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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06

SIEl;LIN" AEII'Ir-Naturr> Hair Ec~tnra
live :" clear fragrant -, efficient in Restoring
-ray h:lr and krrIin, tho head healthy Ash y"ur
druggist iur II. 80, .id,rrti~, mrui. 81 g.
MFmrEp DI-T>, II"N.-Ihr well known Gr"t"u
Junction. on the great th"rnu- hfir, "f the North
"rn Lines I" Boston. has ceased {" h, With a
lar" and increasing population proud well ~
prosperous. lis citizens III mass meeting mhl.
h:iN" voted {" chang, tn" uuur ut their town {"
AVER after onr of the best known in
America. Dr. j. {. AVER Of I"w"ll- and thu. I,...
i~lItur" G." MASSACHUSETTS, has enacted that decision
int" law. "" commend their choice. Tor not only
j. tn" name short and distinctive hut pr. AYERS
Medicines hlv" mad 1t gratefully known t" thu
ends 81 til" earth. l'r"huhly Il" living has
carried rrlI'i I" such countless multitu,.~ nf the
sick - he. and this hI-ii i"n"r. from his n,g hur~
tells th" estimation va which he l. held lev th"s,.
who know hIm.-l;ri~t"l Times. II
II l. NEVER Too LATE To Isl Hri.s Hpu.U ot
H"r,L""nd Und Tar Cough cure. hut il l. best
I" have recourse L" il i'll the early Stages pumu-
mary disease. Is (" srcur" immediate and ,rn:,
n"nt r"lirt and avoid danger. Crittrnt"n'- : 9th
Avenue. sold 10y all Druggists.
PIKE l""tha"h" Drops eur" i'll minute. II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
SprraI 5lnhrrs.


y. %. J. RID,
Manufacturer "f the
CELEBRATED Blue MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONT MENT> TAB
LES HEAD STONES Ac.. Ac.
Ais" imI,"rI"r and dealer in the world
rcu"wurd RED and GRAY POLISHED
SOlt II GRANITE MO\I MENI>.
TABLETS -N,.. Sc
| hLN" Polished Granite now "n hand
and will imp"rr (" order and sell tn,
~Iu' Tor less than can h,. bought III
l;"-i"u. Discount I" thu. trade" over
2nn DESIGNS "u hand. PLEASE. call and
SO.
~. J"Lnsb"rg - JUJg l. I-7I.---G
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06

claim that they owned or had a valid
lien on horses, harnesses. wagon. and
sleigh, which were in the possession OF
def. Clark. that def. Lee knowing OF
their lien. bought all the property of
| Clark at IL sum much less than it was
worth. that Lee sold the property and
went out of the country. DeftS. DENY
this and claim that the sale to Lee was
not with any intention to defraud Clark 5
creditors. Verdict for pltfS. to recover
S:}l9 and costs, onc-half of the damage
to he paid into the treasury of the Coun-
t.y of Washington. Wing and Burkcs
for plffS. Randall and Durlnt for defts.
Barnet.
The members of the United Presby-
terrain Church of Barnet. and friends of
the Key. j. Service. intend to pay him
Il donation visit on Tuesday. Dee. 18th.
III the afternoon and evening. An in
vitati"n is given toall. Thou openeSt
thine hand, they are filled with good"
Sutton.
The Ladies' Society of Sutton. will
hold Il festival in the town hall, on
Thursday evening, Dee. 18th. Tables
will Ice furnished with oysters and Il
large variety of other good things to
tempt and satisfy the appetite. Tickets.
II per couple. A large gathering is
expected.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
ST. ,4ohnsburp (alrdonlan.

-, John -hury, VT. Friday. Dec. t. iS'2.
-. Friends in tins ~rcrinn "f the Stat" viii add
....,.,,,u, Ia rb,. interest al the Calrd"nian by
.,rdrn. IL local items promptly and in Il brief l'g
NJ t..Lrn-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
EIrKFuIHp.> ESTATE.

