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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

-Ihr patrons and friends of Rev. VIM.
-. Baldwin OF Arlington, VT, after repeat
. evidences OF their watchful care over
ministers lalder, have given still fur
. expression to their good will. by a
u..,u- donation OF greenbacks, amount
g. To- 800.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

Moth and Freckles.-The only rcliatle remedy for
those brown discolorstons the face called Mo Patches
and Freckles, is Perys Moth and Freckc Lotion Pre-
pared only by Dr. B. c. PERRY, Dernaologit 10 Bond
St., New York. Sold by all druggists in st. John-bury
and elsewhere. Price 81 per bottle. tSep16
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Dr.. Schenck's New Office.


DR.. J. II SCHENCK of PHILADELPHIA has opened an
office second floor OF No 81 Hanover street. Boston
where lie Will be professionally every Wednesday. from
1" 3 Every person complaining with consumption
GiecaeS leading To it, invited 10 call HIM lie gives
advice free, but tor thorough examination with his res
promoter the charge is five dollars.
Dr. Schenck can explain To patients very correctly the
stage OF their disease, and now his medicines
namely. his PuimonC Syrup, %eawetd Tonic and Man
drake Pills without the Ottle ReSpirOmetcr: but bN
i: he can tell exactly how far the lungs are gone au,
what part also whether IL is Tuberculosis Pulmonary
Bronchial or DyspeptC Consumption, whether it i
merely an liberated throat auI Catarrh, liver
complaint.
His medicines have full directions any can take
them without seeing him, tut if they live by BY and
we'll enough. il i, best him All three of his
medicines are required In nearly every of lung dis.
ease, Tor 1t Is impossible TO cure consumption unless the
stomach and liver are kept in perfect order. To get
lungs in healing condition the stomach be cleans
ed and an appetite Or good rich food created 50 as TO
make good blood, before the lungs will begin to heal
then the ChillS and night SweaS will stop and the ey-
ptCtDratiOn becomes Tree and easy.
lie keeps iuil supply OF medicines at his rooms which
can be had at all times.
Pr &c Dt The Pum9ulc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic each
81 - per bottle - 81 the half Dozen Mandrake Pi,
- cents per box
GEO. {. GOODWIN co, IS, Hanover street Bo,-
ton, general Wholesale agents Tor the New England
states.
For sale by all druggists eithwtnov267
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05
DEATHS.

Births, Marriages ami Deaths Inserted FREE. ObItua
Ties, including poetry, GEMS Il line.
In this place, March %, Charlie, infant son of Alvah
and Many A. Harvey.
In this town. March %, of consumption, Mrs. Harriet
T"ylor, aged a years, and IL months.
In his place, March 81 Susan, aged 81 years and 3
months wife OF Hiram HILL Esq., of the S. Johnsbury
House.
In ST Johnsbury, March p, Catherine Smonds, aged
4: year aid month.
IN Waterford, Mr.. Charles Colby, A. - years.
In Lancaster, March % Mr.. james H. Hodgdon, af er
A brief illness
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05
CURE FOR PIN WORMS

If worm meiy needed don't fail 10 get rottlc Of
Dr. f. q. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup. r is syrup never
fall in tn most aggravated xpc! the rTitan.,
nd vigorous WORMS entirely from the system Adults
Of ~ ~ yeas, who have suffered for lifetime chill
dren upon whom l other worm remedies have cen trie
N VAIL rel eyed Of a ovauce in y hours aid
when ken according directions, il viii ete, an en-
tire cure 1t cathstc, and improves The health
" reno ing impurities from the system. and i IL
wavs -afe, even with the youngest chi d.
sod by q. c. GOODWIN d co, Boston and bv drug
&sists everywhere. ap', jun, aug
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05
GOLD AND GOVERNMENTS.
BOSTON NARKET..2.

