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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-13
A Deserved Promotion.

John LoIimrr Nor,lcII. of old Monitor
rcn"wn. has been promoted from tho
position of Commodore in our navy. I"
that of Rear Admiral. and of the maml
naval heroes there i not Il SUN iVnr OF
the late val whose promotion is more
deserved. or will he more pleasing To
the nation. The w;r found him u Lieu
tenant. unlike many of his a>Sociatc>.
loyal to the tlag and anxious for service
in its defense. His first work Wis a.
bearer "t dispatches To the commandin.
officer of Pensacola. Florida. Il duty
which he successfully performed. pass
ing undctcctrd through the rebel states.
and accomplished the reinforcement OF
Fort PickcnS. thus securing it to the
government throughout the war. On
his way north hc WAS arrested at Mont
g"mcrN. AlahanIa. and kept ~ Il pIi>-
Oncr of Wdr for seven months. until Nov
10Th. l-6l. He WAS exchanged and
reached the north in time to Ice offered
the command of the untIicd irnn-clad
Monitor, the first vessel of the KIND
constructed. Among the officers of the
navy the experiment wa> looked upon
with diStaNor. and there were few viii"
'll''l w Ism lii'li '''''' -
in this "chccSr- box on Il raft. Lieut..
Worlcn. after Il laSty examination. nc-
ceptcd the command. and started on
the trial trip from New York to Fortress
Monroe. The rest of the story i. nr
should he. familiar to every school boy.
How he reached his destination lust
after the terrible rebel ram had de
>troycd the Cumberland and the Con
gIr~~. and had the rest of oIr fleet in
Hampton Roads at its mercy; how hc
calamity mtrrpoScd his little. untricd
craft between the ram and the Mime
sofa. and fought until his huge invul-
ncr.Iblc enemy bcCamc alarmed and re
treated in hot haste. and thus the fleet
WAS saved. During the fight Il shot
from the ram struck the pilot house or
the Monitor. directly in front of th.
pccp-holc through which Lieut.. W"rdcn
WAS watching his curmN. Knocking oil
some cement into his face 50 that he
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-13

sec Il man with Il small brow and
big III Tia" lower part of his head. like IA
bull. and know that that man is not
likely To hc Il saint. MI the reasoning
in the world would not cunl mcc me to
the contrary. but | would SAY of such IL
man, that he has very intense ideas.
and will below and push like Il bull of
lia>ham. Now. practically. do you sup
pose would commence to treat with
such Il man 10y haunting Il rag in his
face! My first instinct in regard to
him j. what Il man would have if he
found himself in Il field with Il wild
bull. which would hc /" put himself on
good MANNERS. and use means of CON
ciliati"m if possible.
ON the other hand. if | see Il man
whose forehead i very high and large.
but ho is thin in the back of the head
and with small neck and trunk. say
to my self. that l. Il man. probably,
whose friends are always talking about
how much there l. III him. but who
never does anything. He j. a nan who
has great organs. hut u"thim" to drive
them with. lie j. like Il splendid loco
motive without Il boiler.
Again. lou viii Sc a man with little
bullet head. having accomplished more
than Il big-hcHdcd man. who ought to
have been strong giant and Il great
genius The bullet headed man ha,
out->trippcd the M"ad-hr"wcd man in
cvcrl thing Ii" undclt""k and people
say. "Whcrr i Your phrcn"l"@y ," In
reply. | SAY. "i""h at that bullet head
eel man. and see what hc has to drive
his hullrt-hcad with - His stomach
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-13
Gusinrss DIRECTORY.

