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NATE sCHEnULE.

EErPHEs Fusr0FFICE-Omce hours from 8
al 10 p-m. S1nasys from 9 % 90 am
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CosistiuT Of rich bottom aud uplaues, ana
an selectsd with great care 89.o0 acres o.
ilaese lands tive ranges eleven tLl ana
aightesn 136 and On anon6G Tie ARKANSAS
river and the line OF tue4r read SIRE nov 1or
he first Tins. offered Tor sale. on credit, ~
aow rates. at their Land once II Little hock.
lhe remaining 710tzo acres between nj y
ana the west line OF Tie STATE, are ~ course
yin Be fore sale dtri 3 the spring Rna ii1nmer
a. examfnatfone are completed
The roats aHd sOl OF ArAansee apt
the 70 ne successful cuiG1ss Of
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PROBATE COURT SALE or REAL
ESTATE in BARTLETT, TENN.

Nc. Is, R. DIN the Probats Court Of Shelby
County. Tenn.-L. 8. B sT & Co. vs.. 5.
Burr, administrator, ct al.-Petition for
the sale OF lands to pay debts.
FINDER and by virtue Of q decree OF sale
~ made in the entitled cause at the
present Jun term. 1871, OF the Probate COurto Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, 1 will proceed to
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
before the courthouse door, on Union street,
ia the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, o.
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1cA " -.'.-- IA ~
Eb1 lay sssss.---a..a-s.-s---.s ss..a-s...sssstss.s.s.=rs. = "
children and servants half price.
The people OF Memphis and the South are
respectfully referred to A. d. Kerr, d. D.,
andT D. WitheTspoon, D. D., both of whom
have visited this celebrated virginia Water
ing Place. A. b. TRICK PreSt..
UeI7] Board OF Directors R. Springs Co.
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ooTroN s~TATEMHET.

COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF CoMMEROE,
MEMPHIS, June 30, 1871.
Stock, September l, $780,. 4,A0
Reed since last statement IFS
Received preYiously.-.... sol, 726-60A,sOf
506, ls4
SHIPPED since last st'ment 100
Shipped pr~eyiouslT-.--..-. o~O0,40l-5e0,5ol
stock at noon to-day 5,62S
Imports.
wsnlphis.end Charleston ~rsilroad. 8
Mississippi and Tennssss0 railroad 80
Steamers .-....-- .--.i.s..-. 81
Estimated per wagons. "....-.~.--... %
Exports.
Memphis and Charleston ~railroad...... 1853
Memphis and Ohio railroad ...---..... z
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES,

EEEFEIs AND ETrTLR RocE RAILROAD.
Uutl further Orderly trssns win run daily
IS follows
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a CHEM1sT with a long practical exps
"A cncatn the

with several lew, very valuable Inventions,
with technical improvements IA b lno-
n7enaenfg wishes 10 onnoct with 8 bouEe IN
ina line. Address, u. 6oeEner, ESQ., 50
Esst 4thstfeet, New York CITY, ma,
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Thursday, IuIY 6, I87I,

Between The hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock pm, the following described real es-
tate to-Wit:
Lying and being IN the town OF Bartlett
shelby county Tennessee. beginning az ia
said tow, runn1ng hence west 30 feet " II
the Memphis and Bonneville ian Eoa q
said plank road, thence north ~ feet wit
the east line Of said Shelby's lot to NJ al
street, in said town; thence east and parable
with said plank road, 80 feet to said Bottoms
lot; thence south with the west line OF said
Bottoms lot 70 the beginning
Terms OF oale-On acredis Of seven months,
purchaser TO execute note with approved
security, all right OF redemption barrsd.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
r II. Jordon- attorney III
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. n - YoRK.

Nempbis and Charleston ~railrOad..... Is
Nemnhis and Ohio railroad ...-..-.....
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aTAsoNIO~D LReCTORY


- 1LL0ELAE EAsAAIG1b1A.
O.. =. BESTCEr Superintendent Of Malls
and -UEsfrlH u-L1a-
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E@,ls4
Inlports.

lCo lash u4bAt AgJ
eviously-~- SCI
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Einn-aaaldarf NntlOa.

Vance = Anderson. 81. foT CompI'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
me Famine az Persia.