FLOUR-Western superine az S1O.eO a s11NO: CON-
mon xtr II SIl50 "a 1-.5G mc4iUm go Ut ST. IA
l4"o; It. Louis at Sl4.5o a $50 Z Dbl Southern,
Fl0u-, enn.O0.
CUKN-Wesrngn mix L. S115 a rs. southern yellow
cl.2i a 1.25. OAIS-UOr;herH, al "a ESQ: vest T..
0.u0 "a U.on. kl S1.5p "a 1.5@. SHUkIS Ut IA
Hoo FINE FhED->4l.0' "a $500. MIDDLINGS,
cl3"u "a 1890 q ton.
PORk-Piime, S-l00; mess, $500 "a 40; cle.r,
$500 q 5000. BEEF-kxtra mess, So family.
$500. LARD, l]5e "a li11c. SMOKED HANS, Is "a
1514c Z lb. BUTTER, Is q 55c I ID. CHEESE, II q
gUc 3 lb.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

". are requested to state that Rev. f.
i. napiu OF New York will lecture at this
.I.c ON Thursday evening. April II. DR..
Iapiu Is one of the best lecturers the cOiln-
.r 2ilord>. and of course everybody will
..,u 10 hear him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

Observation-Disclosures Bemis and sons of
.}n'"n raised 24G0 bushels Of rutabagas
''-' season from > acres of land. and 1000
.'''e-> OF them crew on of an acre. Wei
'''" u ems and sols raised about the same
number OF bushels Oft, | believe, a little
more ground. {. B. Rowland of Burke
''std 80 bushels off about I of an acre
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

III, season is bacAward-sugaring is
..,uard-and the travelling is very back
IaL There have been "a few pleasant
Is. bay more cold and unpleasant ones.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05
= CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

I'VE ed avor to m Ike The Ca'donian valuable for
- >tNs; and our friends in Caledonia, Essex and
.,. Counties VII confer great favor to us and add
a, rally to the interest of the paper by sending s
tens in brt', l1gibe form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

diminished Work. is the subject Of
r.y. I.rael Luce'S lecture before the La
-.. Library next Monday evening.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

The engineers of the Montpelier and
IF. Johu~oury railroad have completed the
survey on the Molly Brook route, and find
entirely feasible. They are now survey
Inc northern route-tlom West Dan
...r through portion of Walden to Cabot.
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Read again the Evidence OF one OF our Oldest
Residents.
CIScTNNATI, December "a, 1868

Ni''i>Nhii' A'Ctciipci iOoo.
MESSRS. J. y. HARRIS l. CO.:
Ga'S-Ths is to certify that have found Aliens
Lung Rlzam one # tie beet reIuede+ in the world
diseased lungs lave used it in my family for break
ing up troublesome cough with the happest effect
recommended it to young lady who had harassing
cough and threaten. with consumption and it cur
her il few day. would recommend II athlete ed
with cough and to those who are predisposed to
sumption. Rec. ectfully yours, !. A. HARRISON.
sold by j. c. Bingham, and by all dealers in family
medicines. tma;1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

MIR. /. {. Henderson has bought
MIN Of Mr.. Cornelius Cletford of North
paarille and took possession the present
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05
LIFE INSURANCE.

