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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-27
Dissolutions of Gapartncrsbip.

TICE.-WHEREAS, 4 COPARTNER-
~ SHIP has heretofore existed between LEW
Is 4. STROBEL and THOMAS NJ. STOKES. under
the style and name Of STROBEL Il STOKES,
which said Copartnership has been this day dis
solved By mutual consent
STR0DEh K STOKES.
Graham's Ferry, December u. 1869.
tlec24 -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-27
The Bone Bill.

The speech of Senator Corbin in favor OF
what is famlliarly called the Bone Bill, y
was both plausible and ingenious, and it
must be admitted that the great apostle OF
Monopoly is consistent in defending for
others what he practices for himself. The
senator who monopolizes the sweets of at
least naI q dozen ofnces, may well urge tnc
senators to grant to a few respectable gen
tlemen, monopoly of phosphate mining.
In one respect, however, Mr.. Corbin is not
consistent. He urges as reason why the
phosphate monopoly should be granted, that
it requires great capital TO mine phosphates
successfully, and yet denounces those who
have already employed capital for the 'pur-
pose, and who so employ it STILL Why it is
necessary to give one set OF capitalists q
monopoly of the river phOsphates, because
another set of capitalists have been mining
those phosphates without paying royalty,
which has never been demanded of them,
Mr.. Corbin does not condeScend to explain
The Bone bill will come up again after
the recess, and we are assured that the rep
resentatives Of the companies now engaged
in the phosphate business will then exhibit
to the Legislature the true history OF the dis
covery and working of the phoSpatic de-
posits, and will be able to show the injus-
tice of monopoly and the justice of free trade.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-27

Mr.. CoRBIN in his speech Oh the Bone
"Bill," sought to justify his Monopoly by a
plausible suggestion that the South Carolina
Railroad Company had been given 'exclu-
"sive privileges, for the purpose of induc-
ing capitalists to build the road. The only
privilege that the company has, besides its
exemption from taxation, is the sole right
to build and operate railroad within GER
tain narrow limits. If the South Carolina
Railroad Company enjoyed the e.ccluSice
right to build and operate railroads IN tic
whole State, then, and then alone, would it
be a monopoly of the same class as the
"Bone Bill"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-27
II ING'S MOUNTAIN MILITARY
IN SCHOOL. YORKNILLE, 5. e.

The First Session of the school year of 1870 will
begin on the lst of February, 1870
Tcrms-For school expenses, including tuition,
board, washing. lights, fuel, hooks and station
cry, Sl35 in currency, per session OF five months,
payable in ddrancP
For circulars containing full particulars, apply
to COLONEL. 4. COWARD.
deco thmS Principal ard Proprietor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-27

ELORIDA LAND FOR SALE. "A
IL valuable PLANTATION Of $50 acres in Ma
riOn County, Florida, Is offered ut private sale,
about one half cleared and under cultivationi
part best hammock. This Plantation Is one OF
the most desirable in the State; is very produc-
tive for Cotton. Rice, Corn, Sugar, vegetables,
&C.; also fine for Oranges and other Fruits; IL
located in one of the healthlest and most plea
SAINT neighborhoods In the State being convent
ent to railroads, churches, &c. Apply to a. b..
MULLlGAN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation
Wharf, Charleston, S. C.. noYl2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-27
G0nrationaI.

TJIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON
Il II The Exercises Of this Institution will be
resumed on MONDAY, January Sd, 1870. Instruc-
tlon given in Latin, Greek, French, German,
Mathematics and the higher branches of English.
The School is we'll provided with maps globes
and philosophical apparatus.
Terms OF Instruction, S12 per quarter, payable
in advance. No extra charge for French. German
or Stationery. W. r. klNGM.tN. \. NJ,
deer Principal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
The Meas in BrieT.

