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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

by one of his shells to see how things looked
outside, but when they came down they coulC
not see at all 1t was hot work, and the Ma
Jor made every gun tel. Mr. Drochct was
among the woundcd.'
The New York Tribune says The re
port in circulation that there is an abundance
Of lint and bandages for the use OF the army
already prepared is incorrect. There is not
vet sufficient supply, and shirts, drawers
hospital shirts, flannel jackets. &C., are also
greatly needed. The ladies' should not Vel
slackcn their efforts to provide for the
lroop,.'
.is the volunteers were about leaving F.as-
ton. for the war, Young man, member OF
one of the companies, she'd tears when he
bid his mother Good bye The old woman
encouraged him, saying, Dry up, Joe, and
show your spunk.
Gov Morgan of New York, telegraphed to
Mr Seward on April 80, asking if there WAS
to be a requistIon for more troops from New
York. and telling him that 100 regiments
could be mustered into the service easier
than they could be Ieprc>sed Mr. Seward
replied that probably no more would be
wanted for three months service. but that
10000 more volunteers would be accepted ior
three years, or during the war
DIR \. b. Crosby, as was anticipated, has
been appointed Surgeon Of the First y. H.
regiment.
Col Jones writes to the Soldiers Aid Asso-
cation OF Lowell "Spend no money on re-
yol'ers, as the men are weaker with than
without them,us any army officer will explain
TO you. Do not send them to any but com
Aissioned officers
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The Presidents Second Call for Troops.
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION.

By the Pre>;d,n; of the United States-.i
proclamation. Whereas. existing cX.scnc:v>
demand immediate and adequate measure,
for the protection Of the national / Mon, bv
the suppression OF the insurrcctionary comb
nations now existing in several states. for op-
posing The laws OF the mon and obstruct
ing the execution thcr, Ito which end d nil
Itary force, III addition to that called forth by
ny proclamation OF the 18th day of April, in
the present year, appears to be indispensa-
bly, necessary, now, therefore, |, Abraham
Lincoln, president OF the United States, and
CommauGcr-ln-chIet of the army and navy
thereof, AID OF the militia OF the several
states when called into actual service, do
hereby call into the service OF the United
States tOrty-tw0 thousand and thrty-tour
volunteers, to serve for a period OF three
wears. unless sooner discharged. and 10 be
mustered into service as infantry and caval-
". The proportion OF each arm, and the
details of enrolment and organization, will
be made known through the department Of
war. And DO also further direct that the
regular army of the United States be increas-
ed by the addition OF eight regiments OF IL
tantry. one regiment Of cavalry, and one reg
imcnt Of artillery. making altogether max
mum aggregate increase OF twenty two thou
sand seven hundred and fourteen o1tcers and
enlisted men, the details Of which increase
vii also be made known through the depart
ment of war. And do further direct The
enlistment, tor rot less than one nor more
than three years, of eighteen thousand sea
men, IN addition to the present force, for the
naval service Of the United States The de-
tal-s OF the enlistment and organization vii
be made known through the navy depart
ment. The call for volunteers hereby made
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IT,, federal Government mas resolved 10
..oc IIarpcrs Ferry armor! At an early
=.
iarge number Of transports are beng
..-ct,d i: Annapolis. 1t IS believed that l
.oug force vii be IN Baltimore by Thurs
y, ant that active aggressive operations
~. soon be expected III the direction Ot
.moud.
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DEATHS.

At Lyndon, MAJ ,. widow Sarah Locke, aged
81
At Lyndon, May :, infaI, daughter Of r E
Smith aged Ii months,
" Island Pond, April II, Alice, aged years
Also April Il, George, aged years only chill
drcn Of Andrew J. and Janet 5. Lang.
At Gro:on, May /, Peter NJ. Paul. aged 80.
A, Morri>vilc, April Is, Matte May, only
dau.t.,,: Of Samuel B and Martha NJ Clark
aged IA months
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

m, ais were laid The last five miles of
-. march was made blythe ,th resiment fast
..la,-it IS a literal fact that the men were
8 exhausted from loss of sleep and food
slyins nothing to eat except what We bought
TIE road.) that we walked mechanically a
TX. only waking up when we halted to IT.
lair the track.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
More Stealing of Arms and stores by the
Rebels.