L ~IAIE OF VERMONT. ttIEbu\IN DISTRICT -.
In Pr"hat" tourt. hrld At thu Probate Office in
81 J"hn>hurN. in SAID district. on the Ith dav of
December \ u. ~.
William >anhnrn. administrator de hnni- non
upon The estate of Benjamin Ticktnrd late of
Pracham. III said district. deceased present his
administration HC"nuut tur rNiuinai ION and allow
Iuc", and makes application tnr decree. di-tTihm.
tion and PARTITION "i the estate OF said drc,l-rd
Nhrr"upnn. II L. ordered 10y said Court that said
account and said Application lee. referred II SEES
sion thereof. l." hc held al the Probate Ofiic,.
III said -. bloomsbury on tn, 9Th ,Iay OF D,c,l.r
Y u l-'2, i"r hearing and decision thereon \ nd il
l. further ordered that notice hereof br given To
all persons interested 10y publication OF the SAINT,
three weeks ~ucr,-~,rll III thu. :l,inI,il , u.,y.
paper published al 81 J"hu~hury. pr,.vi"us to said
Inn" appointed for hearing. that they may aI,ln..r
At said time and place and show cIt-,. If any ihry
may haN" why -nld account should not b, allow ed
and such deere" made.
EN III" Court, Attest,
ASA l. iEENt II. judge ni Probate.
True copy of Record Attest
t'-l' ASA l.. flENt II. Judg,. ut I'r, hate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
znraI apd Stair 3lrus.

znrAI and Stlfr 5trns.
Mr. AIhrc OF St JohnShmy Centre
killed Il pig months old. which weigh
eel 35O pounds.
Water ceased coming in the pipe,
of the acqucduct some days since. and
ON "Wednesday the leak had not been
discovered.
The Grand Fair and TahlrauN. for
the benefit of the, Catholic Church. Is i'll
progress at the town hall, and will clos,
FRIDAY evening. 1t has been Il success
thus far.
George Hastings. photographer
successor to the artist with the FLOWING
beard" has run ont Il tastciully ar
ringcd sign. which II" one, not fully
blind. need fail to see.
The statue "Amcrica, upon the
Soldiers Monument in front of he Court
House, has been covered for the winter.
\ cln~c inspection of the statue will
.urcc upon ANY one the conclusion that
it must hc wimtcrcd in the External
civ" on hc in some WAY protected from
uur frosty winters.
Jeremiah Drew. at his auction ON
the both ult.. sold several horses, and
quite Il lot at second hand >lclghS.
wagons and harnesses. and has rcplcn-
i>hcd his livery with some splendid new
vehicles and fixtures fit for bridal tours,
and expeditions preliminary to such
events.
Rev. Mr.. spencer preached Il very
sensible discourse at the union service.
at the Methodist church in this place.
Thank >givimg Day. He alluded t" the
origin of the day III this country of
Yankee inception but now Il national
oh~cl> anrc inauguratcd as such 10y Pres
ldcut Lincoln ANA the various causes
the people of the country had for
thankiunc>>.
Mr.. Murray failed in his appoint
mcnt to lecture here ON Friday evening.
He lrcturcd at Montpelier. and after
starting this way. Friday, VIA the Yer
mont Central. WAS hound. or
otherwise. detained. :" he could not
reach here Sca>unahlN. and went OH i'll
the night train to his home. He will,
probably. give his lecture here ut some
future day during the winter.
Justice .J"hn>nm recently fined three
PERSONS who had been summoned to
attend H. Jurors in Il justice court. 1t
i becoming quite difficult here i'll st.
Il east, before Il magistrate. Our people
aIc too busy generally, to he willing I"
spend THEN time, in this manner, hut
the law makes this acquisition upon
them. when called to the service.
The pa>Scr-bl will notice that work
ON the external of the new academy, III
this place, l. experimenting t" '.fniS.
~ books. printed in early days. were
concluded. \ few days more and the
slate work and painting upon the out
side will Ice done. when the >taging>
will come down. and the windows. now
all prepared. will Ice put in. When
thus unveiled. the magnificent proper
tiou~ of the building will he clearly
presented to the hcholdcr. attracting
tllr admiration, we doubt not. of every
one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
Wood wood!!