There was a banquet given to Prot
Morse, the electric telegraph man at New
York last week. Chief Justice Chase
presided. and some of the notaJles of the
land were present.
A careful comparison Of the prices OF
living in 1867 and 1868, as given in the
\. Y. Times. shows that the high prices
come down very slowly, not over seven
or eight per cent.
Secretary Seward expresses the belief
that the Alabama claims will he AMIGA
by adjusted. Prominent congressman
seem in no hurry, but prefer TO wait till
England i disposed TO deal fairly.
Gen. Butler called upon President
Johnson New Years, and was received
BY the latrr just as though Bltler lad
never tried to impcach him.
\ new suspension bridge was opened
to the public at Niagara Falls the ID
1t has the longest span OF any bridge Oh
the continent.
A respectable and peaceable man
named Rogers, while sweeping off the
sidewalk il front of his house III 9th
avenue, \. Y, the other morning, was
he>et by rowdy, and fatally wounded
with a dirk knife. No clue to the muir
derer
Sixteen inches of snow fell at Con-
cord, y. IL, New Years dav, and ;.bou,
a foot in Boston, accompanied with 4
high wind, and blockaded the rail-
roads extensively.
The colored people Of Washington
celebrated the anniversary OF emancipa-
ton New Years Gen. Howard was one
Of the speakers, and argued in favor OF
universal suffrage.
Gen. Carl SchuIz is likely to he ch3-
: II L. :. senator from Missouri, in place
OF Henderson.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

REMOVED AND INrRovEp.-Our
neiahbor at DAn,illc, the Worth .>t,u, has
removed into an office fitted up for il
over VIM. Il. palmcr's store On the
first of January, the stu came out with
new head, head and column rules, etc.
and Is really renewing It's age
The Montpelier R,po,ty,y appears in
new dress throughout, and promise, an
enlargement in July next.
Tue \. II. Statesman has been en-
larged and donned a new dress. and
changed its name to the Repu5Gcoo. .St,,,cs-
"'ott The Statesman has always been
an able, candid and valuable family and
political journal, and we are glad to see
it prosper
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
Andrew MCClary's Estate

"a y oF :hM'N 1, In probate court. held at II {
Ia!,hnId b>ts'ct s. Probate Oiiic". In ST john.
"a IN sala district GA the das IF Jan A d isoq
- l. M'' lE administrator Of the OF And Nv
h,'Lt 'dle al PraChim, ia SAID district. de.
.r'nei presents his administration accourt / eH.
animation ana Allowance, and makes appllC zion IN !,
deere OF distribution and Partition the estate of ai
mere pom II Is ordered by said court that said ac
UNI h'u sah Application be referred to sr,sI m n,
't 20 DC httl at The probate office ia aid ~
"tuhSOGtS on the 10Th day OF Jan ID ISgJ nr
anu Hrt> theI con And II i further ordered thar no
Nt i' ue gwen 10 all persons iuIe e-trd bv nm hli
non oI the stue three weeks suCCess'veiv in IN. r
man newspaper published AT ST. JosiIrv r,1,',y
an .iht appointed Tor hearing. that hey NAV an.ar
ana pace and how cause. any rII-y ma -
no Ai' "N0ouht should not be allow ed ami ,ur6
Nee 'I u, Blaue' -. BY the Court, Attest
il-f5 ASA l. FRENCH Judge OF probs,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
Mary Heath's Estate

abe hdVihs been appointed by the honor
lsslpiefs 10 receive examine and adjust ali liam, ana
II tihHS % an peIspis against he e,t lie OF Mari
- 'aI VI rt'Cldli IN said district deceased
tu iisoEehl aud The term OF six month, Irrn
"a ~ - uay DI Dee 1905 being allowed by said court
tE'r ~ ~, -, VI Sdlu deceased, To exhibit prove
~ pG,uEe c'a ~ beJre Give notice. That we.
rr, I, ~ .le uuiies oiVur appointment at the dwell
'i"'dH Heath, Ia Pedcham in said district
in W, I'm uaH o January and July. / O'Clock
:" INC oiteI4Ogn' on each sai days.
-, 4, JOHN NJ. MARTIN
aaS ALkA. McPHEE, (Con RS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
Charles n. ColbY's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT. Alta Probate Court held a,
Nh''"l piStTltt =. st Johu>bury in said district
Oh the n iav OF Jan A u 1869
lIhi4 kluu.", al illustrator. bOuis non Of III,
estate 81 'iUt"~ u Colby late ui Waterford in sld dis
'Ltl deceased presents his administration account Il,
decree Of distribution and partition OF he estate n
al deceased ''' y
hrrrurur II j. ordered by said court that said sc-
count ana Ndll application be TTed t. a session al
ana court io oe he'd at the probate in sad 81
JnIHshHfN. on the 2i day January 1869 for hearing
anu dttlsnn thereon. And II i ordered thar
"tce be gwen L" al persons interested pubhcatun
81 Inc same three weeks sICCe>>ive:y
newspaper ruuh>he! at NJ Jouns6ury previous To- SAID
'iHt appointed tor hearing, that they may al,pear Al
'h liIIe and plCe, and show cause II ANY l.y II, ~
nave why said account should not be allowed auI
-uCh decree made By The tlourt 49, Co. "''4
4l-i3 ASA l. FRENCH Judge 81 Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

