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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24
VOLUME 36---NUMBER 1852.

Sherhurne says this step was first
suggested by the girl that after all the
arran gemcntS had been made he was
hopeful that she would draw back.
When they met at Nashua they pro-
ceeded to Rhode Island. thence to .Jer-
sey City and took board. Miss Drew
hecamc sick shortly after their arrival
there and :" remained until she died
Sherburnc says that he several times
proposed t" her to telegraph to her pa
rents, but she objected. He seemed in
t"lerahle spirits after being assured that
he was in no danger from IL mob. He
was taken to Jail after pleading.
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rests IN vlrtuouS calm on his pillow. If
he piaIS III the morning to he kept out
OF temptation as well as for his daily
bread. shall he not return thanks at
night that he has not fallen into sin as
well as that his stomach has been filled /?
| do not think the poor PhariSrc has
ever had fair play, and am afraid Il
good many people sin with the COM
t"iting. lalt-latcmt intention of shifting
their breasts attcrward and repeating
the prayer of the Publican Poet Of tie
BtrUGt;fSf JJbIc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24


The guide said he didn't understand if
it was an awful good place.
Last Jnne sportsman cauyht .
half barrel i'll less than an hour. Stand.
ing right where You he"
Did the guide remember the man.
name?
Yes, his name WAS Buttons: hc'c
rather flsh than eat: there wasn't no
plnts about ii trout that he didn't
know
Neither Of us rejoicing in the magi,
name OF buttons, we gave il up. and let
George try. He threshcd the waters in
all directions for some time. and then
concluded that Buttons himSclfwouldu'r
have any luck that day: and we left
the place that was '.alivc with trout. :
and proceeded up stream. accompanied
by Il screaming tiSh-hawk who appeared
to lie as unsuccessful aS the resi- of lis
We tished here and we liShcd there. hut
! With the exceptions of two or three
threelnch juveniles who didn't know
enough not to bite when the water was
high, W got nothing.
Al - we reached the place of places
! IA natural placer To-. trout! always
sure to find them there" George said.
| The river ran by a great rock.-r.tn
deep and black and swift. with ripple,
above and below. In this deep hole the
trout lay, and on these rapids they
would take the fly. \ Jagged pine tree
hung over the rock. and it was Il charm
ing place ii pity to dc>ecr;Itc it with
! slaughter. We poised our boat ON Il
rock i'll mid-stream. around which the
water >wirlcd. and | stood up III the
boat To throw. 1t was moment of III
tense cXIltatinn. Nothing WAS to be
heard except the swirlimg of the water
and the singing of the mosquitoes about
my head. The water Is never so high
that they won't bite.
| threw The little brown fly went
skimmirg across the black pool and
tloatcd off down the rapids No rise.
threw again. drawing the line care
fully ovcr the most inviting spots ""
sim of life. kept on casting. each
time NOR. arti>tically than before. but
still with no response. until began to
think that Buttons must have taken i
half-harr, ont of thi> hole ais" 1t
seemed impossible that fish should not
rise from such Il l"N ely pool To such a
seductive invitation. At last. weary
with throwing. let IT., and line sink Il
it'll" in calm place. In an instant
good FORTUNE always ""mr> >uddrull
felt something.
"Ihcre. cried George. strike
strike hard -
summoned all my manhood. and
struck. and felt that had him fast
There seemed To bc a three pouud
Il, L Il. Il.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24
The Public School.


