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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-29

e." In 1866, while members of Com
gress received S3.O0o yearly salary iol
their services, they taxed all incomes over
$4,000 ten per cent. His year. whcr
they receive 5000 each. AMI thus com,
under that larger ratio OF taxation them
selves, they npeai it, and levy only tiv,
per cent upon ali incomes alike. Thi,
single item will reduce the revenue twenty
millions per anmum.-Bw. Free Pes.
ARENAS Ward left 500. 900. which. al.
ter his mothers death. Is to be devoted to
founding an asylum for printers. This
would make Il fine beginning for such an
institution, and the Chicago Tribune urgc,
printers to fax themselves rs follows, ia
further increase the endowment of such an
institution: We propose that the craft
in all parts OF the country. bv a united re-
solve. provide that there be retained bv the
foreman OF each newspaper and printin.
office. from the earnings OF the Journey
men. Il sum equal 10 five mills upon each
dollar OF his weekly hill. This small tax
OF onc-halt cent on the dollar should be
paid over 10 Il local treasurer weekly. an,!
by him forwarded 10 general treasurer.
TO be invested until such time aS the a>v-
lum fund will bc available. The tax Is a
small one 10 eacl person, but in ten wears
time. II properly invested with lis earnings.
would constitute Il fund equal 10 the e.
Enlistment and endowment OF an ASYLUM
equal 10 the demands of the craft. and
worthy of the men whose infirmities OF
body may make them lis inmates
At convention of the people OF towns
along the route oi the proposed Belfast and
Moosehcad Lake Railroad. held at Bclfas.
on Saturday, i unanimous expression in
favor OF loaning the credit of each town
was reported. The proposed enterprise
will open communication to portion of
Maine larger than Massachusetts. rich in
mineral wealth and timber. No doubt
exists that the road will he built at once.
According to the Maine Farmer, the
SpragueS propose to erect at Augusta five
mills as soon As may be, each running
100000 spindieS, making 800, 900. which
are several thousand more than there are
Ill the whole of Lowell Ii Is calculated
that each mill will increase directly or in
directly population ten thousand
ATTENTION SASBoENS.-All persons bv
the maine OF Sanborn in the state of Yer
mcnt. or elsewhere, may be interested to
know that Prof. Dyer II. San5orn * pre-
pairing gencalogy Of alI persons Of that
name III this country besides many in Eng
land. 1t has been many years in prepa-
ration, and all interested, who have not,
should Immediately communicate with
him at lopkinton, \. H., as the work Is
nearly completed.
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CongrcSs.--.StajtIing Disclosures.

\ rood deal OF time has been spent in
the house the past week on the bill giving
one million dollars for the relief of the des-
titute Southerncr, We give Oh the first
pace Il passage at arms between Gen. But
Ter and Mr. Bingham OF Ohio, with II little
flank firing by Gen. Logan of Illinois and
Mr.. Woodbridge Of this state. On Tues
day the battle wa, resumed by tue two BIS,
Gen. Butler calling Mr.. bingham to ac-
count for having changed the official re-
bort in their former debate before it ap-
peaIcd in the Congressional Globe
The point that troubled Mr. Bingham,
was the allusinn in Gen Buffers remarks
to the execution of Mrs Surratt, for whose
death Gen. b. proposed to hold Bingham
(who was special Judge Advocate at the
triaD accountable In Gen Buffers sec
Und speech. he made some startling dis
closures relative to Booths diary. which
was taken from his pocket after he was
shot, but which was suppressed in the war
department, and not put i'll as evidence on
his trial, although his pocket knife, pipe
and other articles found on his person,
Were all introduced at the trial In this
diary the eighteen pages written prior to
the assassination OF President Lincoln.
were cut out, and are now missing. What
those eighteen pages contained is not
known to Gen. b., but the pages previous
and those following, are filled with the
private diary OF Booth in his own hand
writing. From this writing Gen b. in
frrS that assassination was an after thought !
of Booths, when the abduction was frus-
tratrd. and that Mrs. Surlatt knew moth
ing OF his purpose unit! the deed was done
OF these remarks of Gen. Butler. Per-
ley tclcgraphS the Journal:
Never, perhaps, has L speaker produced
such Il profound impression i'll the present
haIl.ot the house OF representatives, as did |
Gen. Butler willie making tie above re-
marks in his clear, torciblc manner. That
the diary to which he alluded had been
retained at the war department was no
secret to those familiar with the conspiracy |.
trial, but it was an astounding revelation
to those on the floor and in the galleries
who now heard it for the first time.
The senate has voted to adjourn from
to-day until the first Monday in Deem
Der. 1t is thought the house will concur
On Saturday last the President vetoed
the Supplementary Reconstruction bill;
but congress Immediately repassed it with
out debate-the house by III yeas to %
nays: the senate by 40 yeas to ! nays
and it IS now the law OF the land These
votes are more decided than those by which
any former veto of any president was ever
ovcrruled. Some one who has kept count
SAYS this is the t,reljM veto ovcrruIed with
in the last fifteen months.
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The Railroad.