Mr. T. Z. SARGENT, agent of the 1Etna Life Insur-
ance Company of Hartford, Coun., for he couutis Of
Essex, Caledonia and Oange, has stabilized IN Office
Wit DR.. g. B. Bulard N Nam street, this town. where
he will b, happy to give inform ton pet lining TO life
in urance.
Tn peculiar dvantages offered by the 1Etna makes it
worthy OF investigation and desirable those Intending
to i:-ure their live Over 4,nOD SEwpocies were is
sued by ii company tie pat year. The noafafeiing
feature Of lis polcie and the advantages given by the
all cash or hd crd system, fail of meeting the
appreciation Of the nsuring public.
Read whit the New York = Insur Monitor" the
otici authority insurance ays OF the Etna in the
numbers OF October and December, 1896:
$40 life compa y ever aciev. so complete
sue this popul stution 1t pOpul rity is alto
her nff"c d'f in the annals OF al enter
Iris IL hi country"
"uther- follow rapidly bu. he Etna til Ike due on
lar ii the aivancr. making striIes every year. the
last the most g5a tic OF ALL It otficer and az have,
j.. measure, imp trtod their enthusiasm TO the public
who growing confidence and favor swell tn rank #
the assured a tie which not only surpas tn pre-
dent Of past y'aF hut places the ,stuate # it. I
g. ataess an enecencr almost beyOn4 the scope of CAL
culaton." F. T.. SARGENT Agent
st. ,Iohrsbury, VI, March p 1861. 2mos
! Peruvian Syrup.-A protected solution of Protoxde
of Iron, supplies the blood with its life clmen IRON
giving strength vgor and new life 10 the whole
system.
If the thousands who suffering from dyspepsia de-
by, female weakness, &C., would but the virtues
the Peruvian Syrup, TIE effect would not only astonish
themselves but would please all their friends fo is ead
Of feeling cro-, al gone and miserable they would he
cheerful, vigorous and active
DISTINGUISHED JuRrT WRITES TO A FRIEND As
FOLLOWS:
have tied the Peruvian syrup and the result fully
sIsta your cdict H. 1t his made If me,
infused ntJ my sy TEN vigOr anu energy; Um no
longer tremuO,s and debit til, when YOU last saw
Inc, but srO ger ier and with larger apacity for
labor nenti! and physic i, han 1t any time during the
/ iast five ycGI-.
Thousa d. ave been changed by the of this remedy
from weak. -iokly, suffering strong, healthy
and happy md women and invalids asoll-
ably h state 10 rive il rial
The genuine has "reruvi N Syrun blown in the glas
! \ - page Pamphlet will e free.
j. +. DINSMORf- Proprietor
/ sod by all DR. -Slsts No. 81 Dev St, New York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05
HGjSjnG CHjchCHs.

EG|SihG CHjChCHS.
H. au article trcm the New England Far
amer. copied into these columns last week,
following sentence: We think that
harhing uIt and bringing up one brood of
chickens is enough :0r one hen to do in
,Ia' line. IN one year. Sometimes they will
'r.a. M two breeds. but often fail. and are
NoIlh litic after the second attempt" This
.'.,cmru mas brought out our neiGhbOr,
oad2r nittredgc, whose experience. as Civ
30 nth" following note. is quite different.
H.. writes: Il have a hen three years old
.,> comm" May. which Matched out and
.on~hl up two broOds of chickens the sum-
uu She was a year Old, one OF fourteen.
.r other ct eleven, and Laid al the follow
.. winter. and set once: but the weather
..> 80 cold TIE eggs tr0Ze. She hatched
.... ali brought up two broOds last season.
%, ether OF eleven. and has laid all winter.
Wal. without doubt. raise two brOods
.... coming summer. | have hens now of
last brood of last summer. that are
..riy twice IL heavy Is the Old hen"
.nr y OOdSfOch Fire.
',r. Luther O. Greene. editor of the
--ujarj, was in Boston last week. making
pmaton> to renew the publication of
paper At au early day. We learn that
viii ISSUE il on Il sheet One-half the old
...' until he can procure a new power press
I'D fixtures. when the Standard will APP
..a" better than ever. One paper has
"Wtrd that Mr.. Greene was seriously in
r,.! in attempting TO remove his old press
We are gIad to learn that he was only
slightly hurt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

Fields q Dock. The root Of til yellow lex, SO
troublesome 70 farmers, Is an e;fectal Alternative and
most valuable medicine. In the ncgAhorhood Of Lowell,
Dr. j. C. Aver {; Go. planted cd of it, whcr they
raise many tons crop. 1t is grown Ike tie
beet, i'll dill, m it, qlay or prnperti"s have been
much improved By cultivation 1t is of the ngreI
cts in Aver sars pariln, and, informed, tie
cE;raordn r rtUcs Of h= .P.r ton largely due
to the extract Of this 'oot that contains The ar apa
rla root, used hv This FIRM is plantations
'lcr own, Honduras, 20 artil # super
and wholly reiishI' quality. one Of the for the
universally acknos cd p.roritv Of their medicines
may be u in the atchfu care TIA il used in prcpar-
ing ,heIn.-I .in.nt S0sxnnu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

