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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
UE ARE In RECEIPT OF THE
" following Fall Goods. purchased
with the view Of meeting the early Fall de-
mad.
English, American aad French Fancy
Prints;
Real Scotch uinghams.
Real Scotch Plaids.
~ French do 1g.aa .
Opera Sac Flannels:
White and Red Nannel>s
lBlack Alpacas;
Fine black Bombasines;
Satinets, Jeans Ar Cassifneres:
Pink, Blue and Buff 1Chambray; VI
zap. Bonnet and Belt Ribbons;
81 Patent Leather B It's; a
Black, Colored and Plaid Elastic Belts;
! Hoop Skirts. round bone:
Embroidered Muslin, Cambria Linen
Collars;
I Ladies' Embroidered. Hem. stitched and
Mourning Handkerchiefs; W
Gents Hem stitched Handkerchiefs:
Jaconet and Cambria Bands,
English Thread Edgings and Laces;
Real Valenciennes do
LIS Black Grape Collars
| Plain White Jaconets;
Plain and Checked Cambrics;
Velvet Ribbons, All widths.
(sepla) CoWAE, CHAPLIN & JACK.
/ 4 UST RECEIVED
81 Bonnets and sash ribbons wAite ar 1 col
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ALD WHIsKY p
~ ID Ms. uld Rye Whisky. vsry superios.
tssk recolsod ffom nslsimare.
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CUDDF, BROWN % Coz 4
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
20 Camp Street, New Orleans.
We. will furnish plantation supplies and
mako cash advances on cotton. shipped through
- WIN. mcUToiEN & CO.
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1aOUR dozen moleskin Hats New Ofleans
III md New York styles. 40
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s3s 20 doz pearlwhite, drab and black son
n 40 Hats,
20 Iaoz. pedal b'sid Isghora and Pansn'
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30 fset Gum ssean Pa l1agt asaa- I
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ROSec House, corner Of Crawford and Leyse
streens, Vicksburg.
OTsTa6lledat The shortest. notice and low.
.ss, New Orleans pfices.l ga. y ~ q =
,Address)w. F. LEWIS.
nov n n264t. BOX 225, Vicksburg, Mi.
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% OR 100 AND MORE BEHIND.
yrIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
\ Negroes for sale at oIr old stand in Vicks.
tu Z. IN
sAVr intend keeping . heavy stock and will
sci lower than you can buy the same article Of
me-. roes Of any trader. We ask of the plan
terS to call in, we can show them sight they
ha, never seen in vicksburg. We are always
ren " to trade. aud if you will call in, you can
be accommodated on the oest Of terms.
go BOLTON, DICKENS& CO. )
!, Vicksburg, Oct. 8, 1866 -4rn-
s1SAk. Lime and Plastering Hair
Thomaston Lime. Tar and Plastering
Hair. just received by
S - g. GARvIN.
Neutrality-suspicious.
WINESAnd RRANDIRS
IS 9 half.pipes old yort wine. .,st
g !" Madeira wine.
g !" = Sherrp vino,
q !" -" Otard brandy
Just received BY !.
f. s 4, HARDAWAY D WHITE.
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i A., Treasurer. ArIis a.lI
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6IEHHVE lor sale large doc Of L. b. 8
~ Shirts and 10 doz Merino under Shisisaf
on e0nslgnmsQt Which !, We cfsy for gfE S1sP "
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-27

