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From the Southern Cultiyator.
THOUGHTS FOR TnVE MONTE.

The apart OF the farmer. harvesting
crops already made, planting 'lo:,' Oh
iail ana winter and preparation "i i;tih
ior next year crops, Siech us f''fhinS
under weeds, pea vines, %c-' no" "''-
lhahd a'Ientloh. y "or'' Oh c',t''c''i 10
ON young liicil''S VINO nave l'Iti' l'' ~ ~
ing experience. Cotton plchllG Wi!
he under luli headWaJ ~ 'h', '"H 81
inc month 1T is an e2ceilcllt RUE never
10 lei iht opening &eI ih''cil "il'H,' VI
me pl'lAl2 keel, cloSH up WIN IT,
I ne reason ~ TWO l"tt' i9'' 'h' '>"'. .I,
ID !" picI'c1' amen ~. - "i'''ii'', ~ ~
cleaner ana nicer IL VIII ,' anu 'i'I
less -" ;l'if''f "i ,I''i1 ''I'',.i' a.l' ''ltr.
: as" ny Tor 'hH -; '',, III
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b" spread III fit"*'ln 'iltiif "i5"fli""li-
Shat picked III AFTERNOON li"i H'iFii'E
the dew np"n II; may he PM away ~
once, # not pH"t"d ~ !Hr"'' h"Ar@
!" ;'v"Id risk -! IRE, ginning ana
pHrklnH $Hnuld E:"i' p'rn win u"
picking and ihr HA'"$ ~ soon
Is packed dIStrlhut"h IN deterrent
plact%- IN" "'h h"liS' rs thH most
dangerous place 20 k"cp cotton expo
rienc" since the war has shown that
Intentional or accidental fires are most
apt to originate there 1t has great y
surprised us 10 observe the numerous
instances during the pass five years
whore farmers have lost their entire
crops by keeping it ginned or llnginned
III their gin hOuScS-tho number OF
Stl'll Gust" "'lHS5' we hehGNc' '1' S'i ~
'''"rS'a me p;l9' "'il''r lH''h III "''i
prey n'"H E."i' az - az
|''iS''t'''F ,il' S;,i''7' :''i' 'l''
'c'1 pi'ii - 80 sen rs '''S" :" II s'''! '".
pf'l''L't .'' "i'ii NJ - cue ''~'
now nc ';''.%'-I lr"il ,'I' Is "'''t az.
i'''i''' - '''' Wv 80 " -
INV hn,,r.t hits or mt n interest
Farmers. AS 4 class. are r.if behind
merchants and other town people in
turning their money over" We have
known them to keen, inndrcI. and
thousands OF dollars j., the halds of
tlleircnlnmission ll.nrci,ant., for months
and sometimes years, LOSING line inter
est ntirc!y-fcartul that if loaned ont,
they co1rii not ret II whn, tIry wanted
i az ,.oursn ,,rnIrrcr eLnuIi ~. ~
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are alwaysfull and accurate. The Rcview of
the Markets il accepted by the mercantile com.
munity AZ the true index of the commerce of
the city, while its TcpOr other markets are
full & al reliable
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SIS to S2OtGf, day" sl, ,ra As" Of work
Ing people, oI eILner sex. young or Old, make
more money AT work for lis in their spare mo
ments, q all the time, than at anything else
Particulars free Address C. Stinson x Co.,
Portland, Maine.
sept 49, 1872 35-w1y
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DIR. l.. N0NM EYERHOFF, of Vienna Music
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The imposing new building, with it's improved
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cal out fit, will be opened OIL
SEPTEMBER lst, 1873,
The Faculty has been largely increased The
Musical department is in charge of Prof Vou-
Meycrhon, pupil of Kubinstrin. The Profess
sor IL brilliant perfOi mer, and has succeeded
well AZ a teacher OF vocal and instrumental mu-
sic in fhis State.
Apply for catalogue.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

