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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17

The Chicago Journal is very rog..
the Merchants Union express Mr
promising with its rivals, thu,,v
has disgracefully, shameIessiy an,
necessarily sold itself TO its chem.
mess of pottage. 1t has t,I.-.,
pledges to the public, which AsJ
lied it with generosity and ,a.-.
unparalleled. The other Gonna.
fair and liberal dealin-, may
themselves in popular estilng,s
Merchants Union never. In,
will mark it and those who f.,y.
out. 1t will hereafter 10 a s,cur
nostrils of honorable men
DIR. S. G. Howe, in his rerosr F..
night at Boston on the con lr,.,...
Cretans, said that when lie arr.
the island he found I2.ooo p.r,
tirely destitute, and about I2oo ,.
were at once furnished empIoym,.
the American ladies who v,,.
them. About 10000 article, ~.
ing, valued at $50, 900 Were d
in short time, besides large o,r....
of food and medicine. Ii propc.s....
given. Cretan independence w..1
come certainty in six months
The annual rental of pes. a,
Henry Ward Beechers chur4
place on Tuesday night. Tie
premium paid for one pew Wa. >.
The pews and extra chairs w..s
praised at SO, 200, and tbs pa,
offered exceeded the sum by 81.
making the total income OF t.....
from pew rents alone, S4s.15
If those persons who have
ton, or who have an inclina,
would spend an hour every
breathing pure ar to the tul.a,. -.
to which their lungs are capable o..
ing it in, they would do more ;,.-.
and cure this disease than /, !, g,.,
to do by medication.
TAKE HEED.-It is Imports.
school district clerks, cler-yneu L.
tees of the peace, should make r...-
the town clerks OF the various E..
forthwith, of the births, iuarria-.. :,
deaths in their districts for tic ,a-..
SO that the clerks can make return
secretary of state.
Most OF the Troy N. Y iron IL.
facturers have consented to r..l.
of their wages, and the cs.a.
will resume work in p few days ila
loaf Is better than no bread. a..
what it comes to this hard winter
1t may in rest those ladies vs..
Coates threai 10 know thst lie ....
tacturers, who reside al Eliu...-..
Gently gave two thousand dollar
OF the freedmen Of the south.
y Massachusetts farmer CONNIE. 3.
planting of yellow locust tree. IT,.
timber. whifile-trees, waeon-huls a.
cultural implements and fence pos;..
seriing that for thriftiness of grouh
commercial value, it is the best ia.l-.
Workmen in the Washin.t,a .-.
yard, are, by new rule, prohibited &.
speaking to each other durin- w....
hours
Referring to the short DAYS all
times, a merchant AYERS that the ...-
ue long enough for all the business
is.
The Arostook (NIe) Pioneer ~, (.
horses are so plenty, and bushes r-..
ne them :, dull in that count. T.
good workers cannot he let tor q,
keeping.
Some one has come to the conr,.,
hat the expression Grin aol h..-
S not only frivolous, but iocorrs.. f.
amends 1t to ''Groan ap i bear IT,
much easier to ,o"..
At Littleton, \. H.. the G-n0r~.
dominated DIR. job n W. Barney. O.. Iaa
aster, us candida tie for senator FL
twelfth district.
Gov. II. Il. Hays was inau--.
overnor Of o hio, Monday aftr~nu-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17

A dispatch from New York announces
that the city bank in that city was rob-
bed Sunday or Sunday night of the sum
of three hundred thousand dollars, by
one Leverich, second teller. The thief
married lately and fled with wife and
plumber to parts unknown.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17

ORIGINAL POETRY.-We don't crave
original poetry for these columns, In
fact it has always been a drug in the
market, and is generally quoted below
par in our ''commercial' article. But
the following effusion is so original in
certain particulars, and withal so brief,
that we depart from our usual custom,
and copy it just as it is written:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17

England has raised her United States
minister's salary to $4,000 on account OF
the hig prices at Washington and the in
creased Importance of the mission. This
is more than we pay our president but
then the White House carries rent, SER
wants, hot house and manure.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17

THE BOsTON ALMANAC. - We have
received this Almanac for 1868. 1t is
filled to overlooking with matter which
every business man in New England
needs TO have at hand in the very
convenient form in which it is here found.
All New England business people will
want the key to the Boston Business con-
tanned in this annual. Besides this key
it has very interesting table of events
in chronological order. Mailed for fifty
cents, postpaid, by George Coolidge, 3
Milk St, Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17
HON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

