootstown
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THURSDAY. JULY II. 1878
Denocratic Csngrcsslonal Csnvcn.
tier fer tho s6sh District.

Democratic ConEFcssiOnalC Csnvens
tiOn fer tho s6th District.
The Democrats of Ashland, Portage. Stark
and Wayne. comprising the 18th Congressional
District, are requested to meet. by Delegates.
in Convention, at Massilion. ON
THURSDAY. JULY is. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
to nominate n candidate to be voted for for Con-
gress At the ensuing October election. Each
county will be entitled to one Delegate in said
Convention for every hundred votes given Il,
n, BISHOP for Governor in 1917, and an addi-
tional Delegate tor fraction Of iifty votes and
upward. This will me- ke the representation as
follows:
Ashland Stark 81
Portage -..---..---. IS Wayne -dt
B. +. NELSON. Committeeman for Ashland
County.
ID. G, GOODMAN, Committeeman for Portage
County.
wILLIAA A. LYNCH, Committeeman for Stark
County,
e. B. EsHELxAN, JOHN ZIxxERxAN, Commit
teemen for ayne County.
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| C'AuOuSC ~ w oS iolU OVcr lOr the pres.
| ent.
Witness submitted In the evidence a
letter written TO him by Judge Marks,
now Internal Revenue Collector at
New Orleans, wherein Marks request
ed witness to inform him (Marks)
whether he had received the appoint
ment he had made application for, if
not Marks would look after it for him.
Marks also requested witness to in
form Mrs. Weber that he thought he
could secure her appointment as post
mistress at Donaldsonville, for which
she had once applied and been unsuc-
cessful, Marks being at that time op-
posed to her appointment. Marks
previous to writing this letter had
been to Donaldsonville and requested
Mrs. Weber to make q statement she
had meyer known of Sherman's letter.
During this visit Marks told wit.
ness and his sister-in law that thew
were both to be summoned as witnes.
ses before the Investigating Commit
tee. Witness stated that as he was
under the impression that the ap-
proaches made by Marks were mere.
ly with the view of influencing his
before the com mittee he
gave him no encouragement whatever.
Marks had stated to certain parties
le could control Mrs. Weber's testi.
nony before the committee. The wit.
less was after some further and unim-
.Ortant testimony ordered to report to
ne Louisiana sub committee on the
9TH inst. when his crOss-examinatiOn
will begin by General Cox. The com. !
alttee then adjourned until july 10.
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what Christ has Done for Us.

While we were yet sinners, Christ
died for us. Rom. SIS.
Christ also hath loved us, and given
himself for u.s.. Eph. 5: 2.
Who gave himself for us, that he
might redeem us from all iniquity.
Titus 2: IA.
He laid down his life for us. l John
3: Is. ttt1
Greater love hath no man than this,
that man lay down his life for his
friends. John Is: ID.
AndI give unto them eternal life.
John 10: %.
He washed us from our sins in his
own blood, and hath made us kings
and priests unto God and his Father.
Rev. l: 5, 6.
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Questions and eAnswers.
Answers to Questions in United States
History
|. Can't. John Smith.

|. Capt. John Smith.
2. That of giving away townships
west of the Connecticut river, and re-
tanning five hundred acres in every
township. ....
3. That of Rev. Mr.. Whitfield, i'm
Guilferd, Conn.,, built in 1859.
4. In 1886.
5. "The Boston News letter.
6. Chief Justice Sewell, and in it pro-
tested against slavery.
Z. LOngfellOw's "John Endicottn and
"Giles Corey :" Whittier's "The Witch's
Daughter" and ''Cassandra Southwick."
8. 1t was, and thousands suffered
death over the seas as well as in the
American colonies.
9. Sir George Carteret, and called it
after the Island of Jersey, of which he
had been Governor.
10. AT New Amsterdam, now New
York, about the spring of 1915.
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BURLINGTON and LamoiIIe Railroad.

