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4,,-4TIAp--A Young man who has had four
y rt.-. experience in business desires SlI-
q - b, a business house The vcrvhest
4 60 will be given. Address NJ. "" box
n ,.t.-.,,,g' T. ~. Sc l6-3ts
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NJASUNiC DIRECTORY.

Va
first Iueslav eacis nl,sptn James \. Scott aas-
ter. Place II business SHOCK te SIP.
Manchester Iseis-e, NJ. J ! Ince5a 1T Manchester
Hall Saturday before tu moon JOHN H. Hatcher,
Master Place Of business, Bank of Virginia, iaca
moGd.
Richmond Raudoph. NJ - meets al Ma,ons'
Hail third TUESDAY each month VIM. T. Alien,
Master. Place 81 bas.lsesa, Bank of the Common
wealth.
corner ''tA ahd liam 7jteete, "n second tuesday
each month. Joseph Hail. Master Place III bu-i.
ne>-, ttuiicEo Mills.
Dove Lodge, No 81, roeet7 al Bosher Hall fourth
Friday each uouth, H. ). Johnson Master T. i.
Place OF business on Cafy between 18Th a:id lith
streets.
Logn Francais. NJ. D, meets at Bo,hers HILL
SECOND Friday each month. t. NJ HAnis Master.
Place uf bnsree, - ". ti4 Main street.
Ue3ric" Union Lodge, No. 49,. meets at Hasops
Hall friday Geloic full moon. Alfred ; Lee, Ma
ter. Place OF business on Dock, between nth and
25th streets.
Capitol Lode 30. l-l meet, 49, Marshall, be
tween 9TH and .th streets, ihifd Thursday each
month. H. 4. Welfofi, jr., Master, Place Of bss
ness on 18TH street Bcrins Block.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. lgo meets Marshall.
between eth and IN streets, second Thursday each
month. VIM J.. Manic. Master Place of bu,i.
ness At No 1872 hiJiI street.
i;!chmond Royal Arch Chapter. No. B. meets at
M4aous' Hall first Friday carh month. Alfred :.
Lee, high Priest. Place of business on Dock, be-
tween 21th and - streets.
Lafayette Keya! Arch taopter No. A. meets -
BoNlers itHti, r"'uor ''h aui Main streets. third
Friday each month John 4. Little, High Prls,l
Place Of baoinea, Main, between flgA cAt ,!ta
streets.
Richmond Corl'cundrry. NJ i" meets vt Maeous'
Hall fourth Tuesday ee:h uJouth. john H. Reg
napi;, +. CoLaiiIsudcE.
So 9-lm JAMES + RIDDtCK
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EDUCATIONAL.
nEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL,
II 3 MILES NORTH OF GoRDoNSYILLEV Y

nEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL,
II 3 MILES NORTH OF GORDoNSYILLE, VA.
The Fifth Annual Session of this School begins on
the 2d day OF September aud closes the ist day Of
July, lS62
The location is healthy and retired. Competent
Teachers win have charge Of the different depart
ments of English Mathematics, Classics, iiuaic
Pointing and Drawing
Terms rs heretofore. Address,
JAS l.. JONES, VI. u.
sc l4-iw* (iordonsyilie Na
fNNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
IL MAYO STREET.
The eighteenth annual session Of this School will
commence OF MONDAY, The 55d September next,
IL the UniveGssi!i>t Church.
% Terms, &c, heretofore.
Fer particulars apply, after 10th September, to
the Principal III the Richmond HoTtse.
All 2i-lm+ G. L. BURRTSS.
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Ii ANfED--l00 BOOT and SHOEMAKERS.
' L Apply Immediately at ia Main Areet, un-
q y u ira Smiths. Best of prices given.
" Its - JAMES KNOTS.
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M tAATED-RECRUITS FOR THE YOUNG
NV GUARD want twenty good men to I'LL
fsnceie IN the Young Guard.
lioFIas and equipments furnished free.
Apply al nay residence, Oh Marshall street above
ook Avenue. VIM A. CHARTERS, Capt
T A-Ieinhers who have been discharged from
Sc ell-lw-
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NIANTED-SeveraI tirst-class PANTALOON
Nv MAKERS, for which the hest prices will be
1 Apply 10 JOHN G. SHAFER & co,
- t-sf Under Exchange Hotel
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" N'ANTEp-SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY.
W Applications will he received for furnishing
27Firs Of RED PEPPER, POTATOES, PEAS,
hkAhh and winter vegetables of Oil kinds, and
.ts-=5 for the use Of the army, delivered at any
a4l, ayrnirut 20 the troops, or in Richmond. A
aatg y kef Pepper is essentially necessary -
.s --eie should be carefully preserved by all
'A' ">l % minister - the comfort and health of
U @-.e' in the field, ground up and packed in
.DsN boxes or kegs. J. II. CLAIBORNE,
Major aud Comm. Subsistence.
h1LnaGd. sept llth, 1861. St BIN
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UNIVERSITY OF NIRGINAa. tie next ses-
{ sion Of TIL, Institution will Confluence The
lst day OF OCTOBER, and continue until the IN
suing 4th OF July.
The exercises in the ACADEMIC LAW aud
MEDICAL SCHOOI.t will be contnt"d rs here
tctore and the Board Of Visitors will meet on the
10th inst for the purpose of organizing School Of
MILITARY and CIVIL ENGINEERING and
TACTICS, to go into operation at the beginning Of
the session
The extensive military hospital established with
in few hundred yartls OF the University, and OF
which two of the Professors in the Medical School
sre attending Surgeons, viii afford unusual adyan'
tages for clinical instruction 10 medical students.
For catalogues, address S. MAUPIN,
Sc R-lnl Chairman of the Faculty.
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WANTS.

,.rru A yonng gentleman wishes 10
IN NN.-a a smaa neatly FURNISHED
Nv F.hor With BOARD in u private family,
Nv "a hs, fe~ if 3ny other hoarders-
~ ~ Maze liberal price will he paid, and
ys.. -ti-s,rcs Given Address, " rENNES-
y % .b5. Office, 50 lb--Nt
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Di' AH9ED--To purchase, two MILCH COWS,
: " fresh 10 the pail, for which liberal prices
II d b paid.
tfUR SALE-A FAMILY HORSE; rides and
'FAs well Apply to &. Y. MORRiSS,
l. &-'s Under ST Charles Hotel
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..x7FD- SBOEMAkERS--The highest
n 49, Viii be paid 20 Shoemakers, on all
Wanted, SOLE LEATHER, WAX,
/ 4. cJJrATUER, for which the highest price
i F. J. X WHITE.
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n -.
c. J.. C. SALTER'S
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
CORNER OF CLAY AND 70 SIS
VIII open on MONDAY. the I'D Of September
uext, and close July 1Jth lSG2.
sGy~ TEKMs.--As heretofore. an Slim
l'OUTHEEN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
= LINDEN ROW RICHNOND. III
ID. LEE POWELL, A. NJ ------- PRINCIPAL.
This Institution will be re opened for the roccp-
ton of boariers and day sehoars the lst of GC-
TO3ER next.
The Principal will be aided by a full corps of As
sista.lts.
For circulars or other information, apply at the
Institute, or address D. LEE POWELL,
atI .ii-Im Box 81.
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JAMES l. RiDDICK

ESSTR Ny HARE.-On Saturday last a BAY
e. MARE ESCAPED from the subscriber i'll Man
chester. and haa uGt since been found. She was
about ~ years old rather Under size, has white
bind ioot, and o stdd" knot or lump on her ascs.
when she escaped she h.sd a asaliie and bride
a Aborl, reward VIII h3 paid Tor her delivery at
BLASkINsatrs stable 81 Franklin street.
~ li-it% II. ". MiGHtUX.
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'EEMs or ADVERTISING.
LOST, s'EssAEs.ss. a..