Nrnr HH~iHc~~ Gnd L0ouii0H 0t the Icdd-
ma HHSiHc<S UOH>rS IN ST. .JOhH~bHIg
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
uAENEI n HASKELL. H"yts El"ck L. Il. st
Ar"thccari">.
BINGHAM BROS. y" >. Bank Block. Main -.
. ENNDALI.N \ son Eaniall'- Block Il. Il. ST.
Attorneys at Law.
UEIpEN \ MAY. No. @Calrd"uian Elk.. up stairs
i. WIILNI;D Main 81. over Hall \ Fletcher :
.,I-., Read Estate l;r"hrr.
% e. IDE. Bank EIu,k Main Street. Prompt an,
,rrtul attention =iN'n I" every kind "t l"Ga
business.
Books and Stationery.
NOW ARD \ EONEELI. Calcdonian Blk, Nam 81
Bakers and C"nircti"nrr>.
CROSS y MATTHEW'S Main street.
BARRIERS.
Il. !. BLACkSTONE Union Block Main Street.
Blanks for Lawyers and Town Officers.
q, VI. STONE n co. Calrd"nian Block. "pp"-it
Boots and shoes.
IENNCIS GALLAGHER Ward, Elk. Il. Il. 81
CInthing. Hats and Caps.
IuuN \ MOORE : Bank El"ck opposite 81. Johns
uuIN Ilou-, dealer ia I;,.dN Made tluthiug, Hat
and caps Gents Furnishing G""d- etc. "ic.
CI"thing for Men and Boys.
J. A I. FNIEENNK~ \ co. Fairbanks Village.
trOCkcrN. Glass and SION" Ware.
"a I. FNlI;KANk> y co. Fairbanks Village.
Ctrp"ting. Paper iangingS. Window shades
D. = +. FAIEEANKS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
q e.. PERKINS Calrd"nian Flock, Main Street.
o. ". WARN EE, Union Block. Main Street
Dining Rooms.
MATTHEW'S \ PETTENGIIL Eastern Avenue.
DRY Goods. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
4 T.. bliss Flanders El"ck Il. l. street.
% H. HALE Nv,uu, Elnck L. L. Street.
O. 3 /. FAIEBNNkS y co. Fairbanks Village.
DRY Goods. House Keeping Goods, etc,
HALLA FLETCHER. Main Street.
Flour and Feed.
LEO NIDEICU y co. Eastern Avenue.
Furniture. and Ca>k"t-.
I. l.. HALLS \ BROTHER. Main Street.
g H. TISDALE FItud..~ Block. up stairs
Family Gr"c"ri,.~ aud Fruits.
VI. COOK 4 co. Eastern Avenue.
File Manufacturer.
ST. Iohusbury File Works. opp. Passenger Depot
Gr"c"ri"> and housekeeping Goods.
B.. = I. FAIRBANKS y co. Fairbanks Village.
Harness, Robes and blankets.
O. ". COOK Eastern Avenue.
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE. K. L. St. q. q. Hale Prop'r.
Hoes and Forks.
IIl. ENLCII y CO. Portland Street.
Insurance. U.iir.D
D. .. SARGENT, CErnaD Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machini~t.
90 NE EIZZELI. North end, Il. Il. Street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Do " ~ENrEI Main Street.
b.. WARD. Wards Block, L. l.. Street.
Merchant Ttil"r>.
B. Q SHERWOOD DanNill, Block. Il. l.. Street
,u..~EI;A ~INS Union Block. Main street.
Music Rooms.
i. E INEEINGTON. SONS y co. L. l.. >trrrt
rhN ~iciiin> and surgeons.
r. T.. " NDGATE. E,-~id,nc, and office. iI~
,rnl south "t N"rth ChuIch. Main Street
photographs.
% u. NLDl;I, II. luruham lmdng. Main ST
10 CLIFFORD. Calc,l"nan I;l"ck, Main Street
Printers and Publishers.
" STONE y 60. Calrd"nl,u Block. Main 81.
stoves and Tin Ware.
8 E. FLETCHER. Eastern Avenue
B. A II. .. WOunIUFF Eailrnad Street.
H tpWpEI;l Eastern Avenue.
.Watch'.~, .I"w"IrN and Toys.
..pW MID \ ROW ELL. C.rdnnIlu Bin Main -
"OCGHrON y CARPENTER. Railroad Street.
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BUSINESS CIRDS.
Z. KI>>EH.
sol, Agent for
~ANEOEN CHURN, for Caledonia County.
CD. NEWELL. u. u. :.
( DEN NTIST.
49, Opp"~itr St. .I"hnshury House.
DRESS MAKING.
. ,tr.- desiring. Dress Making and other Sewing
.., promptly and we'll. Will lind Miss ROSA
t' ~ At II. T.. SlloHEl'S : Music store.
HouGIITON ~ rorE.
Homeopathic Physicians and surgeons.
N,I> STREET. II JoHNsBuRY.
"".' hours from t" \. NJ, and i /" +. VI.
.r iulr.HIu<. Nib. W. P"rE. MID.
BIILiIiD n FOLSOM.
PHYSICIANS ANp SURGEONS,
st .I"hrr>hury.
Ernk BIpck Main Street.
BILLIARDS. rr-ldrncr, Dr. F"lS"ms residence,
,,,',n ,,,l Alrmm". t,,, f., h Cherry S'T"rt r.
y. VI. JOHNSON.
DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS.
IoH>~ON = BLOC r..
..,..d Street. st. S,.I"hnshury. VI.
JOHS BACON I'd.
nIhLEE IN HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
~. .InhnShurN Centre. VI.
VI rIlL LIFE Insurance COMPANY.
OF NEW NOEh.
.~II ASSETS OVER. SII. 600 900.
10 ELun"EII. Special AGENT. -. l"hnShurN, I.
=. 7. BHOOk~. VI. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SUE,iEON
90 hI- residence opp. the bakery. - J"hn~hury
T.. l.. I.O>EI;t.AN.
NNNTFN,II'RTE ANp IFNLFE
h''l~ SHOES and RI HI9EI:S. ais" LEATHER.
FINDINGS. ETC.
.''lII"i" >'i''t ~. .I"ln~hury. Vt.
Gro. {. n GEO. ". CiHOON.
'""",'''"'. ~ LHo S,i;ri'"rS IN fhdHc"rg.
..' HI' I"h~"I'- 'n' l-,Juti,~ Lyndon, Vermont.
WV. ". GRoIT
IIuENEl AND CuI-N>EIIoE At LAW
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Support of Government.