Commencing january 18th, 1878, trains will
run As follows:
EAsT.
MIXED leaves Burlington at 200 a m, arrives at
Cambridge Junction at 1905 a. m.
MAIL leaves Burlington at Asa p m, arrives at
Cambridge Junction at Gas p. m, connecting
with Express train for st. JOhnsbury. and all
Eastern points, arriving in st. Johnsbury at
1000 p. m.
GOING WEST.
MIXED leaves Cambridge Junction at $50 a. M.
connecting with Mail train from SwantOn and
intermediate points, arriving at Burlington at
1920 a. m.
MAIL leaves Cambridge junction at 1910 p. m,
connecting with train from Newport, st. Johns
bury, and all Eastern points leaving st. Johns
bury at $3.50 a. m, arrives at Burlington at
2:4Op.m.
MORNING AND EVENING TRAINS make close connec
ton at Burlington and Essex Junction with
Central Vermont trains North and South.
ALL TRAINS arrive at and leave the Central Yer
mont DepOts in Burlington and Essex Junction.
Tickets for sale at all stations and by II. n. Dru-
ry. Ticket Agent Burlington, VT
ID. c. LINSLEY,
Nj. Il. SPRAGUE, General Manager.
Gen. Fr't and Pas'r Agt
Burlington, VT, Jan. 10, 1878. 16tf.
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NOTICE.
To Lovers of Ice Cream.

HAVING bought one of the best Freezers and
LII a lot of packing cans and tubs, we are pre-.
pared to fill all orders for Ice Cream with reason
able notice Can pack it so it be sent anywhere
on the line of railroad within fifty miles and war.
rant it all right. VIII fill orders for one gallon or
more now; later in the intend to keep ii on
hand, and can furnish the citizens with quarts.
pints, or by the dish. Price % gallon with GOOD
pure cream in it-without, cream much cheaner
Please give us a call.
2stf MATTHEWS PETTENGILL.
st. Johnsbury, May g, 1878. E. Avenue.
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marry, asked her father to let her we'd
ding be as quiet and inexpensive as
possible, and to give her the money
which would have been spent in flowers,
wine, etc. With this money she gave
certain sum to the6poor of each city
which she visited on her wedding jour-,
ney. She had the blessings of the hunS
CRY and naked strewed along her para
instead of roses. The story, without
the names, crept into the newspapers
Last week the wedding of one of the
great capitalists in this city was marked
by as touching and beautiful an incl
dent. One of the gifts to the bride was
the sending of 100 orphan boys to
homes in the West. A good deed is
not so much like candle throwing its
Deems upon the night as a beacon,
which is no sooner kindled than it lights
a hundred others in the distance.-N. Y.
Tribune. tEFl1t flfIs
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According to the latest official reports,
the total number of deceased Union
soldiers, during and in consequence of
the wal, is put at 3l6,233. OF these
only 1894, or something over one
half have been identified and the rest
will probably be forever unknown. OF
the grand total 36,868 are known to
have been prisoners of war, who died
in captivity. OF rebel prisoners of war,
the remains of 81 1886 have been in
tered
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.
PATENTS.


r.. FL. E ID d Y
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Secures PATENTS in the United States; also in
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Comics of the claims of any Patent furnished by
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EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
TFSTIMONIALS. 8,
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Commissioner of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ person more trusE
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7 ORENZO II. MCNEIL s FSTI A.,
1.-the subscribers, having been ,t !
Honorable Probate Court for tbe "A.
MIA. commissioners, to receive ev,-,
all claims and demands Of all p4r,'-.
tate of Lorenzo H. Mcneil. late of :,
said district, deceased. repre.er,.s
the term of six months from tba n.
1873, being allowed by said Com,
of said deceased, to exhibit and
spective claims before Us: Civ !
will attend to the duties of on, 1 I
the counting room of Z. F. Br7T
bury, in said district, on the 1,t
and the 9th day of November pey,
in the afternoon, on each Of said dsr
L. c. MATTHEW,
1885 Z. F PPOIVN
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In the District Court of the United ,,l
District of Vermont. In Re. WILTp
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF VERNON. :
Notice is hereby given that pstir,
filed in said Court. by William M
Johnsbury, in said district. duly a..
rupt under the act of Congress Of Nh
for a discharge and certificate Thereof :
debts and other claims pruvable ma
and that the ID day of July. 81 4
NJ. before the Hon HOYT Il. WHFFr-
said Court, at the Z. ). Court Rooms
is assigned for the hearing of the ar.
where all creditors who have proved
and other persons in interest NAV ar;--
cause if any they have why the plart
titiOn should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington. on the 9Th day
1885 B. b SMALL
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AGOoD DEED IN A NAUGHTY WORLD.
"A month or two ago a young girl in
Boston, the daughter of one of the
wealthiest men there, being about to
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Notice in BankruptH

