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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16
Does He Drink {?

When riding in Central Park, New
York, not long ago, two gentlemen were
thrown from Il carriage. and one of them
ii distinguished polilician-was in
stantly killed. A sensible and sympa
tnizing lady, on hearing of the untortu-
nate event, Instantly inquired, III d
they been drinking ~ Yea, verify.
They had been dining and wining."
They were imprudenl enough 10 attempt,
when in a stale of partial inebriation, 10
drive span of spirited horses The
wonder is that both horses and men had
not been killed
Does he drink - Then, no matter
what accident happens, nobody is sur
prised. He was expected to come TO Il
bad end Accidents are, nine times in
ten, the results OF drink. The man was
tired, or sleepy,-he took a glass, and
was run over 10y railway train: or he
lost his money, his bat, his coat, his
boots or his life.
ale was promising boy, like his
father. he took to drink, and was ru-
ined."
He graduated at the head of his class,
WAS an excellent scholar, but in an evil
hour, gave way to lis appetite and i
now 4 public pauprr.
He was an ONLY son; all the hopes nt
i.i> fond parents were centcred on HIM !.
but he became drunkard. AMI Is lost
lost, lost,
Charlie was Il handsome fellow
popular with all the lads and laese-; bat
-sh, that fatal ''blt'-drImk sent tln
To an mlimrly grave, and bowed the
heads ot ms bcrravci parents with uuut-
trrabie sorrow for his hrartless conduct
;,pd his imprnitent folly and sin.
Rr;,d-r, cast abnu' for moment, and
in your own experience recount the hu-
man WRECKS winch I!' Stru led on tue
coast of time lnrre was handsome
William. stately Henry pIurEy .iohn'
hrn"vol-nt jonathan, mH sna"lnl"n'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

On YES "IUE, l.E ALL FOR SEl-
MouR.''-Our democratic friends have
40; hesitated to claim the votes oil the
soldiers for Seymour, absurd As 1t may
appear. Incidents are occurring every
day to show how false and siandcrCus Is
he charge that the men who fought tor
he Union have deserted their great lead
er to support rebel sympathizer. There
was one such at Tic reunion OF the lOth
| Connecticut regiment at Sav!D Rock,
Wednesday afternoon. About seventy
| i've officers aud men were present. After
dinner several of them were compeIie'i TO
leave. Among them were Lieut.. Frank
Oiis, who lost an arm in one OF the last
engagements of the war. AS he opened
The door he turned and wished to say
GOOD bye to his old comrades. Il du
not know" said he, "but [ have curl
osi,y to know how the old Tenth feels
POLITICALLY" He, then called tor stand
ing vote wien erery man rose dFd r0ted t0'
Tiysses 5. Grant. Wien the unanlmliy
appeared there was an exciting demon
stration, in which cheer upon cheer was
given for Grant and Colfax. Its the
same old fight ~ said OTIS, as he wave(
his empty sleeve for the good cause
Hartford Post.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

How BlIL WA> FpuIIp A cor
respondent OF the Country GcniIcnAn re-
iatrs the following:
While attending one OF the fairs year
Or two since, 4 stranger told me the to!
lowinr instance of the uncertain meek
ness and dociiitv of thrce-ycar old bulls.
He SAID lac had a threc-year oi! Durham
bull that had always previously been a.
kind is Il kitten, running in the yard
with his other stock. One day as he
was dom" his chores with his usual broad
trimmed quaker hat, over-t!iS and
light polka on, he flung down Il tork-tui
OF musty straw near the bull. wArrrupon
ne turned upon him in fury with hI~
fork he deicnded himself a- best he could.
ill dropping ii, when the bull. putting
his mead against the mans stomach,
backed him against the side OF the barn.
HIS horns being long, pressed the boards
firmly, while leaving am pie room Tor the
small wiry body OF The captive. After
thus fairly ba-g,n- his game, ~ he seem
ed to suppose. he quietly ">tuck TO 1t,
apparently waiting the dr3om'cemem, while
the man kept up II mi"hty thinking, a:
to how he should ret ont OF the scrap,
the most honurah!y. lie said he thought
| his days were numbered and nearly finish
/ 81. hut he Wa nnt quite ready.
About the width ot two boards from
where he WAS pinmcl, was Il board mis-
i..g. and he lhou2hi il he was only u
front OF ihat lac could sink ini the b.rt
and escape, but how &c get there Wa
like JET : getting u'f his pl'irOlt.
Thinking thee could ne but little los
any way he concluded lo try it, by yer
slowly and Il .ietiy setting himself down
Having plenty OF room, and the bail be
ing very tall, he had bat little diiii ,uii
; in acIIinL clean OFT md through ia
hole INTO ;he barn. As hs shaker hs
lod.cd Oh the bdlr> horns. hc seemed t
! still think he had hi victim -ure. an
Kept bis position very firmly, whl:e ~
} owner ran out Of I. lack door / Al" bal
! lnt0 his house. for hi, ready loaItd a.
trd>ty rifle. ani ui-charged lis cunttl
. nlo the heart of The Durham, tGInai'
: he did not care TO repeat the pr"glanm
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