lNrEENATIONALP osrAGE.-Accordno
70 the new postal convention, which
went into operation on New Years day.
between the United States and Grea.
Britain, the postage will be-on letters.
twelve cents per single halt-ounee in the
United States. and twelve cents in the
L mttd Kingdom. prepayment optional
y tine OF five cents in the United States.
an! tour c,nl- in the United Kingdom.
Will. however, he levied and collected in
addition to the deficient postage on each
unpaid or in>uiiicIemtly prepaid letter re-
celNed by one country from the other.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
SANDER DON'T PAY
FROM THE INSURANCE TIMES. DEE. l,d-.

Tue -IT>, IIfE. "r HAErF"HI. 49,, ms Dan,
NEWS, "r N">.rs,r.---Ihe -t.taa Life Ins-r Ice
airuy, Of /! '.rd, having. stated in ruE I>suu
h>,r IIN.- Of >uptcul, last brought uit 10 IN a
"a. i IL. Bu \ ~. + Montreal Which al b.. ?,
800 .-.,t D.: competing lei ,uiaIa. it, and If
III. >..'' 'n.,l'....r. Of New ogk. hI- IA d tn,
- & h. 1,tu 81. made the :yo,. in -.ti-i1c "
ii i.i..tr i,t-l, Ion.
IN, Itrr I>~rt,>rr C".---As art cl,- a,.ro-a-
tory {" IL mp'uy have II ous time .p, AIRED
0. ta,sr e ] iIu wh &. "rfttcn without a l. !.
: A.,N oI all tho t'.s discussed. md would Lot
have be- d l..I BOD had Ne pc tl. tgta oU
vii or each .c feel i. .i. T. tbs; Cylp1nr ma
,r 'Ar~tt fIr 'ruthfulI,ss slate tn W, ar.
De-. " IL 4 AMI in in the standing, h.siu-S. Of
b" 1t a Life lu-i Aucr Company. vh.,h tie pu! lie
Tsait hn' cause 30 di-'Tu-t "---hr N,r, = N,";,a a.
The c-I't q; tie above would he whit all would fl i
iy IaNcssltInG the ack- III. i.TS> b. tn 81 W ho
I, zeal ct unvg.lllrd grow IN al il M ran \
IlrIc7sc u public ii.O. When Org IN leo " tn
re ii tIEI, lie Iusur1a little Il cersto 4
iu this c"uu ry-s u-h comm need IN England in
..v" al. the TT department tvck the lead and 20 II.
u.! here Il does tv-da,, the bal,ly O., mpluv in
Am lea T. l-'' TIE .EI>, LIrE became a -rpir-t
company o. III = Oh plL in sol, a opted tie NJ
lIAl iiNN ma am NJ "'n''ts" cuulpaAIc- the
p t.t company ou uubrr OF policies. Income r
rl- Hui a--ct-. but n - Of 10 ty-s,vcn c.paui. :
.N'ia- q the f.".h. his - owing 10 its lion. rabr
sd! upt dealt L. its willing. a. .r. 10 ! op Il
i"i-T- 70; "neT companies. and the r.r,u> il
Ai- the ,duor. such : uakfn, t,,t,il
pa 'Lt- end and life pl Isl uoi-.o r.riti.-
/ 'r i"' paFmcn III" ash ~I.n- ron rfvit H..
"v violation oi rs 'cy. {" ia tn amount rcd when
lie 't> value and accumulate ,iual-; am amt in
-H.r tA'f 70, intk."S M policy tyatlr while one
is Ivu---,hrs, Last tyo oth,r up5l La vet n nj
81. II ALL Ia terra insurance tiati cyP. Ugh e..
contribution dvi oompaui dis.,l.s the merits Of
ilSlF , IA wind it viii .sI nero AL t. -.
fiiA-' io' Il l. :; only company that hem al and
tn Iusur Il Of "a Ian .tt4 rJHr7jU iy nd rr,ciy-
NJ lac u'i,.i;- Of the az on hich lie u,,y, not
outstanding. gent show tn. the ocL holders h w
made : al =" per cen tn If stock, md - Pc. cent
o. ire nutu premiums aud ahsrut minded they
forget L. the II I : made from the t,rs = =.
D Q. 4Ti..r,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

