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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-26
Gfnsral auisftllaau.
IIlOndin'> Last Feat.

At Jones's Wood, yesterday, NJ. Blondin
performed what is perhaps the most danger
Gus Of all his break neck acts, the stilt prom
enade. Not content with an elevation above
the common herd of go feet, at which lofty
level his rope is strung, he must needs take
Yesterday unto himself a new altitude, and
perform his perilous promenade on stilts.-
The impatient peopl lie sulkiiy waited an hour
or so beyond the appointed time, the cold
Autumn wind being gustily obtrusive all the
while, and The band discoursing strangS,
mournful melodies, expressive of an intense
desire for something hot wherewith to COM
fort the inner individual, and Of desparing
conviction that they shouldn't get it. At
last, in heightened gap between the Mar
seillaise and Yankee Doodle, the little great
man appeared, driven in triumphal state in
an open carriage. He assembled the taller
mast, ard walked gaily over the hempen
course, this preliminary journey occupying
Just five minutes. He then prepared to don
the Suits, which are about three feet high,
each having three long iron prongs on the
bottom, which is to prevent the foothold from
slipping, consummation not devoutly to be
, wished, at that particular elevation. lie
started cautiously and picked his way with
great care, experiencing occasional difficulty
when he encountered an obnoxious guy-ine
but otherwise seeming as completely master
of his position as though he had only hinge
whetlbarrow to trundlc, Or moderate sizec
man on his back, or scme trife ofthat agree
able sort. He performed the journey of l POO
feet in precisely nineteen minutes, without
slip or tumble, and then singing his stills te
lis shoulder, he trotted back over the line a
quick pace amid the cheers of the crowd
This is the most perilous as we'll as the mos
effective performance he has yet siven.-A
| \. Tribune.
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IIISnAY. Oct. lG

TUESDAY. Oct. 10.
SENATE-Player by the Chaplain.
Bill introduced and referred.-Bv Senator
Fish, relating to pounds and esirays; TO the
committee on printing.
\ message from the House announced lis
readiness to proceed TO the election of |. ).
Senator whereupon. on motion of Senator
Woodbridge. the secretary of the Senate was
directed to in.orm the House OF Representa-
tives by message that the Senate are now
ready on their part to proceed to the election
of L. S. Senator.
The President appointed as telers Sena-
tors Needham and Beatte, who reported
Whole number Of votes. 2S
Necessary for choice, Ii
Jacob tullamer had -
Paul Dillingham;
In accordance with 4 resolution bv Sena
tor Woodbridge and message from the
House to that effect, the Senate then repaired
to the hail Of House of Representatives 10
complete the election in joint assembly.
HOUsE-Prayer by Rev. +. Brown.
The Speaker announced the following
standing committees:
On Revision.-C of Iydepark, Baker
of Enosburgh, Dale of Guildhall
On Ways and Means.-Denison of Roy
alton, Wright of Cas;leton, Noyes of Burling
ton, Moulton of St. Johnsbury, Thomas of
West Fairlce.
! On Education.-Miler of Pomfret, Eaton
! of Warren, Tabor of Concord, Gray OF Gov
entry, S,ebbins of Brookline.
Nh Field of NeNiane offered resolution
instructing the Clerk to inform the Senate
that the House is ready to proceed to the
election of |. 5. Senator.
/ The House proceeded to ballot for Senator.
Mr.. Field of Ncwfane nominated Hon. Jacob
Collamer of Woodstock. Mr.. Thomas of
West Fairlee nominated Hon. Paul DiIling-
ham of Waterbury, The Chair appointed
Messrs Field of Newfane, and Thomas of
Wes, Fairlee tellers. The ballot resulted as
follows:
Whole number Of votes, 222
/ Necessary to choice, ll2
Jacob Collamer, 1913
Paul Dillingham;, "a
Hon Jacob Collamer was declared elected
On the :,art CT the House.
The Senate then came in and a JOINT as
sembly was formed to complete the election
} From the reading of the journals Of the
: House and the Senate, it appeared that both
, Houses had made choice of Hon. Jacot
CoIlam-r for l. S. Senator for six years from
> the 4th of March next; when he was declared
to be duly elected. The joint assembly wa:
then dissolved, and the Senate withdrew.
2 Bills introduced and ceterred.-By Mr.
| Gleed of Morristown, to annex part of tht
town of Elmore to Morristown; by Mr. Har
, rington of Weybri;Se, to establish the lines
: between the towns of Addison and Wey
, bridge; by Mr. Tabor of Concord, to anne,
e Concord to the county of Caledonia and pro
bate district thereof; severally referred to tn
2 committee on town l:Ees.
.. Petition Reterred.-By Nj, Tabor Of Con
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". q. HOUGHTON: N. d.
COf the trm of Darling & h.nIh h.Hn 'SiIRGEON
u,urnpsrUIC PHYSICIAN AM ooN
s,R,rr VILLAGE. " .,a,oa,h
particular attention paa sops1. TO norsE
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J. ID. CL A X h, asord Vt.
bDOk BINDER. ponar-made to
1Ars Books Of all kinds from superior rap'
order AID ruled to any pa''elh.
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Geo e. h Geo. W. CAHOON, Wy
ATT0BNFYS K COUNSELLORS Al La"
IA, ASp = soL1ClToRs IN CHANcEKi, y,
lIPg AND FIRE INSURANCE AZ -; Orle,ns
Taey will attend Courts in Caledonia orleans
and Essex Counties.
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&c: DAIlLIN G a. 90,
CLOTHING. DRY GOODS & GRoCEhlh'
Iunenburgh. Vermont Scale
Weighing done On a Fairbanks Standard lid! 'oH-l
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VIM. W. GROU Z -
ATToRSFY & COUNSELLOR AT law.
o,,lc, Is N.s.rrLp. BUILDING. BAH1oS. ar,,;e,
VI a,,rrd Tie CnnItsin Orleans and Caie'''"o o'Hl.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-26