l.. {. WOODBURY. will deliver lG-iuch SLAB
WOOD III TIA" yIa-" AT - per cord. lie " i'll also
lu lubhin. al all kinds
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
HENRY WALKEE'S EST,Tt

ENlN WALKER ESTATE
Il" Subscribers having beer. appointed hy th,
h"h"rah" Ir"bat"I "UTt t"T th, OF luIia
commissioners I" receive, examine and adjust all
claims aud demands of all persons against the
"Ni!i" "i Henry Walker Lii, Of Pirchiul. ~
ana district, deceased represented nS"lvcnt
ana the term of =, months from the 18th day al
Vow, l-I2. b,iaL allowed LAY said Court the
creditors -, said deceased 1" exhibit and prove
their respective. claims before GIVE notice that
I'll attend T." the dut'- "f or,r appointment at
the dwrllin. hnu~'. "f Mrs. Enrludi Walker iu
rrIcham. in SAID district on the !l~t ,aN OF he
c,inb-r and 18th daN 81 NiaN next al one O'Clock
III the .tit'rn""Il, ".i each "t said DAYS.
} AtOB IiI SELL.
Ii-I6 ASIEEL MARTIN "mih rs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
I,pwAED WARMERS ESTATE.

Il l \ +.
L STATE OF VERMONT. ESSEN DISTRICT -
In Pr"hai" Court held al th,. Probate. Office il
iiuIlihaI. III and toy said district on the, Inth dI
"t November \. u. I-12
y copy of tie hast will and testament OF Edward
Warner LAT" al New Brighton. Beaver County and
STATE "t f"nu~y lvania Deceased duly proved and
allowed IN the Probate tnurt. Ton the said Count
81 h'a\"I beng presented I" the Court here, that
ihr sam" instrument H., allowed IN this STATE
- the last VIII and Testament 81 the said DECREASED
and that said copy may BE- filed aud recorded ia tn,
ir' hat" Court i"T the district oi E~~,N aforesaid
dGI"tahlN 10 the Statute IN such made and
provided 1t II hereby ordered that all persons h,
notified To- appear h-t,T'. said Court at "A session
thereof I" Il" holden al thu Probate OiC,. in Guild
hall on the Goth day "i December \. u. l-12 and
contest TIA" allowance ut TIN, said instrument and
th" ming and recording Of the copy "f said Will
ana th' lf""hir thereof aS aforesaid If they 81,
cause: For which purpu>, II l. further ordered
mai copy Z" The record "i tins order he published
three weeks Succ">sIvrll in TIN, Calrduuian printed
At 81 'l"hnShury. previous I" said time appointed
for hearing
WM. II. llNET>IIOEN .Iud., of Probate
True copy of record. Attest.
boz WM- II. HAlI>iIOl;N Judge OF Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
NOTICE!

VIII h,. sold at Public Auction at TN. VI +
Church. AT - .I"hu-hurN Centre. on SATURDAY
dee - AT "rl"ch l.. NJ. all lI.ws which the
tan has not been paid f"r repairs >ald h"u-r.
II. STILES. Collector.
- bloomsbury Centre. Dee = l-s2 ~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
Personal.

PERSONAL.
Nh. VIM. i. DcniSon has resigned his
Io>iti"n rs cashier of the Littlcton On.
I'D National Bank. to 90 into the At
.ulic National Bank, Boston. as head
h""h-krrprr.
Nh. oscar Hatch. cashier fthc Orange
""ml National Bank. Chelsea. Sue
r"'d~ MI. Dcmi>un at Littlcton. and Mr..
M. &. Austin. latcl, Il clerk in the
bank at tins place. has been chosen
cashier III place of Nh. Hatch ut Chelsea.
making quite a ''rhangc of base" all
round.
Mr. Irving II. Fuller. brother of Rev.
II. /. Fuller. takes the vacant clrlk>bI
IA til" Bank here
VII. Austin i the third who has grad
".''"d mt" Il ra>hirr>hip from our Bank
~In'c H. organization eight Years ago
vi. Henry 6. Ely going into the North
h"ld National in l-m while Mr.. Albert
W Hastings now holds the responsible.
position of cashier and chief clerk in the.
!. y .. K. Il. offices.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
Winter in Earnest.

