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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
rol., large l2mo. P,ice Sl.2J.

The critics and the public right in predicting that
this III SIIpa>$. graphic narrative. exciting interest
and extensive popularity all other histories e." c War
the Union. Its theme wlll be- the heroic daring
tie SUFFERING AMI hair breadth escapes q: soldiers
and sailors and il, iu,id nj, viii form the
verSaon II lmuncrahle ircsIcS Tor 10 1t
viii contain. III addition 10 lis stirring detLi, the philn
>,phC Analysis of the Causes OF the War 10y JOINS L."
MUuIY, Ii. ID. author 81 Tile Rise of the DUt,
Republic etc, the dates OF all the important
from the John Brown raid ANA all accurate and Revised
account al the principal battles. with cIgrdvlgS.
One third the proceeds of al! Subscriptions sent direct
will be- given TOR the Kellei OF Disabled Soldiers iui
all persons who Wis copy Ui the work and also L. ben
eft the soldiers. should send their and address
Also. officer private or person i'll ANY
t"ll Of The country having knowledge of heroic
stirring icnt, viii Obge rs by sending Us account
u il.
Booksellers. PoSmaSter>. and Canvas>inC Agents viii
turI.~ir with Suascrptial Prospectus on appca
ton % the Publishers
to 4 hterGi commission giren to soldiers
desiringiO act as agents IN tahing sMJScuiP-
tons.
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AND CLAIM AGENCY.
c. F. PLEASANTS K 6. o. WENDER,

c. F.. PLEASANTS K G. 0. NTNDER,
Late OF the Treasury DEPARTMENT. will attend
to the prosecution ard settlement of Claims
against the United States, arising out Of the Re
beEion. or any of the former Matchmaking
Pensions, Soc Bounty. Bounty Land, Arrears of
Pay, Recruiting Expenses. &c. &c.
Having been engaged for more than eight years
in the Auditors Offices. they feel capable of rem
dering valuable aid in all disputed ard suspended
accounts; no matter for whot c1"se suspended
Special attention will be given to the settle
ment of the accounts Of Quarter Masters. Com
missaries and other Disbursing Agents. their en-
pcrience of several years in the Auditors offices
having made them familiar with these accounts.
Large Claims are lying dormant on the books
of the public Offices and proper and efficient pro-
Secution only are needed for their collection.
Letters addressed to AUSTIN B. PAIGE.
Washington, d. c.,
Will receive prompt attention
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Second Assessment Dist, let Of Te,mom.
All persons interested in the payment of taxes
under the law of Congress entitled AN act to
provide internal revenue to support the govern
ment and pay interest on the public debt" ap-
proved July |. 1862. are hereby notified that the
lists. valuations and ennumerations made and ia
Ken IN the several towns in the county of Caledo-
MIA, may be examine for the space of fifteen DAYS.
or till the 18th day of November next. at the of.
nee nee Of George a: Merrill in St Johnsbury. and
mat on said 18th day Of November the under
signed vii! be present at the place aforesaid to
hear and determine any appeals that NAV at III A.
time be made to him from the action Of the ass
slstant assessors for the divisions composed Of
the aforesaid towns. "a
Oct %, 1862. - ''' 1A''eH s'9o
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THE HOUSEKEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

Prepared from au improved recipe by the proprietor of
ne brother Jonathan Pesh'' is certified by all the
neaulhS New lork Furniture Dealers and PianoFOre
MAKERS 10 he the best in the world for Removing Scratch
eS MARKS and Dirt and restoring high and lasting gloss
10 all Kinds of Vanished work, from Furniture to Leati
er IL cheaper and better than Varnsh dres mmedi-
a'eE and Is easily applied. With piece of Canton Fla-
mel and bottle two OF this New Furniture Polish. u
douaekeeper work magic in the furniture house
and keep it looking Ike Now is the time
up your Tables, Chairs, Desks Pianos, Picture Frames
Carriages etc. and make them look 81 per better
tbs is For sale by Furniture Dealers and
StOrekeepers generally. Price p and 50 cents bottle
Depot No Spruce Street, New York. Special Agents
Wanted. Address. Box 1872, New York p. o.
The HOusekeeper's New Furniture Polish is for sale
here by J. c. BINGHAM.
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General MfOrU,0tjOn.

