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commercial Department
OF which due notice will be given.
TIER ri Ss

(PGYaJJe monthly IL ddrGHce.)
Tuition in English department, $500, @4uD
and $500, month, according TO advance
ment.
Tuition in higher Mathematics and the
Sciences, 5000 a month.
Tuition in Languages, SlJO month each
Tuition in Commercial Department, --
Incidental fee, Sl.00 for i've months, pay
able in advance.
BOARD can be obtained in private families
at from $500 to $500 a month.
Persons at a distance having sons or wards
to educate, will find the ADVANTAGES of this
school very superior. The teachers are all
highly educated and of much experience;
the course of study will be thorough, and
there is probably no placein thcfwhoie world
more healthy than Columbia, Tennessee.
In the education of young Ladies our city
offers every advantage, and 1t VIII be our
constant aim to make the Male School
worthy the patronage it may receive.
For further information address,
r. D. & +. II. SMITH,
aug2O-3ml Lock Bin D, Columbia, Tenn.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, Williamson ;

COUNTY, JAN. ., 800. J :.
This is to certify that about the Ist of July,
1913, Twas attacked with violent cough. and
Continued to decline in health until about the
lst of March, IS49, and was treated by vari-
GUS doctors without effect, often not able to
walk. Was, for twelve weeks, in the Hospital
at Memphis, where | received the best atten
ton, aud improved in health SO as with diff
Guilty / got home, but soon after relapsed
NV cough grew worse, and l had frequent
chills and fevefs. When almost in Despair
procured bottle of DR.. B. F. Crocketts An
ti.Dyspeptic Compound, Gu using which /
was thoroughly cured, and for the last six
months have enjoyed uninterrupted health.
| have since known one bottle of this Gem
pound to make perfect cure of chills of Ion Q
standing, after the most popular treatment
had entirely failed
HEMP CTTNlON
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sUPERINrENDnNT's OFFICE,

LEXINGTON, VA, June ?. 1870,
II gives me great pleasure torecOmmend
Mr.. A.GOEDOH HILL, as a teacher of youth.
Mr. Hill. is q graduate of the Va. NIL. Inst,
and for some time held the Office of Assist
ant Professor in il. He was faithful and
di igent, and ] commend him with. great
confidence 10 the patrons of his school.
(Signed) FRANCIS II. SMITH.
SULt. Ia. MI. Inst.
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JAS. A. STARNES, NJ. u
The following from under the hand ola do,

The following from under the hand offs doc
tor of high st 'nding. Thos. 7. BIakemore, of
Sumner county, Tenn.
DR.. B. F. CROCKETT Having seen your
Anti Dyspeptic Compound, published in the
newspapers, was led. from the character of
the article, to give it trial in my practice, as
1t has ever BEEN my motto, in all cases of
emergency, to try all and hold fat the good.
|, therefore procured several bottles and af-
ter giving it a fair trial, ferl it a duty we
10 the public as well as to yourself to certify
that by experience know it to he In every
respect ju~t what you recommend it TO BE-.
THUS. T BLAKEMORE, NJ. D. .
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STOLEN!

ONE RED SORREL MARE MULE,
about lj12 hands high, 1--WE years Old; wa
stolen on Tuesday night OF the meeting a.
Hurricane camp ground. / will give SIS a.
any person returning said mule to me, or !
will give the mule to any person who will
deliver the thief and mule TO me.
sept 10, 1873, 3m. JNO. n. ALEXANDER
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VALUABLE

VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE For SALE
One and = fourth miles fir m Columbia. on III,
Shrlbyvilie turnpike. containing 52Lq o.
Land, tOr less, TO sui. purchasers With a nice
house, servants looms, kitch stables &c ::
n So young orchard of all kinds of Choia,
fruits. This is rare chance to procure goo.
home near Columbia. For price and parueu
lars apply to
Oct 3. 1873. 3m j. G.. GORDON.
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The Hickman County Fair will
commence on the IA h inst. land con-
tinues four DAYS.
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al vided into 1900 cash gifts VIII be distrib-
uted by lot among the ticket-hOldees. The
numbers Of the tickets To DC drawn from
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NEW GOODS

New Goods Just opened on Free Street op-
posite Herald office, between J. I. l.. COch-
ran 5 and Mrs. I. \. ThOmpSon's, Mrs. J. W.
O'NeaI, formerly HAD4MHE DeSHAYE<. of
Paris. respectfully announces that she has
received a large assortment of New Goods,
a splendid assortment of Dry Goods, large
amount OF First Glass Millinery Goods, a
large assortment of Trimmings of first
choice and is now ready 10 devote her en-
tire attention 10 DRESS-NARING ard making
up LADIES TROUSSEAU. Cleaning ard repair
ing all kinds of Black and White Laces
equal to new. altering Laces into different
STYLES Lace Curtains cleaned equal to new.
Give her call and examine her Notions.
All orders in the above line promptly at
tended TO. sept. 10, I'm.
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MARSHALL Co., TENN, Nov %, 1919.