I.r Memphis Argus Of the 18th states
-. ~ order Of Gov Rector of Arkansas,
Gea Jonc, seized at Napoleon, for the use OF
g., ,ecrs>ioAisls, 100000 ball cartridges 100
Maynard rifles, 200 cavalry saddles, and 300
s-oce,. al! belonging to the federal govern
a4tut.
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To tie PuJhc.

The undersigned practical Wal, iiaker, ami dealers
in watches having bought and sold American Watches
for a number years past. and having dealt ia all kinds
@, foreign watches Tor much longer period Il" time. beg
10 state that they dealt IL watches which
a class or in indy i.ual instances. have been more salts
factory TO themselves and CUSTOMERS. whether III Respect
durability, beauty Of iinish nattenattais correct
proportions compensation and adjustment or u
iii. keeping results than those manufactured To-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
The Rhode island REGIMENT

"PerIey' say "lhe Rhode Island reg
mcnt, III point of appearance, was even >u-
perior to tie New York Seventh, as the lae:
ar, admirably uniformed and equipped"
We AT indebted 10 friend for the following
facts, which will account for TINS manifest sA-
po!.or.ty
"N hen Gov >prasue issued his call for
volunteers, about three times the number re-
quircd presented themselves. 10 ch9os, from
these the number wanted, il the frs place
every man was subjected, as in the United
States regular army, TO careful eNum..at.un
by surgeons, the man beng stripped entirely
naked, and d variety Of tests applied. II any
defect or atirm.t! was discovered, the man
was set ,.s.uo.
In on" instance Z. stout built, we'll made
man. weighing - pounds, who tol1 til, sur
geon lie could throw him out Of the window,
was told, You can't pass, sir. one O.. Your
lungs IS di,,a,c,.. Another ~no supposed
himself all right, after a little hesitation, Was
>et aside hy the surgeon. " hats the mat
ter with ne y he asked, Amt | healthy -
Yes = was tie reply. Then why can't |
90 Turning Gown j.. char, the surgeon It
piled, III you will Jump over that char you
may The recruit made rtsolute dash, but
landed on his back. His legs were uOt equal
to it, so he couldn't so.
One Of the tests employed was vigorous
blow N the IONS from the surgeons Est.'
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THEAP =.
CHEAPER :.
-
CHEAPEST! =,
4 c. A r ID

A G A K D
The American Watch Company. Of Walth9 m, Mass,
begs call OF the public 10 the following
emphatic recommendation of Waltham Watches which
has politely given by the leading practical wat,hna-
kerS and iewecrs throughout the United States The en-
tire list signatures TO IT, In the Eastern States Ii
quite too long for rutCaO in advertisement; hut
the names presented will be recognized those aclua!
ted with the Trad. this vicinity being in the highest
degree respectable and influential. AT their establish
ments may always be ouri the genuine watches OF the
Compauy's manufacture III great variety and at Uniform
prices.
Signatures from many cities and towns u New Eng
land fully represented i'll this list, will appear III u-
advertisement.
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If YOU WANT TO BUY

\ Sl.A Cheap call AZ JOIiNSON'S. where is
ihc best assortment II. the county and sold for
les, than importers prices. aO.f
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The NIw ENGLAND AIR PREs>URE CHURN,
FLYERS Butter oIkins ChuIn, and CIowc!l ;
Patent Thermometer CAln.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
Fertilizers
Pumps and Garden Engines.

'oE'> Super Phosphate Of Lime, and Peruvian
(,uaup-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
ChurnS.