Students can enter at any time. No vacations Usual
time 10 complete the Course, from to l. weeks Assist
alct renderedO graduates in procuring situations Grad
dates are presented with elegantly engraved Diploma
ks For catalogue OF ~ pages. specimens of penna,
snip, &c, enclose Two letter stamps, and address
LOWELL WARNER
lnG2+ Biurhamfou V
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YER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best it ever has been, and that it
may be relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER & Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
HoYT & GREEN St. John, bury.
JOHN N. MARTIN, Peaeha n.
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FREEDLEY & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

Plan OS-PcrSon< VIII" wish to buy Piano al the best
makers WI! he shown how they handsome sum
nj the purchase Ii they address Plane JOY, Coz
Co.. Publishers Agents. New York p. o.
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CO{leW0te Course.

This Course embraces Book Keeping in all its DEPART
nentS, Penmanshlp. Commercial Arithmetic business
correspondence. Commercial Law, Political Economy
comm ercal Ethics Partnership Settlements Detectn,
COuntereited and Altered Bank Notes &c
The Spent erian System Prnmasbp Is taugbt in all
rs varieties. by the most klful masters of the art
The bookkeeping department is under the special SUI
peTNiSion and instruction of the PRINCIPAL D. Iuwrl
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BOUNTY AND PENSIONS

For Invalids, and Back Pay for services IN
TIE present war. procu ed Tor soldiers, their W. l.
Sws and heirs. on application to the undersigned.
NO charges unless successful
CREE & DAVIS.
oo Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
o-oo Wheelcck, vt.
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r 0 R S A L E .

The subscribers have for sale at Low Prices.
80 bushels Herds Grass Seed.
1000 9 Northern Clover Seed,
1000 " Oats.
800 " Northern Corn,
10000 Good Brick,
10000 Cedar Shingles,
loO00 Long -
G. H. & J. NJ. WEEKS,
Lyndon, April Is, 1862.
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r UMBER. REMOVAL.

The subscriber has removed to the Hancock
shop at Paddock village; and having put in a
new Pianer will do all kinds of planning in the
best manner He continues to furnish all kinds
of lumber on the most reasonable terms. Also,
packing boxes Of every description.
DANIEL COLBY.
St Johnsbury, May s. 4lh
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OH can get good one of Casino for 81, co.
DO You want Real Nice Lounge: You can
get any style. quality, shape or price of CASINO
and they are all warranted.
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Willreceiye prompt attention
NALE AT AUCTION!

"A J. L A 1 A U C1lON!
viii he sod at public auction, on Wednesday
the 19lh inst. on the premises formerly owned
and now occupied by the subscriber. in the town
of Lyndon, the following described property to
wit:
Large Oxen.
Mich Cows,
9 2 year old Steers
About $50 nice Sheep and Lambs,
lron-axle cart. nearly new,
Wooden-axle cart,
OX-wagon, iron axle
2horse Wagon. iron-axle
Buckeye Moving Machine.
Also general assortment offarming tools. con-
sisting of Sleds. harnesses. whiffietrees and
chains. OK yokes plows and harrows, hay forks.
ScytheS and snaths. and in short every variety of
farming tools usually used on farm.
Sale to commence at o'clock AM.
Terms-Six months. with good security, for all
sums over ~. Less sums. cash
JOEL FLETCHER.
st JoinSbury, Nov ). 1862. 1920
JOHN II MooRE Auctioneer.
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PRINTING OR BINDING.

Whether i: he for I single book. or Hotel Regis
rsr. N",c Book. Magazine. Poster Handful
Catalogue, Sermon. Address. Bill of Fare. Pack
of Cards. Bill Heads. Letter Heads. Business
Cards on Envelopes or Note Paper. &c. Sc. or
whether il be a job of manufacturing
School Books by tie -UNioa,
Our works are all under enc roof We have
first class Foudrineer Paper Machine. several
Power Presses, and all tie modern Improvements
in Book-bindIns Tools and Machinery and our
Workman arc net - be exceiled iii their several
doi.art:n, nts- And fer 1853 we shall endeavor 10
have DIARIES enough Ito 90 round.' though
the present prospect Is hat those who buy first
will be mcSt sure "a get them. All order will be
filled in the orders Of III III rceeipt-as soon as the
Goods are ready.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY on
hand as usual. l;Send orders by mail. or wait
for the wagon
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14