MARSHALL Co., Tenn, Nov 90, 1919.
Whereas am in possession of all the ingre
dients of which DIR. B. f. Croekett's Anti
Dyspeptic Compound is composed, and from
the peculiar manner in which it is compound
ed, together with the good effects produced By
its.use, have no hesltancy in pronouncng it
agreat Anti Dyspeptic. a
NH. SCALES, NJ. D.
We are acquainted with DR.. NJ H. Seal S
whose name is to the above certificate, and
know him to be gentleman and doctor of
high st nding, and extensive practice.
JOHN S. CLAYBROOKE,
JAS. A. STARNES, NJ. ID.
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HENRY STINSON.

We, the Undersigned, certify that we were
present during the Illness of the above named
Henry StinsoD, when two eminent doctors, af-
tsr thorough examination, gave 1t as their
opinion that it was a dangerous attack of cor
sumption, ". F. CARTER,
... E. L. JORDAN.
State of Tennessee, Williamson County.
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Family Groceries !!

Consisting part Sugar Coffee Teas Syrup olases Spices
Pepper Rasns Figs any Nuts Of every variety Plain and fancy
Fruits Watubs, Breadtray; Brooms Garden Seeds
ce usually kept in Grocery Store lie will also keep
Lard Meal Flour Butter Eggs, Potatoes Also Cigars
bacco and Snuff He sells profits and always keeps good
article of everything his line All articles will be dev
cred to purchasers any part of the city, Don't fail give him
a call before buying. ap17.73-n
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THE HE r AID.
Friday, October Sd, 1919.

KERcHEvAL, radical, is reelected
Mayor of Nashville.
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4 DMINISlRATOR'S SALE.

"A
5 Admit IstratOT Of z. a. Thompson decd
will sell at public auction on
AOHd0y, October 1871, 1873.
The FURNITURE and other personal effects
bel nging to the estate. L Z sale will t. Ike
pl. &C NJ 10 o'clock, A. NJ. ut the r-sldtnce CD
4 osite the lie aid flee, IN Coturu hia
AN. SIpL KILL Admr.
Oct 9 ~ o.
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LIABILITIES.

Excess Resources over Liabilities, SIIo,Il7 %
We do not think we viii lose any debt Oh
account OF The present financial panic, and
hope TO be able to assist in moving cotton as
soon as the market opens.
" l.. INGRAM, Cashier.
Or.tr L. u. MYERS, Prcs'i.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
June 90, 1870.
understand Mr.. \. G. HILL is now en-
gagged in teaching. l am purSuaded he Is
well qualified for success and usefulness in
this i'm portant calling. feel entirely safe
in commencing him 10 the confidence and
support of the public.
tSigned) ). MAtPIN,
Chairman Of Faculty.,
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COLUMBTA
Male High School

HAVING purchased the grounds and
buildings formerly known as the Tennessee
Conference Female College, in Columbia,
fOT many years under the charge of the Rev.
]. o. Church, it gives us pleasure to an
nOunce that the property is being thorough
ly repaired and reIuTniShed and Will be
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Noh'L-
ON saturday tie iIth of October, 1873. ~
HGCl'Ck r. m, the commissioners of the
Poor House, will meet at the Poor HOuS'
tor the purpose of electing a SuperintenC
eat iOi The year 1875.
Y j ;, & i n&fF&gws, commissioners
CC% =. By =. =. CROSS, Superintendent.
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Only sixty thousand tickets will he sold
and Onc-half Of these are intended for the
European Market, thus leaving only 5000
for sale in the United States, where 10000
were disposed offor the Third Concert. The
tickets are divided into ten coupons or parts
and have on their back the Scheme With "a
full explanation Of the mode Of drawing.
At this concert which will be the prandest
musical display ever witnessed in this cOun-
try the unprecedented sum of
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IrandeSt Scheme Ever Known.
$25O,OOO for $50.
Medne daY. pecemher ad.,za.

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized
by special act of the Legislature for the bon
etit of the Public Library of Kentucky, Will
take place in Public Library Hall at Louis
willie. XIV.
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REPAIRING MACHINERY
EOR SALE.
( GREAT BARGAINS.