face in his hands, and praised and blesse'
his Creator, his Preserver.
Oh !! it was the well-known bark of hi
faithful dog that he had heard above tn,
waves; in another moment the creature va
licking his pale cheek. lie was saved-h,
was saved-for his own boat had touched tn,
shore, and his own boy was in his arms II,
had been drifted to the land, and had easil,
found those who rowed hard for the chanc,
of saving his fathers lite.
Now homeward, bomeward. he exclaimed
llomewarl. homeward echoed the child ant
Neptune jumped and barked at the welcom,
sound
The fi>hermans family were still supplicat
ing Providence upon the hi;lock that over
looked the deep, when the old man started
from his knees, and exclaimed. I'VE ar.
heard there is speck upon the distant va
ters."
Where, where ?" was echoed by Nh.
group; and be pointed out what he hoped tc
be the absent boat. They eagerly strained
their eyes, but could see nothing: in a few
. minutes, however, all perceived sail: still
it was impossible to tell the direction in which
its course lay.
Then was the agony Of suspense: it con
tinued. however, but short time boa,
was evidently advancing towards the shore
in few moments they could clearly perceive
man at the bow, wavn. his hat above his
head, and soon after the well known bark of
Neptune was borne to them bv the breeze
The family rushed 10 the extremity Of the
rude pier, and the loud huzzs of the fisher
man was answered 10y the welcome. vel
come of his father. and the almost inartic
ulate thank God of his wife.
And now all was Joy and happiness in III.
cottage where :herp had been so much wretch
e'lncss the fisherman. his boy. and his dog
were safe from the perls of the great deep:
but he would return no answer to the man,
questions As to wha: had detained him 50 lone
beyond the usual hour of his return" Wait
my wife" said he. Z" until we have dressed
and refreshed ourselves. and YOU shall knoa
all but before we do either. let us bless ,o
tor his mercy. for out of great danger ha,i
he preserved me"
Never was there more sincere or NOR.
earnest prayer offered up to the Giver of al
goodness. than assembled from that hnmhl,
dwelling. And when the fisherman had to.,
his tale, bow frequently did they al, repee
the words tha. had given them so much con
>o.ation in the morning.
"Fearess let him be- whose trust is i'm hi
God -
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The London papers report that Mr.
lenny>on has a new volume nearly ready
for the pres. 1t will consist of two poems
both OF ofcon>idcrajle length and in verse. and
the sut.jcct Of each drawn from that store
house OF Arthurian romance which has al
ready afforded such rich materials to his cc
mus III the "Morte 4 Arthur" and The
Lady Of ShaIott." The story of one is the
encban'mcnt Of Meriin that of the other i,
derived from the romance OF Erie or Geraint
published by Lady Charlotte Guest in hel
edition OF the Mab.no.ion."
1Icknor & FrIls have this vclume in pres:
from the authors proofs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-27
THE DEATH OF THE OLD YEAR.
BY ALFRED TENNYSON.

Full lnee deep lie the winter snow,
And The winter winds arc wearily signing:
Toll We the church bell sad and slow,
And tread softly ana speak low,
For the old year lie, a-dying.
Old year, YOU must not die;
lou came 10 u> 50 readily.
loa lived with Us 50 steadily,
Oh! year. YOU shall not die.
He lieh still: he doth not move:
lie will not see the dawn Of day.
He hath 10 other lie above
He lave me Il friend, an! Il true, true love,
A.Id the Few Year VIII ;ake them away.
Old Year, YOU must not 90;
So long Is yon have been with us,
Such 10y a. YOU have seen with us,
Ok year, you shall not 90.
He fro'Eed his bumpers 10 the br;m:
4 jo.lier year We shall not see
But though hi, eyes are waxing dim,
Aud though his foes speak i'll Of him,
lie WAS Il friend to me-
Old Year, YOU shall not die;
We did 80 laugh and cry with you,
I've hall Il mind 10 die with YOU,
Old year, il You must die.
lie Wa full Of ioke and je>:.
But al lii- merry qu;,', are DER.
TO see him de. across the waste
III, son and heir doth ride pos. haste,
But he'll be dead before
Every one for his own.
HE night j, starry and cold, my 'rien,
And the new year, b;he ard bold. IN
Comes up 20 take his own. Iiricn,
How hard he breathee, over TIE snow
lear iu>t nGw thc Growing cock.
Tie shadows flicker 70 and fro:
ie cricket chirps: the light burns low:
lis neariy twelve O'Clock.
Shane hands before you die
Cd wear, Vel dearly rue for YOU:
What j. it we can 10 tor?
Spe,, out before YOU die,
His face i growing sharp ard thin.
Alach oirr friend j. gone.
Close up hi> ewes: te up hi> chin:
Step from the corpse. AID Ie; him in
Who stanIcth there alone,
And w.!.e,h at the door.
There, new foot on the floor, ,ulv ir!en
\ new face NJ the door.
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EOUNG AMEHICA.-A recent travele,
in America records the following anecdote
Jack" SAID man to lad ust entering hi,
teens, You fathers drowned" Darn it,
replied the young hopeful, and he's got my
knife in his pocket"
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LAWS OF VERMONT.
SESSION OF lSJS.

