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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

The decoration of the graves of de-
ceased soldiers was duly observed here
under the auspices of the Grand Army
of the Republic. Although almost no
preparation was made, and the clouds
threatened rain, the citizens turned out
very generally, thus tcs,ifying their sym
pathy for those who lost relatives and
friends in the army, and their gratitude
to the patriotic dead. The citizens form
ed III procession, under the direction of
l. y. Watts, IN the academy yard, ut 6
o'clock, p. m, and marched to :hc sol
dlers monument on the common, pre-
coded by the Peacham cornct band. Az
ter prayer, and piece OF music by the
choir, organized for the occasion, Rev.
NJ. 5. Dudley was introduced, and spoke
substantially as follows:
In harmony with the sentiment Of the
song Just sung i'll COMMUNICATION OF our
departed heroes, we have met around
this monument TO recall the days when
The young men Of this community went
forth and offered their lives for their
country defense. 1t was ten wears a@o.
lhlS Is the dccennial anniversary of chr
great national conflict. 1t was April
II. 1851. 1t was ut Charleston. = {.
that the inst Gun was fired at our ma
uonal banner wayin" over the rarnnarts
Of Fort Sumter
We all remember the thrill that stirred
the whole community as the reverbera-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
The Senate IdjOUiH"d.

The Senate, with only twelve diSsen-
ticnt votes, ratified the treaty OF Wash
ington, and an official copy thereof has
gone forward 10 ENGLAND 10y a special
messenger, where, though it may en-
counter violent opposition, it is likely to
lie ratified. The London Times-a GOV
eminent organ-cvidcntly iavors it, ac-
ccptance.
On the 9th, the Senate adopted Mr..
Wilson's resolution TO discharge from
custody the two rccusant correspondents
accused of furnishing, or OF being cor
infant thereof, copy of the treaty to
the New York Tribune. 1t was done
without any concessions on the part of
these prisoners. 1t will be difficult. We
apprchend, TO discover in what manner
the dignity Of the Senate has been VIM
dlcatcd in this manner. Ii at all, it
must BE-, as the boys say, cover the left
/ he resolution passed, - yeas to Is
nays. MIR. Edmund~, of this state voted
nay. Mr.. Morrill, seems not 10 lave
been present. Ihercupon the Senate adj
JOurned without day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

We have often wished the nited
States Senate contained more members
like Gen. Wilson, of Massachusetts. lie
i one Of the ;,hlcSt and most industrious
and useful Of lis members. He possess
es large measure of GOOD sense, and by
using it often lifts the body, Of which he
IS a member, out Of unfortunate cnlan-
alements. rs IN the case alluded {"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
The jicC President.

The news of Mr. Coli,X's convalcs-
cence will afford general qualification
80 many pnplic men have OF late year,
fallen suddenly by the way, that pan9
OF apprehension was seat through the
country by the announcement of the Vice
Presidents indisposltion, though the
general circumstances OF the case were
felt TO he in lis favor. lie is but forty
eight wears of age, Of regular and tenn
perate habits, with that bodily build
which. though it does not indicate any
great muscular strength, is often seen to
have remarkable endurance, especially
IN men subjected to scdcntary pursuits
1t was confidently believed, therefore,
thatithe illness iwould prove temporary.
1t may be, however, as announced.
that the medical men regard the attacE,
us Il warning, which cannot be repeated
without danger of fatal results. Mr..
Coliax. it is said, must not only look
forward TO ''abstinence from strong liu-
uors''-which he can also look back up
on--but he must "give up letter writing
and political life" lie had resolved 10
do the latter, from other considerations,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
g q M L Q u &c *
GEO. r. ROWEI.L ~ CO.'S
alew advertisements.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS PAIL

