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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-26
NOTICE OF QISSOLUTIQN.

The eopartnership heretofore existing between
II. IL. Paine, j. s. Bowman and N. Allen, under
the firm name of Paine, Bowman & Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, j. s. Bowman
and N. Allen retiring.
All UNI settled business of the lite firm will be
adjusted by either partner.
H. III. PAINE,
JOHN s. BOWMAN,
N. ALLEN.
Rutland, Jan. 18th, 1871.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-26

FElity Cinnamon are soon 20 be settled
." "neloy TO-, Iowa, to open up farms.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-26

WIFE AND CHILD "A FEARFUL CAREER
AND IT'S RESULTS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-26

AN ILLINOIS FARMER. John I. Alex
ander is the great farmer of Illinois, and
tie following statistics will give an idea of
the extent of his business. He resides in
Morgan county. Number of acres of i'm
proved land Of bis farm, "a, OO0 number
of acres of upimproyed lands, 800 total
number of acres of lands, $4,000 aggre-
gate value of lands, $685,00O value of
implements in use upon his farm, $50, 900 !;
amount paid for wages during the past
year to hands employed on his farm, $76,-
eco, Number of live stock on his farm
mules, 20; COWS, so horses, $50; oxen,
200; other cattle, 1000; hogs. 700.
Total value of live stock, $536,90O. Pro-
ducts of his farm in l869-Corn, bushels,
PIT 800; wheat, 1000; oats, 5000 rye,
1900; hay, tons, 9,000 Value of animals
sold on his farm during the past year,
S403, 400.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

thousand of the shroudlcss dead, from
hidden places by ways.dr, in swamp aud
mountain, and from the slcrpics> ashes
Of fired homes, shout their gha~iiy amen
\ single instance 81 these thousand
outragcs pcrpetratcd upon an American
citizen on foreign soil, would he thought
ample cause for war; and our entire
navy would hasten to enforce the Ma
ticm's Indignation. And such abuse as
i, daily melted out to these humble Meth \
odist preachers, il offered one of our Mis-
sionarics on hcathcn ground, would
arouse the whole American church until
every mind was laden with demand for
'protcction.'
The thanks OF all ci.izcnt who l"vc
right anI hate rapina are due the faith
full men oi this committee, WHO, tor:.rt-
ting their uwn ease, have 50 industrious
ly devoted these hot months /" the I'M
rarlIin3 of tins liant yillaimy.
Christian men Of our country llu,
manc men. All decent men, "" appeal
To You. l. 4 party worthy OF lie il
lh!s land, which seeks SUPREMACY ihrnn"l
such hcll-burn measures:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

were in the water, some of the passengers
and deck hands began TO throw overheard
loose timbcrS, torn away by the eXp!o-
sion. This operation was the cause OF
many fatalities, for the plank and other
timbers struck the -trogglcrs in the wa
ter, even while they were being drawn
over the side of the boat by their friends
saw two heads to which no bodies were
attached Women ran about the ferry
house with tie skin scaldcd from their
bodies, and for three quarters OF IN hour
they had no care. The policemen took
no heed OF thrm until DR.. Shine, deputy
coroner, came upon the Ground and or
dcrld them attended to. There are three
little children at $ State street. now in
my charge They were al wounded hy
the explosion, but nohndy has yet come
to claim thrm"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

Morrill,, in command Of small force sta
toned there, an officer of high character
and great energy, laid before the commit
tee the details OF IS cases of outra@es he
had investigated, some of which were
most revolving and horrible. 1t was
found impossible for the committee to eX-
amino more than a small part of the
crowd Of whipped, maimel, or terror
stricken wrctchcs, who locked i'll upon
them on hearing oftlcir COMING. When
the committee adjourned, the building in
which they sat was filled with those
waitin" to he heard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
EcJ.OiI Of ne hH-k/H.r fOHiWif-
fGy.