\ snow storm commenced here Fri
day forenoon. and 10y Il o'clock p. M.
about ~ 81 - inches had fallen. Sat
mdal it Vas considerably cold, and
upon the higher localities there WAS
some drifting. North of us less snow
fell than here. and south. ON Friday
evening. more still had fallen. The
Pa>>ump>ir mail train up. WAS detained
four hours hrhind time ut this place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06

The ninth annual mrrtiu- "t rh, Stockholders OF
the First National Bank ct ~. .I"hn-hury Vt will
h" held AT their Banking l"nn-. Tur-'iay Ian.
uarN II l-.3 al clock T.. NJ. Tor th. election "i
Directors Tor thu ensuing year.
GEO. MAY. Cashier.
~. .Inhu-hury. VI. Dee. T. -. 4JJn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
SETTLE UP !!

our Books are posted. and want t" square NJ
all Of our accounts HFFuRE the inst Of January
and begin new. Let all who concerned taxi,
notice" and govern Themselves accordingly. cash
preferred but good Notes will not l." refused
AL + r \ II X IDE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
County Court.

The December term of the court toI
Caledonia county. opened in this place
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clurk Rev
l.. q. BlYl>toW of the South Church. of
ticiatcd a> Chaplain. The inside of the
bar seemed Ia hc unusually full of men
learned in legal lore. apparently any
nous to serve their clients. while ont side
Dhc seats were quite full of cNpcctan. .
if not anNihu>. litigamtS. The Jurors
had the appearance of Intelligent men.
qualified to reach Just conclusions in the
r.r~,.~ that may he submitted To then
uhtramcnt. With one hundIcd or 80
"i cases set Ia the jury. the term prom
l~,.~ to- be- luxurious one to all connected
with the court. Chief Judge Ross cN-
p,diIc~ business with the facility com
mon It" officials in his position. and his
lrrold of decisions. carried for various
lrI~um> To the supreme Court. would
hr crc,litahlc To Il Judge of larger cN-
poicncc. More ur less of the 100 cases
may ..hrcak down" before going To trial.
and some of the parties to others will.
Iu all probability. find there is "brrak
ug down" even in their cases. whether
they win or not.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
SAMTEL \. SMITHS ESTATE.

>IAIE OF VERMONT. E>~EN DISTRICT
In Pr"hat" court. held al tiuildhall ia and for
said district. on the 9Th day of Nov. \ D. I-12
Mrs fInIna smith. administrators "u the
rStar" "i Samuel \. Smith late ui Caitaan III said
district deceased makes application t" said Court
Tor LICENSE To sell the who'll, "i th, real estate. of
sad deceased. including thu Homestead REPRESENT
M that sale thereof l. necessary i"T the, .iNmrnt
81 debts and charges "i administration said home
stead I" he sold ;-Irrahly the laws at this STATE.
relating thereto"
Wh"IruI"u il l. ordered 10y said court that said
hpfsiIcaiI"H come under consideration and IL. heard
"n thu 2nth 'IN "i prccmhrr y. u. ls! at the Pro
bat" ohc' in 'Tulldhall. Nnd II l. further ordered
that all persons interested h,. notified hereof hv
publication ct The three, weeks successfully in
The 'hl"d"nIan. a w>ap"r published al 81 Johns
bury. previous 10 said time appointed fnI hraTing
that they appear al said time and place. and If they
raII~, object therein.
by the Court. Attest
NM. II. HAEISlIOEN .Iud., Of Probate
y true copy of TeCuTd.-AtftrSt
ih-I1 WM II. IINkISIIOE\ .Iudur eft prnhnt,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06

Nr. Alhrc OF st. ,JomnShmy Centre
killed Il pig : months old. which weigh
ed }jO pounds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06

The statue "Amclica," upon the
House. has been covered for the winter.
\ cln>c Inspection of the statue will
,"rrc upon any one the conclusion that
it must he WintrIcd in the External
city" on hc in some WAY protected from
ON frosty winters.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
OCTOBER 81, 1872.
1000 BbIs.
Choice White Winter Wheat
ENI.Olj II.