ALMOST FIRE.-On Saturday. Dec
10, the occupants of the hotl at Guild
ball, Vt, owned by J. ". Hart>horn. OF
Lnnenburg, discovered, just as they were
ab Ut retiring for the night, that the
wood work around the chimney was on
fire, from basement TO attic. The con-
Migration being confined to a ceiled space
was subdued by active exertions, but had
it been undiscovered few moments lon
yer, great loss of property, and perhaps
life would have followed Insured.
LAncostM RepuLhcan.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

-A>pr AND BEN.-Accor,!!nG to the
corr, ,pondcnt> Gen. Butler and Andy
had Il gushing time on New Years day.
"John~on'S face was all over smiling and
happy. Buffers coun'enance was a IA
dent as Il full moon, heaming with mild
ness, btncrGicnct and affection MIR.
President, wish You Happy New
Year, and All the compliments Of the sea-
son. ''Gencra!, | heartily respond to
your good wishes am delighted to see
you. general" Mr. President. Am
equally delighted and 50 on. One OF
'he Washington reporters SAYS 1.-THE Pres
i'Ienl's friends do not know what to
make Of the call, and seem to think i;
has some hidden meaning" Apropos of
which the Boston Advertiser tells TIL,
little story :" \ noted democratic pol
itIoian Of this vicinity was once asserting
MS entire Indifference to the opinions Of
his opponents. ''Why," said he, "a man
h!,eucd me the other day to Judas Isca-
riot, but | don't care" Yes" said a
hy>tander, 'bm ho,r does Jud.,s feel about
Il :,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

TIE PORTLAND RAILROAD. - The
Portland Press of January I, has the fol-
lowing: The Boston Traveller has a
correspondent "Phin" who writes such
stuff As this from Portland Not much
stock has been subscribed for bv the resi-
dents ON the route Of the proposed Port
land n Ogdonsburg railroad, and there
seems TO be but little prospect Of building
the road" Everybody Down East here,
who hasn't received any share of the
Boston subsidy" knows that the Og-
dersburg enterprise is meeting with sue
cess beyond the most sanguine expccta-
lions and Is as sure TO be built as the
spring Of 1869 is to open.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

WALroN's REGISTER. This time-hon
ored annual, done up with cloth cover
ana IN plain typography, has been re,
cei>ed toy 1859, From TASTY peru>a
OF it, We consider it more complete AND
correct han any former number. 1t /.
50 filled with matter pertaining TO the
business, politics. judiciary. pubic insti-
1ulion-, ETC., of our state, that every bod,
should own copy. Published by the
Claremont Manufacturing CO., and f,r
sale by booksellers and merchants gener-
ally.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
Application and Proof Required, in case
the older has Deceased.

Tie claim ant claimants make 4 wr ten sp-
plicdti II, under oit aud h., her, their o"n
-yna tin; his a. their age residec
tion iii dee ascd; with the letter of
ihc company and regiment to which h. belonged, AM
tn # his d. tt,-.
rE""r--lhr dtPosiiions If tw" credi' able with sees
il! bc rr'lu stating that they acqui ntci with
the ella cl iIuantz, the relation Id TO h de
i-ri md til tn (thc dcpOuens, disiutcre-t 4.
:E-f tie sid died ici, it must be It'd
in the applicant of III Jsc claiming be the father,
mother, BROTHER ter. well by the Nituesse..
cS~!rouf of marriage Tecord evid Ice, if possbicl
must Away onp the application Of those claim
in TO he Ia" widOws.
Aha j. A. PAGE, Treasurer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

Jubal Z rIy will take advantage Of
President JUhnson's amnesty prociama-
ton, and return home Sing: The
year OF Jubal +. has come, Return, We
wandering sinner, home"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