NJ I Il L y /.
NO @5S BROADWAY, NEw Y ul
Assets, S1,eoO,Ooo. Assured ,y,.., .-.
Offers advantage unsurpassed Iy .rs
Company in cxIstcnc.
WALTER 5. GRIFFITH, |. II. TEpIuNsu'
PrtSli.H .sr.
GEOR GE c. RIPLEY, VILLAS a. D.tf.
Secretary. o..
Good Agents Wanted on Liberal Tenn
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EXECUTORS g ARE

BY virtue of licens, from ,t,. Hon, r,rr r- ~
Court for the district of Caler ;4' iJ - ..
sell at public auction on -Oiil' 'he 5~
Saturday, Feb. 1, 1865, nj o,cI'L p. III.
ne noii,s.esd Oh 'n late Caleb Parker situated ia
~ Johnshury, consistiI.. OF h.s=,, 70
IS ~ ~ nv about ten acres Of land--r % Lie .
Oh inc re estate of the late Caleb Plgker, dccr'.
S2ie PosiuFe. 90:92 ABEL WILEY, EAe.u.0-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17

The Tennessee Legislature has passed
a bill taxing dogs two dollars each, ex-
empting one dog Cor each family.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17
The dying Childs request.
VERSE l.

VERSE i.
Do not worry for mo
mother but give me hold
of your deer hand for my
sole ia going up to heaven
to that happy happy land.
VERSE 2.
Do not worry for me mother
but be shure and take your
rest for l am going to heaven
mother for to stand among
the blest.
VERSE g.
Do not worry for me mother
do not worry do not cry
for my sole is going to
heaven WHARF good soles
can never die.
VERSE 4.
DO not worry for me mother
but let your sorrows from
you fly, ali lime dying dying
mother, fare well mother
fare we'll mother do not
worry do not cry.
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FARM FOR SALE

A&SA A FARM FOR SALE
kSFff GslS The subsc-ib r offer t1g sal' %" d.
9A<<---.e.k2 on which he nov live, ku VS. d.. 3.
flshei fHrm) containing 10; re- q good It.' "
good building, running wste. - 'Jg-r sr- .'''
good sugar or, hard of coo trees = it ate: g."
from East Burke Village
For further particulars inquire Of tAe snl.-
Terms easy. lqOtD GEO 5yrir
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ANOTHER BARNET SUBSCRIBER.

TIE UoUsEuOLD.-We have received
the first number of this very neatly print
ed monthly, published by Milliken x
Crowell, Brattleboro, at one-dollar per
year. 1t looks well and reads well, and
We hope it will meet with success.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17

C. We cannot furnish any more Cai-
elcilu1s from the first of January. The
two first numbers OF the year are exhaust
ed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17

The ELEcuC for January contains
articles from Fraser's Magazine. The
Edingburgh Review, Chambers's Journ-
al, Cornhill Magazine, All the Year
Round, British Quarterly, Once a Week,
and various other publications. The
embellishments of this number are ''The
Household Treasure and 'Shakespear
before the Court of Queen Elisabeth Re
citing Macbeth" Among lis more no.
ticeable articles are those on Voltaire,
Faraday, Hood, and Crete and Abyssin-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17

On account OF defect in the indict-
ment against Miller, the Ascutneyville
murderer, his trial has been postponed
lie still remains in Jail at Rutland
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17
LIST OF TEXT BOOKS.

Good Agents Wanted on Liberal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17

Discussion-School Etiquette-open-
ed by Gen. Phelps. Lecture by Prof.
NJ. H. Buckham of the u. V. NJ. Sub
iect-W hat is Practical Education
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Marriage Guide.

Young Great Physiological work. Of ever
one bic . doeiof-bei Z . private Instructor
'ut married persons Or those about 10 marry,
both male and female, 10 everything concern.
Ing The physiology and relations n our setaaI
sysiem, and the production. or prevention Of
offspring. including al tbe ncs discoveries
aevef hefofs given IN the English language. By
WV iorss ~ d This b really a valuable
and interesting work II 4 written In plain
language for the general reader aud IL illus
tratsd with upwards Of one hundred engrAy.
ings. Al young married people, or those con-
iemplR,tng marriage, and having the least i'm
pedimeni 10 married life, should read this
hook. It diAcloses secrets that every one should
be acquainted with. Slill II Is a hook that
must be locked up and not lie about the house.
II will be sent TO any one on the receipt Of
Finy Cents. Address DR.. WV, Yousa, No. Ale
Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
aule-iy
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sest wsaas,.