I DSF OR SfDLE.-s hand .oaDe bay MARE,
\ 4 about iy4 GardS higi blac& and taii,
and white hind fYci had On WHEN carried from the
Spots'v"od Hotel. a black Military sad,lle and Hri
lie. tie Mare is the Tropaff, Of ALES. &, Has.
hEIj, Adjatan. Isl Rsg' >. =. Y. Any person de
hVerlng the afaEe 20 6cssrs DAVIS & HUTCHg
soN Stable~, VIII l." suitably rayyar,led.
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"A ANTED--A situation rs TEACHER, by u
~ Young lady competent TO teach Latin,
' .'I.l 4ad Music. Address Miss l.. d." care OF
~'-.4o 4oi Jno. b. Cary Williamsburg. SO ll-2w
IA AAlED--A good COOK, WASHER and
" lRONER, for a small family. Apply to
JAS. p. PURCELL,
s-P~'s OF Purcell, Ladd & Co.
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CT. JOSEpH'S ACADEMY,
iTH AND MARSHALL SrEETS,
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OFCHAEirG
The duties of this Institution will he resumed on
the lst MONDAY iii September.
Board and Tuition per annum, Sl3a; Day Sehol
ars, per quarter, 81 50 to So 80
For further information, application should be
made to the Et. Rev j. MCGILL, OF 10 the iustitu
t-t(tl
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I OSI OK S.hLE%--FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
L 4 WAEp.-I.Gat og stolen ar NanaSsa Junction,
- on the Railroad, . Cold WATCH marked NJ
IL. H., attbched 10 "a heavy Gold Chain anu Kew,
win "a rel set, aad in the form OF hand bolJing Il
pistol. The above reward may he obtained by
ieaV'ae TIE Wetth with M.sars. Bi AIn O. CHAN.
bEkLAfNE, Richmond. ut tAe Fasmcss Bank
Charlottesville. 10 pnf +t.ous asked. se 1c-Ht
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wv a. ED-HOPS, HOPS, HOPS and EAR
r vi Ia w antsd, q large quantity OF Hops,
ID sae4 NC liberal price viii be paid. They grow
to IN q good many streams in Virginia. Those
eU eo H 10" gather them and ship TO me, will be
penaasd for their labor.
Ips j. ID. GOODMAN, Richmond Va
! III ~. Hhiers who will have Barley for sale,
an aAe Communicate with me, tanning price and
-. AN 2-..l,nl J. ID. q.
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MR. LEFEBVEE'S SCHOOL.
wi RICHMOND, Va.
This Institution will be open again On the lst day
OF October, l-6l for the reception both OF iDoarders
and Day Scholars.
For particulars, apply to
HI l0--ts HI BERT +. LEFEBTEE.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS JE s s E COR DON
h SCHOOL
VIII DE re-opened on TUESDAY the Tst of Oct .
at Mr.. j. H. Macninrdos, Grace street. next
door ta ST. Papls Church se l6--Is
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w 7 Il DR. ECRU les
~ For the SHOCCO ARfIII4HRY,
"s+'lg formed by the undsrsigned
r. Informs furnished FREE or CosT.
M p.'lahs oftice on ll,b street, between Main
ALEX, CAMERON, Recruiting Sefgt.
Sep MATTHEW T. TAYLOR,
- H EDWARD r. ROBINSON
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tsISS SALLY 5. RICHARDSON Will re
w sumo the exercises of her 5 Z IL . . l. on
slONDAY. the 18th Of September, Clay street
between I'd aud 81.
REFERENCEs.-Rev. u. D. Hose, d. IT, VIM. z.
Munford an elm
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FI>HE DUTIES OF MY SCHoOLwi be resumed
1 on the i6:h of September.
For Board aud Tuition, one session OF months,
Sl0G-half in advance. Arress.
THUS. +, RotLDtN,
Drake Branch, Charlotte county, Va.
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MISS B Y. DASFOR1HS
N3 G. II q . 7.
[e9d- ooiored Coadge Broad street third d0r belop
Me AfricaH Chnrck.
The Tenth Session of this School viii commence
on TUESDAY the Ist of October.
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Try and
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NOfiGE.-A.t passieiaas prescEiBaas feT sick
Y soldiers al private hoases aad hospitals "est
}th street. are hereby nes .ied tn send thes pre-
scriptions 10 EDW'D 4, kOBiNsoN'S ApotAe,
cary stase corner itA and Franklin stret -. be
alone being aathorikes. BY the Surgeon General 10
ltrnish These ,rrArrttians ts~wta
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
Shall We Have War with England