The cost of the Roman Catholic Cathe-
oral in Burlington, Vermont. 50 far, has
been about $4,000. That is the cost OF the
walls and roof. the floor timbers being not
yet laid. 1t is estimated that to complete
the three unfinished towers and finish the
interior will require about 100000. making
the total cost OF this fine structure upward
of $4,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

Dr. :. S. Fitch's Family Physician. sewn
ty- pa-c-; price ; cents S,nt to any add cs-. No
money require I'm the book is received red md fully
approved II Is feet guide to the lex iudsposci
Address DK. : : II rCII, p fremont st. Boston t24i,n
For Goa us, Colds and Consumption, try he
old and well known Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsam ap-
proved an! used cd st and most celebrate physi-
cials forty years pat. Get the genuine REED, CUT
I.EH x co. Drug SIS, Boston Proprictors t2iiuuG7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05
CLEANSE TIE BLOOD

~ NJ /pl-s or SORE - in me- 80 i've di=e-s
1 M x. p .au lstirs-. dep ID
and good for nothin- Pr. vou cannot
have ~, d health while ilogd l. impure Aver
pi.il purcrs hes impurities il rxpls disease
an heath and stimulates the organs # If into
vigorous seton. Hence Il raPi3iy crlres variety 4
complaint which eau by impurty the blood.
-Uch @Cr"ful. or kings evil tIn uc ~ eTup
to-, pinpe e. h.cches. hoiis, -. owe Ire
c'y-ea-. trt'yT OF salt I'll ul. sCali hct'. wo-1n
cancer rOns turn r. eves female 49,
c.i retention -,iil q; =. SII.Tr--io y III -. L.
~ al-o Vhilis yrnrTl dsis,- cp .ints. and
'-a.t dstssce. iry Ave- ~a-sapari,, and yorl-
If the surprising aciiyi with which /. C1nscs the
blood Il q cI-,= n. 50 disc de-
Iu. inr t. years public Il Ne hren I,s hy lag
hottie, PIT ndin- 20 ives II # 'xtrIc a. rap
rilit collar = e tn e have lorn frauds ro
The sick - It ory contain l.; T. Il sny. Sa-sapa-
ri IA I- ,frn NJ GU alive in.r,i dent whst,vr Hccc
disap T tmcn has fellow h # the various
acts If ri n which d tn market. until II.
nam Il mas FyUcuy with imp <it'un and
ch,lt Still II his comp Uni, '>arzap lrilll. sud
iEt ID 10 supply = remedy IN II the l'ams
fTCn tn load 81 "iloIuy VIII on r,sis upon il Ne taiak
have ,-oUnd for believing AZ Virtues which ary
ir- sthlr d. the Cis Of dss IL i int nie 10 cure
W, I'll sick. 0f,r hem the best alter
alive k.o y how produCs- and nave rs4son Ia
believe If i v far the moot ecC uIl purifier al the lood
LI=c.v. rcG
Aver cherry Re Oral universally known 10 sur-
pas every ether mCii inc Tor iii # coughs colds
nircza h0ar-enezs. mp lr,nciriS inriri,nt con-
adv'c stis o: the disease that it is useless her 70
mt the evidence OF it, virtues. The world knows
til III.
Prepared by H.. j. G. AVER q g.. Lowell. Mas
and sold by IL druggists AID dealers in medicine every
where. (.pr.Nrna,l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05
Spetial Aotifes.