In the District Court Of the United -.
District of Vermont. In The us-
& GEO. W. HUMPHREY. Bankru.
Notice is hereby given that have
pointed assignee Of the estate and
above bankrupts. DANIEL 5 TO-E
32-34
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GTATE OF VERMONT Cue
y In Probate Court held al tIa y \
st. Johnsbury, within and for ' ~; 4
18th day of June, A. D. ls7s ''o
An instrument purpOrting tot. 81
Testament of Joseph Smith la,a y
in said district, deceased, beiBg no. n, y
for Probate: F7'
1t is ordered by said Court Il
concerned therein be notified 10 ANY,
of said Court to be holden AT iill'F'
in st. Johnsbury, on the ZFE
A. ID. 1873, and show cause. if anu.
against the Probate of sai5 ~
purpose it is further ordered ti,.
record of this order be publisbsJ y
cessively in the Caledonia -
Johnsbury, previous to said In.
hearing.
By the Court, Attest.
A true copy of Record, Attt. ~
1885 HENRY FREyr
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Building Lots

For sale in the village Of ST Johnsbu
lots situated on a commandin- pli1
ON two sides by the Passumpsic Rive
looking Railroad Street, SummrTviIlt
Village and a portion Of ST. Juhns6uFy
For beauty of scenery and heali4il-
cation this situation is unrivalled. lle
homes will never have a better opp
securing the most desirable Location
most reasonable terms. No fancy pre-
Lots will be sold AT prices ranging LI--
$3.50. If >. l.. III
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Notice of Assignee's Apv0-
DISTRICT OF VERNON. :

DISTRICT OF VERNON g
The undersigned hereby give, uI--.
pOintment as assignee Of THOMAS 21
of Danville, in the County of CALEB 1l1.
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gstat,,

GTATE OF VERMOT O.,
y In Probate Court held .. u
st. JOhnsbury, within and a. ~ tlt D
5th day of June, A. d. ISIS 'Or said
An instrument purportin.4,
Testament of Harriet F nv, 20 BEL
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Court by james W. SbanIs %1.
named for Probate: ms 'her
1t is ordered by said Cor-.
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pose it is further ordered NV +" "
ord of this order be published t 4.
lively in the CaledOnfan, printed Nv Y
previous to said time appointe5 /, 4
By the Court, Attest, w
A true copy of Record Ar ~
1874 HENRY FPrT
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Pasture for Sale.

situated on the main road leading by the old fair
ground, between Paddock village and St Johns
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SAID pasture contains about 40 acres of good pas
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premises, II? a WRIGWT '-
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CANNED GOODS.
AT Low PRICES.
G. VS. we keep choice line of TOBACCO AND CT
TT II u y you want STRICTLY PURE CREAM TAR
iAk' SODA and SPICES give us a call
STATIONERY.
WRITING PAPERS, OUIREs FOR OK
5S 49, ~, and 30 cts. Largest assortment of BOX
ENVELOPES, 10 Bunches. ZONE hoy, Ok 20
10 cents per box. "
BLANK BOOKS,
5ass books, Note books, a large assortment and
orders taken for any size and style at manufactu
FER FER prices Buying Stationery Blank books etc.
urect OF manufacturers can sell at very low prices
Inc largest assortment of Embossed Pictures in
o ot An sizes OF Splints. 10 inches long at no
cents per bunch. Perforated Board S cents ner
sheet, have all colors ~ POI
IA, call Viii convince you that my goods are of the
best quality, and prices reasonable.
ICE CREAM,
Having recently fitted up room adjoining INV
store am now prepared to furnish Ice Cream h3y
tne ulsh, and have boxes suitable for CARRYING 4
10 any part OF the village without melting S6oIi
make good article as have the best triple motion
reasonable prices. VIII NO soiu at
Call and get prices or address by mail
c. r. ROBINSON,
Avenue House, Eastern Ayenue paxt t, Me-
t NiiIinery store, and second
store coming down the Avenue.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-06-21

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