A native Of Caledonia county, but for
many years past a resident of one Of the
middle states. in letter to this office the
past week, speaks as follows of the new
railroad enterprise: II have read with
much interest the accounts in The Cdied0-
,l,n of the efforts to make railroad from
Montpelier across to st. Johnsbury and
the Connecticut river Many weary
ride in the stage coaches of twenty-five
years ago, have | had over those Danville
and Cabot hills. How the engineer can.
Grant-likc, flank the eastern range of the
Green Mountains, and bring his steam
horse safely to the banks of the Passump-
sic, | cannot guess. No doubt it can be
done, and | hope the solid men of Yer
mont Il believe they are nearly all 'solid'')
will see their interests in helping the work
along. | doubt not that the railroads al
ready constructed in Vermont have added
to the value of the farming and agricultu-
raj interests an amount fully equal to the
capital invested in the roads Just build
this new road and Vernon will be recon
structed. You can do it-you ought to do
it, and believe YOU will do it,
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THE AsroR Hot sE.-The New York
Evening Gazette says: "One by one the
old landmarks are torn down, or so chang
ed as to make them entirely new. The
latest development in this line has to do
with the Astor House We understand
that this most historic building, so long
and So universally known as a hotel, both
in this country and abroad, will be given
up to stores and offices during the coming
season. 1t will have an immense value for
strictly commercial purposes. The rents
have already been largely increased. and 1t
is probable that no single building in the
city will pay so large a revenue
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CALEDONIA COUNTY COURT
JUNE TERN. A. ID, 1867.
Presiding, Hon. Benz. ii. steele, Chief Judge.
Hon. Vim. Il. Pamer,l

Hon W IN. Is. Palmer
Hon F. K. Carpenter, Assis'aii' Judges
At the last term of this court James Ruchsnsnof Ne
bury county OF Orange and state f Vermont Daniel Co
rn AMI Amon l. Clarke If Groton in said county a.
Caledonia presented their petition the honorable court
within and for the county of Caledonia setting foi In
they AMI heir ssoIi- and suecess0s Nere by the leg.
stature OF the stat" OF Vermont At session thereof an ts
wear 1872 duly nstitufed corporation and bv polite
by the name OF iht Wells River Lumber Company for
the purpose Of clearing out rock and other ot tons
from he led and banks Of Wells river so "a TO zen or
the same navisable for the running and floating Of log.
and timber, and taking toll from such persons a sh "a
run or float leg and timber down said Wells river And
further citing forth that said corporation has duly Sc
cep s9ld clar'e and o:ganZei under IT, and has Il
grct exp nsc procured remove md clear on; rocks
and other distractions from tie bed and bank. Of said
Wes liver, and has ma &c aid riv,r layigsbe far the
inning and notng 81 log AID timber agreeahly 10 th,
atoresad set Of iuccrpora ion ard Iequesn. the hon
or bic court T. TX AID the anounr o; iol- 70 n.
levied and collected by 81 corporation, Of su h roB or
pers1Hs other than the members f said corporatin a.
shall run ioat logs and timber down id Well rive
since the same haz been mad ani rendered nayiab
by 5sd corporation aforesaid -ch time .,d n,oe
md upon such public notice As To said coIrt nan ,
meet.
Sad petition being Presented in court If i. ordered by
the court that ncre that such pc iio Is pending in said
court be published in the Csedoniap H. wsnsra in,a
st St Johnsbury In tie laid county Of Caledonia nv nn
Thing tie substance of the petition and this order ,r
weeks ,ucc ssivey the last Of which shall b. at asst
SIX weeks before the next stated term If t- cour %
holden on the htst Tuesday of June A. d. lS 10 which
term this petition sands coniinued
A I. RANKIN, Clerk.
Leshe Rogers, Attorneys for Pe.iioners
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Yankee teachers at the !SOuth.