HASWkLL CHAPTER, NO. II. R. A n.
MASONIC HALL,
Regular meeting, Friday eve, April l., 1864.
E. l.. ADAMS, Secretary.
PASSUMPSIC LODGE, NO. 27, F. A. NJ.
MASONIC HALL UNION BLOCK
stated meeting, April IS. Called meeting April IS.
II. c. HASTINGS, Sec'y.
PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. 3.
MASONIC HALL-UNION BLOCK.
Sta;ed COucllve, Apr. IL. Called Concave, Apr. :.
j. l.. PERKINS, Commander.
Card.-The ind rsigned feeling grateful 10 their
friends nd neighbOrs for their unfegned kindness during
he ickne of a., parent, take tits o. pCrtunity 10
tend their fiji ns and neighbos their sincere thanks.
Benz. +. SIMONDs,
L ). J. SIMONDS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

E"r1IitIse Comt;,, or orm LozenSes-Much Sickness
uiou5teiIg, with ,hliren and adults. attributed
other causes, is occasouei by The yermilugc
Counta a.taoC; electual in destroying worms can DO
no possible injury to the delicate child This vaua
BE combination has been successfully used 10y ply sican,
ami found to be se aal sur" in erAIcatins worms 50
mediate attention, asAr- Ct OF trouble often cau,es
roIJngcd sickness. symptoms i'll children are
often overlooked Worms in the stomach and bowels
CAUSE irritation, which be reno we'd only by the
Us, Of remedy The combination Of Ingredients is
eG IN maxim Browns Vemifuse Commits such to give
the best possible effect with safety CUaTIS BROWN
Proprietors, New York. Sold dealers in medicines
! at p cents box. tmyl5G7
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G~ace's Celebrated Salve.

G-ace's Celebrated Salve.
AMEsEURY, Mass, oct IL, 1853.
IL. q GC' Da'SU: Having b en- allic cd grirvou-ly
70, several ks with Ib-cc-s upon my SIDE |
used al les foG its ID cation without eccv
any relief, mt applied saIve, which etfe ted
speed and permanent | therefore feel happy 70
certify crutdrnc il It's virtues.
1Ou.s with pc (, JAMES REAN.
rtify t. The uthfulncss of the above statement
Il :. DENEGoEN, u. u.
SETH W. FOWLE X son, Boston, Proprictors
sold " al druggists, Il p cents box 1852
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ADDISON COUNTY.

Gen. Geo. W. Grandy. for many years a
prominent member of the house of repre-
sentatiyeS OF Vermont, and several times its
speaker. has been appointed United States
consul at San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

The Lamoille County Agricultural Society
will hold their next annual fair on Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 18th and 18th of Sept.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

Mr.. Emery Cook Of Glover made from II
feet Of tree which grew upon his farm.
shingle enough to cover a 80 by % foot
barn. From the next two cuts he obtained
800 feet of boards. and from the top of the
tree he got two cords of wood. Seven feet
III the huff Nas NnSfn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05


Warren Leland, hotel proprietor. like the
rest of his family. offers to pay Land@rove's
share of the expense of the county build
ings at Chester for the proposed new coun-
ty, which will be cut from Windham. Wind
s0r and Bennington counties.
The L. ). marshal for Vermont adyeY-
tlses an auction sale of 10000 pairs of Ia
dies shoe patterns. which he lately rescu-
ed from the hands of the smugglers. \ ia
vOrte and successful method of cyadng the
revenue has been to send the serge through
in bond to Canada. and after it had been
cut into the various styles of ladies' boots.
it could come back for 10 instead of the 30
per cent. duty charged on the uncut goods.
The parties engaged in this business would
save fully % per cent. by the operation,
above the extra per cent tor cutting and
freight.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05
MOVING AND PASTURING.