CAETEE's Patent Osci!lating Suction and Force
Pumps and Garden Engines.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

For filling teeth with Gold. per cavity, 81 To 81
I'm 80 10 -
f"f c.''h'hs 'ee'A' 80 20 l.Io
For extracting, -
with ether, leo
y: Il livery operation shall give rhttye satis-
fa,'toH, or the work need not be taken from ,he
office.
St Johnsbury, Nov Il, 1850.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

Are one ofthc BEST KIND .. bittcrs ever offer
cd to the public. IIry arr jitst riat they ere
recommended 10 b,---,tot Il b,rcr.gs. hit
M cdIcine,
Aut those who take them will find them good for
dro~> inc,~ loss Of appetite. dyspepsia. costiye-
ucs>. sluggish OF slow circulation of the blood,
I.,udicc and all spring diseases. They are par
ticularly recommended FOR
SICK HEADACHE
They arc composed of landclion poplar bark.
prickly ash bark, snakes head, rhubarb,
mandrake. thoroughwort, and
Just enough Of
7 / i + SPIRI r.
to preserve them fresh and good Hundreds Of
recommendations could be produced in regard 10
Their beneficial effects upon both male and female.
They are not made to satisfy a dissipated appe-
til. for liquor. bat to restore healthy and active
uny when lost. Inquire for
Hoyt's Premium Bitters
Fu,up in pint bottles i; p cents Fer bottle.
Made and sold by
IOIT & GREEN,
Apothccarics and Physician. and dealers in oils
pants and yarnishcs, drugs. dye stuff> and med
icine~, Railroad Street st Johnsbury, VI Sc
J For sale by merchants generally. n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

Al AtiJ,s fEict- = GAS CI"TH ilnprok u:
.,"i-Nly' n l.'S >Is.- L,.nl"T binder. vr. etc.
O'::c, NJ SO broadway. y. Y.
Tits Ma,'i'- makes The Lock stitch. aid rarss
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!i' an - - an Atl'i Report @; Am Institute
h,a III
Tar ieing; r;a,, MI Ia, previous vyaI,:,
~ The
III II tic United States Agricultural Society.
~ IN" Fans III,
ANN, a. Institute. ArN i'rA
Acl!Illt,~ A-~.,.aIsfI Boston
Franklin ll.~Ii''l'-, P.is.-ll "a
Mrrr.l.-it.r Mechanics Institute wASf!Ir. stofl
Mechanics Institute. Ba.tillor-
Mechanics A>~'vld:...l. 81 Louis
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i'!.li>t..-i- Iowa California
il.'. al hundreds - County Fairs $50
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Seeds.

\ large assortment Of the best qualities
consisting of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

BY the President
WI. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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md cons centious fidelity; and nothing done or
advised except for the benefit of the patient
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

THE GREAT MAN.-Would be not be somewhat
like this pattern? A man who was aware that
he had power, and yet used not that power for
himself, but for others not for ambition, but for
doing good? Surely the man who used his pow
er for other people would be the greatest-souled
man, would he not2 Let US go on, then, to find
out more Of his likeness. Would he be stern, or
wonld he be tender Would he be patient. or
would he be fretful2 2 Would be be a man who
stands fercely on his own rights, or would he be
very careful of other mems rights. and very rea-
dy to waive his own rights gracefully and gener-
ously? Would he be extreme to mark what was
done amiss against him or would he be very pa
indignant enough if he saw others wronged I?
Would he be one who easily lost his temper, and
bis head, and could be thrown off his balance by
one foolish man? Surely not. He would be a
man whom no fool, nor all fools together, could
throw off his balance man who could not lose
his temper, could not lose his selfrespect mau
who could bear with those who are peevish, make
allowances for those who are weak and ignorant,
for give those who are insolent, and conquer
those who are ungrateful, not by punishment,
but by fresh kindness, overcoming their evil by
bis goQd-a man, in short, whom no i'll usage
without, no i'll temper within, could shake out of
his even path of generosity and benevolence. Is
not that the truly magnanimous man ; the great
and royal soul Is not that the stamp of man
whom we should admire, if we met him upon this
earth , Should we not reverence that man
esteem it an honor and pleasure TO work under
that man, to take him for our teacher, our leader,
in hopes that, by copying his example, our souls
might become great like his?-Reo. Chas Kingsley,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13
C0nstable's Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA or Trim
" ITY-By virtue OF an execution issued out
OF Justice NJ. W. Personette's Court, of Weaver
willie township county of Trinity, to me directed,
in favor of Louis Steinmiller, and against Adam
Strause, have levied upon and shall expose for
sale at public auction, at II o'clock, q. m, on
fha -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

