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ThweaE ,, Mrs Dr. Sumpter ?, Mrs
c II Carter 3 Mrs J II Taylor ?,
Mrs A c White I. Hrs p II Eel I,
Ms y c FlOUrnCy I, Miss Sallie
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
RoWdDiSnt ia harrington.

One ur two late cases Of violence, in
the street, following the recent assault on
Judge Reed, tog"thcr with the rum rs
that a tall figure, evidently Il man in wo-
mans dress, has been seen prowling
round the north part OF the town, have
put ou: policemen lately on the Ym rire.
Ga Thursday evening last rs John Mad
i.an was ON his way TO the llibcrnian
supper passing through Champaign street,
in front of the house of DIR. Lund lie ne
iiccl Il tall figure lcanin2 against a tree,
and thinkin. it might he some one in
trouble, approached the person, when he
was surprised 10y receiving tr.m the in
,liNiIual blow on the side of the head
which knocked h;m down. On gcttin
up. Madigan thought the vicinity All I'M
comfortable one, and left Ii in Il hurry,
seeing nothing mere of his as>ailant. On
Saturday night policemen ii. White.
Woodman and Napol ON Wire were out
patrollln@ the streets near the square, IN
search ct suspicious characters. About
one o'clock Sunday mornin" they scpa
rated, the latter passing up Church street
When opposite the store Of LOOMS u
Co.. on the corner of Bank street, Mr..
White thought lie heard some 1nc on the
opposite sidewalk, and CT, sling over, lad
just dimly made out in the darkness a
figure lurking in the stairway leading 10
the da"ucrreotype gallery, when the man
sprang at him and he found himself pos
lrltcd BY severe blow under the ear
Getting up in a moment, he pursued his
a>saiiant who ran rapidly down Bank
street Finding that he WAS not likely
TO catch him, White drew lis pistol and
fired on him near the corner ut 81. Paul
street, and AGAIN on s.. Paul street, down
which the ruilan fled ; but without effect,
when hr rc!iuqushcd the pursuit. lie
thinks the man wore Il shawl, but us the
night was dark he can give 10 description
OF him.
That man in woman'S clothes has
been seen several times 1T night, in TIL
last week or two, in the northern part Of
the city, seems 10 he b,yond doubt. No
body, however, is able 10 give much of a
description of him, except boy, who met
him or the street one evening last week.
| lie says it was tall figure, in dark
cloak, and wearing woman's hood. He
noticed pantaIoons under the cloak, but
had no chaEcc TO look further, when he
was seized and thrown roughly TO the
ground, ard before lie got up the mas
querader had disappeared. Thee things
Indicate that there is some lawlcss indi-
vidual or individuals providing our streets
at night, who need looking after.
The pcrsonating of women by male
loafers has been pretty thoroughly out of
fashion i'll our city since a young fellow,
caught at it several years ago, was march
ed up Church street in petticoats in broad
daylight, and exhibited to a crowd in
the Court House in his female rig. A
repetition of the process might be bcne-
fetal in this case, if the fellow is caught
before somebody puts a bullet through
his big cloak and beggarly carcass. -B,u'-
Hngt0n Free Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

crop by top,dressing, with 800 lbs. per
acre.
Orrin Brown Of st. Johrsbury, was
fearful that the use of commercial ma
lure was proving detrimental 20 our
farms, wls trying to make more on the
farm each year; had dissolved bones i'll
strong I've, added muck ana used with
good success. He believed that it paid
to keep poultry-cven il they were all
ruustcls-lor the manure derived from
them.
J. Morrison had used on an average
one hundred loads of muck, per year :;
put about forty loads into his yard, ten
in his hog pen and the lest i'll she'd rear
his stable, from which lac Uttered his
cows; had greatly increased his hAy,and
other crops, by his me'hod.
CYRUS Hi believed that manure kept
in cellar, or under cover, was worill
duuDlt tHll hiiuc III t"e az" H"' wv
on his present farm sixteen years had
increased his hay crop in that time tron
fifteen TO scventy-fivc tons.
Mr.. Page Of st .Iohisbury, had trlcc
phosphate, twenty-five dollars worth il
one year; thinks he GOT about twelve ant
onc-halr dollars for the twenty-five h,
spent for phosphate. lie has since tried
muck, i, well satisfied with lis use, be
lievcs twenty-five dollars worth OF !alo
in that direction worth seventy-tye dol
lars phosphate.
The same subject was continued fn
the next meeting, Jan. 20th, o'clock
y. IN. j. LAwELNCE, Sc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20
Mississippi Rfcer Dis
HSfPr