The sub committee of the Congres-lon
al ku-kluN committee, has returned to
Washington from it, trip of investigation
thruu9h South Carolina. The nam
committee ha- now taken Il recess, after
heinz in daily session for over two
months This committee has examined
more than two hundred Witnesses, and
the results of tie thorough investigation
are very fully and very trrsely summed
TAP in an article prepared by one of the
Union Republican executive committee
at Washington, and which we print else
where. This investigation has brought
out the following facts:
That thee exists in AL the Late insur-
rectionary states an oatl-bound secret
organization, working only at night and
always in disguise, known in different
localities 10y different names, but every
where recognized by the general cogno-
men "ku-kluX : that this organization
tiIb~C Al lCN bSipiN 'iS i'''b liN'i-
DENTAL election, during which canvass it
was in It's most vigorous condition, and
j. now reviving, with more efficient dis
cipline than before, in preparation for
the next presidential campaign, its pur-
pose being, 10y the intimidation Of rcpub
hcan voters, black and white-by mid
night raids, 10y burning houses, by de-
stroying crops, 10y whippin.s, manning
and even assassin1tion-to carry the
south for the democratic nominee; that
the organization is oilicere! by the lead
ing democratic politicians Of the South,
and that It's object has the hearty good
will Of Il large section OF the party in
those states, and the acquicscencc OF
nearly all that school teachers and
Methodist preachers are the especial alb
horrence of these assassins, and that hun
drcds Of school houses and churches have
been burned, and scores OF teachers and
preachers whipped and shot; and that
all this is done i'll the service of the DEM
ocra!ic party, many Of whom ut the
north attempt its palliation by excuse or
deny its existence.
Well may the compiler Of these facts
ask the American people to read and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

EAsrMAN's EASTERN CoAsr GUIDE.
This is the title Of guide book describ-
ing the beautiful bays, beaches, harborS
and rivers, OF the eastern coast "l New
ENGLAND together with the pleasanieSt
and best routes to reach them, houses oil
entertainment, etc, etc. This book Is
designed as companion to "Eastman's
White Mountain Guide" which has been
very popular among travellers. Publish
cd by f. G. Eastman X Co., Concord
n. IL, and sold hy q. n. Scott, Rail
road and Steamboat News Agent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
IN " E0i1hq.,nAr IL, jae f.Hj5;,o..
jSi0gt';~.
: WHO'LL VILLAGE ENr,I,..

Further pHrtiruI:!s have hrr
cd in London Of thc terrible cm,'..
whirh recently visited Tia, I.l.p.
lanl+ in the Indian arrIjp,Ia., ?
earthquake affected IN 4 terrible ....
the smal! islapd 81 Ctui;eu,n. ,,..
from Ni~alni-.
For some months prev iau>ly, ,.a
ly in March, there lInd been ,ur.
oil Violent shocks, which had op.nr.
.cn.ivc crrvicrs in the earth H..
ON May l, the level pI,,in nrar tI..
lace q! C.tiarnin began erWuy.
subsi,r, uniiI ihr tops OF the huu
came level with the surface OF IT,.
This remarkable phruom'aan 49,.
rd y large number OF people, when
denly me lrriilic Shocks were tr.l.
before the thrn Irrin" rcyrrh,rat.oa.
died away, the whoIc level plain g.
rn@uiiin% 100 persons. H., pl4in
came tie crater Of a volcano. Iao.
wrir, auI from il ~inohr. o~Ir. .,,G
w,rr lhtcwn in." liz AIR i l..
d:,rh -uc,rc led, vic tI,r' wa a..
cxpio. ,ar, md 4 rain oi III. j. How.
IA, woods he am. i..njt,d, ulI
and cattle wrut ilyiuL h,lyr, th...
Tnr r. r.rri' va i'i4h;nl in g..
tr,mr. ihr N';,..t, rp..tau.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

to be defended was amnhilatcd by con-
tcmptuous breath Of American common
sense and the fact remained AMI remains
and VIII remain clear To the perception
of the country that the arI,nuwlr,i- ed
len lers If the ,mocraiic party IN their
chief seat Of power. il order 10 propitia!e
the Roman Catholic vote, deliberately
sacrificed ono of the Fundamental s'"uri-
ties Of free popular government Hence
t"r,h it i plain tina. they w"niI f"y
power NJ any price whatever. The com
mon school system, the fi"hl ui peaceful
ASSEMBLY, and dI.rnseiJn, free speech, rr-
li2iou. liberty, Il llrr prcS-, none ui ,nc-r
are more cardinal and essential than the
ri.ht which the Democratic authorities
Surrendered at the Threat ct u religion,
mob AMI Under the Same pressure, and
for the same rra1 ~, ti.,y would cqnriIy
abandon the and every other guarantee
and principle, OF American ircrdom
Nnri- il surpri-in@. Mnm who, Tx,
The D.m., cratic leaders. have for a @rn-
crAiion -tultilirl tltcm~rIyc- with ihrri
fort to justify human slavery, have 81
cnur.c, i.-t ali correct perception ct an
worth AMI conditions ui p"iit,ct liberty.
TEry know neither the sancity n,r the
>rcnilir, ot freed IN. Their rriIcticS
consist @. iury-,.mt ranIrfin- t" l4npr-
ancc and passion and IL formerly the
final lu,I.mrnt AGAINST the Democratic
party was that it in-riurtiY,ly aIlici l.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