The dispatches which we publish this week
relative to the manner in which the English
people received the news of the capture of
the confederate traitors, Mason and Slidell.
will be read with great interest. 1t is of the
most startling import. 1t seems that when
the steamer Trent arrived at England, and
the story of the capture of the rebel emissa-
ries was told by the captain and crew, as may
be inferred with many exasgerations and en-
bcllshments, there was a general outburst OF
Indignation from the ministry, the press and
the people, especially the cotton manufactu-
rers who have all along felt exceedingly sore
at our blockade of the cotton ports, thus de
priving them of the supply of material to run
their mills. Indignation meetings were held
by these manufacturers indignant and threat
ening articles We're published in the the daily
press; ana finally the British cabinet author
lied Earl Russell to forward to Lord Lyons,
the English minister in this country, de-
mand upon our government for an apology
for the act of Capt Wilkes, and for the re-
turn Of the rebel commissioners to the pro-
lection of the British flag.
. We believe the above comprehends thu
,nain facts in this remarkable case. Ofcourst
there are thousands of excited rumors, butthi.
one thing We can al! believe, and that is tina,
wal with England is possible if not proba
bic. Ii may be that when explanations havs
passed between these two governments, ant
the British cabinet becomes acquainted witt
the facts, and learns that the action of Cap
Wilkes was entirely voluntary, neither promp
ted Or authorized by our government, mod
Grated tone will be heard. In fact the lates
accounts indicate as much, and evince dis
position on the part of leading men to advise
conciliatory measures. We yet believe thai
these matters can be adjusted without a war
When the exaggerated accounts carried b,
the Trent shall be corrected by the report.
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from this side, we believe the tone of Eng
land will be still more modified.
But if conciliatory talk will not be listened
to, shall we give up these rebel issaries,
raise the Southern blockade and knuckle at
the beck of England, backed as she seems to
be by France? We don't believe We shall.
We are now struggling for an existence; and
although we believe that one war at a time is
enough, yet We are now better prepared to
defend ourselves from British tyranny than
we were in 1916 or 1862. And though a
war with England could be of no possible
good to either that country or this, we should
be prepared for such an exigency. Let US
hope, however, that the counsels of rash men
and wicked, deyilish press, will be overrul-
ed by the better judgment Of the Christian
people of both countries.
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We have the most startling news from En-
land this week, yet we think it hardly best
to get excited till we know just what the
British government do demand of us. We
now have the first rumors, and experience
should certainly teach us to beware of first
reports. At any rate We cannot be long IN
the dark about this matter, as the English
courier to Lord Lyons started Immediately for
Washington on the arrival of the Europa at
Boston Tuesday Mr. Adams, our minister
to England, also sent courier, who went to
Washington on the same train with the Brit
ish messenger. We shall soon see what the
upshot of this matter is; in the meanwhile
let US patiently wait. trusting that both our
own and the English government will seek
to avoid a war in which both countries will
be immense losers, with no possibility of ei-
Their gaining anything.
We have at last what is called authentic
information from Fort Pickens, from which
it appears that the garrison at the fort open
ed fire upon the rebels to prevent Gen Bragg
from sending reinforcements to prevent the
landing of Gen Sherman. Fort Pickens was
uninjured in this engagement, and the navy
yard and Warrington were burned by her
fire. This engagement however. like all The
IL. |, l,l %1,A halls
proves that the enemy has the advantage Of
us in arms, they having the best Of ried can
non. while our forces blow away with old
smooth bores. What a hullabaloo some Of
our good friends at the North would have made
made if some these miserable rebels had been
arrested for treason while stealing the GOV.
eminent arms instead of waiting. as we did
TIL they had completely stripped our arsen
ais and commenced a war upon US.
Gen Burnside is about organizing another
southern expedition, bound for some point or
the southern coast not vet divulged (and lei
US hope it will not he.) This is believed It
be an expedition with force Of con>idera
bic magnitude. From this, together Will
that of Gen Butler, we expect to hear mos
favorable results in due time.
Gen J. ". Phelps, Nermont's favorite com
, mander, now commands an expedition which
has Just landed at Ship Island,near the mou,I
of tie Mississippi river. Gen Phelps has is
,, sied a proclamation 80 the loyal citizens OF
, the Southwest" in which he has cvilenil
, ''put his foot in to quite an alarming extent.
, He seems to consider the war more crusad
o against slavery than an effort for existenc
as nation. In the time and place this Pre-
clamation is quite unfortunate, and cannc
. be sustained by the administration.
. We give great share of our space thi
week to the alabsorbins topic Of Englis
c feeling, copying largely the sentiments of tn
leading papers Of the country, which extrac,
:. we think will be perused with much interes
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DEATHS.