The famine in Persia is still CAUSING
dreadful havoc The deaths in the PROV
ince OF khoras-an average 300 daily, and
the dead bodies of the victims are dcyuur-
cd 10y the survivors. Men, women, and
children are in some cases killed for food.
The PLAGUE has also appeared lmong the
Pcrsians, and the Turkish government
has been compelled to draw Il sanitary
Gordon along the borders OF It's domimion-
The Persian Minister at London denies
explicitly the recent reports OF the raya-
ges committed by the famine, the plague,
and the cholera i'll Persia. lie says there
is undoubtedly 4 lamcntab!e scarcity of
food among the poorer classes, and that
they are fed 1t the expense Of the GOV
crnment i'll the cemeteries, because there
is in them alone sufficient room to ac-
commodate the Great crowds of people
who appeal TO the authoriIie. Tor sub>is.
tencc. Order Is preserved in the Gene
teries by the police, and from thi. fact
has arisen the story that force ms TO be
employed for the prevention Of the diSin-
termcnt oil the dead for Use rs food. The
minister expresses the opinion that all
the horrible statements cmanatl"% from
his country are the work Of commercial
agents. However the evidences vi fam
Inc are incontroverliblc. The drouth of
last year caused the crops in the central
and southern provinces to be party Il
failure, and Il second drouth in the spring
of 80 reduced the people TO Il condi-
ton of starvation. While famine was
sweeping away thousands, the cruel,
hcartlcss despot caused the hurlensome
taxes 10 be collected as usual IIumani-
ty would have dictated measures for the
relief Of the starving, but the Shah re-
morsely took away the little which Ic-
manned 10 them, that he and his mobiles
might he supported in their luxury.
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done, shows the cost Of construction will
not exceed the original estimates. The
Engineer concluded his report by stating
to the stockholders that they would have
the cheapest and best road ever construct
cd in Vermont.
President brigham then made some
further statements in regard to the very
successful sale OF the town bonds issued
in aid of the road. Track was laying
at the rate of halt Il mile Il day, and
5000 tons of iron had already been pur-
chased and delivered, sufficient for thirty
five miles Of the road.
Mr.. Wells OF Portland, cave an en-
c,ura.ing report Of the progress OF the
Portland and Osclensbur@ road IN Maine
and New Hampshire. lie expressed
himself As highly pleased with the La
mobile Valley and contrastcl lis fertility
with the barren rocks Of Maine and New
Hampshire. The mountains were Green
10 their tops, aid the farm houses and
cattle lcclin@ on the hill silc~ gave cyi-
dcnte Of superior agricultural value,
which hc compare To Lancaster county,
pcnnsyl,ania, where land wa, worth
5000 an acre for farming purposes,
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in the formation Of High Rock spring,
and still the water flown" up through
the center is ,ilcntly charging the dimen-
>inns 1t was the bethesda OF the lndi-
ans, and 10y them regarded with the
greatest reverence This spring is the
first whose waters were drank by a
white man. In 1867, the Indians car
ricd Sir William Johnson there TO drink
of lis healing wafer. Tie gcyser or
spoutin@ spring, discovered in February,
1870, i another popular ~rrin@. The
oriiicc bored in the rocl, is 80 feet deep,
and the water continues TO spout inccs-
sanity to the height of - feet, and foam-
like sGda water The temperature OF
the sprin" i Ii drgrees Fahrenheit, and
Is n agreeable n ice water. The eve
nrg beverage i inhibited from the Wash
in2ton spring. From tea time until near
midnight, the dipprr boys keep their
tumhicrcd trident submcr.in@ and cmrr"-
in4, seryiuG hundreds. yes thousands.
And all the while, the band rn the piaz
n 1T the CIarrnl"n keeps festive TIM,
for the prrmcnad,r-. AMI the clink OF
eli-7,s adds harmony t" the soft. h"
wilrhin@ >traiu*.-C9t,l"n'i .S.'rnJ
f,H IL J,niL,ro,
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.Vi,ftif'bHyU Commencement



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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
IHe LUDIOiife Rui{i.Out{.