Tie IEA,LrERs LIFE AND Accident ISsU.>s.5
CoIrAs'., Of Ha tfOrd Connecticut paid $4,000
"n '" ii, Fo.hUsh ma Wm 4 Curry. victims
New hm1Irsh railoAi accident, 5000 On IL.
nte jas. b. Blake myor OF Worcester, Mae aid
IS 900 on Inc lite ) II Le~i., Jr, OF y, AlplIs
Vt Al these accidr"t= "ccanri md to-, insurtn..
Nas lid wi.l.in thrcr months ,,,h claim helm aii
bout -;sty d. baro.r was due ~ the tcn Of IL
pity IN I,.,vELrEs has paid sINEN HUNDEl IL
DOLLARS \ DAY in benefits to its r.licy holder l..
death iui"ry rs accident, to. ever, working g..
durIn.. tie past seven Yeats
The Travellers Lii. and Accident Insurance onp4..
ct II ntiort. Conn giants all tn, usual IIt
md ENDOWMENT Policies Gil exceedingly t,y...rl.
tcrms AurLL SE,Ii.l and L"" RAE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
FARMERS OF VERMONT.
You have II widc-awHkr Agricultural
Paper in yDur own State.

Sod 80 e Hts t" the Publ cher ROYAL CINMI>..-
newport, Vt, and try th- NIuuo>I TAsuEE The H..
lnIindyE OF tuir year. l",' o,H ~. H. Red VII ,
TIL paper say Of II:
Ally edit d.-Ea'.y,'. III ttlcl..ro
Especially interesting to the Farmers Of N,Iu...-
and We'll worth the pic. oil ubscriptiou.-i..rt.
HyiePHrk.
Worthy OF i libeIai sdpForf.-.Hi,. E,"aI.n,Ju
IT. editor / ready writer nd pTuc .al I-4l...
tlrist 81. .i"hnstor, Ctil,Go,.aa.
We have heard tut one opinion yplc1.li a il U,i
Is c"mIhcn'int"ry in the highest degrr. --,af.t,
Barton.
II contains Large 'hcunt OF sPecisi iLcTret to farm
,Ts' Whi'h l. Presented in Systematic and Condeu-
foIm-S'. IihanS H.s,eHysr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
Mathew T. Richardson's Estato

Ihe subscribers having been appointed by the
bi" PROBATE court Tor the district Essex commits
slohers TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
CeualS oil all persons against the estate Matthew
richardson, late OF Concord said district decaa sad
represented HsOlvent, and the of six months
the 2th day OF May ISL being by said court TO
the creditors Z" said deceased exhibit prove
respective claims before Give notice will
attend 10 the duties appointment At the DIV cling
house Of widow Mathew 1 Richardson, in Concord, Ia
sAld District ON the h day OF June and 18th day NO
cmber next At ten O'Clock in the forenoon, each
said days.
6ta3 HENRY o. BtERRotGHS }ComTs'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

Ia. biv,+ has made another political
.t.,,h I'll "h.rh hr i I.!I enough 10
g.. th.i T. .i.c boat a., CO. the aihi-
j'.'u.,.mt g! nrr. lie w.. IN his csti-
atom. lra- ,rtil,d nothing, or ii it ha-
accomplished anytime, it is only for the
Time being. He still believes IN che
lost cause, and Hat il i only lost for A
time
The W -hIn%toU sponden,c Of the
New \ ork Pc. AVS but few official re
ports are received from South Carolina
and other localities where the ku klux
haze been operating. All the" are
alike, however, in saying that the out
races now committed are few in number,
with PROSPECT soon of cc:r>ins aLtuYrth-
or.
lie Washington papers lament the
fact that ''disapp ,inlmcnt in love- causes
several ladies there to he seen intoxicated
upon the streets. rhey don't seem to
thinl, that Washington whiskey has any
thing to do with the phnomena.
Those who think our cultivated lands
must crow poor rs they crow old, will
find food for reflection IN the fact that
not many years ago the average yield of
wheat per acre in England was about
ten bu-;"l~--it i now over thirty.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

Mr.. Sumner never hesitate To- lay =
sharp thing for lraI Of iuiurin" tho feel
IN "r liz tr;,r.i- " hiIc tia Senate
committee was tryiug 10 riui ont. ON
Monday, where the Tribune got il copy
"i Tia" treaty. Mr.. White, the Tribune
corr, aponle"t, aid he had pledged him
s";f not to reveal the name OF the party
from whom he got the treaty, AMI felt
bound 10y hi7 Lonur 40 keep his word
Mr.. Sumner thereuron intrrpo-ed 2rave-
ly with the remark that he wished the
Senate could be screwed up 10 4 similar
point ct homer This remark, Of course.
n,hlti Ihr correspondents and Other wit
ne~Scs present, bat the other members of
the committee looked decidedly rro=s
about It
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
4 Ufok'S JdcHtiGn