Eighty little urchinS
Coming through the door
Pushing cr"wding. making
y tremendous roar.
Why don 4 yam keep quiet
Can't You mind the rule
Bless me, this il pleasant.
Teaching public school
Eighty little pilgrims
On the road I" fame.
II they fail to reach il.
VIII" will bc :" blame
High and lowly stations
Birds If every feather
On Il common level
Here are brought together.
Dirty little faces.
L"vin" iittl, hearts.
Eyes hrimiul of mischief
skilled in all the arts.
hat : = precious darling
What are y"u about
May pass the water
PLEASE may go out !'
Boots and shoes are ~lutfling
States and books are rattling.
And in tn" corner Wonder
Tw" pu@ilisi~ are battling.
Others cutting didncs-
What a poth,lGiti"n
No wonder We row crusty
From such association.
Anxi"n~ parent drops in
Merely to inquire
why his div" branches
u" not shoot up higher.
Says lee wants his children
To mind their r'- ami -.
ind hopes their brilliant talents
viii nat hr abused.
Spcllin-, reading, writing.
Putting mp the ynun- ones.
Fuming. scnldin.. ti-hIin-.
>purrin. on the dumb ones
GNmnasts. vocal music
How the heart r,inicrs
When til" singers come
To cultivate their vuic,.~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24

rlvaled. Her moral sense was blunted.
II any ever was. Yet no other crime is
imputed to her So far as known.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24
Too Much Credit.

Mr.. kccue. Il shrcwd and thrifty
farmer of Allcmhorough. owned large
flock of sheep, and one autumn, when
II came housing time. he waS greatly
annoyed upon missing IL number of his
finest muttouS: : among them three or
four wcatherS which he had raised and
faltcmcd for his own table lie was
sure it was not the work of dogs, and
the most he could do WAS To await fur
thcr developments.
On the following spring. when his
sheep We're turned out to pasture. he.
instituted IL careful watch and ere long
he detected Tom Stickney, a neighbor-
my farmer. III the act of pitering
sheep but he made no noise about if
At the time. Stickncy was Il man we'll
to-lo. and kcene did not care to expose
him.
Autumn came again, and upon count
ing up his flock. Mr.. Kecne found eight
sheep missing. He made out bill in
due form to Thomas Stickney for the
eight sheep and presented il. Stickney
checked and stammered. but did not
back down. Like IA prudent man he
paid the bill and pockcted the receipt
Another Sprlmg-time came and Mr.
hccnr : sheep were again turned out.
An"thcr autumn came, and the farmer
again took an account of his stock, and
this time fifteen sheep were missing.
KS hctcr" he made ont the bill to Tom
~tickncy for the whole number missing,
but this time Tom objected.
at Is too much of Il good thing"
said he. "Fittccn sheep, Why, bless
your soul. | hadn't Il fifth part of
them"
Mr.. kcene WAS inexnr,hIo.
here Is the bill" said he, land
have made it ont in good faith have
made no fuss ahoutmy sheep have been
missing, because always deemed your
credit good and sufficient"
SWELL. groaned Tom, with ii big
gulp. Il suppose must obey; but" he
added. emphatically, ''we'l close that
account from this time. You have
given me too much credit altogether
some other rascal has been stealing on
the strength of it. PiHsbnrg Chroni-
Gle.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-24

TIE SHARP-TEMrERED, BENEvo-
LENT WOMAN. There is il warm heart
ed woman who bul!ics her children and
makes her husbands life a burden to
him. yet who is overtlowing with the
milk of human kiIdmess gramted,a lit
tie curdIed substantially scf-slcrific-
ing in all essentials, but cursed with ii
haSty passion of temper she has never
thought it fit to curb. Where would
you place her! She does the kindest
things in the world. but she also causes
the greatest amount of unhappiness
\ on cannot say she is Il tenderhrarted
woman, though she will sit up o'nights
with her sick neighborS, take charge of
their children when their absence is re-
quired from home, relieve the wants
of the poor, and give warm sympathy
to all suffering: but how can she he
tcndcr-hcarted when she blaZeS out like
fury at the mercst trific, and scods
through her house hold like Il whirl-
WIND passing from room to room ! You
cannot say she is constructed on IL single
plan the outcome of one idea only
for she Is variegated throughout and
when You have catalogued the one part
of her, you have to label just the oppo-
site characteristic, and divide her-like
the famous members of Osiris is-among
IL dozen different moral domains. From
TnSleys Mdgdsine.
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>AHE"EN CHUI,N. tor caledonia County.
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CONCORD \. IT,. Jan. Il Shcrburn
WAS lrraigncd before Police Justice
Dana III the Court House to-day. ut
o'clock. on a charge of adultery COM
mittcd with Josephine Drew. to which
he made Il plea Of guilty and was bound
over to appear at the April term of the
supreme Judicial Court in S2OD.
Shcrburnc had long talk with City
Marshal Conncll to-day i'll the Jail and
gave Il very minute history of his inter
course with the Drew girl. He detailed
all the steps in their criminality, which
began last spiing and was almost un-
suspected till within u few days of their
elopement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-17
Mnfliripal Notices.