Mr.. Smith repeated that he had rell-
able information that the claimant had
been a partner in that notorious block
ade-running firm.
Without disposing of the question the
committee rose, and the House adjourn
ed.
Jan. IL. HoUSE.-The House went
into Committee of the Whole on the
Legislative Appropriation bill. Inc
pending question at the adjournment
Yesterday WAS an amendment offered
by Mr. Smith of New York. forblddlmg
the payment of judgments of the Court
of Claims for cotton captured before
June. 1865, except special approprIa-
lions made for them.
Mr.. Garfield of Ohio replied to Mr..
Smiths speech made yesterday, rcpcll-
ing the idea that any judgments had
been paid by the Secretary ofthr Treas
ury except i'll compliance with the law.
Mr.. Smith of New York did not favor
Congressional opposition to the d"cIS-
ions of the Supreme Court. but if such
men as Love ofGcorgIa. who wa> Il rch-
cl loan commissioners. had recovered
Sl14 900 from the Government on judy
mcnts by that Court. he adm"ni>lcd
Congress. the supreme Court and the
Administration. that if the Government
was liquidating, the people demanded
that loyal people should be first paid.
That waS the object of this amend
mcnt.
Mr.. Pierce of Mississippi opposed the
amendment as being an attack on the
Southern section of the country.
Mr.. Hawlcy of Connecticut sustained
the amendment. and said he wanted
every judgment of this kind reported to
Congress. 50 that Congress might cNcr
else its discretion whether it would pay
them in preference to claims on loyal
men whose property had been taken az
destroyed during the rebellion.
After further debate the amendment
WAS rejected only b NAYS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

MANY PERSONS FROZEN TO DEATH.


MILWAUKEE,, JAM The great snow
storm in Minnesota did not cease until
last night. The Iowa and Minnesota
divisions of the Milwaukee, and st. Paul
Railroad have suffered greatly.
-Four or five freight trains and one
C"n"ver, Iowa, and Ridgeway. There
are fifteen ladies on the passenger train.
All the fuel and provisions are brought
from Rldgcway. The drifts in many
places are reported as high us the cars.
All Minnesota railroads have suspend
ed. and trains will probably not run be-
fore Saturday.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan. -. A St.
Paul dispatch says that the great storm
resulted i'll many fatal casualties in
Minnesota, and was of unprecedented
severity.
1t was so binding that many persons
persisted within few rods of where
succer could have been obtained had
they known i'll what direction to 90.
Three brothers, Charles. and Stepbep
ONeill, and Thomas and Michael Hol-
den, each with two-horse team, start
ed for William with wheat on Tuesday.
and were found on Friday about ten
miles from home i'll terrible condition.
Two of the O'Neills and one of the HOl-
dens were found in the sleighs frozento
death. The others were alive. but will
scarcely survive. Five OK teams in the
same vicinity were found frozen TO
death The drivers are supposed to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

70 The Burlington Free Press thinks
We do not fully understand the matter
of excessive taxation in Chittcnden
county. Quite likely we do not. hut
knowing some things We are disposed
to continc ourselves within the limits of
that knowledge. and avoid Injustice on
every hand. Some things we certainly
do not like threats of resistance to law
and order, the stirring up of Il rebel
lous spirit among the people. and init
nations of schemes Ia cheat the state of
its dues, 10y false swearing and every
thing of the sort We most cheertully
acknow ledge that the Free Press is not
chargahle with these things, but well
understands who is And now us To
what we do know of the grand list of
Chittenden county. There are Ii towns
in the county, and therefore one man of
the three listers from each town (l6 in
ally met i'll county convention to equal
ize the last quinquennial appraisal of
the real estate of the county. They did
not fully harmonic upon Il uniform
basis, and the grand list went before
the Legislature at Sl4.OOO. OOOas the val
uatlOn of the real estate of the county.
Eight of the Ii listers were united upon
this, and eight opposed to it. Com
plant was made and properly too, of
a valuation 81 high compared with that
of other counties and the question was
referred to the representatives of the
county. They cut the valuation down
to about S6.OOO.WO. - lcsseuiup if
some S9.WO.UOO Thus is went hefnr,
the cqualIZlng committee of the lerisla-
ture. They, comparing it with the val
uation of other counties. raised il :}u
per cent or to about $1,000 .WOO-or
S5.Wn.Wn less than it WAS when il came
before the Legislature. And now. about
all we have To say to this is. that. le,v-
ing out Addison county. We see no sinh
stantial reason for Chittcndcn county +,
utter very bitter complaints of exc.s.
sivc taxation. Our wonder is. with tn,
action of the members of the l.pislotur,
i'll reporting the valuation of the co1ut,
at S6.OOO.WO the general assembly di,
not resent the indigmity and put III,
valuation back where the county lister
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Personal.

