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Railroad.
(schedule of April 20, 1871
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Way reight....".".":...,9OO p. NJ
JAS. C. CLARKE, General Manager,
w. p. MCKINLEY Division Sup't.
II CHANDLER General Passenger Agent.
IoHN A. WEBB, Local Agent.
VIcksburg and Meridian Railroad.
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no,Sa WEsT-Leaves Meridian. ..............820 p. NJ.
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p. NJ, and leaves $40 Pm.
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A. M and leaves f:3b p. NJ.
f. r. RAWORTII, Gen'l Sup't.
rEo LAWRENCE, Assistant Sup't.
INo w. CLINaAN, Local Agent.
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Sep 20-it.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
TT THE ART GALLERY s45 BROADWAY,
opposite Waack's Theatre,
on FREQ exhibition, day and evening"
part second OF the Raymond Collection
Japanese and Chinese Objects Curios
Just received steamer City Of Pekin intending
many ancient and modern specimens of great artistic
mort rarity particularly attractive In Gems and Cab
met pieces.
The whole to be sold at auction without lin.
itation together with
unique collection Of Tcapots
and numerous articles suitable tor the holidays
THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS NEXT,
at o'clock
Descriptive cstslogucs mailed free to any address.
THOMAS Il. KIRBY. Auctioneer,
S15 Broadway.
A UCTlQN -IAPORT AUCTION
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by soldiers and by priests-the soldiers
vested with sacerdotal character be-
cause full of faith priests with mar
tial courage that not only fears no mar
tyrdem, but courts it. And the spirit
of the soldier and the priest guided the
hand that wrote that prayer. ....
But, dear brethren, one last word and
that is all. have spoken of the sorrow
of many nations and the sorrow of Eng
land, of her Queen, of her princes and
princesses, and of her people. There
is one sorrow left. And yet do not
know how to speak of it. What a
morning in life it was when that beau
tltul youth entered into this world !!
What mothe's joy what a reverential
Joy when the vicar of Jesus Christ took
him for his foster son ! What a Joy in
bis growing boyhood, what happiness,
what sweetness Ifever son was worthy
OF mothers love, it was he. And if
ever mother loved a son as an only son
can be loved, it was she. What des-
lation now The solitary home. All
alone. Yet not alone. For they who
believe are never lonely. They have
come unto ''Mt. Sion and the city of
the living Cod" to the innumera BILE
company of angels, to the church of the
hrstborn written in heaven, to God, the
Judge of all, to the spirits of the Just
made perfect, to the great crowd of
witnesses round about them. The com
munion of saints in their home and
their dwelling-place,a and as that mother
who when her own Son was III the
grave looked on with certain confidence
to the glory of the resurrection, to the
future recognition of personal identity
restored bonds of mother and of Son in
all the perfection of maternal and filial
love glorifed in eternity, SO God tells
us now. And this will be her consola-
ton. And in the light of that glory
the words will unfold themselves in let
ters of light, and will need no interpre-
tation. "What do thou knowest not
now, but thou shalt know hereafter"
1t is but little while. The words that
Jesus spoke are spoken again. ga lit
tie while, and you shall not see me !;
and again, a little while, and you shall
see me, because l go to my Father"
And what is the longest life of waiting
but little while at last ?
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08
st. Johnsbury Church Directory.