TITY TAX NOTlCE.-OFFICE OF
~ CITY EASURER, CITY HALL
CHARLESTON, s. g., MARCH Is, 1879.-Thls
oilice 10 now open and Will be open daily from
A; NJ. TO P. N. for the receipt or faxes.
Tne following extracts OF the Ordinance to
informatlon:
- SIC. I'd. The taxes assessed under this Or.
dinsnee M snall be payable in three instaments.
that Is to say, ene. bird thereof from the 18th OF
March to the lst OF April next inclusive; one.
lhltd inerco1 from The 18th June to first July
next lnclusiVe; one.thlrd thereof from the l5th
Septtmoer to the lst October neXL inclusive:
p,oVlded. that all persous that shall pay their
taxes IN one lnstalmeut on or before th': lst day
OF april nexL shall be allowed discout OF four
per cent. and That al persons that shall pay their
second nnd third instalments ON or before the lst
uay OF July next shall be allowed g discount OF
TWO per cent. on the third Ustalment.
sEC o. nat penalty OF 20 per cent. Shall at-
zach to all unpaid taxes after the first Of October
neXt, and that the taxes on Lity Suck be re-
taised ny tile Treasurer out Of the inter- st there
on P.J.COOjAN,
mchl5-l5 City Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-17

MANY MEDICINES IN ONE.-In speaking OF
the extraordinary rapidlty with which Hostet-
ter's Stomach Btters recruit debltated and
exhausted system, the preparation is usually
referred TO as vegetable tonic of marvellous
power. But those who suppose that lts ope-
ration Is limited to its direct effect upon the
digestive organs, little understand the true
nature of this comprehensive remedy. ills
not only tonic, but also gentle Laxative,
an active anti-bIlious medicine, mild diu-
retic. wholesome exhilarant, regulator,
and general Alternative. 1t is to this combl'
nation of many essential sanitary properties
that the article owes It's success In variety
of distressing complaints, each oi.which in or
dinary practice Ia subjected to different
mode of treatment. 1t Is impossible to ini
vigorate feeble and diseased organization
Without regulating and purifying 1t. The
Bltters do both. mohlz'wimaDaw
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-17
Ne,y York Naval Stores Market.