" "a "' "tf'"
STARE rnE EIEn-.
As soon ~ reached C"rncctirIt |
was at once impressed with the @rrat
tres, aud beside the -trcrts--cycrywhr
the air was tlIrl with their -om@ and
merry twittcr | soon learned Il" cause
al this. In ycar,. pat the '"Ini'i'''iiiy
had been srourgrl with the catcrrlllar-
worm and other worms and h>ects.
Fruit cullurisi- had 10 wage Il continual
warfare again-t this enemy, and then
the chances were against them \ law
Wa passed protecting the birds, and
making it an otiensr punishable by fine
to Kill one of them. GLOW thrifty your
apple trees look" said to a friend.
"Ies." replied he, land did Won know,
there is not a caterpillar in all the town
The birds made this change.
THE English SPARROW.
In New York, brooklyn and Jersey
city. there are more birds than in the
same number of square miles in Vermont.
They are mostly tie English sparrow.
These bird, do net minelc kindly with
our domestic birds, but seek the mastery.
and generally obtain it. They are tame
as chicken~-hopping about the side
walks and parks with tn children, drink
ing at the fountains, and almost eating
crumbs from the hands oi what has here
tufurc been their enemy-mankinl. No
one molcsts thcm-thc children do not
throw stones at them, and all fear Stems
to be banishcd. As Il result of tn. III
PRODUCTION of these birds. and little
sensible legislation, cit Is - fine to Kill
one) the canker-worm has almost entire
ly disappeared and that disgusting thing
the ''measurina worm''-that was tie
terror of ladies in years past, and bred
contempt by persistent familiarity
every time one stepped into the street
i now wholly unknown.
TIE ADvANCINU SEASON.
| wrote you from Connecticut i'll my
last letter, how interesting it WAS &c
WATCH tic advance Vi inc se''So" 's
went 7ou'h"'ld' FROM opening "u'''
and brown grass IN 81 JolI'-hury' Nay
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
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Chasing Scenes.


tlo city tloiI. the utlnn.t mischief, The
no..;IJ. .I,u"i,tc,. Of ,b, E,tiou.I. :
ir;ol,tul and fine Ner.,iIIi.l, ~, kill;uu
ali u,is,uprs The Lnp.,s in H., rnc
RoyaIc were wet with rrtrolcru and the
Nationals fired thrm. The p,or,. ar,
furious in con.c,lurIrcc. The INSURGENTS
intended tn d. stroy the nhuic city. Even
women were Discovered THROWN. Retro
leuHn upon tIic houses. and ~i\ myn!bi,
of iii, National Guards. WHO were ,lr,-,-
ed -. pempicr~. and VIII, threw r.trn-
leum ON tLc fire, instead of water. w.r..
shot in the Place Roy.le There !, no
limit +, fla. readiness tI.t ,.,..t, +, LIN
menh,rs Of III. Commune. and H.. Lr.,.I-
cr. of tie Guu,l- tal,., arr. -h,, ii,ht
off
\ I.uairb from :, Denis I,;I,,.
nisht. SAYS Their, axe still t.r.ili, con.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

ea- 1t is 80 dry in tin central partitions
of New Hampshire that corn, planted
about the middle of May, fails to come
up. 1t has >prouied and dried mp. Hun
lrcd5 OF acres are said to bc in this con-
diiion, and re-planting has become nee
cssary. Grass also i equally nnprom-
iSing. If our New Hampshire friends
will Just come to Vermont, we viii point
them to field, Of grass already a foot in
HEIGHT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
BENJAMIN Bickford's Estate

