The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-16

l,Ams II News &c.. slloj.li alw;.- be acc"nla'.;ei
ty some responsible" name. obituaries Of m"lc
than five line viii BE- Inserted =. The same pricc;-
Advertisements.
- Outside PArt-. = Poe'rH = The
Past, Present, ard Future; Young AHan :
Winter. Corona'on.-.W >ceHnny- I'll. Re
frr.c Case: \ Distressed Crab: Anrc,ute
uf Rev. John Wesley Importance Of Rccrc
alton: Politeness among Railroad Officials ::
The two Wa,hrrwomcr; Printing in the
Woods. and a column Of shorter Articles
Far lie E4< und Cj,Is-A Lesson in Doing
Good On the fourth page will be found
Three Hours School Day ;-U,,M oliRe-
iy,ous-An Hour in Gc;hst name.
We are requested to state that the
Judge Of Probate, lion. {. 5. DANA. will b,
absent for a few weeks Mr. BrKi;ASk vii.
attend to all Necessary business in his at
sence.
-Our thanks are lue to Hon Justin $
Morrill,, Of the second Congressional District
for valuabls public documents.
--TnE ASSAULT ON Mr. GEEELEY.-
Under the head of BORDER Ruflianism in
Washington" Mr. Greeley writes to the
Tribune an account Of the assault made upon
him by Rust of Arkansas. This statement
does not vary from that we have already
given. Mr.. Greeley closes his letter in The
tollowin. lcian, tone:
I'll presume this is not the last outrage TO
Viii h a,u TO be- sui icctcd carle here
with clear unler>,andn. that it WAS about
an even chanr- wh,'!,r should or should
no, f,e allowed to 90 hcni.. alive: for nv
business here is 10 unma>k !yio' ri>v. defeat
treachery, and rcbuAe mrsnn->>. and these
are not dainty rmpIo,mcnt> even in smooth
er times than ours But shall stay here
jus, so long As | think proper, u>in. great
plainne,s OF speech, but cndcavorin. to treat
all men Justly and faithfully. nay often
Judge har.hlv and even bc mistaken as to
facts, but shall always he ready to correct
mv mistakes and to amend my lud ,mcnts. |
shall carry no weapons and engage in no
braws. but ifruilians waylay and a>sail me
! shall certainly not run, and, so TAR as able,
shall defend myself
The provocation to the assault was the fol-
Lowing: On Thursday, Jan. 3lst. ,.- Mr..
Rust moved resolution proposing to rule
of the course all the candidates for Speaker
who had been run previous to that time. In
his letter Of that day, Mr.. Greeley commen-
ted upon the resolution as the meancst prop
Ostion vet presented to Congress.
- The second Public Rehearsal given
by the Serenade Band, on Friday of last
week, was superior as musical entertain
ment to their first. The music given by Mr.
Parker on the Guitar was received with much
applause. There is so much soul" as Mrs
Whittier, would say, such -" breathing of
thu: human in the manner in which the mu-
sic of this Band is rendered, that it make, an
a n. if thousand times repeated, beautiful.
III tiva'ins. Between our ,htc', c.c'uai al"
nh, ic y nature, Their. exists an iut.rmr,li,,,
s,,.ui sc state, partakins Of both, belonging
,c.n.;t r. We are enraptured nv The ideal
beauty oi a Madonna; We admire glorious
su,,.r II what words lave ever deSry,L.d
'"eS' '''s" '''"> '"'s "'' ''N' "'''''''S u '''e
ha!'i" i''s'' VI 'N' E.""'e' mo mere s'o-
'r'"'s '''''.' "'' 'i.'''' ''o"S "'e 10Y
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INV a''>' NV ''"*' pc ''.' "'''.'' - "'"'' T.
we ~! '"e"' Wv" us Ii y "'"'''
MUSE hs.h charms 70 s''the Il -;'aG' '.ea'f,
PR,
nv DE-. '' 80
"''s VI '"'t ~ ''' ''"'
"'ye """s "''''" '''"' "e'" ''''s "'' W -
va oa'e''o"'" '"e present season. acc ''''-
Pa"'eu ~ '"e '"l"f! ''""o 'e"S '''o
x,ay that Hon. MI Graves of this town.
slaughtered in Dec. last two hoes - months
old. which weighed when dressed 5o2 and
el7 lbs. Who beats gallant little Essex ?"
Yours re<pec:tullv, ID.
Concord Fob : ,s,s
- There was an afrrav in school house
:, Wilson County Tam betweer mn,
ia '"e' "'>o'' ""'' lis '''fee So"s' anu TWO
sons OF nt'sno0r ny the name OF New be.
tween the families OF which there was an old