The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 80
bhls spirts turpentine. Spirits turpen'lne sold
eaiIy in the day at &c, but later this price Was
REUSED aud g. &c asked for merchau' aole oioer
sales include 100 balls, laie last nignt, al 62 ana
40 bbls to-day at came price. Strained 'usin Is
ra ner quiet here owing 10 he scarcity OF lreish
room and the market somewhat epressea ln 40.
sence o, demand. Common strained ls onered a.
"a IS and So 81 would probably buy; and good
Grained held at So 6Oaa IS. Sales Include iU0o
htIs good strained al So 65. AT Wilmington
there is considerable dong, and we note TWO
more carpoes sold there. both on private Terms.
The fner grade. contlLue quiet, and we oDly near
of sales OF isO bbsa rosin at So TO- Tar remains
inactive. but prices about steady at s4a4 70 lor
Washn gton and Wilmington. Pitch In moderate
Iobblpp request and steady.
The Dali, Bullitin, Of Ma ch Is. says: Recelpts
to day 76 bbls rLsin. The general market lor
nayc at RS has been excessively dull anu OUT
little trade Of i'm portance has transplred 10 any
description. There appears 10 be cnslueraoie
nou ~ for spirits turpentine for summer month
drilyerl.s, and offerings were freely mace eo.uay
for prime July or August at 60c, but I'LL is sun
abuye the views OF exporters. spot lots are
quoted at &C. Strained rOsln Is about .teady at
Yesterdays figures. sales include 90 oo!s strain-
{ at So d. lar IL quiet and unchanged. pltch
selling moderately In d obbing way at SaaA 20 ior
for prime city delivered.
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Receipts per Railroad March Is.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SS5 bales cotton, 126 bales goods, 400 bbls flour,
IA cars wood and lumber, cars stock. 10 Rail-
road Agent, feZer, Rodgers d COG H Walter&
CO, E Frost CO. Kinsman Howell, Shier &
Hernandez, A Smith, W Williams & CO. W A
Boyle w Cou. tncy & CO, Johnston, Crew 8 d CO,
Wardlaw & Carew, w Smith i CO, Reeder d
Davis A Mulligan. Sloan Neigrlous, A Sail
mas, T smith, r y sharp. Mowry u SON, j n
Robson, II C0lcock, q Memminger, Tiedcmau,
Caluer Il co, Ii Bischor CO, Trenholm Il son,
FD O KracEe, Macqueen, stenens. Werner &
Ducker, WAGNER & Munsets. II q, bia d CO. . f
Wleters. Il Klatte CO, Campsen co,
TlltOn Il CO.
HoaTHRAsTRRN RAILROAD.
40 bales upland and bags sea island cotton,
and l3 bundles iron, 30 boxes tobacco IS kers
nails, cars lumber, mdse, DC. TO q Prltchttt i
CO, J CosProve, W 7 White. o w, F WieteIs, e
co, Rardin d Parker, Diamond q q.
Fisher, Pelzer. Rodgers d CO. Smith.
Stoddard d co, L Schnell. F Meyers, q NJ Torey,
+ Perry, Quick, Htoney. T II W Devices.
Trenholm Son, D Miller II Bsohof i co, Tie
lenihal, Quackenhush, Estil Il CO, Fraser 4 Dill,
Klnck, WlcEenberg co, Boyd, Jno F O'Nelll,
w Bea d CO, A Smuh. Southern Express co,
Sterens, Werner & Ducker, Railroad Agent,
den Jones. Caldwell & Son, A salinas, Well.
Ing, Prlngle & Sou, Kinsman L. Howell, Mowry &
Son, K Ryan. F WelIng, Reed d DAVIS,
J B Alley, K r r Agent. W II Uhalee Il co,
Geo W Williams 4 co, NJ Triest, Adger d
co, Mrs. o 3, E Sweegan, Wash, G A Nor
wood, ] Fredsberg J r Marshall d co. Howe
Sewing Machine CO, U Richards & CO. March,
Price i CO, $ Railroad Agent, Order and
others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-17