]. =. DURANT. NJ. d.
Successor 10 y Danville. Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-26

DAVID CHADWiC.KA', ,w
ATTORNEY & COlNSELl-on ~
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Gbe gasbbiIle Gniou anS 9meritau
Rates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LEss CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
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& c..

RUITS, CI
RS, &cs
willie, Tel
articles, and Al
ale-sat less I
anvEAed Beef,
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6I,
ALE 81
& GO
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A GOOD FnrEn for sale.

ETTE oEer for sale the place which Coleman has lived
Nv since le55 and known the Rogers land, lying
yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn, partly the stage road,
within mile Of Wsmsve, and three miles Of the Nash
Vile Northwestern Railroad; healthy pleasant and
Tennessee Said land contsns hundred
and ninety sces-eghy cleared fifty
good clear; it isn good state OF cultivation
ortable dwelling houses houses etc good
orchards several falling springs Of excellent water
we'll mbered and certainly be made Of the
rabe stsckfarm this secten Of country. promise
bargain will sell for cash time
est For further information call James McNey, who
lives near place, the undersigned Rowle Landing,
Tennessee river. BhRN BROTHER.
Union and AnqtrtcGR copy, and charge Addoosss.
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For Ram OrLcnse.

TFNHAT large and commodious Warehouse formerly occupied
by H. FRENCH Son. fronting forty one feet on CLARK,
running hack hundred feet with large Basement the
eHre length fronting Church. aad adjoining
the House of French Irwin Reid This is the largest anG
convenient Storage House city, be rented
leased upon the most favorable For particulars spply
II. FRENCH, at the Office of French Irwin & Reid.
oct}O-f
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PIANOS! mUSICI

AN receiving my Fall Stock Of Panofortes from the
following Factories, which will be the largest offered
the city stenEsy Sons A. Il Gale Co Haynes Brothers,
aazleon Brothers. Vim KaubIe Co.. Peters and Webb Light
Bradbury, S,ebelleT Schmidt all Of which will be scld
small advance cost for cash negotiable paper All the
and popular music received together with Accordeons
olins Flutes Drums Brass Instruments sc For bargains
' come to me- at number 33. JAS A. MCCLURE.
septl6-f
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a W KIBBEE will hencetorih make NashylIIe hls peIA
IN. nent resirenoe, and will tune PianOSs OrganSs
and Me deOns by the year single tuning sndeSn vsas
often required since he will spend at least one week IN every
month the city vicinity lie will visit regularly the
oWnsin Midi West ard North Alabama
and Mississippi Orders left ct Benson Co.'s Music Store or
Reeds Piano Rooms Church street Csmmrlcations BY
mail will he nror,DfIy attended tn urI d,tw&w,H
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IFsRisEl