Rev. +. l.. WILEY rendered his resin
nation a> Il pastor of the Free VIII Ram
list church in sutton. on SUNDAY last,
I" take effect on oI before the first OF
April next.
Prof Henry W. HAYES has resigned
the chair of t;rrck in the Vermont Uni
Nrr>nN. that he and Mrs. lInyc>
viii 90 abroad fur several Years.
Rrv.L II EIhot f,,n,,.,1,. .t,,;u....
Hi. is settled for one ,.,r ,,.r,I ,o,
,,,.,.,,.,t;,,,,.,I ,.L,,,..I ,,,. =.
Hon. Henry /. Pierce ,L,. ....,, ,t.,,.
or of Boston. i , h,cL,I,,.
I1,,I
rI., ;." ':'''' - WIS 'N''''''''
,.., w., VII
vi
H., ,,,,'''. ,"' '''i' "'''h III
'''' '' w.
Inc r,u,o,,I,o,.,,I H.. =.
died ON the Ilth of Doc.uh.r uI;l.
few DAYS ,t,r,. Mis-. Luna, l. rl.
,i,.o -, -. =. -. i-">""' "
contracted in coming from this rity ,o
attend the funeral. and NOW m. d.,,h
of her mother leaves no ON. in tbe FAM
ilv.
DR.. Holland Irr,ured i, %.r. yo,,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Terrible Earthquake in India.

LONDON. Jan. ID. a dispatch from
Bombay says Il report reached that city
that terrible earthquake occurred at
>oonghuI. IL town of India in detach-
ed district of the Barada Dominions
ia miles NORTH of Bombay. Fifteen
hundred persons are said to have been
killed in the town alone. Nothing ha,
been heard from the surrounding cOun-
try. but it is feared that there has been
much additional loss of life.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
\ special term of County Court open
ed here Thursday Morning.

LISBON. y. H.-LaSt Saturday noon
the starch mill. pail factory and piano
works of Parker, Young \ Co.. wer,
entirely destroyed 10y fire Loss. go
600. The fire originated near the Chin
ney. and spread with such rapidity that
the only man i'll the building barely
escaped with his life.
He was i'll the upper story in the
printing office. and the first he knew OF
the fire was Il sheet of flame bursting
through the floor close to him. Two OF
three other buildings ignited from the
sparks but the damage was slight TIL,
printing office of II. :. Parker was in
the building and was destroyed will
tn. rest of the property. There was
some insurance.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

HE MISSISSIPPI BASIN.-We are IN
der obligations to Mr.. OSCAR W. White
law. of st. Louis. for a map of the Miss
l>sippi Basin-the granary of the
w"rld-total grain raised in ISL, one
mlllI"n.thirty-siX million bushels" The
map, geographically. extends westward
L" the Rocky Mountains, and though
the eastern states are exhibited. they
are not III the basin of the great river
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

have abandoned them, and shared the
same fate.
At Herman station. on the st. Paul
and Pacific Railroad, man was frozen
to death while going from the depot to
the water tank. At New Clen. Il little
boy, while endeavoring to reach home
wandered eight miles and persisted. a
man was found frozen near st. Peters.
Many other casualties undoubtedly
will be reported.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