ponder, If American citizens on Ameri-
can soil can thus be treated, then are
the results of the war for the Union irit-
tered away, and our boastcd land of lib
erty and freedom one only in name.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

t." The trustees of Darim"uth Cot
lc.e at their recent mrrtin" voted that
the Wednesday T.. NJ Of Commencement
week should hr given 10 the graduating
exercise, OF the Scientific Department.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
Fiendisb Atrocities by The Ku-
kluX.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

~ There will be no state election III
Vermont this year, as advertised in the
Boston papers. This state has adopted
ba-ennill elections, ard hi cinial sessions
of the legislature.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
me IOcdI business Of the \. al
q. RuiirO0G.

We last week cave some general iaci~
connected with the opening OF the Fort
land and Oedrnsburg Ralroad--nHihly
touching upon the Importance "l thus line
As Tie shortest connecting Ink I'iwceh
the Great lakes and the -caboar'L he
local business, however, oi tie i"rtl'hd
.,,,J On.h,nshurg Railroad cannot i;ul TO
70 he of ltrIc Importance. BESIDES the
r,,f that il will be the direct and short
linc for passenger travel across the state,
Wien the link hctwoem Cambridge and
I.~.rN Junction Is completed, it will open
thc shortest route from Saratoga 10 the
White mountains. When it Is known
that each OF these places receive over 3D.
GOO Ni.itur, annually, it will he seen
what "A source of revenue the pleasure
travel alone may become To ilis Railroad
I.nt it Is of the local freight business
that we proposed To speak about at tins
present year the managers Of the i. y
q. Il. H. had blanks put into the hands
Of their AGENTS IN every school district
alone the line of the road, which beng
carefully filled cut and complied. show
an aggregate Of over one hundred and
Twenty-Five thousand tons Of mcrclian-
disc, shipped and received, during the
year 1870 This, it will lie remember
Ell, is in time when the section referred
to la, no railroad facilities. The fol
lowing is the
T.J', ,tnriny he IrrIai p,odncfr"@ Gft h' ara t
uotVJ t,ibua,.t 10 m" Ir,n,,t Dirf,"" # III" Part
uni and OHL nsLu,J EdiL'di Li"" tyrtL"r "i'h III
,nc,chandiy, tnna,r., uoJrI and od'rntL .fF III
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