The su'-orer wishes % sell the French lot % cali
ID. nsi- in Of ahau; = scres Of MOVING and astuin
sitiiit; ~ Trout Beck alb ut on,-haf mile neTt 81
lohnshu-y Centre. Enquire Of JOHN MORSE
=. Johrs.irv Centre, Feb - 1Ss1
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-09-26
DABNEY,s DEFENCE OF VIRGINIA.

p We have received from the publishers, Messrs.
E. J. HALE & Son, of New York, copy OF
ssDabney's Defence of Virginia, and through her,
of the South" After careful perusa of the work,
we unhesitatingly pronounce it one Of the ablest
books we have ever read. The moral innocence
and beneficial effects of slavery as it existed in the
South, and the ny poc1tsy, injustice; big0try
seinterest of those who overthrow the institution,
are established by series of arguments which, to
our mind, appear absolutely unanswerable. The
author has stated and refuted every charge against
the South, that we remember ever to have read.
If this book had been published and extensively
read thirty years ago, it might have prevented the
calamities sustained by our country, through the
abolition crusade.
Some may think it has appeared too late to eft.
feet any good; but not so thinks the author. He
asserts that the spirit of abolition still lives, show
ing itself jacobinica in politicas and infde in re-
ligion and that it must still be fought by those
who accept the word of God as the rule of life.-
Another excellent reason for publishing now, which
he advances is this many in the South suppose
that because their cause was lost it was wrong,
and are disposed to admit the sanders OF their enc
mics as true. Partly to re-assure the consciences
of such, and partly to defend the honor of those
who died for these principles, this book was writ
ten. The task has been we'll done, and we COM
mend ''Dabpey's Defence of Virginia" as book
that should be in every Southern home. 1t can
be obtained from the publishers by mail, at $3.50,
cnrrency
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-09-26
PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS, 1868.

The proprietor of the ENQUIRER authorizes us
to state that he has determined upon the premiums
which he will offer for the largest clubs of subscr
bers to the ENQUIRER, for the year 1868. "
The first premium will be Weed Sewing Ma
chine, costing sos. ~ .. ,. -
The second will be complete file Of the ENoUI
RER for eleven years, from 1860 1866, handsome
" bound in four volumes, valued at $780, '.
The third will be an Ames' Patent Double Corn
Shelter, valued at $40. ''..". ~ .-t'
The terms to clubs of ten or more will be the
same as heretofore-$l75 per copy in Specie, OF
$3.50 in Currency. ~
The premiums offered are all valuable, beingful
" worth the amounts at which they are estimated.
They will be awarded to the successful competitors
on the second Monday in February, 1868 The
person getting up the largest club will be entitled
to the first choice of the above-named premiums
the person getting up the second largest club, to
the second choice and the person getting up the
third largest, to the third choice Competitors
may begin to get subscribers at once, the time Of
subscription to commence now or on the tlrst OF
January, 1868 The money will be required when
the names are entered on our books. Further par
ticulars will be given in few weeks
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-09-26
MERE.MENTION.

! Railroad trains are run from London to LIVER
pool at the rate of 81. miles an hour Of6eial
reports show that 900 children attend school
in Russia. one and half per cent. Of the popu-
lation The Columbia Chronicle says that
General Candy, the new commandant Of the Sec
ond Military District will shortly visit all the posts
in his District. ..:'" A. T. Stewart, the New York
millionaire, died few days since. He leaves
property valued at SO, ,OO0 OOO " Gen
raj Candy has, by special. order, authorized his
ordnance officer to issue twenty Improved rifles for
the use of the guards at the State Pententiary, at
Columbia -: The number of marriage licenses
issued in Chicago for the past year is nearly equal
to that Of the divorces. The marriages numbered
1900 Sheridan, sickles and Hancock are in
Washington ..'..''The "Crutch6eld House at
Chattanooga, Tennessee, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday, of last week The fire was caused by
the breaking Of 'anpmber Of kerosene lamps in the
oil-roon,, which waiter was handling. .. . .-
George Law and Commodore Vanderbilt are a.
mong the New York notabilities who do not go to
church, 8" NeK York pays $780, ssl, 1893 in taxes.
Equal to $45i on every man woman and child in
the State, and more than two hundred dollars for
every voter. .;:..''';,After session of over five
weeks the United States Court at Greenville, ad-
journed on Monday of last week. {. r. .a;y . .