ANL IN a y -
Hose, Gloves,
rs and ali n
We oder aid
hes, Pocket 4
kc.
> n McGIL1
rom Union 81
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VIII continue the business old stand No. 40 South Mar.
kes Street. where he will be pleased his friends
toners, and oer them
Boots Shoes, Hats, Ready Made Clothing other
usual kept in Dry Cords Store. liberal share Of patronage
respectfully solicited Great bargains will offered for cash
Country Jeans Linsey Socks, Rags Feathers taken
change for goods. L. D. WHEELER.
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RURNSEDE'S PURE OLD MONONGAaEE.A
uv1Er


& 'ONSClENTICUSLH distilled by Mr.. JAMES BIZ RNSlDE,
- OF Aghany County Pa, in the old fashioned honest
from the choioes Rye, ard for sale until sdap
ed 10 wholesome use by the most p2iaahe
as enphaay the pures beverage in thu reach Of the pub
c the invalid, those in health 10 cornuends itself for
ITS unrivaed qualities mulsnt Of the and
most tenehcent GesCrit in lsrfes kegs 4
put 40 IN cases OF ore dozen bottles each.
CLEkN & ST0CKDALE. Propristors,
32s Walnut St, Philade phia, Pa.
WM CONNER, Agent
92J Pennsy lvauis Avenue, Washing On CITY. D. c.
c. & X. y. WHITE, Jr., Agents.
Oct7-d3m 81 Cedar Street, New YORK
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NEW Y DIRK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of II.
ustrsions. Just Published, for Retail or Whole
sale the cheap Book Store A. BaADY "a Ann
Street, New Yorks. Price twenty-five EACH any Ave
for one dollar, or the whole eleven for dollars.
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No ce.

= WILL sell for cash, on Monday December gath.
1 at the Court House, in vile, negro boy named
Oliver, levied the property james Charan to
satisfy an execution my hands in Of Co.
by D. Roberts n ESQ fer hundred eight
lars and ninety five and JESSE W. PAGE,
Nov "a, Gu-dlm Constable OF Davidson County.
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fer sale or Exchange.

LIKELY Negro Woman with eight children, the eldest
~ likely fifteen years old second likely grl th
Said sold for fault but the that
has home hem and will sill any person who
will them from the county Good lots in Rdgeheld
West Nashville will be taken in part Address Box
POS Nashville 2. O. nnv92-f9a
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s AdIninfsIrnTOrs NoIice.

TENHE undersg ed having qualified according to Law
administrator Of O PoRDEITE7. deceased, hereby sa
hes all pe' having claims against the
them, duly Suhentcated with him in the prescribed ~
they will be bar ed. Z. HAYWOOD
Nashville, Nov IL, 6J-d tE&ww
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an n
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E copartnershp heretofore existing between WHEELER
sIoAE is this day dissolved By matu consent, snd L. D.
WRLERis alone authorized to settle Of the m
J.. d. WHEELER,
JAS. J. SLOAN.
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Nero

States Rights
Southern 81
e security
iesAs 0rEs
RHETT. u
Iharlestnn. .
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Paper in Tennessee.

In politics. the UNION AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, ex
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the COnven-
ton that nominated BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE 1t
devotes special attention to its News Department,
and as an accurate and reliable reporter of Con-
mercial and Monetary transactions it is without
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests of t0ole country; deeply alive
to the development of all the varied resources of
Tennessee, and laboriug for the prosperity and en-
terprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money receive special attention. and our reports of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon as approximating to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information, the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you.
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

ENTE wish three frame houses in Brownslle
w about miles from she city, the 6Sstin Pike
and pay for the with notes and real estate
J. /, & r. W. BROWN,
sa-, aree4
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SALE OF IMPoRTEn RIOOn STOCTS.