A splendid tract o. land containing $50 acres
lying on Fountain Gre K, "a miles from Co
lumbia, on the Shelbyville pike: 70 acres un-
der good fence and in Il fine state of cutiva-
tio2. good dwelling house. all necessary out
houses and stables, a fine cistern and a choice
young orchard on the place. One mile and a
quarter trou Hurricane Switch, and in sight
of Garr's FIGURING mills.
Also l6O a res OF No l Prairie land, mile
from the town # Ashley, Washington county,
Illinois, at the junction of the Saint Louis &
so miles east of ~hint Louis: n splendid two
story frame dwelling good outhouses, two els
Terms asy. Apply to Mrs j. Il. NJ LINER,
Aug Is OrtO GEO c. MINER.
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temporary administrator during the
pendency of t question touching the
validity of the viii. when it fell into
the hands of the tamily-A. W. Hast
ing$. administrators and Mrs. Kittrcdgc.
gu; dian of Il minor son. The estate is
full Sl-o,O00. uiject to debts apr1"N-
mating $1,000. With stocks belonging
to the estate at quoted rates a year or
two past, its value would be several
Thousand more than it is just now with
Il depressed stock market
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Correspondence Free Press and Times.

NASHINGTON, Feb. 3D.. 1873.
1.-The people Of Vermont have gener-
ally shown the god sense to keep their
representatives iii congress when they
SHOW ability. No man ever sent here
by that state has done more for her
credit, both as regards character and
ability, than judge Poland"
The above paragraph cut some time
since from the Washington Evening
Star, will show how Judge Poland is
regarded in Washington, even better
than Il set culogium could. His record
may turn with the certainty of tindin"
only such acts as would adorn the char
acter OF the purest and ableSt of New
England'S representative men. 1t is
well known throughout the whole
country that Congress has been forced
into most painful and humiliating Sc
ries of Investigations, without Il paral-
lei Ill the history of the nation. To
whom should he committed the conduct
OF these difficult inquiries was IL ques-
ton not easy to answer. As Il sine qud
non he must be free from all shadow of
implication in Credit Mobilier or any
other Job" He must alsO-and this
complicated the mattcr-poSsesS il
clear head. sound knowledge of men
and things, and character which
would ensure the strictest examination
of all offenders. That the choice fell
upon Judge Poland is the highest com
pllment to his integrity and wisdom.
and at the same time to the people of
the State which he i'll part represents.
| am proud -uerhupS oyprWrruiuplNS 80
to know that among the moral and
political wrecks which mark the path
of the Investigations now i'll progress,
the sons of honest Vermont stand up
right in white garments. W. {. +.
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1rahs.

In this town, March B. Mrs. Charlottr ). Alden,
wife of W. y. Learned, aged 40 years.
At Ryegate, Feb. 10. Mrs Jane Johnston, widow
of the late VIM Johnston, Esq. aged 7s years.
At Plattsburgh, y. Y. Feb IS Mrs Elsie ".
Hazelton, relict of Joseph Hazelton, formerly Of
Passumpsic, aged rs years Remains taken to Pas.
sumpsic for burial.
At Hardwick, Feb 10 Zuar H, youngest child of
Marshall T. and Alma Hatch aged months and
&c days.
At Stannard, Feb. 49, Alma s. wife of Mr.. T. {.
Batchelder, and daughter of John SWEET aged 81
years.
At West Burke, March l. Mrs Octavia B. wife of
q. W. Woodruff, aged IS years.
At Cabot, Feb. IL, Olive. daughter of John d.
and Mary Eastman, aged II month and Il days.
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A Terrible Calamity in Boston.

large SIX story huildin% occupied
10y &. \. Hammrtt. manufacturer of
cIrrlcd hair mattresses. corner of Hann-
yer and Blackstone streets. WAS destroy =
ed 10y fire Feb. y. The wall nn The.
Hanover street side fell. carrying with
it the fircmen who were on the ladders
and hurving them hencath the ruins.
At last accounts three of them were.
dead and twelve badly injured; and it
Is feared others are beneath the ruins
The inmates of the huilding embrace
ing large number Of gnl>. it j. hoped
all got out safely. though il * feared
some of them may have persisted. one
of the number Many Ellen Moore. leap
ed from third story window t" the
street. fatally iniuring herself The
names of the killed are John Prince. Jr..
James Sturp> and Il. Z. Stowcll.
The latest reports of the Hanover
street fire, state that Mary Bahh and
Lizzie Kinks. two girls employed by
Mr. llammett. are miSSi II. and are
probably buried i'll the ruins They
were last seen running fnr their hats
and cloaks. y fireman is also missing
The total casualties to tir,mrn are two
killed outright. two supposed fatally
wounded, twelve more or les iniurcl
and one missing. Peculiarly loss not
fully known. bur probably about SO
600: mostly insured. The walls of the
building were Il sham. pircrd ont of
ancient and modern workmanship. the
three upper stories being built upon the
lower portion with eight inch walls
The t"ppling of the upper walls threw
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JHaniagrs.