We gave last week the result Of the
annual meeting of the Lamoille Valley
Railroad Co., in the election of officers.
We find the following abstract Of remarks
made at that Lccting in the Burlington
I,Cc Pres:
Hon. Waldo brigham made a brieI
statement OF the condition of the compa-
ny, and concluded by calling upon Chief
Engineer Mitchell, who cave a detailed
account of the progress of the construct
ION. After referring to important chan
aes made in the survey in IIighgate and
other places on the line, lie stated that
only fair weather was needed to complete
the line to South llardwick this season.
4 review of estimates Of the five sections.
npon which ~cvcn-e phths oG the work i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
'IhaU l OHiiy LudicS BE- -1HHtiHri
to or COiIcycs -

II it Is Granted that the material and
method OF culture he essentially the same
for both sexes, does it follow that their
ASSOCIATION for the whole period of tram
A." j. desirable
Not necessarily. This might, indeed,
involve economy Of educational force,
bnt So would the turning over of some
oi our too numerous male colleges to the
entire u-c of females The same result
minht be- secured hy the more thorough
endowment OF some al the existing in
stitulion*, and 10y lettin" the others die
the natural death they OUGHT. What
ever mi.ht be wise at the West, certain
II in New ENGLAND the question OF econ
unv can a. well he settled 10y having
separate COLLEGES for the two SEXES rs in
any other way.
The chief argument for the new reform
j. the check it would have upon the ten
dcncies To harbari~m among our young
men IN college. The presence ot youn4
women would b. refining and clcvatIn"
might everywhere be- produced salutary
effects ON the one side But how wuul,
IT he ON the other side Might not tn,
deli .tcy and mndc-ty OF the youn% ladic:
t., sacrificed W" hear very good re
ports of tie experiments ut Obcrlln an'
knnN and Ann .Arbor. but the li,urlcrll
clements are not >IrUn% IN NC,terI
schools. Fewer anon" the voung tax,
a liberal course OF study, and those few
value their PRIV ile%cS ton highly TO vast
tame IN mischief. Wealthy We>tcrner
END their wild boys lareeIy 10 Eastern
.chu"ls here it Is almost uni;,,hiunabl
ior youh" men n": 10 20 To COLLEGE
hence, the uIambitloL~ and untalentc,
form - LARGE share ui our student
that we are 10y no means sure "t the ia
yurublc results which President Finnc,
anl others have secured
Yet President Stc:rnS OF Amherst III
firms that the new reform is certain It
be adopted ami that his COLLEGE must fol
low, ii ii does not lead, public sentiment
But we are in doubt "A to what publ
sentiment will hc when it has fairly crys
taIIizcd. darlington opened lis door
to women the other day, but, - far Il
we can learn, no women care to 90 there
IT men Will not. Mddlebury post
poncs her decision till another year. W
are thus left TO ponder this most interest
ing question till next commencement
time. Meanwhile let the girlS prcpar
Tor COLLEGE il they like, am the boys no
hesitate to do the same through fear q
their heinz ontnumbercd 10y the othe
sex +.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

rk | Ile horror Of the past tW" weeks
have been continued right alon%, with
SCARCELY day interruption. The "nc
hundred AMI sixth victim Of tlic "Wc,t-
field rApI"~ion has died. Ga Monday
ul this week the steamer "ChatauIna
rNIlodrd her boiler six miles below
Mny-\illr, y. Y, killing four persons
AID wouhdin" fourteen more. At Pills
tom. IA there Wa another ui those toh
frequent coal mil,in" disasters, on Mon
day morning, imIri-nniu4 seventeen men
IN a li,inn tomb. A terrible and sin@u-
lar cunlul~iun of nature occurred III a
snail Island in the Malay Archipelago,
by which the entire population of the
Gland was swept off and destroyed. All
the IaIticulars that have come to hand,
We give elsewhere. In addition TO ia,
above, We have the usual number d
rtilrDad '.arcidcntS.' and an unuSua
number OF rcyoltin" murders Til,
reader who fra-t~ on the horrible mus
be -mfriicd these days.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
4 Precious Rascal.