A CTION BROUGHT IN THE DJsTprcu
"A Court OF the Ninth judicial District ot =
State of California, in and for the Co'., VI The
Trinity, and the complaint filed in said iTdOuTiy Of
of Trinity, in the office of the Clerk of sai5 my
trict Court. "'0 Dis
The People of the STATE Of California, semi o,...
TO JACOB MYERS, Defendant: y"@9
You are hereby required to appear in or.,.
brought against you by the above named W 'on ION
th in the District Court of the Ninth J,55;a 5'.a'
District of the State of California, ia and "a, H
County of Trinity, and to answer the pom,i aa
filed therein Ga copy of which accompapjGs g!
Summons) within ten days. Exclusive of 6a 5S
of service,) after the service on you of tbjs ct
mons-if served within this county; Or, fs sorrl, ,
out of this county, but within this Judicial h' '1yu
trict, within twenty days; or if served ort 10
said District, then within forty days--or ipdrnou~t
by default will be taken against you accordiaa
to the prayer of said complaint.
! The said action is brought to obtain dooro.
dissolving the marriage between you and The s,iS
plaintiff, and claiming divorce from You, on ,ba
ground Of extreme cruelty and other acts m~,
toned In complaint, etc, and that the plaintifIo
declared the legal guardian Of her infant cbi1
during its minority, and for costs of suit, etc
And you are hereby notified, that if Won fn
to appear and answer the said complaint as aDora
required, the said plaintiff will apply ia fbo
Court for the relief demanded in said complain
The foregoing Summons is published by order Of
said Court.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis.
triot Court of the Ninth Judicial District of tIe
State of California, in and for the county Of
Trinity, this oath day of April A. D., 1861,
LIS NJ. +. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
PrrzER & SrUsRT, Pitts Att 'ys. Is.
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SUMMONS

IN me District Court of the Ninth Iudic;o, ~,
Of TIE State Of California, in and for ' Hs n y,rn
of Trinity. nc Count
Elizabeth Myers VS.. Jacob M,,o.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13
22d clay OF Tv1Iv.

A: D., 1861, at the Court House door, in the town
OF Weayeryille, in the county Of Trinity and
erty, to wit: An undivided one-fourth interest
in certain mining claims situated on Kanaka Bar
below the bridge which crosses Trinity river at
Douglas City /; also, an undivided ne.fourth
interest in aceTtain water race which leads water
on said claims all of which are known as the
Kanaka Bar ditch, and Stenmitller a. Co. :
claims to satisfy Judgment in favor of said
oteihmAilcr lcr tLe Sum of SlG2 IS, and Sla so
cost Of suit and accrued and accruin@ costs
Dated Weaverville Township, the 2Gth day of
'"ne' a. D' lool' j. HULSE,
Zl'1w' Constable Weavcryille Township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

KING LUDWIG, of Bavaria, is much averse to
ladies wearing wells in the streets and frequently
stops those who have their wells down, to adjust
them properly. Once he lifted the veil of very
Ugly old LADY, but on looking at her in the face,
he dropped it instantly, saying, 9 Madam, you
are right 70
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13
The Journal.

BURKE, the great English orator and states
man says: "There are some follies which battle
argument, which go beyond ridicule, and which
excite no feeling in US but disgust" To this pc
culiar class belongs the present attempt to des-
troy the American Constitution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

THE WORLD IS GooD-There are a thousand
things in this world to aflct and sadden-but
oh how many there are beautiful and good
The world is teeming with beauty-with objects
that glSuden the eye and warm the heart. We
might be happy il we would.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

Strong DRINK.-A fellow out west, being asked
whether the liquor he was drinking was good
article, replied, oval, don't know, l guess So
There is only one queer thing about it-wbenever
wipe my mouth burn hole in my shirt"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

Is neiehboripg town, q day or two since, a
gentleman alluded to the account in the newspa-
pers Of the burying of the National flag at Mem
phis. "Never mind" said bystander; /" it will
sprout again.n-Boston Irdueler.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

HoPEFUL-A Mr. Hem has just started new
paper in Iowa. He says he hopes, by hard
Scratching to make living for himself and little
oh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14
MHEELING. SAIURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ~ 1861.