In Camp Griffin. LcwinSville. Va. Of Iy;i 81
! Fever and Measles, John II. CotTran. q: C.. J.
9TH VI. Regiment. aged p years all ; II -
a Of John and Nancy Cofran, Of VI 3.
this State.
In Barre, Nov. }. Henry l.. Watson, - -
Loren and Loyina Watson. aged 10 yc,r- a
months. All formerly of St. John>bury.
In Camp Griffin. Va. Dee. >. Dave ". CT
lin. aged d. member of VI. 18th rc-!rle:.,.
d. He leayeS wife and TWO small c:...!r.,. 4,
Charleston. this State
In PaSSumpsic, 3Gth ult. OF tvpao.r. :..'-
Rev. A II. House aged 81. Bv this pro'l-.;.
the widow and children are deprived 90: 49,
aid attcctlonate husband and father; tie e.
OF beloved pastor; and the community
valuable citizen. II is but Just 10 say Tia, T.
House was an able pleachcr. bold tttc.-l,,
the truth. faithful laborer. and devoted r.
tan and by his death Zion j GcpTiFel o: -
iaborS of a Waterman who stunned Ici -
the alarm; and the world has lost one NJ =. II
a. light among men. The many tear F..'
were shed en- the dav # his buTla.. ALL.
though silently, told how strongly the a: .-
of TIE people were placed upon hiIiI -
strong ~ were the ties which hound I'm :. -.
when the summons came, Child. yo.:
. calls Come home" he cheerfully give up =
earth. to go and take possession Of taa' o.
which was III readiness for him IL Aea't--
loss to the church ard The word i great
him to depart was gain HetchmGH a''- i
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The crmOmi Delegation Visit the Camps.

To-day Senators Foote and Collamer, with
Members Walton, Morrill, and Baxter have
paid our camp a visit, and right welcome
were they. There was a kind word for all,
and they seemed To appreciate to the fall eX-
tent our services and our needs. There ap-
peared 10 be a willingness to hear our stor-
les. vastly different from. one | have men
toned before. VINO has the fighting title to
h.> name, with The advantage Of perfect safe
ty.-qu.,e desileratum III these troublous
times. An officer o! the home guards is in a
very safe position. especially when the home
they guard is as far north as Nermont vet
the title Captain. Colonel. or General is Just
Is great and begins with capital just as
much as that OF him wearing his life OFT fight
ing the enemy. They took dinner with US
p.rtahins of our humble fare with as much
gl>to as they would the magnificent dinners
at Wizards or Browns. They examined the
grounds. the tents, and kindly asked US va:
there anything they could DO for us? if sc
command. They were willing and anxious
to make Us comfortable and happy, and theil
honest earne>'ness did much to disabuseuS O.
h" idea that Vermont had quite forsaken US
and tnlly convinced lis that there was onl,
o'.e Gen Geo. +. Davis among tie titled one.
'nat visited. US from the land Of Green Noun
ta,ns, our ho;ne-H'Ur Correspondence Of
FsemoH.
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to hold a sperate convention; st Andrews
Hall-where the Mozart faction figured the
Charleston Hotel and the Mills House
where the warning factions respectively held
their head quarters lIibernian Hall-where
the secession ordinance was passed; the CAN
non and ammunition foundrieS the treason
shops of the Mercury and Courier, and the
Headquarters of Governor Pickens-have been
all laid in ashes Does it not look like a
retribution of Providence, and an omen and
tyne of the future destruction Of the rebel
lion ."
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The Charleston Fire.