The Appropriation hill. which has pass
ed the house. l,Nir> - tax of forty cents
ON the dollar of the list of I-72. to he
paid into thr Treasury 10y the ISt of
June NEXT. y taN "fthirty five cents on
the dollar of the list of La. to hc paid
10y June !. I-74. Scvcmty-tivc thou
sand dollars i appropriated for the pur-
pose of pay ing the dchcltrIrcS of the
Lieutenant -Goycluor. the senate and
House of REPRESENTATIVES,. and the CON
tingrut expenses of the General Assem-
bly,. sin hundred and fifty thousand
dollars i appropriated tor paving such
allowed bN the Auditor. and County
Clerks orders. Ten thuu>lud dollars
is appropriated tnr payment of orders
drawn To pay contingent and Incidental
expenses of executive and treasury de
parimcmt>. ScVcntN-tivc Thousand is
approuliatrd To pay interest ON bonds
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-13

\ mi>rhicVou> lad one night cIlalkch
- Roman candle perfectly white and
stuck il in his mothers candlc>tick. Al
though somewhat a>t"ni>hrd. the old
lady retained cm"ugh presence of mind
I" tan the Nnnmg gentleman with L
shimglc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-13

Namc. HH~iHc>~ Gnd LocdtioH Of the icdi-
ma HHSinc>S HOH>,S in ST. .J0hn~bHIy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-03
NOTICE.

TINE copartnership existng between the I'M.
i dsraJgned will expire on or before
the 1st day OF April next rei
sons indebted to us are reques',,
ed 4, settle their accounts, as the books on and
after thai DAY will ne placed in other hands Tor
eoilecti0a. GREELEY fAIIEh'
Cal r.. Jan q. 1877
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-03
TIE BULLETIN.
OGice. Bulletin Building,
Warrington Avenue.
THE W0MEN'S NEXT NOR.
(wash. Cor. Of The y. y. Homld.J