left it. SO much, AT this time. of what
we know of the high taxation of Chit
tendcn county.
= At the Franklin County .anti-
excessive tax" Convention. Mr.. Sowles
suggested that a remedy might be found
for their complaints by leaving ont from
future lists personal property. This
would he economical. at least. The
towns will not need to elect listers in
March. nor again until 1875. The Mont
pelier Waterman hints that Mr.. Sowlcs
suggestion has already been put to
of of the list of the County. in personal
property. i'll lSI2. as compared with
$50. WAS SSS,52l. We trust the peo-
pie of Franklin County will not suffer
themselves to become totally dcmoral-
lied because they are reluctantly COM
PEELED to pay taxes to the Statc-cer-
tainly not higher. comparatively. than
we of Caledonia County. They would
he ashamed now. by a comparison of
the manner in which personal property
i'll the tw" Counties is appraised. We
have yet to learn that the real estate in
franklin County is appraised Il farthing
higher than it is in Caledonia County.
if indeed it is so high. The world does
not need amy additional arguments to
prove that there is Il sutficiency of de
pravity in it already, and therefore we
hope the people of Franklin County
will give no heed to Mr. Sowle's sugges-
ton i'll the future, if they have in the
past. 1t is vicious. wicked and per
nicious. DO be decent, for the honor
and good name of our proud little
State.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

- Senator Morrill's land grant bill.
for Agricultural Colleges. passed the
Senate Tuesday evening 30 ayes to II
feat objections to its passage. Mr.. Nor
rill had the pleasure of accomplishing
his object. The public Lands are being
grabbed 10y western railroads. and in
other ways. perhaps this plan of their
distribution among all the States i
really the best that could hc success
fully carried out
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
ARREST OF THE VILLAIN.

NEW York. Jan. II. George Sher-
burn, Il married man, who recently ran
away from Concord, y. H., with Il
young girl named Josephine Drew, was
arrested ut Jersey City last night, and
Is held for the arrival of Concord Off
GERS. They boarded for short time in
Jersey City. when the girl suddenly
died, and Sherburn went to Philadel-
phia, returning last night, when he was
arrestcd.-BOst0n Journal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

reason of the pressure of his many l.
bors to decline many lecture apn,ir,
ments. He has had his western euy,,r.
ments all cancelled
Gov. Converse has appointed Charlie.
Morgan of Rochester. inspector of fl.
ancc, in place OF Evelyn Pierponr Il,
Rutland.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

THE MoEMoN>. Gen. Grant wants
Congress to institute measures, bv the
enactment of suitable acts. so the laws
of the United States can he executed in
tab, with out interference by the
Mormon "ligarchy. The attempt to
execute the laws there through the u nj
ted state Court has proved a failure for
several Years past. If the officials of
the Court, are not. by some process or
other. subject to Mormon dictation.
the jurors. mostly, if not all MormonS.
will not render vcrdictS in accordance
with law and evidence. If within the
United States the Mnrmon> are subject
t" its laws, and if unwilling to obey
thcm.thcy should he compelled to do it.
They need to he taught that civil law
Is above. and not under, the domina-
ton of the MormDnS or ANY other ecclr-
SiaStical organization. In view of the
probability that the President is plant
ing his guns to shell out lawlessncSS in
tab, Elder Hyde has come ont with a
Proclamation. intimating that pe>ti-
lrncc. fires and railroad calamitieS. are
visiting the country. hecarSe Brigham
Dung and his adhcrcntS are not to be
allowed to marry all the foolish women
they can find aud put ut dctamcct the laws
of the country they mr.. hnuud IA r.S
poet us other citizens do.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

9 Quite an earnest feeling is spring
ing up i'll Ohio. in favor of IL repeal of
the law allowing townships to loan their
credit to build more railroads. When
Il State is traversed 10y certain num-
her of these roads enough to afford
facilities t" business then ii stopping
place is reached. Otherwise they he
come burden to somchody- if built
10y towns t" the people generally.
Railroads cannot he built through every
sheep pasture IN Il State. and if they
were they would become nuisances
rather than blessings The limitation
Is somewhat like eating Il dinner-a
certain quantity is a sutficiency any
excess. works loathing and disgust. 1t
will be well for the people of Ohio and
elsewhere to inquire for the proper
stopping place in such matters.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