ADyENT-Paddock Village. Elder l.. e. n Mrs.
Mcknstry, Pastors. sabbath Services at 1880 Il.
M. Ids and 6:30 p. III. sabbath School IL III.
Prayer Meetings at 1870 p. m. Sunday Tuesday and
Friday evenings.
REFORMED Recommendations Hall, Rail
road street ". X, Laird, supply. sabbath ser
vices-Preaching at 1880 IA. m and 300 p. III. Sab
bath School at 200 p. M. Wednesday evening
prayer meeting at 1880 o'clock.
BArTlsl-Railroad Street, Corner Maple. Rev.
L, T. Sanford, Pastor. Preaching 1850 A. M. 5.
School II M, prayer meeting 6:5O. Prayer meet
ngs "Wednesday evening ut 1880
FREE BArTsI-Aiain Street. Corner Prospect,
Rev. T.. 5. Frost, Pastor. Residence AT Z. T. Brig
hams Spring st. sabbath services at 1880 4. Nj.
and O;:iO r. Nj. sabbath School al 1900 Nj. W ed
nesday evening prayer meeting at 1870
CuURCH OF THE MEssIAH-t Universalist). East
ern avenue, corner cherry street. Rev. B. Nj. Ill
lOtsOn, Pastor. sabbath services at l:45 and 6:3O
p. NJ. Sabbath SCnOOl at II Nj. Wednesday even
ing prayer meeting at 1870.
METHuDIsT-Central street. Rev. f. S Locke,
Pastor. Residence head of Summer Street.
sabbath services at 1880 a. M, and $50 l.. Nj.
sabbath School at 1900 NJ. Wednesday evening
meeting at 1880.
NuErH CoNGREGATIoNAL-Main street, corner
Church. Rev. Henry W. Jones Pastor. Sabbath
services at 1890 A. NJ. and $3.50 z. NJ. Sabbath
School at Ids P. M. Wednesday evening meeting
at 1880.
Sourn CoNGREGATIoNAL-Aia street. Rev
Edward T. Fairbanks, Pastor. sabbath services
at 1880 A. NJ. and $3.50 z. Nj. Sabbath School a;
1900 M. Wednesday evening meeting at 1880.
ST. ANDREws-(Episcopal,' Main street, Rev.
n. +. Putnam, Rector. Services Sundays at
1890 a. m and p. III. Holy days and Fridays AT
a. III. Wednesdays at 1870 p. IN. Sunday School
at $3.50 p.
ROMAN CATHOLIC Cherry Street. Rev. j. A.
BOissOnnault, Parish Priest. Mass and 10 a. ;
VespeIs and BenedictiOn at p. m. On the
second Sunday of the month, service at $50 a. M,
and p. m. At Lyndonville same day at 1880 a. M
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08
VOLUME 42---NUMBER 2193.

were a couple of frolicsome youths,
ready for any sort of mischief. Bed
time came, and all hands retired. But
the husband could not sleep. Whether
it was because the motion of the cars,
the noise, or the novelty of the situa-
tiOn, he could not tell, but, try as he
would, he could not sleep. At length
it occurred to him that he was thirsty.
The more he thought of it, the more
thirsty he got. So he called the porter,
who brought the ladder, and helped
him down. Now, while he was gone
for the water, one of the "boys" step
ped out of bed and shifted the ladder
so that it rested against the berth in
which the ancient maiden was sleeping,
and then returned to his bed to note
the result. In moment or two the
husband returned, and crept quietly up
the steps, anxious to make as little noise
as possible SO as not to waken his wife.
The occupant of the berth, thus rudely
intruded upon, awoke with start, and
screamed. The husband, suppesing it
to be his easily frightened wife, tried to
reassure her, and said, ''It is only me-"
"Only you, you old scoundrel," said the
venerable maiden, ''Tll teach you a
iOoSOh, dhu Will IHdU Suc ScIZtu
by the hair of his head and screamed
for help. Then he howled with pain.
Then his wife, awakened by the noise,
discovered where her husband was, and
raised her voice in lamentation, heap
ing reproaches upon her faithless
spouse. Then the passengers all got
up, and demanded an explanation of
the cOmmOtion, and foremost among
.
Then the husband, covered with con-
fusion, and utterly unable to account
for what he had done, climbed down
from his perch, and skunk away to bed,
where he was soundly lectured for his
faithlessness. Altogether it was most
uncomfortable though ludicrous stu
alton, and the glances of defiance that
were exchanged between the wife and
the old maid all through the next day
were a study. The cause of all the
trouble leaked out, but it never reached
the ears of those chiefly affected by it.
-Boston Transcript CauSerie.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08

