St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-24

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Col, Robert johnson, the son anI p.
vate Secretary of President .Tln..
had announced that ''we'-.h,,
President and his private St.r..,-u
were not going to recognize Mr.. S.,.,.
as Secretary of War, in any n,...
whatever. We now perceive tia. IT..
Robert Johnson, son and priyat. >
tary of the President, has b,ea p,...i
the lunatic asylum Of the Distrir, $50,
lumbia, to cure him, if possible IT,. ,..
odical drunkenness, which in hi,
amounts to insanity" 1t might be- g,
for the country if the same traa.r.
could be tried in the remainder o. e..
"we, "-BurlMgtoa Free Pres.
A sad story has found its way r..
print, concerning Mrs. Green. viii. Off,.
Maiden, Mass murderer S.lo Wa.
seems, engaged to a gentleman, pres
to her marriage with Green. &C..
who was the postmaster OF MAllea .a....
copied the letters between them, Ie,t.
her to suppose that he had le>cr,,! 1t.
She married Green, and the gea.l..s.
married Mrs. Green's sister, wiz >...
quently died. Then followed Gr
crime, and on the trial the iuterc..
Of the letters came out. After G.q.
execution, the old engagement with 70
gentleman was renewed, to he rn.s.
death, her atiianccd being one of ,a-..
tins Of the shocking catastrophe g.; .
COLA, while on his way east to he a-.
ried,
RATHER GooD.-After telIin- %:
melee at tho Amherst agricultural t...
last week, the New York Evcniu-
says, that some years ago, in a.
New England college. a long, Ian g.
mont boy WAS set upon by a pa-.
students, who considered him ''ycr-.
They crowded him into u tight car
the staircase, and hustled him s-l..
till lie finally broke out with IT,. G..
nation What in thunder ar e..
doing Of - and proceeded IL I.o.
one and then second AMI rIirI ~.
assailants down the wril-ho.a 90.
stairs, and 50 displaying hi, 81,
strength and his recklesSnes> Of r,,
injury to human bon 5, wake .ls
away, and was no more mole>,ci
The Washington corre>pon lr1u o.
New York Times says that :, very ,a,.
ed difference between the behay.o. DE-.
President and that OF Mr.. S.aui.u
Gen. Grant al the question OF the
office is attra, ting attention. ia- IT,.
ident pours his grievances into the r.
every caller, especially il he i = l-.-
paper man. Mr.. Stanton AMI ,,
Grant are characteristicallv ami pr
ly silent. and when applied to b.,
Press for information refer to IL .-
clal communications and Their
acts. Consequently, they have ;, -.--
understandings, and no complain,
make.
WHITE MOUNTAIN RANK.-Ga. .ea .
ers will see bv our advertising co.a....
| that second dividend OF 81 p,. ..
out OF the asses of the White No.t,
Bank, has been ordered by ,be { D.:
and that it will be paid bv i,-, ....
Esq, assignee, on the 18th aui a..
February at the Lancaster IIol... ..
on other days at his office in LIZ.
Editors will confer favor ON t. g.
ers OF bills, by circulating this a4ay4
ment.-L~.c-tste,' RepuJii,qm.
Walton's journal SAYS: o.
the first Mormon prophet, was io-a
Windsor county, and Brigham ! DE-.
the last prophet, in Windlram CO...
but in this case it has proved i.lt g..
were not much honored in the ny.
their nativity. Mr.. Morrill, Of VEIN
was the author of the first a: o. 81
gress against polygsmy, ana N.o';
Cragin Of New Hampshire. naive
Windsor county, Vt, has just ln,-'.:.
more stringent bill 10 punish the ..-.
st. Marie'S letter TO Gen. G-lr,. O..
ing for the Surratt reward of ;>3-..'
published. The letter is dated "a: i
treal, October IL. and saws tia. e.
King. the consul at Rome, ncvcr i...
ed him of the order MAXIM The rev.
and that since his arrival in til, co".
his life was in constant dan. +
Surratt', friends that he cph.! -,
thing TO do, and that there wis uo".
he could 90 i'll his own name, i.e'
grcSsional committee have dctileI -.'-
st. Marie $4,000.
Representative Poland OF Ner'a5''
credited with good thin in r';'
the remark of a friend that the YER.
Republicans intend to pry>an; lis n.
IN convention as a candidate for
President. "WeIl, sir" sad h., -
party might do worse and th-y y.-
bly, will
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