The steamer L. l.. McGill from St.
Louis for New Orleans was burned on
Shoo-hy bar, near Memphis, at 9 o'clock
on Saturday night. The fire broke out
aft, and, owing TO the gale which was
prevailing the flames spread rapidly and
the passengers had barely time TO rush to
the bow and plunge into the wafer before
the fire was upon them. To add to the
horror of the scene the wafer was in
lcnsely cold, and many who plunged into
the river were chilled, and sunk TO rise
no more. The survivors give imperfect
and conflicting reports that the boat had
been aground for two days and had I'M
loaded 200 tons Of freight, in order to
&c; over the bar. She was loaded with
900 tons of general merchandise, includ
ing pork and coal oil. Just rs the pas
scngers were preparing TO retire, an
alarm Of fire was raised and a general
stampede cnsuel. The steamers St.
Francis and Ann White, which had
passed her, were several miles above,
but, seeing the fire, turned back, and ar
rived in time TO render valuable assis-
lance. The III. c. Ierser, which was
lying near by, also rendered assistance.
The Ann White brought up 26 of the
crew and ten passengers were picked up
along the shore. Probably the total
number of lives lost is about thirty, in
Guiding several women and three chill
drcn. Thomas +. Evans Of st. Louis
died soon after he was placed on board
the ST. Francis, from wounds and expo
sure In addition to Captain Tompkins
and William Mcfarland, the first clerk,
who are supposed to be lost, Il German
and his wife are missing, and also a car
pcnter ircm st. Louis, bound FOR Green
Vile, Miss, two women, three children,
The culored chambermaid and Phillip
Locke Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Everett OF
St. Louis, who arrived at Memphis Oh
the st. Louis, says that Il man and his
wife iloatcd past them, holding ON to a
plank. As they went by with the cur
rent, The woman said to her Husband,
Il am freezing, lets die together" She
then let % the plank, and her husband
gra,ped her, but he was too exhausted &c
maintain her above water, md both
sank, locked in each others embrace.
Cottreil, the engineer, thinks that ~
least fifteen persons were lost.
Pil5ts Kelley and Murray were saved,
also William Woodruff, second clerk
john Groanig, steward, and George L.
Russell, Ok. The former was saved 10y
the oxcrtions of tic officers Of the St
Francis, ard was badly chilled whcl
= found. Woodruff remained with III,
freight. Capt. Tompkins and McFLr'
; Land, first clerk, were last seen on lh'
beat, using every eXrrIion to save tho
passengers. Ii i, feared that they ar,
, lost, though hopes are entertained tina
they reached the shore. by the arriva
at Memphis, at Il late hour, Sunday night
OF the Alice, the following additions
names Of the lost have been ascertained
Nelson Brown, second cnglnear; JOIN
Shocky, carpenter; john Snyder, dccl
sweep the second steward and the por
ter, c. Caramaught nephewS of the cap
tain Charles llazlctt, book kecper,wa
: the Last TO leave The boat. lie jumpc
! on cotton bllc, ami the wiud blew hin
ashore. Inc passengers AMI crew los
L l,NrrSthIur
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

SHORT FOR TIMEER.-Thc public are
getting cloyed with the war in France
and the ordinary routine Of rascalities
and casualties, and the New York papers
are rcviving two notable murders by
publishing articles TO the effect that their
perpetrators have been discovered and
must soon be brought 10 justice Some
two or three years ago, Mr.. Rogers was
wantonly murdered while clearing the
snow off the walk in front of lis house
Oh one of the principal avenues Of the
city, in broad day. The perpctrator has
never been found cut, although it was
asserted last week that he was discover
ed. The reader is familiar with the hor-
rors of the Nathan murder Great eff
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y thN"NTtE h"Hi;th.- lac Troy
lIm,S lays ihHt Il lew days SInc' II. u.
i.n!'"w, fr,'N.d"nt "i ia" l.m!i"w Valve
Ion'r"'y ct Troy, Wa "n Western
bound ita'n Over I'll" Ne" "rN Central
railroad. When lac Tell ~ With family
from rrm"nt vino We're rln'%ratIn& t.
Nrhr"~@H, from whom he learned the
particulars "l Il '"niI'i'Tc' zane which
lad been rlAyr nr' II them he iAm-
ny INSISTED OF an ola mao AMI ms "lir'
Il S"n-ln-iaw ami wlir, an twr or three
small children. HE OIL gentleman had
"",n'Iy sold III t'rm IN Vermont, and
taking lii entire flick VS. prorc" linz
with Il portion OF the pr"cre'IH ct the
>nl' Il ms property I" locate Ill ih' lar
Nr>i. > 'mr tim" alter '".sNin- Troy
tie -on-lh-lHw tel III With a well drlS Scd
stranger, /" whom h told the rhlrrt OF
their JpuiH'yln"-, ami the place 81 their
destination. Til" well dressed stranger,
most a'hahLc TO rel sir, WAS resi-
dent "i that identical point, AID very
naturally, knew the very friends the
Vermont tan'ily expected TO find in their
new home. lie next hid Il conversation,
with the old gentleman, the end OF which
WAS that he "horroWed the sum OF
S'41 from INN upon Il check Tor S2,"oO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