(Naah. Cor. of The y. y. Horald.l
Mrs. abella Beecher Hooker and Der
co-wofkefs in the female suffrage cause
are here working out - scheme rs bold ns
IL Is comprehensive. Becoming Disguised
with the backwardness of the republicans
in their behalf, they now propose to
throw their efforts in favor Of the new
"liberal republican movemant and hence
forth operate with that faction. The action
Of the senate in rejecting the application
OF the female sufragsts TO state their case
from the floor of the senate was the inn
mediate cause for this movement, and the
representation Of the new coalition 10 the
House, AMI ous TO absorb all elements Of
strength, took advantage Of this dissffec-
tion and met them graciously in their eff
forts TO get hearing before that body.
This movement has been gaining strength
for several days, and to-day a basis Of
action was agreed upon between the part
les that is likely 20 prove advantageous to
both. The programme 10 that the leaders
of the female suffragists are to have
hearing for their cause upon
the floor Of the house, to produce upon the
country what they are pleased to term "a
moral effect" For this privilege the
suffrsgists are to throw their influence in
favor Of the new coalition, TO carry for it
in next springs elections New Hampshire
and Connecticut, and some few of its lead
ers, prominent among whom will
be Mrs. Hooker, are at once TO go into
these states and take the stump against the
Grant republicans. Already their innu-
ence is being felt as shaping nominations
in Connecticut, and their influence is
counted upon to accomplish much good in
that direction to the party to receive its
labors. The movement is well understood
in Connecticut and the East, and
the friends Of English and Pond are con-
sulting with the heads Of this coalition AS
TO nominations for Governor and mem
bers of Congress. In the Presidential con-
test the women will favor Summer as their
candidate, but will gladly support either
Trumbull or Judge Davis. Mrs. Hooker,
Mrs. Cady Stanton and others expect TO
be able to get before the House for their
arguments next week and are now prepar-
ing their address.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-03
THE pEPosED RMrREss.

Eugenie's jewels, recently sold in Lon
don, are already dong their work in the
French army, among which, We are told,
pamphlets are beautifully circulating,
advocating the restoration. Whether they
succeed or not in efecting anything,
II cannot be denied that this lady
flls one Of the grandest places in
history. Though parrenue, she IS,
in tho language Of Lear,evsry inch
an empress. And this leads US to
reflect that nearly all the greatest
women who have worn the purple have
been parvenues; as witness Catharine OF
Russia and Josephine. Women reared in
the luxurious atmosphere Of the courts
lack that ability to bear up against
misfortune, possessed by their less fortu-
nate sisters, and only WELD the sceptre
feebly. From the queen Of the butterfly
world Of fashion we see Eugene dropping
into her appointed place as political con-
spirator, as naturally as though born to
1t. Her husbands chief emissary and re-
lance, she fits from place to place in be-
half of his cause, and strips herself oil
property with the same lavish devotion
as did the maids of Carthagena their tres.
ses TO string the bows of their brothers
| If we mistake not, Eugene has yet an
illustrious destiny in store, and in achiev'
ing it will work out good to the human
race, in affording another striking instance
| Of Burns grand truism. "The rank Il
but the gninea stamp"
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

with its gloomy attendants, low spir.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-03
PUBLIC NOTICE.
State of Illinois, Alexander coanty, ss.

State Of Illinois, Alexander county, IS;
Public notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
msrtage, dated the 18th day of November, 1871,
executed by Thomas A. Brown in favor If Sterling
G. Pool the undersi gned he will sell, on the tenth
day Of February, ,ls72, At the .postCtice door at
Thebes, between the hours of ten o'clocS am
and sun, ct, the following described property
The undivided one half OF the steam ferry oat or
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in breadth, 10 $40 feet; In depth lilo feet; to-
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boiler, engines, machinery, tackle, apparel ana
furniture, etc.
STERLING C. POOL
. ianlCdA w20t.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-03
BRICK POMER0Y.
HIS BREACH or PROMISE CASE