In the midst of the important news which
now appears to be bursting in upon US from
every direction, nothing has more terri
bic significance than the burning of Charles
ton. At five o'clock on Thursday afternoon
to which time our definite intelligence
comes down large part of the business
portion Of that city had been laid in ashes
At ten o'clock Of the same night, the captain
of the Illinois passing by the harbor, behold
the whole horizon lighted up with the flames
of an apparently still raging and uncontroll-
able confag,ation." The final extent of the
ruin, therefore, is unknown to US; but as
wooden buildings largely prevail, and the
fire department is in a disorganized condi-
ton, the conhagration, with such start,
must lave well nigh destroyed the thicklv
settled parts of the whole city. In enumer-
ating the buildings burned, the New York
Herald says:
sit is worthy of remark that Institute Hal!
where the Democratic Convention was held,
which split the party and split the nation /;
the theatre--to which the secessionists retired
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
BY G.. NJ. STONE & co.
St. Johnsbury, Friday, Dec. 20, 1861.
SQUARE YOUR ACCOUNTS

Ne ,rouN remtisd oar SubsciibcS, and oil IN
dcJted to rs, tint az eatly payment Of their DIES
Is important. The amount Of each Of them is
smaH but the aggregate Of these small omo"nts
Is laryeto as. Il IS ogreat soarce Of convenience
to hare thorough settlement Of all accounts at
least once a year. Some arho adretttse rith as,
and great many rho take oar paper. hare tall
cd to square Mett account up to the first Of jan
uayy. 1861. As re need al or ducS to endble as
to discharge or oJligattons promptly, re caH up
on all to make an carly settlement.
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Ii Grange. Nov. ). 10y Rev. ID. Packer. A..
II. Goodrich of lIartland and Sarah A. CAM DID,:
Orange.
Also. by the same. at the Methods. Fa:> e.
age. in Barre. Nov. y. Vim. T. Wilson ot ca
and Elsie NJ. Batchtider. Of Barre.
Also. Nov. Is. Wm. White and Mrs. l.a'--a
Ehur>.on. both of Barre.
In Littleton. \. H.. by Rev. c. f. N..ae-.
j. :. Kent. of Lancaster, 20 Angie Day t.: l.
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alew Civilizations.

THE CONTINENTAL MoNTELY.-We have
lust received number one Of new magazine
with the above name, devoted to literature
and national policy" Among the writer's for
the Continental we notice the names of Hor-
ace Greeley, II. I. Tuckerman, +. W. Shel'
ton, Richard b. Kimball, Bayard Taylor
Chas. G. Leland, "Artemus Ward" and 9th
ers. We shall take occasion to speak of this
number more at length hereafter. The first
number gives a decidedly good IMPRESSION
Published by J X. Gilmore, Boston; price
50 per annum.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20

one speaking with calm dignity of the head
I of great Governments the other speaking
like the chief of band of outlaws! The one
addressing the reason and conscience of a
Christian nation the other addressing the
ignorance and lu>:s of the rabble.- albany
Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20

IMPORTANT TO NoLUNTEERS.-A dispatcl
to the Philadel phia Bulletn says an impor
,ant decision has just been made by the Sec
rotary of War and the Paymaster General
The decision is, in effect, that soldier is en-
titled to pay from the day he enlists, ant
that he is rot to wait till his company is full
or the formal muster of the regiment into
Government service.