No. Sc An Act defining the duties Of
District Clerks.
II Is hereby encrfcd. Ac:
SEC. |. 1t shall be the duty Of tho clerk
ofear!i school d,>tric, in thi. state, to keep a
fair record of all the notes and prWee,lIngs
of school meetings in their respective dis.
trl"t>. 10 certify the same when required, to
ascertain and make a list. annually, Of the
children who shall reside in his district on
the frs, dav of January. between The ares of
four and eighteen wears, with the names of
the heads Of families, and the number of
children in each, and return the same to the
town clerk his ccrtitira!e ot the nu..brr of
weeks, III which school shall ha,- been
kept in such district during the pee, ruinr
wear. and the town clerk shall make true
record OF all such returns
So. . Sections twent, seven ard iwen-
ty-n.nc of chapter twcnt, OF ,hr cr.nii.d
statute. are hereby repeated.
SEC. ). This act shall take ELECT from il,
passage.
Approved, November IL. 1856.
No. 3.-An Act in addition 10 sn Act Az.
proved November IA. 1854. relating &c
Treasurers in School Districts
II is hcreby enacted. SC:
SIC. |. That hereafter all school distric,
tax bills shall be made PAYABLE to the treasu
rer, aud the sclectmen upon making d,vi,
ion of the public money. shall make III. or
der. for the same PAYABLE to the treasurer.
in the several school districts. and the pru
dental committees OF the sev-ra, schuo
districts shall draw orders for all sums du,
from said districts upon the respective treas
urers thereof.
SIC. 2. This act shall bc so construed a.
to require of any school district which ha
not eclcted treasurer for the current YEA
TO elect such aiiicc- until the next annra
meeting OF such district
! Approved, November 18th, 1886.
No. 3s.-AN ACT in Addition to Sectio,
Twelve Of Chapter Twenty of the Compi
led Statutes. Rcla,ing to Schools.
II rs heroiy enacted. &c, us tolio'cs:
SIC. l. II any prudential committee. II
any school district in this state, shall paw ou
the money, Of said district to any tearhel
tucTcIns VIII IhS HOt
certificate Of qualification from the town su
perintendent in such town. from the supcr
intendent of some other town in the same
county, such committee shall lie liable to sucl
district for all such moneys 50 10y him OF
them paid, to be recovered in All action on
the case. prosecuted in the name Of such dis
trict and it is hereby made the duty of the
selectmen of the town wherein such ds,ric,
is situated, TO prosecute all such actions Il
effect at the expense OF and in the name and
for the benefit Of such district.
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, November 10th, 1856
No. 39.-AN ACT for the Preservation of
Town Records
Il IS hcrebg enactea. &c, as toilows:
SEC. l. Whenever anv town in this State
shall vote to have copied anv OF its official
records, or any original paper in its town
clerks office. the town clerk OF such town is
hereby authorized, under the direction of
the selectmen thereof, to correctly tran>cribe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-27

De Quincy says. ''it once man indulg-
cS himself IN murder. very soon he thinks lit
tie OF rohbins; and from robbing he comes
next 10 d mixing. and from that TO inci,ilitv
aLd rrocra>tlnation."
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horses are always among the first victims OF
disease, and when attacked, their treatment
is embarrassing and unsatisfactory.

MINCE-PIES WITHOUT ArPLEs.-NIany
will be deprived of their favorite mince pies
this season by the scarcity of apples. A cor
respondent has found a substitute. by using
for the apples crackers and tartaric acid. as
IN making the cracker picy.and finds it to an
swer the purpose admirably, SO that few can
tell the difference.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-27

The man who is without an idea, gener
ally has the greatest idea of himself.
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ST. ALHANS DIARIES Station Agent
at ST. Aihan>, VI, communicates to the Mes
senger a statement Of the butter and cheese
received for export at that station durin. thc
eight months ending Dec |, 1876. The but
ter amounts to l.SSs,793 pounds. worth, at
the average price Of 90 cents, the snug sum
of s377,73s.
The amount Of cheese is POS. GA pounds,
and the average price beir. about 81 cents
would make the sum Of SlO2,732 10. OF
the above amount OF cheese A. G.. Sou,e
Esq, has sent jl7,72S pounds.
Here is sum total OF SiS ,.4o0 10 realiz.
ed from IA single branch OF conntry produce
Franklin county is not behind hand, either
in other departments
HORSES SHOULD BE EXERCISED DAI-
LY.-llorscs require daily exercise in the o.
pen air. and can no more be expected to ex-
Ist without it than their owners. Exercise is
on uttdt ttdtuTc Ill SIdDtc MANAGEMENT,
and like well opporuned food tends alike to
preserve the health OF the horses. Daily ex-
ercl>e is necessar. for all torses. unless they
are sick /; 1t assists and promotes free circu-
lafion of blood. determines morbifc matter to
the >.r!ace, develops the muscular structure,
creates an appetite. improves the wind, and
finally. Invisorates the whole system We
cannot expect much of horse that has not
been habituatcd to sufficient daily exercise
while such as lave been ,laily exercised, and
we'll managed, are caIatIe not only of great
ex"r'ion and fat;yuc, bu, are really and will
ing to do our bidding at any season. When
an animal is ovtrworked, it renders the sys
TEN very susceptible TO what morbid infu-
ences may be present, and impart> to the dis
ease they may labor under, an unusual de-
gree Of severity. The exhaustion produced
by want of rest is equally dangerous such
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-27