The following extract from the letter OF
L Yankee teacher i'll South Carolina shows
some OF the anmoyamce- those have to en-
dure who live on plantations far removed
from the habitation> OF any white people
and subject to the enmity of the rebel OWL
erS of the land. The writer, Young lady
from New England. had built herself Il
little shantyhf rough pine boards, on one
plantation, while her >chool-hou>c WAS on
another. She writes -
''The rcbS beSeiged my little home.
threatened to take it from Inc. and de
manded a LARGE sum OF money for letting
lie stay. Rather than have them take
my house. | hired four black men TO come
very early one morning. an! before sun
rise we had taken down the house. and
transported the lumber TO the School-hou>c.
where we partltioned off room aud here
| live. threequartcr> of mile from any
human habltallon, and not drop of WA
ter nearer The birds make the whole
forest melodiouS. do not feel at all
afraid for know that the same hand
which has guided all my lifr'S Journey
thus tar, will protect me still Postal ar
engagements were cut oil. even the limited
means Tor obtaining supplies were inter
rupted. ate my lat cracker the day
moved.
In another letter. She "ivc< an account
OF an alarm OF fire which she had. a FOL
lows -
The second day after the completion
OF the chimney. asked Il largc eirl to put
some wood on The fire. had observed
the turprntlnc oozing from the loe~ near
est the Fireplace: She c;rrle~>lv i.mitcd it
with fire brand, and in I'm instant tic
who.e end OF the >rhoul-ronm WIS rmvrI-
oprd in one broad sheet ui flames. and not
Il drop OF wafer nearer than thrcc-quar-
tiers OF Il mile The children were fright
encl, but did not dare To leave without
permission. Sooner than can write il.
they were formed INTO three companies
one to DIG sand. another t. fill hats and
bonncts with il AMI lling them into the
house, while the third company WAS Sta
toned before tie flame tu throw on the
sand. | never saw IN engine do work
more speedily or cflrctualiv than did the
sand. During the whole process. not 4
child broke ranks, N whispered. or diso-
bcyed an order. The flames cxtingui>heI.
and house cleaned, the school went on H.
usual"
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MURDEROTS AssAuLT.-We learn from
the Lancaster Republican that there was
an attempt at double murder IN Dunn
mcr, y. H., the 10Th inst. Three men
were at barn getting load of hay, when
without any previous quarrel or any words,
one of them, Jack Larry, struck French
man named Louis Remeau. on the head
with an Ak. The third person. A. J.
Flanders, who was at the other end of the
barn floor, heard the blow. and turning
about saw Larry repeating the assault,
when he called out to him and said ::
Jack, what are you about; :" when Jack
turned upon him with the AK. He then
said ''what does all this mean. Do you
want my money, if you do take it but
spare my life Jack said, ''less have it =
but as Flanders had put up his hand to
ward off the blow he did not dare remove
them for fear Jack would strike, so he
mustered all his strength and sprung upon
him and a smart scuffie ensued. Flanders
got his hand cut some, but succeeded in
clearing himself and taking the ak with
him, ran to the nearest house and gave the
alarm. When help arrived Larry had fed,
but he was captured Sunday, and lodged
in Lancaster jail. 1t is thought the as
saulted Frenchman will recover.
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REuGIoUs.-A correspondent OF the
Independent writes that there has been a
great work of grace in the Congregational
church at Painsville, Ohio, with more
than hundred hopeful conversions. Rev.
II. {. Haydn is pastor there, and Rev. f.
7. Goodwin, Of Columbus, gave his aid
for two weeks. Mr. Goodwin will be re-
membercd as formerly preaching at East
Burke
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-29

THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE-
The April number is of unusual excellence Comprising
great variety in its articles and illustrations and is char
acterized by the prominence given outdoor life" The
story of the Little Rid Him. will cause many hearty
laugh and the little children will specially entertained
with two stories about their pet the Squirrel Dr. HAYES
the Arctic explorer, continues his story of Philip the
Greenland Hunter. Eieux Moustsche's article upon
Spring Sports There is capital story about singular
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NelC Publications.

"BEYoND TIE MssIssIPPI."-M Walter Hsw 8 is
canvassing this town for A. D. Richardson's new work
Beyond the Mississippi Il will contain five hundred
la octave pages, and hundred illustrations
from the pencils of Bertsdt Hennessy. Ns- WauI and
other American artis's. The work Contains =keches Of
the authors travels the plains with he Cpx par
ty and also hi adventures in Kansas before the war as
Tribune correspondent. Published By tie American
Publishing COMPANY, of Hartfor, Conn. Price, in cloth
s35'; i'll leather a. Sold only by subscription We
would advise all peso thinking of buying books ut this
time, to take good look Al this work
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eE The Special session of the legisla-
ture met on Wednesday. 1t is not ex-
pected that the session will last more than
Il couple Of days.
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From Walton's Daily, March 26.

The adjourned Railroad meeting a
Montpelier on Monday evening was very
fully attended. Hon. C. W. Willard ably
argued the question, and brief speeches
were made by Mr.. Ross of st. Johnsbury,
and Messr>. }. Y. Dewey, Levi Boutwell,,
W. +. Ferrin, Hiram Atkins. Chas. Reed.
Roderck Richardson. f. V. Randall and
L. p. Walton Of Montpelier; and to give
Il practical turn to the meeting, MeSsrs
+. p. Walton, J. I. Thurston, Charles
Reed and G. W. Willard were appointed a
committee to select Il list of the business
men and capitalists of the place, who were
invited to examine the project with view
OF finding out what can and ought to be
done to further the interests of the town
and Of this section of the state in this re-
gard. The committee thereupon nomi-
mated and the meeting appointed the fol-
lowing
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rT Gov. Dillingham; has appointed
Friday, April 10Th, as a day of fasting
and prayer.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for April opens with continue
ton of The Dodge Club or Italy in 1S," with humoT
ous Illustrations and hes also illustrated papers Heroic
Deed. of Heroic Men,, Christian NcighbcrhoOd, and
1.-The Virginsns in Texas The stories are numerous
and lively: and 'Chaucer's Grsdis, ''The Romance of
Sleep" and "a Money Article" interesting essays
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-29

ARENAS Ward coined one word which
mas become National-Secesh.
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WINTER EMPLOYMENT

soc per month AID expense paid rs...
10 introduce sind useful / 1,r-i :.
II in rr ~ household. A-,nt- Ir,.f -;-.
commission car ( IN from 90 . - f.-- al,
alticu ars- encSc stamp, and a8l , '--
w Ga WILSON IA.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE GR,i.

IN true re1neIy f'st d -caxrrr1 -l.f..r.-.s-
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convince the most skep'icA e Il Itu- SIS q.
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seJth Eighth strcc;, llil-drll a, sd r-5a fIi a-
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NelcS of the Week in Brief.