AT The residence of MIR. Harry {. Haskins, New
ark, y. j. by Rev. DIR. Mclllvine, Mr. James Hcus
ton of Newark. and Miss Matte NJ. Stanley. for
merly Of St. Johnsbury
In this town, March l, by Rev. L. o. Brastow
Mr.. Alvah b. Colby and Miss Ella NJ Adams oil
ST. Johnsbury
In this town, March }, by Rev. II. a. Spencer
Mr. Abel Hartshorn Of Danville and Miss Mary II
Underwood of St. JOhnsbury.
duly BCLLs-THlRD CLASS.
Itions Best Durham year old and up,
vent wards,
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If the rule in Mr.. Ames's case were
enforced i'll all cases of the same moral
quality, the judges would have more
work upon their hands than they could
attend to in IL single session, and there
would be Il material reduction in the
number of members as the result of it,
Boston Adrertiser.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-07

Rev. Mr.. Spencer gratefully ac-
.kuowledges the receipt of a sewing
machine. with all the attachments
yitr from his friends in St Johnshury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-07

The 3d lecture upon temperance.
at Pa~>umpSic village. will lac given by
Rev. II. \. Spencer. of st. J"hnSb"ry.
Friday evening. March llth.
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Ccntaur i.inlInent.

There II pain which the C-uruur l.nmrnt
will not relieve. clng it viii not subduc and
no lamcnrs- which il Will not cure. This is -trnn.
language hut 1t l. true. Where the parts are not
gone its elects marvellous. 1t has produced
more cures # rheumatism. neuralgia lock Jaw
palsy. sII:tin~. swrllings c:lkcd breasts Scal,i~
burns, salt -rhcum. elracl" Sc. upon the hum"u
frame, and Of strains spavinS. GALS Sc. upon AM
mails in year than have all ether pretended
rcs sine the world hogan Il i a counticr11i
tant. an all healing pain rrlirvrr Crippl's threw
away their crutchcs the lam" walk poisonous bites
are rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without u 1t is humbug. The rccip, l.
published around each bottle Ii j. selling rs no
article ever before sold and il sells b-causc II do
Just what il prctcnds I" d" 1hu>, who now ~ut,r
from rheumatism. pain swelling. deserve t" SIr
il they viii not use Ccntaur Iiuimcnt More than
1000 certificates Of remarkable cures includiu-
frozen limbs. chronc-rheumatism. -"ut, runnin.
tumurS sc. have been received We will send
circular containing certificates the recipe sc ira
tbs. To any requesting il Onc bottle of the vel
low wrapper Crntaur Linilncnt is worth one hun
drcl dollars for spawned swrrnird horses and
mules, for screw worm III sheep. St"ck-oWncrs-
this Imminent Is worth youI attention. No family
should he without Crntaur I.inmicnt. i Il RusT
y CO., New York.
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High School.

The High, Grammar and lmtcrIncUi
ate schools, in our Village, closed last
Friday. Many of the parents and friends
of the pupils were present AT tho closing
hours. and i'll the afternoon on Friday.
several hundred liStrued to the Ihrtoli-
cal exercise it, the high school. They
could not but he gratitcd ut what they
saw and heard. Many of the pieces.
ing debate upon the best form of
government -monarchical or rcpubi-
can-wcre original, and certainly credit
able 10 their authors /: indicating good
discipline and progress. Miss Sinclair
resigned her puSition in the grammar
school. to he succeeded ny Miss FIlcr.
The teachers i'll the ether schools III the
Union House retain their respective
situations.
We took from the wall ut the gram
mar school room the annexed roll OF
narnr> of pupils ''who had proved them
selves capable of governing themselves
the last Term:
Ida Morse. Lucy Hovel. Lydia
Thomas. Lucy Flint. Charles Warner.
Walter Cook Frank Howe. Nellie Shat .
tuck. Julia Brown.
And the following. for perfect be-
haNio for two consecutive weeks. head
ed Roll of HONOR:
Ida Moore. Flora Underwood, Frank
Moore. Carrie Dra. Eddie Randall. Min
ME Harvey. Lucy Hovey, Henry Hay es.
Sarah Adgatc. Frank Lucas, Nellie Shat
tack. Nellie sylvester. George Bailey.
| Laura Brooks. Namena Chatlcc. Nellie
/ Folsom, Lucy Flint. Matte Durham.
Luther Lucas. Pearl Blodgett, Lydia
Thomas. Horace Kingsley, Annie Adj
gate. Mary Taylor, Julia Brown. Addie
/ CroS>man. Frank Howe. Sarah Kit
tredge, Julia MoultOn. Charles Warner,
/ Walter Cook.
Not absent or turdy during the
term:
Frank Moore. Charles Ward, Willie
Bishop, Lucy IIovey, Matte Burnham,
Julia Brown, Henry Hayes.
The next term of our schools will
begin Monday, March 18th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-07