TUE subscribers having been appointed by the honor
l. able probate court for the district ot Caledonia
mis>iOners TO receive examine and adjust all clams
and demands OF all persons against the estate O Benz
min BCkuTd, late of PeaChIn sad district,
ell represented insOlvent and the term OF six months
from the 18Th day May ISL being allowed said
court 10 the creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give
notice that will attend to the duties OF
ment at the dwelling house Cf James Il. KeneIsOn
in PclChain. III said district. the l7t day June
and lSth dIy OF November at. O'Clock the
afternoon. on each Of said days.
GGGs OKMAN p HooKLR {COmrs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

o." Horace Greeley is travelling at the
South, and at last accounts was in Texas,
where, strange as it may appear, he is
cordially greeted. In hiS letters 10 the
Tribune he speaks of the crop, south as
generally unpromising.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

The American Tract Society, Boston.
which recently transferred the manufac-
turc and sale OF lis publications to the
Riverside Press, and lIurd and IIough-
ton. has recommended lis issnc of good
books, AMI sends out. through its pub
fishers, two books,
/. Six Boys A Mothers story, as told
in Extracts from her Journal. With
illustrations. - mo, cloth, Sl.2j.1
This is q story the scene of which is
laid in New York and neighborhood,
just after the close Of the Revolutionary
war \ widowed mother is left with
six boys on her hands, and her Journal
gives the growth and change in the lads
Their characters are diverse, and they
by no means all shoot up together like so
many mullen stalks, but there are some
crooked slicks among them. A good
deal OF pains h;,;; heen taken Ia give the
C0Inrin" Of thc time in manners and Gus
toms.
II. Bible Skctchrs, Third S,rie<, Illus
tratin@ the lilr of Christ on Earth
Illustrated lGm". cloth, Sl.00.
The tvs" pfr.ions volumes were ON the
OH Testament This i, independent ot
them, and %ivrs, in Il familiar style Tor
young people, the leading incidents in
Chr SIS life, illustrating them from East
crn customs, and talkin. about them in
thu conversational way Of one silliu"
down with u cias- of youngsters.
Both OF these books bear the marks OF
the careful handlin" OF the Riverside
Pres. which regards every book worth
dom" ut all aS worth dom" well. 1t has
given it, style TO these simple books, and
| probably will do 50 even more hereafter,
cducatin" the eye rs well Is the heart OF
children, The June number Of "ThC
! Child at iome,' from the same source
Is Il unique specimen of color printing
1t is the only paper thus printed in thi:
country, and is bright hucs and grace,
iul dc-i4u of bril- anl flowers will make
/ children stretch oui their hands for it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
HORSE SHOEiNG '

&f~1 Pui.r on the N,ruu from II 81 10 3. "a.
-AAA> We confident that , nit al who
may favor with call in lyle and price, We have
hand the largest and hrst assortment Of hammered
shoes in the STATE made tn" bet SwCcdr shape
Eoru. and repairing, done With and dispatch
60 All our work warranted give satisfaction o.
no c'trg. HAlI:Ol y Il FlANIN.
$. john h Nv, .Iuur /, ISL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
HE WEST LEHlGH COAL

- Of ti.o bst m.nei for the Manufacturer by It, u
Power tuE Iron WORKER and for DoIuesc Puiul=e=
Tor sale hy LAWRENCE MOWER,
q Il broadway, New YciA.
Deliverable Il board Vessels At rlizlbeth, y J.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

slowly dying from the effect of noxious
eases inhaled. Great preparations are
maxine for the funeral. of the dead.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
CHEAP FARMS FREE TRAVEL
thI"a"O, Rock Island. aud Pacific
Railroad Company.
100000 Acres Choice Iowa Lands,