/ porIaHce TO know now To make such III
winter am aware that many think
there can be no improvement upon their
mode of making winter butter. hut from
the specimens brought 10 market it j.
quite certain thai H;ny may still i'm
prove. | have recently Witnessed The re-
suit of experiments in which the diryc-
tionS OF the following ariicI. Grom the
Springfield Republican, were followed
Ia the preceding efforts /" hru2 The
butter, the whole family Lad become
weary, but observing the directions in
this article the Cunning Gin Il stone
rhurp) was done once il. len. ana :Iioll.-
er time in less Than fifteen minutes. Th,
butter made would sell for the best tai.
made article. G..
ave make butter now yellow a. COW.
slips, sweet aS Mav-i,Ncr,. and will tell
how it Is done, Waru ,ou strain fh,
milk, morning and II @ht, >cr lhr pan VI
IN Tie stove and STRAIN tna mii,. mo it.
allowing il 10 remain there nv mnutr-.
-not long enough To kim over. Then
-ct the pan in Il bu!rry where the
warmth from tie kitchen rrurLs,. y,
cream must stand on the pas over tar
| ly->iX hours. After each >>Imm.n1, sin
! up from the BOLTON at 'hr cr.au.-igr.
3
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

e. The boys and girls viii find a story
f. lem on the fourth page, while an ar
n butter-making in winter is crowd
o the second page.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

VIII he opeI ter busin' IS in the sumu.- II .,fa
The regular Government Corumissi ne tg,..
uoun,e the Union = ,ifc Railroad TO b. IIf.-.,-
IN ever rrsp'c' and the Special Comm s. ia anna.
cd hy Ia. President -uys:
.Iik - - whois, Tuc sos PAC.r. E...
HAS uErS WELL CONSTRUCTIVE A>p rrF ...
."UT t. LINE E.cEspI>GlY WILL. sgI-srri. lie
90, - aid Iersev ancc with which the W.. l.....
red rw:rd. md the piGty with whic. j, b ....
cxecgtii a withou parallel IN histo. '. Ild . ga.
an! u,a;'i udc of undertaking it ha- u,... ..--
qusli,d." III report states that any dctrf.a..
ks only th5sc incident t, al; road a.. o..
cold not hay been avoid wi hout III t,rl.l.. .
ny the progress Of the great wok. such d-a .-.
supplied by Al! 'ilr I'd companies ate .....
ion q. The lin, when an4 wherever experience ...,
t-"m t, b nee s-arv. The repos. roucIIG,- g.. ...
hat THE country has reason to con-ruta At. r. .-
.is IT NJ Of national iiupor;,src j. -r -r
preaching completion uud = -u,h favorable a.... .
Inc Company no. have in u. - i.,gi..... ...
4.lr'y -.'oo cars Of al script Ne \ lg.. Il..
equipment IL oracTcd t, be ready IN IL. ,;-ia. -.
rad ~ IL nearly mg!ctcd, and Ii d -t.ls,..-..
uiIr- in adsf.c &c ot the uc-t IN end %: -Actar. T.
- nile OF lion o: ne. track .rc nov Del 3. Ted ,
# tn. Miss uri sive-. AID 90 mile. nor. ,rr ..
l. Pc .ottl cxpcud turr for instruction p..T,s-.. o.. -
slace f tie conpl ted 20" ;ioa Of ,Ae road - a.. .
han eight million dollrrs.
Ecl-= = dona ioa from the Govt. Of l-.u. l.. . ..
and p.r mile. til company is ,ut Il. :, e.. -..-..
:. Bones IL lae complies sui t-c.r.i
thc aver ,-e ut. Of about uuu rrr mill ..r-t-..
me din. u!ties rUcIUu: r.d yiigl t. ,,e..r..
IKE second In -rcu-ity. T... t.ri.....- ,.
e.dy rocciy ! : 2,t.-,"' OF BIZ ..'.i ..... a,
,""' '.'s ...it Dec. ';. -'...'n. u..Ifl.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
C R C U L A R +.
STATE TEEAsURER's OFFICE.
Aio,.r.Ii.r Vermont January / 1Si