Last winter Mr. Alvin Tucker "i
West Hartford hired a young man who
said hc was from IIallry, {. f., and that
his name was Harry Hyrtrum. Ills
father he sail WAS Il sailor and was
drowned at sea tw" years ago. After
getting through work for Mr.. Tucker lie
went to i've with Mr.. Hamilton Blrrows,
a neighbor. In the spring Of this year
Mr.. Barrows moved TO 4 parish called
Glhcad in Bethel, where Hcrtram has
spent large part Of the time since,
meantime visiting Canada once and Bos-
tom several times. lie came back 10
Mr.. Tnckcr's about the seventh OF July
AMI worked Il few days. Alter rcrciv-
in. his pay he went to jesse ClittOrd's in
Pomfret, then to ID. Burrows, and then
to Fred Burrows, near eucchcc village.
July 2ls;. Monday the 9th Ia left
Mr.. Barrows saying he was going 10 Mr..
fuckers, ut West Hartford, but went to
Woodstock where he was III noon. lie
left Che says i'll the afternoon for West
Hartford. arriving near n"ht and secret
ing himself. About eleven o'clock in
the evening he cntcIcl the pantry win
dow OF Mr.. fuckers house, took his
pants from the sleeping room, conveyed
them outside but found nothing IN Them
except I pocket knife and u bunch OF
hrys. He =Iy~ lie went back for Il
.r.tIch. took a liver hunter watch iruul
Il stand at the head al thr bed. then
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
GiIMOre's Nryri Strike FOR Glory.

Mr.. Patrick Sarslicld Gilmorc, having
successfully launched Oh the public his
book containing the autnbi graphical ac-
count Of the Boston peace jubilee, on Sat
urday launched himself on the briny deep
in his hlcxandrian search for new worlds
to conquer He goes with credentials
from President Grant, commenting him
AMI his scheme 70 our representatives
abrcal, ami with serene confidence IN
his ability to impress the rotentate~ OF
Europe with the importance of both.
This scheme Is for "WUrlds Peace Ju-
bilee, an international Musical Festival,
a Union of all Nations in Harmony, ali
of which is to take place at tie Hub oi
the universe in June AMI July, 1872, b.
ginning on ihr anniversary ut the battle
/ of thinker Hill and closing on that OF
/ the Declaration Of Independence
! Whether the selection OF these dates Will
. he construed rs IN insult t. Great Brit
ain, an cause Il discGrd III the "InI"Ina-
tional harmony" remains 30 ne seen bat
/ Gilmore ilaltrr$ himself that la can "a
inle England ~ we'll as the other Euro
pcan powers into scnlin" their iiuc-t
musical organization here at government
cNprn>r. And he promises 10 bring To-
ucthrr "a chorus OF %, 600 voices and an
orchestra of 1000 im-trnm,ni-, or twic,
IL many >in",I, and in>trumrnlaii-i~ q,
participated IN the iir,t .Iuhlo." licl,
v ii. of course. have tu be another ''cIii-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
David E. Thompson's Estate.

STATE OF VEKMO&Tl Ia probate court. hr.! .
Ca!rCouil District, -. )ihc Probate On,c, at e..
Junu~lury. ia >aiI district, GA the I'm dan OF \.
\. D. ISL.
ward b. Norris. administrator Of the estate OF IA.
L. Thuml,,u u. late ct pIuVic. IN said district. o..
''dS' presents his administration aCcUuht Tor rEI.
nation and allowance and makes application Tor .
deceased.
Nn'r"Gprn. it Is ordered by said court that said
count ',II SAM application bee referred To session
Hl ''' 10 l' hr.! at the probate Office 81. john
hurry. %" me ii ''N u sept \. d. J.. tor hearing a..
dttN"ii thereon And 10 SIS further .ri,. that IpII,
here" De CIV en-" all person. Interested, hy puii,l.
"i Tie HLll- tlI, ~" L. .'',ceo,.H"y m The Cll,rri
hrMNliiti l'li-ii't a. 81. Jpnu,'ry, pre-, iuIs
said aud place and slow cause, 1t any iurI u,
have, WHY sad a',uLit should not lc allowed,
such decree made. ~ the Court, AIi'-t
ASA l.. FiikNCH. JUd. . r,ullf-
4 iIUr cops OF r"CuTl-Att' -.
=, - ASA l.. FRENCH. judge vi Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