FAIR GROUND CoMrANY.-Thea an
nuai meeting of the Caledonia Fair
"round Company was holden in this
place on the afternoon of the 17th. The
treasurer presented his annual report,
showing the financial condition of the
company, Report accepted, n. VI. john
son, ii. C. Hastings and VIM. Adams
were appointed auditors on motion.
III. Fairbanks, L. y. Parks, \. G..
Chadwick, John Higgins, Emerson Hall,
II. NJ. Hall, c. y. Sylvester, d. Curricr,
John Bacon, ID, Joshua Bemis and J. G..
Narnum were clectad executive commit
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

NLws IN BRIEf.-l'hc Sun Domingo
commissioners sailed from New York
Tuesday. They 90 direct 10 san Do
mirgo city.--A republican caucus in
the New Jersey legislature has nominated
+. +. Ficlinghuyscn rs senator, to sue
coed Mr.. Cattcll, whose term expires in
March. wilson was reelected
senator by the Massachusetts legislature
Tuesday. His total vote WIS 2222,
against 80 for John Qnincy Adams, l l
for Wendell Phillips, ; for Mr.. Dawes
and one for Mrs. Howe. In Maine
same day, Lot NJ. Morrill, was reelected
|. =. Senator, receiving in the senate %
votes to one for Abram SauhJrn, and in
the house 90 votes TO - for Sanborn.
and 6 for Governor Chamberlain. IN
Missouri they failed to elect Tuesday,
but most likely will elect to-day one OF
the everlasting Blairs-Erank.
were elections in Illinois, Michigan, and
Minnesota, Tuesday, but no adviccS have
been received, and we take il for granted
they elected the regular candidates, who
are respectively Gen. Logan, Thomas
w. Ferry, and in Minnesota, William
Window for the long term, and Col. O.
L. Stearns 10 fill the vacancy causeJ bv
Senator Norton's DEATH
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VT. GRAND AE1IY-Thc Grand Army

VT GRAND AE1W-Thc Grand Army
of the Republic in Vermont have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Gen. w. W. Henry, of Burling-
ton, grand commander; Col. G.. S. Red
field of Ludlow, senior vice grand COM
mander; Col. Albert Clarke of St. AL
bans, junior vice grand commander E;
Gen. George J. Stannard. delegate at
large to the national encampmcnt in Dos
ton in May, and Mjor George II. Bige-
low OF Burlington, representative to the
same.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

DEATH OF Hos. JOHN CoyoDE E.
Hon. John Covojc Of Pennsylvania died
of heart disease, at Harrisburg, on
Wednesday, in the Gjl year of his age
His business was that of farmer and
manufacturer, and he was also extensive
ly engaged in coal mining. lie was
elected member Of the 3ith congress,
aud was reelected 20 the 35th, serving
on the committee of public expenditures.
In the Seth congress he was chairman OF
u special committee to investigate charges
against President buchanan and his re-
port attracted national attention at the
time. lie was also member of the
37th and 10Th congresses. At the close
Of the war he was requested by the ex-
ccutive to make private tour through
the south to report upon the state OF
public sentiment. MIR. Covodc was Il
man of much native talent and individu-
atty of character and was highly esteem
ed for his honesty and other cotimable
traits. His republicanism was always
earnest and ind0mitabic
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

PUBLIC LEDGER ALMANAC.-The Pub
lie Ledger Almanac for 1871, is issued
by George w. Childs, publisher of the
Public Ledger, Philadelphia. 1t con-
tains Il fund of useful information besides
that usually contained in almanacs; ia
bles of monies of different nations, gov
eminent of the United States, state gov
ernmcnts, diary of the -Prussian
war, and many other facts of interest
and valuable for reference.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