s, nearly a. W. aa gees nss0
Monday viii 10 . lively dsy u oi
village Firstly che coahig coan
viii h 10 session before which intu.
Del IfovkDlisns and lfofses'esliss'
may loeE oai ~ eopious justice.
secondly, q special aeeiias 4 DE
bard u POLES. 10 ihs correction a
Che eoua,y assessmentrIls Thirily,
Sheriff Jone. viii 10 here for ibe
pufpose n receiving iate' fourhly
but not lessily, The Asse.sof an 7 Col.
lecior Of Internal Revenue will -
here On official business To- the
above four reasons, W want every
man IN the county 10 "nlif on tie
court house that day and not mrg,i
that the SfAR Office !. on the West
side Of ibe Public SQUARE, and that
We are always glad % zee tho-e who
owe US. Come NJ, gentlemen
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sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue u writ Of venditioni erponas TO
me directed from the Circui, Court Of Pamela
oounty, State Of Mississippi, at the November
term, 1881, made In favor Of A. jackson Va.
D. A. Ridgway, ! viii, on Monday, the 9th
day Of April, 1868, at the courthouse door in
the town Of Panola, in said county, within
lawful hour, offer for sale 70 the highest bidder,
Tor eash, The following property to-wit: The Gin
hoase and dwelling house Of aid Ridgway.
and the following land, on which the same Il
situHted, io-wit; West hnlf Of section 10. town
ship J range 3, west, and fractional east half
u section Is, township 7, range 8, west, and
northwest quarter section 70, township !, nnge
vest and fraction Of northeast quarter Sec
lion y. township I. range 3, west, lying and
being In said county OF Pamela, levied on a.
the property Of said Ridgway, TO satisfy said
venditioni eSponas and costs.
mar7-st r. D. JONES, Sheriff.
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particularly, think Of the !
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EmMORs or YOuTm.

a Gssnemaa Nbo ssasui ~ rear ium
ssrvous Debility Ffsmaiafs iseay Aai At ~
effects N y%gaihhi iadisetsiioh sill a. fhs
sake n altering humanity ICED nee 10 III
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askinR TIE simple rsmedy W Hbish Ne sas
cured ahfefefs sfhlha a. pfUfi ~ he a..
f%eriitef : sstrfishfe. can a. ~ w. sdirs ~lnf
10 psffeei ephhdeuts. JUHS D OGDEN.
mayii.iy ~ Cedar street Sep Yoft.
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Restoration OF Democracy.


The signs Of the times clearly in
dicatcthe downward tendency Of the
political power which has controlled
the Government and ruled the coun-
try 10 disa-trousIy for the past six
years. The evident marks of the
decay Of this mopstrous, oyerbcnnng
and %tyranical power commenced last
year, and every election which has
been bad in all Of the States since
that time, we're but faint expressions
Of the sttled will Of the Ametican
people to save If possible, our form
OF government from the vandalism
Of the most bold, reckless and un-
scrupnlous demagognes that ever
cursed q free people. II is a fact
worthy Of note to-day that the pow
crs exercised by the Radicals since
they assumed control Of the Govern.
meut, have no, only amazed their po-
lifted foes, but have startled and sur
prised the Conservative men who
were instrumental by their vote in
placing the dcstinies Of the nation in
their hands. There were ccmpra-
lively few Republicans who voted for
NJ. Lincoln at the frt election. who
ever believed that the time wonld b. !
when the grea, leaders Of the Admin
i',raiion would calmly face a nation
OF frccmen whose boa, xas cons,i,u.
ticual Government, with the admi..
''on that the legislation which had
already been enacted In the Hall. Of
CoogTeS, vas ouisiie and beyond the
Coa-iitusioni Thsd. Stevens very
vial y admits that the Radical policy
could no, be justified by the unitsn
organic law ii the country, bu, upon
The CONTRARY, that the measures pass
cd were by an assumption Of power
wholly oatzide Of that instrument.
Wah tine Es bsfare the people. !, i.
readily cOaPrebended shy there ha.
been this eonsiah. dread 70 ts. any
d the neasur- p@ss~d by coarus
heiors The supreme Coun, and ths
sls0 explains tie rsasao II The sI,rms
sehsiiiveness d The lsden. IL the
AeCsrdls es- Il Il sci knoua
that a deessoa 10 TIM insaae L. Is.
Aisbes tnsunal y Ne oasstsy. sil
''sp as Hbols r.csastrsesioa psa
4 ihs ksdszl Cossruss " ssss
tnA@ constitutional rgAi "
iuP-< be< @easarss upon ts osD-
". Bat this l. 30 all Tue pro-
ca srrign@sri and TIA 4 Prl-
dsni 1shn<u isrsziiy for se,sasssgs
q Ne cosaav,ioa o. 4 ssy ls- a
cesr-- -sas IN psnsaAs n ass
instrument, bot % pssvsa. Ii. Pro-
dent from testing cue u tbs-e l.-.
made outside Of Il. and by uL.h 4
was proposed 70 abddgs Ii. pouenl
as the Chief Executive. In view j,
the constant violations Of the coa.,;.
tuition and the overriding Of he
known wishes Of the people by the
Radical party, the masses have BE-
cone alarmed for their own ATTY.
and now anxiously look forward 10
the time when they can call back 20
power the Old party, that In every
is'sl and emergency stood fast BY the
psople. and sustained the Constitution
VI cur fathers. The Radical psr,y
will % oat ef power with more odi-
nm resting upon Il than ever besou
disgreed q political organization.
f0v The sins il has uomaisied asaia.,
ne nsssen, h viii meyer h forgiven.
81
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b. obtained Hifhaai charge W. 4Hassasins
Ttfns . CHAPMAN. cAysas.
myii.tg ga nftadval tsv fatt
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To the Democratic Associations Of
The State or Mississippi