TENHE EIGHT BLOOD FILLIEs, recently import BsA
I ed from England by the Kentucky importing 'eFRA
Company, willhe sold at public sale IL the ty of
ington kF., Saturday, the 29d Of September 1862 II
They superior animals and Of the pures bOSd in England
septi6-dtd JOHN r. LEY, President,
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The UNION AND AMERICAN Is furnished to subscri-
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THE WONDER OF TtE Il AGE!
BLAKELY'S RHEUMATIC LINImENT
AND
ANODYNE INTERROGATION.
Also, His Liver Alternative and Comic PHI.
YFNHIS magnum Linmenum areulsr, synGviaI and
muscular Rhemasr, Neuralgia. and other pains almost
santy requiring many only two three applications
powerfully the absorbents and By eliminating
the morbid humors from the system. 1t dscutient
we'll anodyne resolving in short In Sur
gerry destined take high place. suppsntng
the harshness OF the Knife.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
excellent Pill in all diseases Of the Lyer Bary derarge
ments and in all in which cathsre is Indicated acting
catharc Alternative Tonic, and deobsuent according 70
the dose
These invaluable Medicines are sold by
Rains & BRowE Nashville, Tennessee
Dr. J. MoDAREOTT, Murfreesboro, do;
derry & EVANS ShebyviIle, do;
P0PE & HELM, Columbia, do;
WARD McCLELLAND, Memphis. do;
HERTy & HALL, MilledgeYille, Georgia;
BAKKR & ECHOLs, Rome, do;
LEGRAND, BLoUNT & Hale, Montgomery, Alabama
A. A. MCCARTHY Decatur, do:
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally.
BLAKELY & WOODS, Propristors.
apy2f-d.tw 'lanI 6I Tushona, Tenn
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EnsOIyeut Notice.

DURsUANT to order made by the Clerk OF the
County Court Of Weakley county, Tenn hereby notify
all persons having claims against the estate Of Penea Thonp
deceased file them with said Clerk before the 2h
day January for adjudication and pro rata distribution
said being nsovent and that being appointed by said
Clerk adDdcate the cas the October 3st, 1862
". B. ROSS, kd-ninsratoT
Nov. 9, Govt of said Estate.
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TIE GLOBE=

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Woman in white

OF ADAMS, Bear Hunter Of Cali.
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The DAILY publishes very large quantity of
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Union
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TER MS.

LOuISlana SuSAF.
n HOGSHEApS crop Louisiana Sugar, choice srti'
ce to arrive B. & Runyan Monday next
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL HOOPER CO.,
Nov IO-dtf Nos 6 aud Market street,
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A. B. MONTGOMERY. J. W STEWART
NEW FIRM,
MONTGOMERY & STEWART
GROWERS AND DEALERS IN
Fruits, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses, &c., &c,
LIN WOOD URSER

NASHVILLE, : TENNESSEE,
Three the Public square-on the Hboro Broad
Broad Street Turnpke.
TEVE Proprieor, offering this edtcr OF their Catalogue
the Public, leave them that every endeaVor
is used TO render their establishment worthy confidence and
patronage all persons Their Fruit we'll
markab thrifty and Of such varieties ashaVe proved succeed
best in Tennessee and the Sou 'hern States.
In addition argeU OF Fruit Trsss, call psrtc
uar sockcf Large Evergeens and Ornamental
Trees suitable for edae effect Ours is the only establish
ment in the State where such can be had.
Nameng Packing, chipping and Transporting carefully at
tended to.
Enough charged for packing to pay cost Of material.
All plants delivered in NASHVILLE free Of charge
Orders solicited MONTGOMERY 4 STEWART,
oct25-d6m BGD&P PrOprietors.
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McGuiTe's Tennessee Justice, Mag
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Mans Counsellor.

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H TELLS YOU The origin Of your Office its duties,
powers aud liabilities, and gives you
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Agreements Of all kinds, Bills Of Sale,
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For Sale.

uncommonly likely Mnlao Boy, twenty years Of age.
He perfectly sound, excellent cook and the best
trained dining bed in the State He
sold for fault that he will with
wants with whom ne is associated and whom he to be
preueiced against him He therefore dseso be sold Apply to
WILL. L. BOYD,
sept19-1w No. so Cherry street.
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DIR. J. J. ABERNATHY.

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''Pt7-ddm BAP
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