W" ~" now receiving from the Western millcrs
some al TIA" best brands made i'll the ntri states
such ~ Plants. St Louis. Akron CIV Mills and
'nth'r celebrated brands I" hc sold in lots L. suit
purchasers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-06
o. r. BROWN,
Attorney & Counsellor at-LaW

nv u OUUIDOIIOI uU III w
Otiic" over Hall 4 Pitchers St"r,, i6.G1
Main Street 81 .Tuhn~hury Vt
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-02-21
$6OOiOOO,OOO.

This is the estimate made by
Government of the amount spent
by the people of the United States
for liquor during the past year.
1t is difficult to comprehend so
great a sum: it exceeds by far all
we export from our country,
greater than the total of our i'm.
ports. Double the value of our
entire cotton crop; and all the
gold we find in California and in
the Territories are only about one
tenth of this sum. --.-.. ~.
We are desirous of ascertain-
ing the value received tor this
great expenditure and SO append
a few questions, hoping that some
one versed in statistics may fill mp
the blanks
l. Standing army constantly en-.
gagged in the manufacture of this
liquor ....
2. Number engaged in selling
3. Number slain during the
past year by its use? s, ...."
4. Number rendered incompe-
tent for work =? .. ..... .'. =.
5. Murders committed under its
influence! 's.. .. "...s.l .G
g.. Number of accidents arising
from it's uses ..... e.. a... .a..'0
7. Number of families ruined
8. Number Of wives died brok
en- hearted ? .' .....'Hr. rr.f.
9. Number of children ruined
morally and physically 2
10. Expense 10 the country in
maintaining police, courts, prisons,
JaIls, almshouses, charitable insti-
tutions, &c. &c, arising from the
use of the above amount of liquor.
." GN. Y. Observer.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-02-21

had not been two years citizen OF
the State. He then came to Green
vile with Chancellor Thompson,
and spent several months with him.
During that time, Scott and Col.
onel Toney were gambling, and
when he left Greenville, he gave
his note to the Colonel for a con.
siderable sum of money, which,
nave heard, was paid after Scott
had come a Brigadier.
General in the United States
army.
General Scott had a most com
manding and striking person, tow.
ering above all others, we'll pro.
portloned. and, in full uniform,
looked the god of war. He must
have been six feet six inches in
height. l am six feet two and a
half inches, and found it nnpleas
ant looking up to him, whilst stand
ing and conversing. In 1852,
met him again at President Fill.
more's levee, and his height was
remarkable in contrast with the
dense mass of human beings
around him. He was head and
shoulders above them all.
1t is well known that General
scott was native of Virginia, and
during the recent war, took sides
against his native State and Sec
ton. This brought him into great
odlum with the Southern people.
have no doubt the decision was
a most painful one for General
Scott to make between the nation.
al flag which he loved 80 dearly,
and ha d borne so gloriousiy
through life, and his old native
Commonwealth which he loved
and h"nored as an honored son.
l; is well known that he was great.
ly troubled in making mp his deci.
sion, and for long time it was
doubtful which side he would take.
But he was. under the influence of
national connsellors and advisers.
and his Judgment did not approve
the action of Virginia and the 9th.
er Southern States.
General Scott was a man of great
personal vanity and ambition. He
once said to Conceal Waddy
Thompson, whilst they were stand
ing in the Senate of the United
States, that lie would never die
satisfied till he had made a speech
in that chamber as United States
Senator. Thompson jestingly re.
piled, "yon might never be salts.
fled afterwards, General" He was
man of great precision and ex-
actness in conversation.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-02-21