AZ the late meeting Of the Demo.
cratic Central Executive Committee
Of this State, the chair was requested
to prepare an appropriate form Of
Party Organization for the exanina-
ton and approval % the committee.
The chair has performed this duty,
and the committee have instructed
him to give publicity to the following
form Of a Constitution aud Bylaws
70 be adopted by all the Associations
in The State. By 50 doing we will
secure uniform and efficient action
the people will become familiar with
the objects Of the party, and it is
believed will cordially approve Of the
samc.
The organization Of the Republi-
cans in this State il secret and oath
bouad. as we are informed. They
secretly operate on the ignorance,
PFclndiecs and passions Of the negroes
and betray them from their best
friends and the true path Of loyalty
to the Constitution, and duty TO the
public. Phe organization proposed
by this committee will place il In the
power Of the people 10 correct, in a
great measure, this CRYING evil. and
TO defeat the malign objects of this
concealed bando Of ennspirators aeains,
the constitutional liberties Of the
State. In free countries secret politi.
cal combinations are the banc of all
iorms Of public liberty. In Europe
they were irs, resorted to by the OPP
pressed 70 overthrow tyranny. In
this country they arc made TO sup
pou a military despotism combined
wi,ha Congressional usurpation which
threatens with unbridled power the
overthrow Of State Constitntion--
the substitution therein Of the Afri-
can negro for the white ace a. the
sounce Of political power, the sub
staniisl abolition Of the Judicial and
Executive Departments Of the Fed
ersl government aud the impeach-
u1cnt and removal Of the President
becaose he has followed In the foot
sieps Of all bis predecessor, in sus-
taining the powsrr Of the President
a. defined IN the Constitution and
Avs Of the United States.
Afnean negrUe-, under the banefnl
innusns of oaih-bonnd con.piraiors,
may BE- msde 20 sanction this fearful
crime against i~henlsslyes sBd the ST.
Feno rsoe on which they depend for
al TIA, i valuable In lie.
IL Is the mission of the Democratic
s'sy, - now Organized, to save them
run poiitical suicide and the Rpy.
efn@eEi from al,soluis overthrow.
Thea let the lover. u liberty a.
~mhls, orglnizs and prrpar, for the
rr's' work btfun Them. There /.
REGISTERED majority Of seventeen
nsaussna v0-s 10 overcome in thi.
sa'e@s was that msjer,y that
sisied the present military cpnvsp-
aaa ~ negro voes-,bsy viii son
pat forth q Consii,uiioo Tor tie Dis.
tfabdisment impoverishmeni, and
aegrsdz,'on II The white raoe-l,tl
the iofegn Invader and the domestic
he lssl the poser Of iho-s they .esl
JoHs u. rRrrxAs.
Chairman Executive CON.
CONSTITUTION Avn nv w
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Old Thad. said a few days agoihat
the military would ruleth South for
twenty-five years yet. This would
not be half 20 hard on the people AZ
large as on the Office seekers, partic-
ularly the "loil' Congressman.
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INsOLvENT NOTICE.

= he eFsdison # wflsyI ]. iisris aece.sed.
HssFs.s sAs estate Fl ssid assssssa va re-
psfszf l~nsslvsat u The Hsrvh Tern. lsss. Of
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preAss sna have yeaF cisisss sgsiass aid De-
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sd epar By The tearth hoaa.s IN April. issa
sl~ he ~ms vill b. foursr hsrvi March
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