LABS OF THE L. S.
Passed a. the Second Session. Of the Fo-ueth
COneress.


An act making appropriations for tie
support Of the army for the year end
ing June 'hiriietn, eighteen hundred
and ~lzIy-nine, and tor Other pur-
poses.
Be it enacted bv the Senate and IIons,
Of r ,pryscntu.iycs Of tie United STATS
Of America in Congress assembled. Tna
the following Sums be. and the same arr
hereby, appropriated, out OF any money
il the treasury no: otherwise apprr rpria-
ted. for the support OF the army for tl!e
year ending the ti,irilerh OF June, eighteen
hundred and sixty ne:
For EXPENSES "t recruiting anl tran
Por'aio" pt recruits. one hundred thou
~.nd dollars.
For pay ot the army. fifteen million
d 'llnrS.
+" communication "t o'H"er~' -''1>I--
t"nce, two million one hundred and thlr-
iy-'nree Thousand .onr hundred and TIM
teen dollars.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16
VOLUME 81 --NUMBER 1929.

He has manifested patience and perscvc-
rance-sagacity and confidence. united
with bravery and martial ability, equal
TO any General il ancient u: modern
times, and while his gcnerous apprecia-
tion would place the laurel upon the
rows of lii compauicls. his conrlrymrn
will hold lis fame wreAihei with the
highest glory they can bcs.ow.
4 SAD SroRY.-Wh lille laborers were
dcnlois!lug an old building in Twenty
seventh street. New York, on Tuesday.
they discovered, in an Oh rats hest, a
roll Of bills, amounting to $3.50. About
eight years ago one OF the occupants oG
The house lost the money. At the time
of this loss Il voung man named William
Cummings, clerk in a down town lea
store, was boarding at the house, and a.
he was the last one seen in the room
rrior TO the loss. he was suspected OF the
robbery. and on being arrested, was con-
vIctcd OF the crime and sent to prison.
with character ruined and berett OF
friends. He gave way to dissipation,
AMI eventually died on Blackwell Island
Artemus Ward iokei as much in his
will is in his other writings. He set
aside a sum for building home for poor
and feeble printers, and made donation,
for other benevolent objects but he left
Only cash enough to pay his funeral cx-
penscs. Probably he meant to show
what ne would have done with money if
lie had had any.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

A MUSCULAR CHRISTIAN OF SPRING
FIELDS OLDEN TlME. - DR.. Alfred
,;ooth. in his rem niscenccs of Spring
ield. givc- tuis racy account of II rare
man % muscle in tht last century-Dea-
con John Hitchcock. grandfather OF the
living Mr.. Levi Hitchcock OF Spring
field, .,lass.
Born in 1922 in the North Main street
region, he moved, while young u.;,n,
INTO the eastern part of the town, now
known as South Wilbraham married in
Il743. and was the first deacon of the
church there, continuing in office many
wears. He is well remembered by Hon.
Oliver Is. Morris, as occup! ing the de;1-
cons seat at meetings, his whitened
locks Giving him qliie venerable APP
pcaraucc. Daring long lie h. was ot
wonderful slremgta, agility and rndu-
rance, and had he lived in the ptimy
dav. of Greece, he would have been ;
worthy co;npeii;or in the games OF thoN'
| days. 1t i, related OF him tnat "n on,
: occasion, a man riding by the field wher
, he was at work, and boasting OF III
speed OF his horse, was challenged by th
: deacon. who said he could run 10 Spring
= cld quicker on foot than the hor'e VIII
!. his rider could. The test resulted III III
= triumph OF the deacon distance te
: miles; time not stated. He would hi
: cart-loal Of hay, by getting his shoulder
e under the axle, IN STOPPING posture
d and throw an empty cart over with Oh
= hanl, by taking hold Of the end OF til
axle-lree. When loading grain in Car
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