! Very few particulars are known Of the
murder of DR.. Livingstone, the famous
African explorer. The British vice con-
sui at ZANZIBAR publishes a letter which
leaves little doubt but that the Doctor was
surrounded by some natives in an unex-
plored country, and brutally murdered,
some time in the latter part of October.
1t is said that Ossian Z. Dodge, the
comic singer, has retired ON a fortune, at
St. Paul.
Nineteen of the Fenian prisoners in
Canada have been convicted, and the rest
acquitted.
Private, to the ladies 1t has been as
certained that the hair of which water
falls are made contains the germ of some
thing which eventuates in-well, in lice !.
Waterfalls will now ''go up the spout"
Rev. A. r. Bonar, the well known
hymn writer, recently died at Edinburg,
Scotland Some of the most beautiful
hymns in the Sabbath Hymn book are by
Mr.. Bonar.
Rev. |. G. Bliss is making conmenda-
bic progress in securing the $4,000 for
the Constantinople Bible house. At Ia
test advlces he had raised nearly S3S, 900.
There was an attempt to assassinate
Albert ID. Richardson, the Tribune cor
respondent, author of ''Beyond the Mis-
sissippi," etc, in the streets of New York,
one night last week. He was escortlng a
lady home, when they were met by the
lady's drunken and jealous husband, who
fired three shots at Mr. r., only one OF
which hit him, wounding him not seriously
In the criminal record of New York
city last week, were two cases of biting
off noses. In one of these a man bit a
woman's nose off. and the woman died
from the effects of chlorotorm administer
ed to her while undergoing the operation
for Il new nose
1t is believed that Governor Brownlow
cannot live much longer. His present
nervous disorder grows more and more
Threatening.
New York already begins to agitate the
cholera question again. They are ex-
pectlng the disease there as soon as May.
and are crying out for more liberal quar-
antne accommodations.
Alex. b. Wiley of Wilkesboro. Pa. =.
was executed the 2lst, for the murder OF
Miss McElivee, last May
The Winter Garden theatre was de-
stroyed by fire Saturday morning, and
the Southern hotel badly damaged. Ed
win Booths entire wardrobe. jewels, gittS,
etc, were all destroyed. He estimates his
loss above $4,000. The total loss on
theatre and hotel is figured up 100000.
1t is not expected that Surratt's trial
will come off before June.
BAD FIRE At WuODsTOCk.-On Sat
urday evening Il fire broke out in the sta
bic adjoining Henry's hotel at Woodstock,
and il. three hours the hotel. bank block.
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fish, the Garpke ard another concerning way of
flying KITE while coming Of Spring i announced by
an En- ter Hymn, with music.
Hurd Houghton the publisher, at 40 Broome
street. New York. Subscription price, S2.30 per annum.
GEMS FOR THE BRIDAL RING.-This Is the tile OF a
little volume just published and intended gift for the
newly welded. 1t made up of short selections OF prose
and poetry, and compiled by Rev. J. E. Rankin L Is
little gem Published by the Mass Sabbath school Socie
ty, and sample sent receipt of = Mt.
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Many of our readers well know that
whatever these gentlemen say cCn be done,
wiU be done
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BAD FIRE At WoopsToCK.-On Sat
urday evening Il fire broke out in the sta
bic adjoining Henry's hotel at Woodstock
and il. three hours the hotel, bank block,
lIenry's block, county jail Union hall
building .and VIM. Hewitt's dwelling
house, were entirely destroyed. In one
of the buildings burned was the Wood
stock Standard office, and the Office of the
Age, also the post office We extend ON
sympathies to brother Greene of the .Sttn-
drt', who is also post master, in his dou-
bic affection. In the stable six horses
were burned, among which was the IA
nous stallion. Young Draco. The total
loss is estimated at S5O,OO0-partially
covered by insurance
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New MUsIC.-H L. Storey OF Burlington mu-ic pub
Usher and dealr sends Brother, don't go out" Song,
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ance song dedicated to the Good Templar Of Vermont.
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