HIS BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.
The following are the points of this
case:
The plsin.if alleges that on the both OF
May, 1866, the defendant at New Haven,
Connecticut, and at New York, solicited
her in marriage that she Is now unmsr-
RED, and In consideration Of the promise
Of the plaintiff that she would marry the
defendant when requested to do 30 within
n reasonable time, the defendant promised
and agreed 10 marry her, but failed TO do
60, having, as the declaration alleges, and
in violation Of his promise, married nm.
other woman, whose name is not known to
the plaintiff who claims SIS, DOC dam.
ages.
tits further set up In the bill that on
the lst OF January, 1866, the defendant, be-
ing arried man and having . lawful
wife, did, u, New Haven, Connecticut,
pay court to the plaintiff in view of mar.
ringe, and held himself out then and
there to the PLAINTIFFS a single, unmsr-
ried man, capable Of contracting u legal
marriage with Miss Wilkinson, and I'M
dertook TO marry her within a reasonable
time when requested 10 do so. The lady
states that she did entertain the solicita.
lions vf IDuiOs~y 49,. 49,
knowing that he was not solo and inca
pable OF contracting lawful union with
her. She alleges that the defendant was,
in fact, married, and had a lawful wife
alive. Which fact, she says, the defendant
knew. For these reasons, she states, she
hns been burt in her good name and repu-
tation, and prevented from receiving the
attentions OF other men in view of mar
rage, having remained single up to the
present time.
Brick" will be called upon to answer
all this, and say whatever he has to state
| in bis defense.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

City Clerks Office,
Cairo, His, January n, ls72..
Public notice ~ hereby given that a general
charter election will be herd.
Os TUEsD.r, THE 2TrH DAY or FIsRrAnr A. ID.
1871 in the City OF Cairo, In the state Of Illinois,
tor the purpose OF eecting
Mayor,
City Clerk,
City Treasurer,
CITY Marshal,
A City Attorney,
Police Magistrate 10 succeed F. Bross, Esq
and three N enbers Of the Select Council, ss fol
lows:
One member from the First Ward. to succeed
r. q. Schuh.
one member from the Second Ward, to succeed
c. X. woodward
One member from the City at Large, to succeed
u. Hurd.
Also
slI members OF the Board OF Aldermen, as fol.
lows:
Two member. from the Firs, Ward, TO succeed
Wslder and Leo Kltb.
Two members from the Second Ward, 10 sue
ceei ". Buder and Henry Winter.
one member from the Third Weird, TO succeed
p. Efzser-ld
One member from the Fourth Ward, TO succeed
james Caro- l..
Polls will be opened in the different Wards az
follows. 10 the frs: Narh, at the hr' house on
the east de OF Washington avenue, be- low Fifth
street.
In the second Ward, at the A,ab Engine house.
In the THIRD Ward. at the Hibefnian Engine
house
In he Fourth Ward, a. the Court House.
Polls will be opened att Am, a. closed at
O'Clock. pr. BY order of the CITY council.
jan2s13od ~ J. H0WLEY. City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-03
$4,000 EACH IN GREENBACKs

Two Prlzes Of 81 .ooo Five Prizes OF $500; Ten
Prizes Of Sloo each in Greenbacksi
Horse and Buggy, with silver-mounted
harness, worth $500
One fne-toned Rosewood Piano, WORTH. 500
Ten Family Sewing Machines, worth, each 100
Five Heavy Cssed Gold Hunting Watches ~
aad Heavy Gold Chains, worth, each.... 800
Five Gold American Hunting Watches,
worth, eAch.............. ................".. 10
Ten Ladies' Gold Lunung Watches, worth
eatI NV
500 Gold aud Silver Lever Hunting watch
tin ALL, worth, each, from $50 to 3ot
Ladies' Geld Inontine CHAINS, Gents Gold Yes
Chain., Solid ald Double Plated silver Table
ard Teaspoons, photograph Albums, Jewelry, etc.
whole number gifts, 5000. Tickets limited TO
| 6o,eO0. -
| premiums viii be pad.
Single tickets 81 SIX tickets IS twelve tickets,
$40; TWENTY-FIVE $50.
Circulars containing ~ full list OF prizes, de-
scripuon Of the manner Of drawing, and other in
formation In reference TO the distribution, will be
sent to any one ordering them. ALI letters must
be I'D irest ed TO l.. ID. SINE, Box so,
OFFICE, A. Cincinnati, o.
10l West 9th st. nov2wvpOlv