@r The following "tirst rate notice OF
Gen. Grant we lind in an old copy OF the
Boston Post, where ii is given IL double
loaded iype. l. WAS true when 1t wos
writ en-, and it is true now:
Military events have sealed the repu-
Iation OF Gen. Grant as the first officer
and one OF the burest patriots OF the com
try he has defended and restored to I'm
ion lie has won renUwn as brilliant
and ts enduring as that Of the immorlu
Father OF his Country, and if any man
can merit the prond title of .'Se:onc
Washington it is the present command
er OF the armies of the United States
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

..Wiliam, thee knows l never call
anybody names; E.; bul, William, If the
Mayor of the city were 10 come 10 me
and say, joshua, l want thee 10 find
me the biggest liar in all Philadelphia,
l would come TO thee and put my hand on
thy shoulder, and say TO thee, wi liam,
the Mayor wants to see thee.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

Fines ArrHEIENpED. - The New
Yorl, Insurance Monitor Is prophet OF
evil, and thus sounds the alum:
There l. enough OF legItlmate incendi-
Ari-m now blazing through city and
country. and more coming. We venture
inc prediction thtt unusually large looee,
will come 10 the company through that
source, this i,,ll. The political contest,
now ih.ckcuing, has much bad blood in
II, and the worst OF passions are being
aroused. Ii Is ot no use 10 wink At the
iIct that secret organizations now exist
mu.nldalc men and burn property. Ri sht
III ia our own bc.ia.,tul country suburi
within sound ui the church beli, Ui New
ark, th,- llIu. - now Il lart. Rr-yect-
aulr gcuI,emcu--;l score of incm-haV,
been warned 10 leave the state, under
penalty OF de"rh, and their property
Threatened with the tulch. Ii tins wer,
Al Il mi4ut 90 tor u>rc wind. but durIu.
ne present week one gentleman Uul
r.I4htor, has been murdcrou>ly assault
c!, and viii Probah!y die; ana arms
embi> ms and secret calls ior members /,
ourr specified property lave been dlScov
cred. Among OIher Tad ihIngs that al
ais mrHu-, Ii means tire, and with tina
particular element it Is the province ,
cumpanirS to deal and ours 10 treat. W
ring The al,um, and the companies ma
9o> ern them>e,ve, accordingly or not.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

A little son ol Mr. Chas. \. Hovey of
Ortord, \. IL, about two years old,
while playing with beans one day last
week aCcldemlly GOT one into his wind
pipe, and died beiu. ,ledlcal skill could
be reached.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

Early last spring a gentleman from
Massachusetts, was called hv business tu
Il village IN interior New York, with "a
and Il possible permanent settlement And
in business facilities he found that the
place had indeed much 10 recommend it
That Notwithstanding, 4 residence of a
few weeks cunvinre1 him he had better
''move on, and le did 20 as soon as he
could make the necessary arrangements.
He found ii ii place OF 10 chmc chcs, dill
apida!cd school houses and run down
buildings ani fences. Every third house
was Il "ho;er' or groggcry. No woman
called ON his wife during their entire
stay; none offered the new corners those
little neighborly kindne>se; that are so
pleasant to stranger, the only tender OF
hospitality WAS in in" shape ot frequent
invitations 10 ''ta =, drink" tine only
social gathering were held in the bar
rooms. and the end of tie evenings enter
taihmcnts was often any thing but healthy
tor the participants or pleasant for the
other residents of the place. Moreover.
the prices of meat, flour, fruit, and all
kinds Of '',,ore goods were Al the high
est figure, making the necessary cost OF
Twin" even greater than in New Eng
land
A removal late in the summer 10
another town in the same state seemed
by contrast almost like entering paradise.
Churches were more ahunlant than tav-
erns The state Of the school houses
and the number OF magazines and news
papers that come through III" po-t-otiicc
testified to the eiucation and intelligence
of the people. Thr houses rave evidence
of tastt and thrift, and the farms were
in Il high state OF cultivation. The
choicest fruit of all kinds was produced
in abundance and the cost of everything
that make up the items OF living cXpru-
ses was AT least Il third less than in VI -
sachusctts. And rs for the hospitality
OF the people, 1t seemed a. though there
wa, no end or l.uit TO ii. ami of the
Genuine kind, that which comes from ii
kindly heart. No one will he surprise |
10 learn that. the 'hanccS being GOOD for
the branch OF manufacturers in which he
l. cnIa.rd. the gentleman alluded To III
ciudyl, after a short time. 10 stop. and
has invested ~ capital and removed hi
tanlty there and - Vet le ha- .cn nc
reason 10 rrgrrt hle decision.
W uat = the cause OF the great AMI iuu-
i;mcnJai diti. icrcc IN the character OF
r...- t,,,-r- n,,. Y IA, l. nan. ,,..l i,r.yl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16
The New York World is ext,perat,