We are glad to see our neighhor-
A. -. R"wcll at home again. He re-
.rrnrd Tuesday from his "trip to Florida.
leaving his brother in a somewhat i'm
moved condition of health.
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Small PoX.

We have stated in an article. alIcadN
in Y pc. that there had been two deaths.
10y small poX, ut Woodvillr, in y. H..
opposite to Wells River. Yesterday.
we were informed that the number OF
deaths had increased To torI. and that
there are still other cases there. We
also learn that two OF the Barnet cases
have resulted fatally two children III
one family.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-07

Castoria is more than a-substitutr for Castor oil
1t is the only safe article in existence which is
tain Ia assimilatc the food. regulate the bowels
cure wind collie and produce natural sleep. 1t
tains neither minerals morphine or alcohol and is
may rest 536s
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InrlI and Stair 5trns.

We are obliged to omit this week,
several communications. and some other
matters. for lack of room.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-07

Hon. James Brooks's feelings toward
tn Colored Race have undergone Il
revulsion since Hons. Rainey and Elliot
voted for his aequittal. He promises
to be firm friend to them in the fut
ure.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-07

Rev. Mr.. Granger will lecture NJ
the hall. in Bank block. next Monday
Evening. at 80 o'clock. upon the sub
ir,.r of temperance.
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Call and Settle !

All persons having unsettled accounts with the
subscribers. requested to settle the same IAhE
DIATELY. either by note or otherwise.
WOODBURY. & RUSSELL.
West Concord Jan. e. 1s73. soft
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-07

The district clerks in st. JohnshurN.
,r,. requested to hand in their registers
To- the superintendent at once.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-07

Winter not only fingers in the lap
nt spring. Int seems determined to go
to sleep there like hruin for his winter
nap. Last Wednesday morning the
mercury was near 20 degrees below zero.
ln our village.
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A Concert.

A Concert.
Our village band is to give a prone
made concert at the town hall, next
Tuesday evening. March llth. We
hope they may have full house, and
that those amongst us who excuse them
selves for goidg into rough and tumble
junketings for lack of other amuse-
mentS. will improve such an occasion
as thi, concert will afford, to CRAFTY
their desires for social recreation. This
occasion may. and ought to he, one OF
profitable unhendil,g. and the out flow
of social natures.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-07

HORACE GREELEY's EsTATE.-New
York, March !. The appraisers yester-
day completed an inventory Of Horace
Grecley's property. The total availa
bile assets are computed at Sl27 $50,
embracing six Tribune shares, S54 900.
and his interest in '.What know about
Farming" The American Conflict,
and other Greeley publications, $4,000
in all. III addition there are debts
am, uniting to S79,654, embracing the
following: one promissory note of Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Jr., dated Dec. /.
lS6S, for S42 .924 note OF Samuel Sin
clair's for $1,000. The worthless notes
and paper amount to $4,000, and en-
brace shares in numerous gold, silver.
produce. homestead and other compa-
mics and in various patents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-07

Lyndon.
The winter term of the Lyndon Liter
AIRY Institution. closed on Friday last.
The examinations III the several depart
memts exhibited thoroughness on the
part Of teachers. and studiousncss and ii
desire to excel on the part of students.
The rhetorical exercises at the close OF
the examination were of fine order
some of the ladies' ESSAYS were espe-
ciallv noteworthy for their ingeniously
wrought comparisons as we'll as the
many practical truths which they con-
tanned. In this exercise the young gen
tIemen must look well to their laurels
or the ladies will bear OFF the palm.
The principal. j. 5. Brown, A. B., is