McCraw, after brief season of sulky
absence, yiled to Laura's gentle civility
and evident remOrse at having offended
MIN. He was not gentlemanly enough
TO perceive that, being lady, she was
panied to have wounded his feelings,
and was toe simple, besides, to know
that any attempt at reparation would
De treated as repentance. He took the
role of an injured person, led Laura on
TO endeavors at appeasing and concili-
atlng him, and, when friendly relations
were at last re-established, persisted in
airs of de haut en- 6as towards her that
enraged Sally. -..
well, dear Laura, so you mean to
marry Andrew McCraw, after all ?" she
SAID, with great sweetness, one day,
When Laura came back from botanical
excursion under his direction.
"How dare you say that ?" retorted
the angry Laura, reused for once.
"How dare you encourage him 2" re-
piled Sally, coolly. ...
Il don't. A man don't want to be
refused more than twice.
"YOu don't think he has been refused
do you, my dear2 He thinks even now
that you are trying to draw him on
again.
'Sally, you are too bad"
"Laura, you are too hOpelessly alb
surd"
But Sally's case was proved, as she
had triumphant evidence within the
third month after this sharp skirmish,
finding Laura in tears over note re-
newing Mr.. CcCraw's offer i'm set terms,
but adding that he should not, after
previous experience, have tried his fate
again, but unmistakable encourage
ment, even invitation, she had given
him of late really obliged him to do so.
Sally raved and Laura cried, but
cOunsels of sense prevailed at last. No
notice whatever was taken of this i'm
pertinence, and the answer sent was
the simplest and severest negative.
~ think you will shut the door after
you this time," said Sally; "but you'd
better lock it too, my dear.n
Yet she might have spared Laura,
for she had learned this lesson by heart.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08

unduly taxed. All will come out right
after awhile, and your daughter will be
your hearts delight but she will be
| the sooner so, if you exercise patience
towards her at this crisis of her life.
We are too forgetful, as well as too
ignorant, of the processes by which
children are led onward to maturity,
and sometimes we rebuke with bitter
ness where we should instead fold our
arms about the wayward one, and win
penitence by love.
The big clumsy lad, who upsets his
| tea-cup, and steps on his sisters dress,
and knocks his head against the door,
when another person would have open
ed it gracefully, needs mother petting
and caressing, far more than he needed
it when he was a babe. Then, he re-
ceived kisses without stint, and was the
sovereign of the circle. The fondness
which hallOwed the cradle, the soft
compassion which was so ready in those
days, is still in the soul of the mother,
but she is often afraid to give it ex-
preston. The reserve which grad
ually builds itself, till it becomes a
wall, between parents and children,
is always to be deplOred. 1t is fire.
quently one of the intangible causes,
which keep children from coming to
the Divine Love. A young man or
woman shall be willing to speak to any
one rather than to mother, of the
things which concern the spiritual life.
Somewhere, away back in the earlier
years, there was an hour when the first
stone of separation was laid, and the
first chill of misunderstanding crept
a fI.n fxrr4 ri, l.,
so near and dear.
Baby ways are beautiful. The baby
bud is very fair. But you would not
want the baby to stay in this world,
without growth or development. What
sort of man or woman shall this little
one be in the future? Strong or weak,
full or empty, large and liberal, or
small and churlish, a friend or an alien ?
Under God, the answer to this, rests
mainly with fathers and mothers. There
cannot be too much love and patience,
blent with authority, in the training of
the elder children.-COngregationai8t.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
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III. Close $50
Boston through mail. Arrive lao a m. Close
500 III.
New York and the West. Arrive 2.25 and IL 2s
a III, SIS IN. Close s45 III and 500 I'm.
Newport and the north Arrive 9.2O a III. Close
4.3O IN.
Portland and the east. Arrive 11.2O IN. Close
l1.00 N.
Swanton and intermediate Offices Arrive 200 p
III. Close 1.30 m.
Waterford. Arrive $50 a m. Close 445pm
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9.20 IN. Close 4.3O pm.
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Just a Few Words.
just few words, but they blinded
The brightness all out of a day;
just few words, but they lifted

just few words, but they blinded
The brightness all out of day;
just few words, but they lifted
The shadows and cast them away
Oh the pain of the wounds,
Of the harden'd words sting;
Oh the balm and the brightness
That kind ones will bring.
Only frown, but it dampen'd
The cheer of dear little heart;
Only a smile, but its sweetness
Check'd tears that were ready to start,
Sullen frowns-how they chill,
Happy smiles-how they lure
One to smile, one to raise,
One to kill, one to cure.
Oh that the rules of our living
More like to the golden would be
Much oh ! so much more of sunshine
Would go out from you and me.
Less profession, more truth
In our everyday life,
More Justice, then surely,
Lighter hearts and less strife.
For better and kinder we all mean to be,
But there's lack in the thinking of both you an
me.
-GeorgiGna Nourse in Transcript.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08
A contretemps of the Sleeping Car.