No. AN ACT in Amendment Of Sec.
ton Thirty Three Of Chapter One Hun
d;ed aud Four Of the Compiled Statutes
in Relation to Damages 70 Private Proper
ty.
X is a,rc1v sncricd g. d. RS foilo.r>:
Src- I. Serfinn finrfr-three OF chapter
one hundred and four of the corn,;l.. statutes
IS 80 amended rs 10 read as follows: If anv
person s,:all willtullv and nia!irinnsly break
any window or deer in any S'a'e luu>e,
Court House. Arad-u.y. or other puii,c
building. or iii anv harm. She. cut house,
store. bank. shop, mill. or factory. he shall be
punished by fine not excee,li,. twenty dol
lsr- or by inrrisonncnt in the County iail
not excecdin. ninety DAYS. or l.oh of said
pun,>hnent> N the discretion of .he court.
Approved, November l4th, l-5j.
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records and panprs

records and papers
SEC. 2. When any original record or r-.
per IN any town clerks office shall be de-
stroved by fire. or otherwise. or be- lost. or
become SO deface'l as to become iIlesiblr the
recorded copies thereof, made and certified
as aforesaid. shall have all the validity and
force OF, and be kept and treated as, original
records and papers,
SIC B. Copies OF sar! transcript records
property certified hv the town clerk, in whose
office the same remain. NAV te used in anv
court in this State. for all purposes for which
copies u fh" original reeor,! or i.a,~r 50 !o.t
DESTROYED or d-f,ced. might Lave been used
SEC. 4. THIS act shall take effect irou its
passage.
Approved, October 3,st. lS56
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-27

MISTAKES OF TIE PREss.-We saw re-
Gently very Odd name in newspaper par
acraph. ], was Lewis Cart horse, and our
surprise may be imagined when we learned
from the context that it ought to have been
printed Louis Qnatorxe = Next to .repul-
sing an enemy with considerable loughter,'
We DO not know OF more lauShable conse-
quence Of the omission of letter than the
following. In temperance story one gen.
tlcman invited a young bachelor friend to
drink, and he. being Son OF Temperance
rather Indignantly replies, NO, Sir. have
vowed never to take a single lass"
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tell the difference
The NEW SUGAR CANE-At a recent
meeting OF the Massachusetts State Board Of
Agriculture. on motion of B. p Poore. ESD,
IT was voted that the committee of the Board
recommend a series of experiments on the
Chinese Sugar Cane the coming wear. 1t
was remarked bv Colonel Wilder that this
sugar cane, which is now attracting so much
attention in all parts Of the country, will. TO-
nether with other scccLarine productions
soon to be experimental upon, effect revo-
luton in the sugar interests of the country
Stove lustre when mixed with turrentinc
and applied in the usual manner. is blackcr
more glossy and durable. than if put en- with
any other liquid. The turpentine prevents
ru>t-and when pat or an old rusty stove.
will make it look as well as new The odor
OF the turrentnc passes off quickly.
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY.-The fifth annual meeting Of tie
(niiel States Agricultura! Society will be
held at the rooms of the Smithsonian InS;i-
tuton. in the CIT, Of Washington, January
lith. 1851. important business will come
before the meeting \ lecture will be de-
iivered on the application OF Science to Agri-
culture. hy Professor Henry, of the Smith
Sonan Institution. Another lecture on the
Grasses OF the United States, will bc given
by Charles l. Flint, Esq. Secretary OF tn,
Massar huSpt;s State Board of Agriculture
Tie various A.r.cultural So,.ties Of III.
United States are requested to send DELEGATE,
TO the meeting, and all gentlemen who ar,
interested in the welfare of Ataerican arri
culture. who would promote a more cordla
spirit of intercourse between The farmers III
different portions cf our land. are invited tc
be present.
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What did Adam and Eve do whom they
were expelled from Eden They rais'd
Cain.
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Approved, October 3lst, 1856.
No. 4o.-AN ACT Authorizing the Ap-
uOintment of Sm,.ial Cop.,ahjrs