The Annual Meeting of the Caledonia
County Agricultural Society was held at
the Town Hall in ST. Johnsbury, on
Tuesday, January 18th, Harley NJ.
Hall, President, in the chair.
On motion Of a NJ Cook, Il com-
mittee OF seven To- nominate board ot
officers for the year ensuing, was APP
pointed by tie chair, Is follows: \. G..
Chadwick, i. y. Parks, i. Is. Carrcn-
ter, Joshua Bemi-, {. y. Sylvester,
David Cunitr, Cha>. +. Weeks
No further business being presented,
Oh motion it was voted 10 adjourn to
meet at one o'clock L. VI.
AFTERNOON.
Convened agrcrahly to adjournment.
The committee Oh nominations reported
by their chairman the following board
of officers, which was elected:
Prc>Il.nt-ChaS. \. Sylvester, Barnet
IIIcc Presidents - Calvin Morrill,, St.
John>bury; Joshua Bemi~, Lyndon.
.SccrctuIes-I, w. Sanhorn, Lyndon ;
IL. G. Hastings. \. NJ. Johnson, st.
johns bury, Chas ID. Braincrd, Dan
willie
Tira>uru-C. NJ. Stone, s.. Johns
bury.
tXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Euwct-Jamcs Roy, William Albums.
Peter Lindsey, Joseph Dow.
Bu.Le-lI. NJ. Hall, David Trail, c
+. y. Humphrey
Concm1I-II. Hastings, Il. Graves
Geo. |. Higgins.
DmrM-N, NJ, Martin, VIM. Rus
selow, j. c. NarEm, Jason Cole.
Grofon daniel Coniin, l. \ Hall
John buchanan.
Undwici-W. ID Eron-on, Henry
Blake, john 5. Smith,
KaLy-E. W. Church, IL. ID. Youug
Russell Ri-ley, Jr, Sullivan Ranncy.
LU"joH-Jamcs Trclrcn, w. A. Il.
mis-, ~ O. Harris
.Neruk-E,. Woodruff, W. Cheney
ID. +. Johnson.
Pocim-.J. II. EMERSON, W. ID
Hooker Dtyil Curricr
Eyg'as-A l.. PringIe, J. IL. Cur
ricr, J. T. Nelson, II. q. BSattic.
st. JohHsJmy-John Bacon, ID, \. X
IIo,ey, y. G.. Chadwick, Chas. Starks
l.. ID. Stiles, james HAMS, c. J. Bow
kcr.
.SLcHeLl-W l.. Pearl, c. Simpson
j. b. Knox.
.Stunarl-i'imothy Bai.h,Idcr.
Sutton N. X. Campbell, Nathan
Way.
JJWp1ortl-E. \. Parks, iona. Law
ren~c, l., ID. Freeman, ii. c. Dawson
Henry Ross,
|tdhlen-J. ID. Bell, Scwall Shutc
James Vincent.
UHeeiocL-Chas. Rogers, VIM. Chase
{ Chas. WEIGH
c. NJ. Stone, Treasurer, read his re
| port, which WAS adopted, and orlcre'
, on file.
The attendance was very good, cs
, pccially in the afternoon, and the meet
: ing was one Of interest
The Executive Committee meet (,
make arrangements for the Fair, at III
St. Jolnsbury House, on Tuesday, Jan
81, 1871. \ good attendance is re
qucsted.
CnAs. y. SYLVESTER, Prest
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

forts have been made to find the muir
,lercf but so far without avail. The
papers of Wednesday say that Col.
Whitley, chief of the United Statessecret
service, openly declares that the murder
or is kaown to the detectives, and will
Lc brought - Justice at an carly day,
that. in fact. that there is no avenue of
escape open TO him, except self-dcstruc-
1ion. We trust this is 50.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

e. Halpine, the victim OF the das-
tardly outrage OH the Albany bridge last
week, is getting well, in spite OF the
three bullets put into his head and neck
The police have just arrested one Filkias,
on suspicion. He left Albany about the
time of the robbery, and has been dog
ced about the country for a week or
more. and was caught Tuesday. lie
says he is innocent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

Tee. After the adjournment Of the com
pany the executive committee organized
by elcctng II. Fairbanks, president, T.,
A. Parks, vice president, and ~ u.
Chadwick, secretary and treasurer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

Tie San Francisco BuHetm complains
fcelingly of the amount of money realized
by dealers in what purport to be genuine
Royal Havana Lottery Tickets, but which
are, if its information is trustworthy,spu-
rious tickets printed by the ream in New
York and peddled all over the country
surreptitiouSly by irresponsible agents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-20

czg Those who have ever l'een down
through Dixvilc Notch, will remember
the place of Samuel Akcls, a few miles
from the summit ON tie east side, in the
town of Enrol, y. III. lie died suddenly
the 3Oth of December, while chopping
down tree in the woods. lie was IS
years oil, the Oldest inhabitant of the
town, and had for Il long time kept a
sort Of public house for tue entertainment
of strangers, in that sparscly populated
country. There are many who remem-
Der his hospitality.