1t was in Pullman ''sleeper" be-
tween Albany and Buffalo. Among
the passengers were a middle-aged
couple, evidently on their first journey.
and sour-faced old maid, rather desic.
Gated in her general effect, who was
travelling alone. The couple had an
upper berth, and the 'Fmaiden well
stricken in years" the upper berth in
the adjoining section. In the same car
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Richland beacon., 1879-12-20

Il. +. ''Iy STATE Of Louisiana,
y. So fr> rau,h Of Richland.
| ". Choat. Parish Court.
b, virtue 49, an alias writ of f. ia. issued
from the ii"roahc Parish Court in and
o.. the Parish ct Highland, State of Louisiana.
IN IA" r3Oye cu;fi-i -".,.' ------4'-----. --ni'
'n' '' me directed. have seized and will oiT,r
=" safe, ~ thr door Of III" Court House. IN ,he
70" IA oi hayrI.ie, >ai! Parish Of Richlnnd. ON
saturday, the l7th DAY of January, 1880.
at p"h1ic auction, 10 the last and hirhes, Ind.
der, the following described real e.,ste 10.
VII.
The south half Of north cas-, Quarter md
H""i'''rast quarter Of southwest quarter. and
northeast quarter OF souiI>west quarter. and
h"'th>"esi quarter OF sou'h quarter, AMI
n"rtH east quarter Of northwest quarter. and
east Lai 1T i.'r'h-Wr>t quarter Of north cast
I'"''er OF Section %, Township Il North.
I'"''-e t.aSt, c"i.tai.Iing TWO hundred and
-iN'Y 'cf-, cd i1nI more or less Seized n,
'le properly Of y Cnoar. and will be sold
To sai-iy saIi wii, and an costs.
Terms Of ~2lt-cash, with the benefit of
al y'd's".nrut
LEN SCOTT, Sheriff
>herih ; Ohre. kay,i!lc La,
December 9th. IS1y-.t
Richland beacon., 1879-12-20
Sheritf'S Sale.

40 3s1. \. Parish -, R,chI,n-,
John J. Bailey l!th pi,,ric, Cour,.
by virtue 81 a writ OF FL Ia. issued
FROM thu fioui. III Dist Court. in and for the
PA9ish If khchlaud, St,rc of Louisiana, IN the
above emitted ant numbered suit. AMI TO mo
dIrrc."d, have scil"d aud will offer to- sale
at ia" do"r "i The court house III the town Of
Kay '...' SAID Parish and STATE, on
'>dturcidy. III: 3id day Of Jany., 1880,
10 he last and highest bidder, the following
described property, To- wit
y certain track of land constructing At the
""rln wet conner 81 the ,e,urh east quarter,
'rc'"n IA, township eirh'e"n north, range
ten ve-t, aud tuuniu. souik four hundred and
i'riy yar', . tL" b,unJaty line between the
ifuts OF. Nir- Julia \. Holy and the SAID Mrs.
Lama l. Del rance. ueuce east eight hundred
and r4ahty yarl- To- hie bands Of Mrs julia A.
Holy, thence uorih To the boundary line bs.
tween ~" said ar> Laura l.. Defiance and
:i.,pu lay o. dieuce north west To the place
a fractional part "i rh~ nor'h halt of the south
east quaf~r, section TX, wn,hip eighteen
north Of range 10. H. ca,i, situated IN the
PARISH II ElcIiand. state AFORESAID. Seized
a, I5r properly al John J. Bailey and will he
sold 10 ,au-iy sand Nj, 81 ii IA and all costs.
irIu. 81 >ale--cd-h, with the beneti, Of
'ipl-iscmcn,
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff
Nherill's Office. ReYvaIr, In.
Richland beacon., 1879-12-20
MISSING IILOT D3hT.
4 Small Craft Adr,f. in the Cu,T

On Friday, December II. at 1 4.
NJ, a pilot boat. which was in tow of
the steamship New Orleans. inward
bound, was missed on arriving at the
jcttics. The boats name was Lone
Star; had the figure : branded on her
bow her name Lone Star. Il. Fran.
els, painted on her blackboard. She
was twenty feet long, painted white.
Masters Of outward bound vessels
viii perhaps save life by keeping
sharp ,Ookou, for the missing craft.
She was taken in tow about one
half nile from lie mouth of the ietries
\ strong north east wind prevailed at
The tlme, sea rCnlias nigh. The fol-
owing named n,cn were in the boat.
Morgan Higgins, ToGey Miller, Loui,
Nicholas and - Eastman. Moth.
Ing has been seen or heard Of the men
or the boat since. There was neither
water or provisions on board.
Richland beacon., 1879-12-20
Shooting.