H' Ha|#I q E u
seems TO be very excellent disposition of
tie forces here, since the uncertainty Of
any necessity for our presence here, has
left us without. any preparation for winter
aad its bad roads5 Since il has been de-
termfned that this point and beyond this,
where Sehenek y now, were 70 be the win
ter quarters of sutiefently large force to
held the entrapce 70 the KnnRWha Valley,
the CommissaFy and Qnartegnaster,s de-
pArtments have pushed forward supplies at
q great rate, preparing for the Ice in the
the river. Heavy raiHsa haze fallen lately,
which, while the head of navigation Was
advanced several miles By i, so destroyed
the unprepared roads, that their like was
probSbly nsver seed aIy where else. u,
q Ifsdt bad been known sooner that these
ppinta1Fere 70 be oceHPird this winter, it
Is very reasonable 70 suppose 5hat General
R0seetAns would have had this road prs
9pAEsa for winter transportation, aud tlIus
sarkd an iimmenssssnm dfnufoney to the
yaF5 EHplS Aaiit II II NJ lspeoh8bly be
4be most expressive quarters On the who'll
line Of our army. The present condition
of the road from loop Greek landing to
this place, beEgnrs description. On yes
teriiay, the whole FO6d was lined with
wagons and abulanees buried and over
turnad in the road, and last night two long
trains of wagods.niet just below here, On
the bank, aud the frant teams of each be-
coming stalled, both were compelled to lay
over all night and freeze in the mud, The
road is on broken foundation of sand
rocks and earth between, aud but for the
rocks, which still hold their heads up IN
the original height OF the road, one would
almost fear of going through; but this as
suranee of comparative safety makes the
road rough, rs well as the soft filling be-
tween make 1t muddy. Sometimes your
wagon is on one side high and almost dry,
while the other threatens TO disappear. 1
will not attempt 10 give any idea Of the
trials and troables Of tsAnisters- At pres
ent the road is only Eve miles long, bpt
when the river falls it will be ten mIlestto
Gaunslltou, the next landing place.
F. W. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

i.s4N FIRE AND INLAND SAFIGATION
Iiss accepted It terms consistent with soyeney and
~ t fair profit.
Z EtPteidtdteHtfong gfeEHf 20 6Rdnct ~ RRsbGANSS
I aaa coHttehfsJ for tsraas 81 f0Rf 70 .fse Vears
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.NIf o. e HH II = asa & /. p
of having used violence, or committed any
offence aGqfnst the person or Property Of
any citizen 0f any Of the United States
Euch as Is pupishable by the known Laws
Of the land, the commanding officer aui
officers of every regiment, troops or COM
panY to whici the person or persons so ae-
cused shall loug, are hereby required,
upon application duly made by, or in be-
half Of the party or parties injured, 70 ufss
their utmost spdeayora 70 deliver over
such accused person. 70 the eiyil maGis-
trdte, aud likewise be aiding And assisting
to the officers Of Justice IN appreheudmS
and securing ne person OF persons so ac-
cused, in ortisf to bring him or them ta
trial If any eommandiug officer or olh
GERS shall vii; lily neglect, or shall refuse,
upon the app cation aforesaid, to deliver
over such acc led person or per4ons to the
civil nagfstrutct, or to be aiding apd as
sisungito the ieers Of jusltcer in aPprea
hending such l1Ts1h 6f pefs0ns, the ollicegF
or officers II be cashteted n $50
Briglius digesl iaws OF the United Statss,
page rs.
9 These parties then confined in the Jail Of
Lewis, were arrested by order of the Chief
Magistrate. updh::applicatton mnde..to him,
BE did but hisiduty, and will be sustained
by NIL law loving nndl law abiding citizens
The duty is made imperative upon all mill
taFy commandefs, and they will doubtless
fly to the mid Of all civil authority. It IS
proper that the public should suspend any
further opinion in respect to the guilt or
innocence Of these parties until their cases
are disposed Of by the proper civil tribu-
mails of the country. JUsTIcE'