lis mPHny il now oilrrin.s f. -alc about -iN b
deed th0us md lcr- of the finest agricultural GJ-
the Wet. III Comp my SELL only TO aot,il -rtt.
md t.c price hrc exceedingly reasonable rtu-iu.
from - To IL per lcrr-th" average. being rlouf
The eIcIte part of these ltnd- situated along ri
ne Of it, railroad between the citic- OF De- Mou, H
Council bluffs and in the mot lccrs .il. and
tie II -,ion in the statc.
Sale nade tor cash or credit long enough 40 90
abe any indUst!i,u pay for the land cut Of j.
Cr"p-.
Thee land :.c h III under / tile direct from ,f
General ''ovcnn' NJ, and not MOI t.,p2 or cl,u
hcrod IN any wa. Full warranty deed given TO It
ChIscrf.
E"T leap, pamphlet, or any CtLeI iuornltiou &C..
spcc'ing them, address EBENLXfE cook. l.u,I
C"mmi-sioncr Davenport. Iowa.
EXPLORING ICkEIS are sold If tIi. Inr,,.,,,, o..
ticket olic II Chicago and all Cth,r prucp 4 station
On it, line, and if tie urclsr buys land th. am N,
paid Tor the ticket j pped on the puIchas MONEY
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02
CHEAP ADVERTISING

We VII insert advertisement in EIGHT llr .i....
Amviican NEWSPAPERS for six dollars Ter lin. D.
week. one line TEX will cost six dnl..- T..
siNty dolllrs. send for printed LIT. AGdics. r,I
T.. HOWELL. & co, ADV, Rising \ cuts. We. Il g..
Row, ScyV York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

10 io"'F Other cattle an" no les IMAM
'''''' lever -h''l' INA" i" ''"": vi"
t"r '''''-''S 81 lie dc'J'a' !" ii'I5r 't'~''N'
We nave 40 space 10 i''i''Ih' '"''I'S'
MIC" cow .E,'' 'i'''''-''' III '''''i'"t''
10y ',"lN. ne waite 81 i''' I'VE H'"'H'
III -i'.'r al '''e h'''ly decrease III i''''l't"r
i'"'''' has '"''r;H"' ; ''"i"' ''"--''' III
cie;'-'' "i -"""' ''i'y -''2''' i"r cent, S''n"
~ il'h 2r"'';'i rise IL pI'''' oil an I''e
b. a''' l'r"'!T' ''\''I' ~ 10 NOR
"''''' We suppose '''''' '.'' Oh Inc "''''i'
'l''P'"'%l !" 'l''""H) '' improvement III
''' i''''''9 ~ '''' 'll''''''-
.f.... r,.,,,-,. 49, I.,.,>.,, iy,.,..-
\l,.n, .i,.. ,;,-i' 81. L..i,r,,,. ,Lc y,lI NY
,,...r w. introduced int, IN, mart ,f
r,.p,. Ayers b, , -.,il,r ,n hoard .,
liz. ,,I.i.j, !...l -,.,,,..I .,u,,.,,,i;n.. Tta
- ,,.r. h.,. ,.,.,.i y.i,b .r.r Violence.
| auI H.. H., a lii. ha- a,ca fearful. Tie
i"i'-i accounts ir"" iii@ 'ai,r stricken
city Ito" " s.';''t "'"""'i"h ct the NIo-
le:'% % IA pi'-H' although We lear
IT, ,.--"iIun - "..iy temporary and not
prrmaHr.i. i" I population oi over
301, 500 Il Is r-,iiuuyl tiIat over -, 900
haEr i,I.'u victims :" the yellow lover,
ant ih'9e ..e At Least tI."o" more -irk,
"t vi'on' t..y ""tofi'y viii rrooah'y pr
80. al" "'si'-' "i"i'-f 81 death Dur
'I.a t"' "'c.. '.'i'I- -;r'i' 10. 49, more
than .'h T., '..l. li:n M-ur~; hUmi'er
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-02

y Northern Democrat who went South
TO sec!: his fortune Il year since, having
expended all III, surplus cash, was forced
10 seek employment as n teacher in a pri-
waite school, whereof a majority of the
pupils "cre cJ!orei. Recently Il party
OF m"", disguised, waited upon him at
might, and taking him to Il piece of woods
stripped him and whipped him unmcrci-
Tally. AMI then gave him five days in
which to qHit the region. But the Nor
'hemcr is plucl,y, and SO announces in a
card 10 the local paper tilat he will pur-
sue, 10 HE bitter end OF the law, any one
% the perpetrators oi tl!e shame inflicted
"a iin. " ii lhcy vii! give him 4 mans
chance, ,rH drag altar against them and
will settle the matter with them man to
man and foot to foot