RIcB.-There was q good demand for this grain
at firm priceo; s,les about 800 lie ces clean caro-
lima, say 20 tierces at OLE. at 6x, 10 at 7, q
at s.ls, $50 at 7i. 90 on private terms. Wequote
common to fair at eh@7H, good 7&@7xc.
NAVAL SToREs.--The arrivals were 20 bbls spir-
it's turpentine and 42O bbls rosin. There were no
sales announced.
FRRIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct,
nominal on uplards, nominal on sea Islands; via
New York, I'd on uplsnds, Hd on sea islands {;
Havre - on uplands. Coastwise-to New
York. by steam, Nc on uplands and &c on sea
islsnC.e; 50 r tlerce on rice; 60c 2 Dbl on rosln
by sail, % q sb on cotton; &C tierce On
rice; SOC a Dbl ON rosln; sll@l2 p on lumber:
10 on uplands and 81 so q tlerce on rice; by sail,
&c q b on uplands; rosin 7oc; resawed stun
sl2@l2 50; timber $l3@1S so; phosphate s6@5 so.
To Providence, by sail $l0@ll p II on boards:
C p b on cotton; by steam Xc via New YORK
To Philadelphia, bY steam Hc on upands; 81 u
q cask on rice; 60c q bbl on rosin; 81 on spirits
Through bills OF lading given TO Boston, Provl.
dence and the New england cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By SAIL So p n on boards; $12 on timber; ~
ton on clay; So so on pnosphates. To baltimore,
by steam &c p b; by sail $S98 81 q HI on
boards; - on timber; So so q ton at city; SAG
SO p ton up river on phosphate ryck. vessels
are In demand BY our merchants TO take lumuer
freights from Georgetown. s. u. Darlen and SaIil
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo&l2 p n are TIE rates on tlmuei
aud boards.
sight checks on New York at par TO x per cent
premium and sell at 4 pr. mum.
ExcHAEeR.-Sterling w day ollls 23H@23A.
GoLD.-14@l5H.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-17
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, March Is.
Noon.-Oonsols s2Kae2x. Elves sOX.
NEW YORK, March Is.
Noon.-Stocks dull. Gold steady atl4H. Money
firm at l-S2al.l6 pei cent. Governments dull and
steady. Exchange long TX. short ". State
bunds dull aud nrm
Evening.-Money clio ed easier. Stirring steady.
Gold l4Xal5. Governments dull aud .teady.
States very gu ct. Tenuessees strong. Frelghts
quiet.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March Is.
Noon.-Cotton opened dull with downward
tendency; uplands 9xd, orleans 9Hd.
Larer.-Cotton closed unchanged; sales 10000
bales; speculation and export 1000; fron Savan.
nah or Charleston, February or March Died;
March or April skd; deliverable March or April
sHd.
NEW YORK. March Is.
Noon:ICotton weak; sales l54 bales; up!ands
lsKe; Orleans 20Kc.
Evenlng.-IottOR nominal and tending down:
sales 2l8 bales; low midding l9Xc; Orleans 2,xc:
net receipts S7S; gross ss6. Sales OF futures u,
day 1900 bales, as follows: March l8xale: April
l8xals; May isalsH; June l0Nalsx; July 1879
l9 lS-l5c.
BOSTON, March Is.
Cotton dull and depressed; middiTgs 2Oa2Oxc:
net receipts lis bales; gross 3sO7; exports TO
Great Britain so; sal-s 100: stock $500.
BALTIMORE. March l5
Cotton dull and lower; middlings lexc; net
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-17
MarriRn.

THOMPSON-HARBE9T 9T-At Walhalla, Febru-
ary IS, by Rev. Drury Knox, Mr.. WIZ. THOMPSON
and Miss MARY A. HARBRIT.
LEACH-RAINs.-At Union, March II. by Rev.
J. q. Wilson, Mr.. E1NIAN W. LEACH and LIVfoNIA
RAINS.
HARDEN-BRISTOW.-At Marlboro, March g.
by Rev. ]. A. Mood, Mr.. J. c. HARDEN and Miss
ANNIE E. BRISTOW.
SCOTT-TERRY.-At Greenville February @ by
Rev. q. B. Stewart, Mr.. ARCHY SCOTT and MISS
JANE @. TERRY.
OHSSON-HARTZ0G AT the residence OF the
the Rev. Thomas Ra' sOr. Mr. s. WIDcLIFFR JOHN.
8 n. Of Ed~eaed, but formerly OF Barnwell. TO
Miss KEBEcCA A. HARTzOG, eldest daughter OF Mr..
Henry and Mrs. Ann G. Hartzog, OF Barnwell
County.