.Lr character If = party which does not
,..;t.,t. +, I..,r,y the very foundation.
f r,nu,I,c.,u r,,rtv WG,n IN, ri.y Of
\n,,. N,rI. Lc,,,r il. r.,,,iI ,,,l rr,r,rl.r-
III. or,,yrr, ma. Of ,hn ,,.-, ..rili,.. ,l.-
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and ty>r il,n,... son.. I..r.,r...
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,n.,, ,v,,Ii .,,u Il. IA, I,l,nr, ri y.!-
;nr lower N tl,. city: and III, other Wa
tl,t the State would ,ln h.. y. liiically
..,,;r, He'd ly Tia. r,iy Their. ,y,r, two
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Tbc r,.uli. wrr. not difficult, /, fnr,-
49,, TN. Democratic, party. in .Ililrr.
with slavery. found in Tie ien,.:nc, 81
IN. io,cian voters tllc b.; round ot a,,-
peal tn selfish urriuG,r, ami /, cla~- ma
trcI. without i,lr That the c.-,ulial in
Of IL, American iI,., with
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,I,.:,.I apr,al- Of tn. Ta,mn..rv portv
- III. city. ct Z,y Y.rl; Iur,,, Il. H.
+ -,.,,.,., m ,i,i. r,uuiry. ,,,l,,,;-
',.,,,,.. f., tn, .,i,..,.L Of iIYr.i;, .,I,,,ur
If the AraI.oy Of Music ON III. l,h .f
JnIv 1,,3 -, -u.,,I, which wa- I.o;..l-
" i,lI,YcI Ly ii i. 1i,t- t,n dr,- after
which w,r. l.r.u.Ilv III.
I,r..,l;u.,uu ont Of .l,, rebellion, IN Sos
York. and which were tia. :, .isinatr T..
~u}i.ui ,!.r-,r,Ili,v i.nuranyr. pa IA.
:u4d Llu,c force ui.ic!. had rl,u,nri,r.l /
IT,. Democratic party
y ..m"htlr the other p,iu, cd r.l.i,u-
-,m,,.t'.y yu- u,j lu:..tjrn. la tn,
[ uii,I STATE all forms al! religious faith
ar. PERFECTLY tIr,. aud ,,lutl b,iur, tho.
law. The State knows 40 Church. anal
defends every citizen in the peaceful Iur
Init Of his RELIGIOUS ur,trirnr,. But ti.-
j. = uril,ipl. ai,horrrnt To the Roman
Church. That Church holds that the
poli,ical power should h, ~Ih-,r> tent t.
liz. ,,,.'..-ia.,j,.L. and that tie rr..ir-ia-.
,i,al power -houlI l., that OF Komr.
This i it, un-w,ll IN, iurNoraLIc dr.
m,nd Its rrcullar discipline i such,
AMI tn, .crrral i.norlncr of III n, mh,r-
ship in the countries and anon the pop
nlation from which TIA, American inmi
Grafton ur,.,,L- i. 80 proloual. that is
members in tni, country, * Il class. are
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
I ri fhc .1mc,.jcaH PcODfr HORdPr.


been IN daily So S.nn more than two
months, and have had before them many
scores of Witnesses from all sections OF
the late lnsurrcctiunary Statesmen OF
both hi.h AMI humble siation-l'rc-id-
in" Elders, Preachers, CN-mcmhcrs oi the
Federal Congress and cN-mcmblrs OF the
Confederate Congress, * Generals OF
both Armies, Governors and cN-Govcr-
nnls, .jud&c5, Solicitors. Sheriff, Rive
nue. Officers, Officers ot the Army, Post
masters, School Teachers, Ryrcmtant and
Nom-rcprntant members OF ku kInN
kIanS, and dozens OF their manned AMI
suffering victims, black ami white.
Aud what has this patient and thorough
Investigation cstlbli-hCd-anl establish
cd beyond all future cayil and question /!
These atrocious facts:
l. That all the late lnsurrectIonary
States, and generally ditiI-cI, though not
found in every county, l. an oath h'und
secret organization, working only nj
mint. ami lis m;mh,r, always il dis
4ui,r, with officers, sims, -iGnnlt, pas
words, "trip, and all necessary paraphr-
Htltl, VITA the pledged ANA HW"r:. l"i-
pose "t PW'y "Dtr'' M' 'Y""i'" "n"
putting up tn do,a"rG.r putty; known in
different localities among the initiated 10y
different nam'-, hut oNrrywhcIr re-
ru"mizrd 10y tine %chrrAl c"2n nl'n 'hl
krIN-"
>. That the organization c1Ihe INTO
L.in,.l t.,y months nrrI ions Ia the last
presidential election, dniIn@ winch can
VAS 1t was II I'5 mos! vigorous '"ii'u-
lion. but l. no" through al the south,
with NOR" viIIri"nt dI-rIP!lhr aud rii"-
.iNa dlI,,tt"n than eyer, rrNNlng, III
pref .Tati.n TOR the nest plr,id. ntai cam
pti.T. when, a. ihry toli on" OF then
victims - tennessee 4 IL" weeks 'I't'''
III" ID radical N"it'2 l. to i''Hl'""-
,d III any ,"uli" III ~i:tt', 'y "''c'> 81
white.
3 That this kn-kiu\ organization l.
the prrmrdltatri and determined s'hrm,
lor carrying the south at the nest 'Itr-
'i'n OF president, and 80. hy securing tho
'"tr' electoral vote OF that section
make sue the 81 '''"" Cd the democratic
"":n'n,$. ,,.,
'"''' '''' ''''.''> anu '''"'''.>'''.,
col me- d. ",' ~ apr "','''
"a. ia. IT 5'P''''e "!'' ~ are '''' '+'',,'-
and active "' m''''''' f'i'''''"~ "' "'
south.
70, '1n III, 1'H'"' las 'nt '.'.'''l
=''t-"'I "i 4 E'r4' -''''"h "' Inc "'''"
cratic party IA "'' "''1'' 9''''-' ana '''
"''i"'r-r'n'r '' nearly 'n' 'l'l''' purity
-. HAT the direct AMI rh'y rurP 80
ct tEr organization, ~ sworn 10y all The
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