HE CURSE OF CorroN.-The
South, a journal published in New
York, and devoted to the material
interests of the Southern States.
argues that cotton has wrought the
final ruin of that section; not the
simple growth of it, nor even the
exaltation of it into their chief ar.
ticle of production, nor the invest.
ment of millions of dollars and the
expenditure of much mental effort
and physical energy in its culture.
Not in all these has lain the cnrse,
but rather in excessive, absorbing
and, therefore, ruinous devotion to
the growth Of cotton, to the rela.
tive exclusion of other important
agricultural productions, which
were necessary in order to render
her independent of foreign sources
OF SIMPLY, to the neglect of those
mechanic arts without which no
State can realize the highest ad
vantages of civilized condition.
and to the utter disregard of num-.
berless other profitable modes of1
investing capital and utilizing la.
Dor.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-02-21

HoMEsTEADs IN FLoRIDA.-Gov-
ernor Harrison Reed, in his mes.
sage to the Legislature, recon.
nends that homesteads be grant.
ed to actual settlers upon State
lands upon the same terms as now
allowed by the United States Gov
ernment." He also speaks of the
sources of wealth, as follows -
" Fish, oysters, and turtle for
eleven hundred miles of scacoast,
abound, almost beyond parallel
with bays and inlets, and inland
navlgable waters, of an equal exc
tent, offer the richest inducements
to enterpr Sc and capital, if proper
ly protected by law. Let these
mines OF wealth be divided into
convenient districts, and rented to
individuals or companies for stated
periods, with protection sufficient
to induce the systematic working
of them, and revenue may be
derived sufficient, in a few years,
10 pay the entire expenses of the
State Government. With the fa.
cllltles OF transportation now ell
Joycd, st. Andrews Bay. Apala
chicola, Cedar Keys, and Tampa
Bay, oysters may soon be as cele.
brated in the markets of Savan.
nah. Charleston, St. Louis, and the
cities OF the interior, as the Sad
die Rocks are in New York, and
instead OF receiving canned oys.
ters, sardines, and salt fish from
the North, we may successfully
compete in their markets with the
products of any portion of the
world. ."-January Report Depart.
ment of Agriculture. .t
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-02-21

TIE SoUTu SINCE THE War;
One of the most important and in
teresting reports ever made by "a
committee of Congress, will be
that of Representative Stevenson,
Of Ohio, on, the financial opera
tons, past and present of the
Southern. Staies. The report will
show the. financial conditions at
the time of secession. and at the
surrender at reconstruction, and
now ; showing, in addition the los
ses by the war, the increase of the
debts up to the time of reconstrnc-
ton from that time to the pres
ent time; also, the costs of con.
ducting the State government OF
the different periods, and, rs near
as possible, the amount of taxes
levied, how the debts we're increas.
ed ; what frauds have been perpe.
trated, as well as the general re.
sources and assets of each State.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-02-21
The Union Times reports that
place to have.a population OF l..

Tue Union Times reports that
place to have.a population OF l..
.rSlE .sI.1 r.r~gnaH Hl.sa.'. ,'s sasI.a- .r.n..
METHOD is the.very hinge of bus
iness, and there is no method with.
out punctuality. a lr &7ss .sa
A KANSAS youthful misanthrope
hung his favorite cat and then
hung himself. ''-.n '' =" '" '.a
Thomas SooTT' is reported to re-
celve $150,000 a year as the sum
OF his united salaries from, the diff
ferent railroads nnder his control.
IT is said that in Paris alone
there are three Hundred thousand
children between the ages of seven
and thirteen who 60 to no school
The North Carolina Legislature
has passed a law for the protection
of mocking. bird nests. and is dis,
cussing a bill to prohibit the net
ting of birds. r.,, tad ..t.-. .
A CHECK for eight hundred aud
twenty.four dollars, from Hong
Kong, completes the circuit cf the
worlds charity for Chicago.
THOMAS B. JETER, late Presiden,
of the Spartanburg and Union
Railroad, has been appointed by
the new management superinten
dent Of said road, and has already
entered upon his duties.
Tie attentions to Gen. Sherman
and his party, at Madrid, were
very marked, and the fact is look.
cd upon as decidedly favorable to
continuance of peace. .,.