On Thursday night Mr. Gcor-e Gibson.
"no resides near Copenhagen IN this par..h
was Sho' hy some unknown pcrson ,,h;,o
crossing the fence at his own house. Mr.
"inSon had Just reached home when Tie shoot
i"S took place. The assassin emptied bmb
barrels ct shot gun, loaded with buck>sbo,
MO hi back.
he wounded man sent tn Columbia for
medical assistance, bu, uei,I,er Of ,b. doc,o,.
could attend. We have bean unable 10 Mn
tam further particulars up 10 the time of poin,
To press -Coiunibia Herald. IL
Richland beacon., 1879-12-20

We learn from Mr. Neal. that a few
days since he telcsrapbcd to Shreve.
port for five hundred dollars, and the
money Was handed to Moses Smith in
The evening, the stage leaving in the
morning. During the night the money
was lost. This is painful matter to
our citizens. Mr.. Smith has lived
here many years. has a family. and
mas always borne a good character
We 60 not deny tba, be acted with
great ,areleSSncss and imprudencc.
but we 10 not think Mr.. Neal or any
one charges him with criminal intent.
D,morrlv.
Richland beacon., 1879-12-20
The Cotton PLANTERS Association

ia another place in this paper will
be found The proct edings Of a meeting
of the Mississippi Valley Cotton Plan
ters' \ ssOciatiOn, held in Eichsburg
on Friday, December l2A, which Ne
publish for the information Of our
readers and with view To iniucnc-
ing the people Of our parish to take
more interest in the objects aud pur-
poses Of this organization. We are
fully persuaded that if they would the
result would soon he seen and felt
throughout our parish. in the general
improvement = our farms and stock,
the arrival of immigrants aud adj
vancement and progress in every in
dustrial and business department Of
the parish, aud the introduction and
successful operation Of new branches
OF industry.
/, would lie much better. ~ doubt,
if our planters would give more Of
their attention to the consideration Of
the Important subjects y AicA tits a.
ISOLATION proposes to investigate and
discuss and the objects it aims to pro
mote. There is little doubt that grca,
benefit is to be derived both to the
community and to individual members
Of this organization from its laborS
and We would, therefore, like to SEE
all Of our entcrprising and progressive
planters become members Of the ASSOC
citation Subscribe for the Planters
Journal, at any rate. You can see
posters about Rayvlle
\ great deal more can be accom-
plisbed in any undertaking by com
bined aud organized action than bv
individual aud Jisorganizcd effort.
We are all interested in the objects
this association aims to promote and
why not unite with its founders and by
cooperative and continual action ac-
complish those objects, and thus place
our section upon the Lish road 10
prosperity?
Richland beacon., 1879-12-20
n0NES FOR THE HOMELESS.
Great Bargains i. Land.

NNlE FOLLOWING LANDS. compr,in,
Il Subdivisions at thc tfact known a. the
"btfelt PianIaIion.' and h-rctai1r,. owned
by Mrs. J"o. VI. G~in and Ira Bariirh. and
ti'a'ed "a k.-h.and Parish. from 3 to nn,Ir,
>"u'h "i h'yvIlie. viii Ice sold al public an:
'I"n, 10 ii't ia-i and highest Lid,Icr, conn.cnc.
my az | nr ok i VI Nm IN.
Richland beacon., 1879-12-20

A London telegram .ffosion OF
says; An accidoccurred in Vel.
BLASTING "a salt mines at Schw ibizcb
hel, Wurtemberg, by which twelve
liners were killed and eight injured
OF whom two only are expected to
recover. The disaster was made
worse by an attempt of the miners in
panic to open the door outward in
stead OF inward, thus preventing aid
from = reaching them before they had
fallen unconscious from the effects Of
the gas.
Richland beacon., 1879-12-20
Three hundred and thirty-threc
German emigraEts for Texas arrived
IN New Orleans last Monday.
s.Ss

GA Nedlr: day morning last pa;sv
Adams, golorcI woman living Oh III.
Ii. y. blanks Paris Pllutation. YVES
accidentally shot il the Abdomen "
laham jacobs, colorcl. lsham was
iooIns with L pistol, only one cham
Ter o! which was loaded, when it &C.
ciccnia!ly exploded, wounding the
woman as stated. The wound /, a
serious one and may prove fatal
COi0Mbia MraLI