The New York World is ext-perated
because Gen. Dan. Sr.kle> OF the United
States army SIS nor >lulrpl"s aoout the
country" We don't see how he can
help srump;ng about the country. The
democracy al Getiy,burg shot away one
Of his leg, winch compeIs him to ''siump
it.''-DltytOR JOnndL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16


\ Sn"ET H' SHARP SE!MoN. - y
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16
OLIVER T. BROWN,

C.tIN AGENr,
ATTORNEY >Np CuUSsrIIoE At ZAw,
- :, .Iuh. al,r..v Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16
EMILY A. VARNEY, M. D.,

ST. JorxsurrY VERMONT.
ucce Il Rai.rcad STREET door north Of For lind St
t. Especial attention ,lvau to tn treatment o;
.. of.ly Die ,Sc-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

. L.,'1.i, WI5sks.i, o'he, oLje tio"aJie adrer-
.n,t< 'n-er'ed. W ~peciaLs il redding coI',,,,~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-11-28

The Cleveland Plain Dealer
says hospital for "women who
have become disguised with
their husbands" is to be estab-
lished in that city.
We think several women Of
that class might be found il
this section.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17


Sergeant Bates, carrying the United States flag,
arrived here tins forenoon, and was met ct the
Long Bridge by Q committee Of citizens and
escorted BY large crowd to the Executive Man.
sion. He was met 1t the portico by President
johnson, who invited him into the east room. and
there gave him hearty welcome. No speech
making was INDUCED 10, the occasion being void
the sergeant. accompanied byls large concourse.
left. taking the line Of march down Psnnsyivenis
avenue. The sergeant then proceeded 10 the
Metropolitan Hotel, and having ascended TO the
psrloFs, The Hon. Charles Il. Eldridge delivered
the follouiDG address;
FeIlow-oisiEens. II IL owing 70 the fact that am
citizen Of Wisconsin that have been invited TO
moments to present 70 you the guest Of Washing-
ton. the youthful son Of the Stale Of Wisconsin,
Sergeant BAtes--he Who, 1nding popuIne error
existiDg in the STATE Of Wisconsin, Ike that In
every Northern 6tatss to-wit: that the people Of
the Southern States. Whom our conqoering arms
subdued. we're hostile 70 the faE, undertook 70
carry Il from vickaburg 70 Warrington for tho
tol. He has demonstrated 70 the people Of this
country and the world that no such hostility
exists but that, on the contrary. Tie people OF
the South submit 70 the haG Of the
Union in good faith. and are determined
TO maintain their allegiance, and expect a. Of
the North 70 maintain 0Gss- (Applauss.) nadsr-
stand that Sergeant n4tes VII nov proceed %
ssfs ss ss ss Ss re SSs e . 20 9S Ssa
70 ssy that cannot forget his day. just seven
yesrs ago. when our dag vas lowered IN humility
and sorrow from the battlements Of Fort Sum
Ter. and rejoice hat Il rose IN triumph and
TIE pernission Of Nj. Nuchlsr, superintendent
Of the public building, TO place the nag on ne
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is ss
s.sh;d :his s.y ;hs Til: sssss, Ssssis
ssss y s sss r1ss as y & % e Re-
= their sitting Of the nrs day Of this earrsnt mouth
The :s'i s ~. <; g
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said held on 8. soassnsh day Of ssca last "a
% sss sl sa s.ns Ss &. :. ss ssa
% he az mt s1s nd ; sss On p: s
I ~v when he the ssa agpssre the attorney N se o.
EIss.s tscss.nd eighty the ess
s sspsS . sh y po~ss
Tor he SPECIAL PURPOSE Ct rad general meet ne hsrsan
Capital Stock Of said BsnI 70 three hundred thousand dol
& to g sy e. hsuss1d shares q thirty don
ss.h isla s on the said s.s Gay e Apr sausns
ockhodsrs Bank ana owning nars than
sothds ofths the Capital Stock Of the
ss 70 ss
nsss s.Rdsd sG e Be- By zen
hereby authorized % cause the TO be executed
theats q q thirty dollars per SHARE exchange
ths Ss p, .sds Fly i,sss A. :. -,
:sis s:sssiy sSd;' :ss :ssss
said. does hereby for himssf and. th,ss whom be
representa- puosh make known declare following
smencment 20 the charter Of the said BANG 80
that the capital stock Of the said crscent City
cuced to the OF Three Thousand Dolars
BY and 70 Be divided Into ten thousand Of
thirty Dollars each. effect which certificates of
ftoek Of Thirty Dollars per sha.e shall substituted
shsnRe OF the cehca es heretofore that there
for the articles Of association and char Crescent
ity Bank be and thus altered and amended
su: sSs pa in !. city Of s.s Or
in presence q Marcel Ducros s-d Ado'phs Leess
Of lawful domicated In this who
sga their Names together with the said sppsarer aud me-
notary. - 4 n
Original signed =. H. SUMMERS
T. DUJR0S,
a. A LENES
EDWARD BARNETT,
1t ,Ele,.s Notary Public
certify the foregoing to be true copy Of the Oi2na
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public
New Orleans, April IS 1868 : 81
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