The annual meeting of the Mont
pclier and Wells River Railroad waS
holden ut Montpelier, january :. The
treasurer and directors presented re-
ports. Expended to the present time.
S63:',933 %, leaving cash on hand.
$3.50 70. \ partial change was made
i'll the board of directors-C. VI. Weeks.
of Woodsville, in the place of Roderick
Richardson MessrS. Brock and Heath
of Montpelier, succeed MessrS. Brown
and Smith: of the same town. The new
board is understood to he opposed to
leasing of the road. and is also anti
Montpelier, i'll its corporate capacity.
The meeting was one in which conSid-
cradle feeling was manifested. The re
port of the directors express the hope
that the road will be ready to run by
July next. The new board is as fol-
lows:-J. G.. French. Joel Foster, Jr..
{. ii. Heath, }. W. Brock, c. :. Shirt
lift. Geo. Worcester. |. y. Hall. Geo
Is. Fessenden. and c. VI. Weeks. Some
parties III Montpelier have proposed to
sell out the stock owned by the town,
but ut Il recent town meeting it was
voted to dismiss the article in the warn
ing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

. Prof. .Tyndall, has gone back to
England. BY his lectures on themes
he undertook to elevate into the cata-
l"guc of the sciences. he left an impress
sion upon the public mind, the precise
nature and character of which remains
t" br developed. He may. in his theo-
ry of the nature and utility of PRAYER.
have decpened doubts in the minds of
superficial and doubling men, but with
thinking men. with hearts loyal to the
King of Kings, faith will take deeper
root. us does the oak when rocked bv
tempest and storm.
The Prof esteemed the wares he
brought to the American market of
great value higher than the price of
being made Il free citizen of the grand
old states of the olden times His ask
ing price for Il lecture was only 81 900.
With such Il price the words of "A lee
trrc should he of IL value not much less
than that of ruhies and precious stones.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

q Senator Blair is not to he re-elect-
ed Senator from Missouri. One Col. l..
'. Bogy. one of Andy Johnson's old
political friends. is his successor. The
country can dispense with the Blair
family. by degrees.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

SENATOR SUMNER A telegram dated
aShlngt"n. Jun. T.. to the Springfield
Republican. says: "The ply steal con
dltlon of Senator Sumner is attracting
the serious attention of his many friends.
His physicians call upon him twice dali
ly. They are of the opinion that he
will he unable to attend to his senate
rial duties for some time to come He
suffers much from pain and >lrcplr>>-
ness. although he sits up for the larger
part of the day, and is able to receive.
his visitors.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

- Gov. Straw WIS re-nominated 10y
Il Republican State Convention, holden
ut Concord. y. H.. last Tuesday Ed
ward p. Hodsdon, of Dover. was at the
same time nominated for Railroad Com
miSSiOncr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

FIRE At LANCASTER. We regret en-
tremelv To learn. as We do. of Il fire at
Lancaster. last week Friday night
The machine shop owned 10y Alexander
Thompson WIS entirely consumed with
nearly all of its contents. Loss. SD.
600. No insurance. The griSt-mill neal
by. owned 10y Smith and Hodge. WAS
also consumed. Loss. $1,000. insured
for 1000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

FALL OF y BRIDGE. A bridge - feet
long. across the PiScataquog river at
Manchester, y. H., fell last Tuesday. II
team with two men falling to the ice
below. Another man walking over the
bridge At the time fell and was danger
ouSly injured. Alderman Harvey and
son were with the team. They were
hurt. but not dangerously. One of the
horses was killed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

COOP News. Last Saturday, at Og-
denShurg, y. V. four-tifthS of the IL
mount required from Ogdensburg, had
been subscribed to the Portland and
Ogdenshurg Railroad. This, our read
ers will understand, is continuation
of the =. and .. road is it leaves the
Vermont line, and is to pass westward
through Canada and the State of New
York. somewhat on II line parallel with
the present Ogdeushurg Railroad, but
ut IN average distance northwardly of
about 10 miles. The Canadian Parlia-
ment has donated 81 500 per mile-a
free gift to the enterprise town
ships. together with private citizens.are
subscribing to the stock. hoping and en-
prcting t" secure the necessary amount
for the construction of the road
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17

Tw" legislatures are in session in
Louisiana. and two in Alahama: Arkan-
Sls is also, politically. chaotic. This all
grows ont of corruption i'll voting. and
the love of men for the loaveS and fishes
of office. There are Il good many men
III each of these States who deserve Il
sound spanking. Two Governors were
inaugIratrd in Louisiana. Jan. I3.