\ LIVE IIouE .JOTENNI.-I.l,t Oc-
iohrr, Hearth and Home passed into
the hands ui Mr:.>rS. Dcan"r judd y Co
OF 10 broadway, New York, the wei
known publishers, OF til" American A"ri-
cultur>t-a journal ioi@ without Il IL
val in stcriin" value and circulation
The marked improvements then expect
ed to appear in Hearth AMI Hose hav.
been fully realized, and it * now one ui
the choicest illustrated journals any
where issued for the family circle
adapted To- both the juvenile and adult
people, and meeting the special wants Of
the hou-ekecprr. Besides it supplies
very useful chapters iur the Garden and
farm, and an important news sheet. civ
ing Il valuable Jc."n.. Of the news for Il
week. NJ to the moment OF issue From
500 10 $500 worth "i very fine cnnrav
ing~ bcautiiy each weekly numbcr We
notice H0w a It'll further mark ct enter
Prise CA the part of the publishers they
have secured the exclusive editorial SER
vices OF Edward Eg4lc>ton, 50 widely
and iavurably known by his writings in
Scribncrs Monthly, and many other
magazines and journals, AMI especially
as the chisf experimenting editor Of the
New York Independent for some time
past. With this notable addition to the
previously large and strong editorial
force, Hearth and Home can not fail TO
merit and command 4 prominent place
in every household, in city, village, and
country. Terms only - a year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

ANOrIIEE EXPLOSION At lIOosAC TIN
NEr~-Ihcre was another fatal explosion
at the llDosac Tanned ON Tuesday
Duling fearful storm the lightning
strusk the iron rail Of the track which
the heading OF the mountain. The fluid
followed the track the entire distance,
and communicating with glyccrine used
in blasting the rock exploded it with
fearful effect. Two men were instantly
kiIled-their bodies heinz literally torn
into pieces.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18
William AldriCh's Estate.

he subscribers having been appointed by the honor
abe probate court Tor the district Caledonia
l'aN"irH !" c"N" examine aud adjust all claims
utlildN "i all p"TsIS against the estate Ui WItu
aldrlch, late OF ST JunSlry. said district dcCcaS
nsnN cntand the term ul Fix months iron
Tue ' day OF August lSGl, being allowed by said Cnuf
To Tia" tretur- u said deceased 10 exhibit and Prov
irlr re>Ie tive claims hriuIr Give notice. that VI
VIII altcid 10 The duties OF appointment al ILL.,
dwelling huuSc nt the widow l.ucinL Alirch, IA ~
J"hn>burS, ia said dStIIct, the lst rdheslLS %
sept and ~ Wednesday ut March, ht NJ At "'l"
ia Tie afternoon, each al said days.
CHARLES STAIN. lrou,'r-
~ REUBEN EMERSON-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

The local passenger rates on the Dos
ton and Albany Railroad, on and after
October |, are 10 b, reduced 10 three
cents Il mile for all distances o. twenty
miles and under, ami to two and eighty
three one hunlreiths cents mile for all
distances over twenty mile, where the
present rates are above those liGures.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

Is TIE CHOLERA CoMING Pears are
expressed in some quarters that the rhnl-
era may he introduced iAto the nltcd
States in II circuitous manner. 1t has
spread from Russian Poland, where its
ravagcs were great, 10 the Baltic, ports,
and has even passed the Russian frontier
into Germany. The British authorities
are much alarmed, and have taken pre-
cautions against the visitation e the
dreadful maIady. Iiut cases of the dis
ease have already appeared at Hull,
among the emigranta from North Gcrma-
ny G" route for America. The Russian
Government has been pOwerleSS 10 arrest
It's progress or keep the knowledge OF lis
ravages concealed from the public.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-18

Startling discovery that Alexander H.
Rice J., -NiIlln." To- to-, a canlilarr for
.rN-:nor M Massachusetts,. TIN iall
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Ministerial vacations are not always
bench :ial. Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler,
the well known Brooklyn preacher, has
returned home for the benefit OF his
health, lie has been passing the sum
mer vacation chiefly at Prince Edward :
Island, where he has preached AMI deliv-
cred addresses so often that he Is now
quite hoarse and hardly able to speak,