IFrom the Baton Rouge AdsocAte l3sh
The crops are reported TO be springing up
beautifully. Plant and stubbIe cane, corn, cot
ton and tobacco have made full stand, and n no
untovafd drought interveres. fine crop will be
made this year. A very large proportion OF land
has been placed 10 cane, and although some oct
ton has been planted on every place, large area
is planted IN tobacco and potatoes. Any quantity
Of sweet potatoes viii be shipped up the river
this fall, and II the crop II not cut Short We will
make more corn than Is required for home use.
lFron the Alexaadda Democrat. l5thJ
We have gone through another week Of besutf-
full and warm weather. Our planters could not
desire better. Corn Il up everywhere, and the
stand IL considered very good everywhere. Cot
ton. Of which but very little Is planted b coming
up finely.
MISSISSIPPI.
From She Wsodvills Republican. I7sb.l
The change in the weather on Monday last for
funatey passed OF without getting cold enough
to damage anything materially. We may now
consider ourselves free from Aoy danger OF q
frost. Every thing looks promising 80 far. Freed
men. o. We hear from al sections Of the county .
are doing remarkably well.
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q corporations IN this state they have eovssand and
end iss ss tss. ssss S
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lions following. tsw1t: - ~ d u trE - ~ 80
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hereby sssn.hso io the city Of New Orleans and II shall
date q these unless sooner dissolved . Ssr.nss
provided for s: have seal with device
2. ssss q ga s.np.sy Z e ssus:ns. eth:is.
Or lines e g o ospsd and sntroes IN the city
nsnsssl eamp.ny .6. proper person on
N the said Company may be Interested
AKrIcLE III
cum me ;ss Fr As SIX 5o
Psid hs srane Of hsss pssssnss which
lion. the sane should Be- required By tvesAirds capital
ARTICLE "
Ths aAIs ofsa Company shall be under direction and
nsnsg Of Edward hEgn. who may any time have
he = he conOaey ~ ssss 70 he sp
IN s .ss
ARTICLE " F
sEcnos L TIE regular nesting. Of The stock.
holders Of the Conway shalt be Reid annually
ss e u 2 s = which
Der . sse e Directors er he s1suing year who shall
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SUNDAY AeRANGE NETT --sssem Tn. from CITY m
An Extra Trsn vi leave ne Csty kv-sy SUNDAY EVEH
Leave sitf Or end Of the noed Sundays KvERY HALP
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for GENTLY notify pv 70 dspaf
Of Train Fszs 70 GENTLY etaton-Fssn csuts each
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