NOM lCIItTr
NOTICE s hereby given, that under the provl-l0ns
Of an of tn Legislature APP rOved Nov. IL, l>hS,
no interest viii he allowed after January A ID. $50,
IN money the Treasury OF tine State to the dit OF
Gffccr Soliiers their assgnees which receiv-
ed un er the NJ system of the United states
and the son. # tine Act of the egislat OF this
state, approved Nov. 20, ISL.
There il = large number of unsettled allotment &C
co ur on lie books of this Office, showing tslances due
70 Office and soldier their representatives; and IT
= reqes -. tn I par led to the same draw the
amount their due, Il ord that the accOun may b.
closed at tie Fl day pa ticihle.
The Act % Nov. -. 1851 provides, in of the de-
ce So OF -uch s0l.i vii in the service, the money
d.. uc soldier shall be deene rts Of such soldi-
er for n. payment Of deb az lust such soldier, bu
sl.. ~ be held by widow of such der or
next e k II.
To enab those who may have claims upon the State
for the halIuce above referred to, T. obtain the me
with the La DELAY, the following information il fur
ul-iIgd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

i. = Gilmore, the famous band lead
or oi Boston, i deep in the preparation
OF Il monster vocal and instrumental con-
cert lhat shall eclipse all the former eff
forts OF the world in a musical way. 1t
i 10 take place on Boston common. in
june next, and will consist OF an orches-
ira ot one thousand Instruments, the che
rn~"- to To- gwen hv ten thousand select
rl vocali,I- from all parts q: the country.
The choru>es are TO be supported by the
it--o d artillery, discharged by electric
lily. Air. Gilmore has already secured
1909 subscribers ut s;Iol each, and J.
busy in securing lGcmber> ct the orchc--
;rI unl chorus
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

HEAVY Snow SroI:M-If we should
get So showed up in Northern Vernon,
as they did in Massachusetts last week
We should be the langhing stock o: all
the country. Ei4htcen inches of snow
ell at Northampton Friday. and the
trains into Springfield from the non tn
and west for that day did not get in IN
til Saturday afternoon-some twcmt,
hours late. The weather up this way a
that time was calm and salubrous. and
the trains were not delayed except by de
tentions below.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08


fell from the top of coal bin. and put
his shoulder out of joint, and surgeon
was sent for n: once. Though sutferin"
severe pain, the lad, who is 4 regular
climber, got Ito a chair, and on top of
il, aud fell head,ong to the floor, his
mother surprising he had broken his neck
this time But he jumped up, and,
swinging lis arms. glcctulIy shouted,
Its ali rigat. its all right and sure
enough, the second fall had put his
Shoulder .ioinf in place again, and he was
H. good as new without the aid Of Il doc
tor.-Hat oyd Comd2H.
Col jesse c. Little, one OF the most
intelligent and energetic of the Mormon
leader. has come east to reside Temporal
rlly as purchasing agent for an impor-
ant manufacturing enterprise to be set
III operation at once 81 Salt Lake city.
Wagons OF all kinds and agricultural i'm
elements are IL be lis first and chief pro-
.lucgionS, and the metal and other more
delicate parts made by machinery, will
ne exported ut present from the cast.
The electoral presidential votes of all
he states have been received At WASH
jngion, Uy.mail, but not more than halt
IF the messengers have arrived. Wcdnc~-
lay Is the hast day on which these votes
AN hr received, and the law imposes Il
inc oil $1,000 Oh aii messengers W o fail
10 deliver ,hc votes OF their states by the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08

DEATm or GE>. SroUGrlTnN.-Gcn
Edward III. Ntou9hton, eldest son OF H..
T.. Sioughton of Bellows Fails. died Of
consumption at boston ON Friday. lie
was educated at West Point, and served
- lieutenant of infantry for two years
Lcfore the war. In 1861 hc WAS ap-
pointed colonel OF the Fourth Vermont
regiment. and in 1862 made Il brigadirl
Ysneral. The next year he was captur-
ed by the guerrilla Mo>by and taken to
Richmond, but was soon after released
Since the war, he has studied and prac
tlced law in Nv York. and had won II
high place IN his profession. General
Stoughton will be remembered by most
Of our citizens, a. he was here during
The encampment of the ID regiment al
this place. At the time of hi, death he
was engaged to young lady Of Boston.