/
rs tcreby enacted Ar, as tolirrs:
SEC. 1. Whenever. in the opinion of the
selectmen of anv town. it shall be necessary
to appoint special constahles in such town for
the preservation of peace and good order
therein. such seectmen shall have power. bv
writing under their hand. TO appoint such
special constahles As they shall deem neres-
sary. who shall hol.. their offices for the
space ot ten days next after their appoint
menf, unless sooner discharged by the Sc
lertmen.
SEr- , Said special con.tabes shall have
ali the powers of the regular constable %. such
town. Tor police purposes, and shall be sub
jert Ia the sam. liabilities
SEC. ;. Such SPECIAL rons.ables before
entering upon the i,:'ies of their ofii,,. shall
be sworn TO the faithful discharge of the
same
SIC. 1. The sele,:men shall cause 90 he
recorded in the town r.erh's Office eve-ysurh
appointment and dis h,rce under this act,
and also the oath OF o.lir- Of .u,h constable
and certified COP OF sn,h record shall ,c
evidence OF surh appointment. cath and dis
charge. in all the Counties of thi, State
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect from
its passage
Approved. November 18Th. 1886
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No. 39.-AE ACT for the Preservation of
Town Records.

II IS heretg enacted. &c, as follows:
SEC. l. Whenever anv town In this State
shall vote to have copied anv OF its official
records, or any original paper in its town
clerk 3 office. the town clerk OF such town is
hereby authorized, under the direction of
the selectmen thereof, to correctly tran>cribe
all such records and original papers int, a
record book. to BE- kept in SAID town clerks
office. for shat purpose and to certify SAID
transcripts to t~ true copies Of raid original
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-27
No. 43.-AN ACT Relating 10 Auc,;opeer.

No. 4".-AN AZ L k-iatinC TO Aur,ioneers
II IS herbY enacted. &c. as toHnrs:
SIC. l. The seicctmrn of anv town mav,
by writing under their hands. license for The
term Of one !ea-.or for a less period. one o.
more persons TO tie auctioneer> in the same,
and each person receiving such ;ircnse. shall
1,av to thr .efertmen, for the use oi snrh
town. not le,s than one dollar nor more than
one hundred an'i fifty do'ars. provided the
.ri"c:men NAV AT AIRY time revoke anv H.
cen>e 50 GRANTED WHEN in their Judgment the
public good mav require.
! SIC. 2. The sei.cfmen shall record eve
rv license so granted in book to he kept bv
them tor that purpose.
SIC. 3. If ary person not having lirense
therefore in force ia anv town shall sell or
offer fer sale by auction. IN such town. anv
goods or cha'tcls. such person shall be deem
ed guilty o. a msdemeanor and shall forfeit
and pay to the treasurer OF The State. a sum
not excee'lin. hundred dollars nor les.
than t"n dollar, fo- each oa,.nce. rrovid, a
that nothinC IN this act shall extend TO sales
at auction of property Owned hy citizens OF
such :Own. or 10 sales made w sberiffs, dep.
utv sherif's. 0nstab,es, collector of taxes,
executors. administrators, guardians, or anr
other person required Dy Law to sell anv real
or personal estate bv public au"tion. or 10
sales by licensed pedlcrs in the open street.
on public commons or fair grounds.
! SIC. 4. so much of chapter seventy
eight OF the compiled statutes. as is inronsis-
tent with the provisions Of this act is hereby
repealed.
SEC 5. This Act shall take effect from lis
passage.
Approved, November Is, 1856.
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No. 44-AN ACT in Addition 10 Ci.a,..er
Eighty v-Five Of the Compiled Statutes. En-
titled Societies for the Support of ,h..
Gospel and Literary and Other Associa-
tons.
IL is hereby enacted, &c as foliors:
SIC 1. The provisions of Chapter Eighty
Five Of the Compiled Statutes. relating 10
associations for the support Of the Gospel and
tor other purposes. shall be so construed. a.
to embrace associations already formed agree
ably to the provisions of said chapter. or
which NAV hereafter be formed. tor ,h. ur
pose Of establishing and sustaining lifrarie.
tor Sabbath schools. district schools. and for
the use Of pastors and ministers of the Cos.
pei, and for any purpose Of intsllectsal or