\ WEST iNpIN TuwN DESTROYED -
News has been received lay steamer from
bermuda OF Il terrible fire AT Point-a-
pllrc, ON the West India island Of Gua-
daloupc, on the 18th u!. The fire,
which l. supposed 10 have been the work
of an inccniiary, commenced IN the mad
die OF the town, and, the wind being
very high, the flames spread in all dirrc-
tiou-. Nearly the whole town was dc
stroyol,-the only buildings that cScap-
cd being Il church. the thcaicr, the tn
bunal buildings aud the hospital, and
many wharve- were burned and quauli-
ties of SUGAR ready for shipping destroyed.
Thirty thousand persons are thus left
without shelter. The town was destroy
cd by an earthquake in 1873, and was
then rebuilt entirely of wood.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

The Gras>hoprcrs ut Newport are in
appetite. They are credited with hav-
il. eaten up everything Of a picket fence
but the stringers and iron posts, an'i are
now sharpening their teeth for an attack
Oh the nearest blacksmith shop.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04


This freight business alone, ut ordina-
ry rates, would contribute quite Il rcve-
me TO a road of this length. I'ut it is
safely calculated, we think, that a new
railroad will dcveiopc local industries
and that watcr-powcr in nearly every
town through which the road passes,
now Idle or hut partially developed, will
h. turned 10 profitable use.
In view OF all the points touched upon
in the above article, u. we'll as the one
of last week, the first mortgage GOLD
bonds now put upon the market, may be
considered both Il allc aud profitable in
yc~tmcnt. We clll attention to the al
verri-cment Of these bonds in another
column
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
ACCOUNT EY AN EYE WITNESS.

DIR. George Willard, Il Boston dentist,
gives the following account of the explo-
sion: 81 went aboard the Wcstfeld at
about noon 1.30, but just before the time
for starting | went ashore 10 buy some
peaches. l had only got few yards
from the boat when lis boiler exploded
and the passengers rushed forward and
many jumped overheard. While dozens
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-12-28

Tell lus not in idle jingle mar
riage is an empty dream for the
girl is dead that's single, and things
are not. what they seem. Life is real,
life is earnest, single blessedness a
fb;" Man thou art, to man returneSh, /"
has been spoken of the rib. Not en-
,joyment and not sorrow is our destin-
ed end or way, but to act that each
tomorrow finds us nearer marriage
day. Life is long and youth is fleet.
ing, and our hearts, though light and
gay, still like pleasant drums are
beating wedding marches all the day.
In the worlds broad field of battle,
in the bivouac of life, be not like
dumb, driven cattle-be heroine, a
wife Trust no future, howe'er pleas
ant; +; let the dead past bury its dead
act-act in; the living present, hoping
for spouse ahead. Lives of marrl-
ed folks remind us We can live our
lives as well, and, departing, leave
behind US such examples as will tell
such examples that another, vast
ing time in idle sport, forlorn, un-
married brother seeing, shall take
heart and court. Let US, then, be
up and doing with heart on triumph
set; still contriving, still pursuing,
and each one a husband get.
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OLD Marin G-was never re-
garded as a paragon of neatness; and
if !" cleanliness is next unto godll-
ness" as st. Paul asserts, it is to be
feared that the old lady never attain
ed to the latter state. Not only was
she anything but neat herself, but
showed a sovereign contempt for itin
others. Speaking Of neat people ore
day, she remarked that her son Josiah
was one of the most peculiar men in
the world. Why" said she, che
threw away a whole cup Of coffee
the other morning, because it had
bedbug in it T.
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CATION The preacher was discourse
ing on the text of "The sheep and
the wolves" and had evidently been
drawing contrast between the two
subjects. Says he:
We who assemble here from week
to week, and do cur duty and perform
onr part, are the sheep; now who,
then, are the wolves ?"
A pause, and our friend, the trap
per, rose to his feet.
Waal, stranger, rather than see
the play stopped, [ will be the
wolves"
The preacher pronounced the ben
ediction at once.