After Al extensive practice sf upward s.
continues To- secure Patents il the G'fIT.
also IIi ',rcaf Britain France, and col ii-T i,Ir..i-,
Caveats. Specifications. Bonds Assignments a. a
Ier>-r Draw ing ipr Patents. Executed i!.1a
aud it'll DESPATCH Re~car, he mad ilItr Ana
Foreign works. L" determine the NalilH l-l.-.
tents ur Inventions and '-al ',jit '-
in ali matters touching the Sarie. Copies al rl''.
"i any Patent furnished ia Trru.tiin- ou- u. .-..
slcumeni> recorded al Washington.
The Agency l. not orlA fiit l.ig-t.>; ia y. #-
hut through II inventors have adv4l.t--t- r..
Patents. ui a>criiai.S IL- iiaiyls-iilI, SIS
unsurpassed 10y. il nj immediately >ui-lH..
which toe offered ih-ia -l~tE iltT... It..
below given Prove that Iui.e l. mere >.:,y,---
Patent ONCE than the subscriber AID -
best proof Ui advantages ANA aiiiIlA ne
t. ha- abundant r-s>"l L. l..il.A AID ....
No aihrr c!lcr 81 The kind ar. The Char-,- . .-..r
al services - moderate. The iitl!.,l>, t...
sus,>Crit during twenty Years Hast Ia ,rl.'..
accumulate vast collection ui if.,al..-
decisions relative 10 patents
These. besides his extensive i;irary .T I-.-.
chancal works, and IUll acooulil> 81 patents -'H'
th~ iiiied States and Europe. r-l.,rr nr s..r.
question, Ia offer superior faciiii-- lpr '.fdirl a.
Ah necessity "l n Journey 10 Nl-hIlI-i,i L. i...
patent ana the usual great delay there her. -
inv enlOTs-
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The New Commercial Buildings are located op-
posite Court House. corner of Court and
ChenangO-Streets

This College is in n" connected with any other In
'tuon The energies OF the entire faculty are exclu-
svely devoted to this.
The design OF this Institution Is to afford to Young Men
an opportunity for acquiring thorough practical Busi-
ness Education.
The Books and Forms carefully arranged by Practi
cal Accountants. expressly Tor this Institution and the
Course OF instruction is such combine Theory and
Practice. $500
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THE peculiar faint or
infection which Ee
call SCEOFULA turks
in the constitutions of
multitude> OF men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
tccblcd. Initiated state
of the blood. wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent t" sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action. and
leaves the system TO
fall iutn disorder and
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TESTIMONIALS

TESTIMONIALS
"lregard Mr. Eddy "a one u the iGn>1 Gag ar
successful practitioners v iii whom have lla ..
Intercourse CHARLES MASON
Csi,.llS>.oi.eT ol Pate
Il have noheSitati0nin assuring inventors lt.--
cannot employ a pcr>cn CON c1,ii al irtl>-s
and mOre capable vi putting their rem, q
TO secure Tor them all early aid favorable co.'s
AT the Patent Once EEHI-ND ri Rhf.
Late Comm i-~iD.vT IS fa'-
Mr.. X. II. Eddy has mac { Tor me Thirteen sill'1'
all but oi which patents haze been Erah-'-
that j. pending Such uiiuiSfak-lhe proc. 10 81.
talent and ability his part leads 10 rtl'i'
inventors 10 apply 10 him 10 pr"CGre itesT lal.-.
they may be sure Of having the most iaifhiL. ai.'
bestowed on their cases, and al very rc2> iiA'
ges'' JOHN TAu'A.i
During eight months the subscriber, in cvLf~~ '-
large practice. made o twice rejected appl' al o..
teen appeals. every of which was decldc1 IL 49,
''e 0'''''''''''0He' "a r.. H. EDDT-
Boston. Dec. 3, 1851. is--f
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L a [ Z OF VERMONT
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ISAAC FARRIN,iroN.s ESTATE

WE,the subscribers. being appointed iyrl.ll..
w Die Probate court lor the district oJ'ale,i,,s
sionerS- 10 receive examine and adjust All cls
Inands OF all persons against The estate 81 Isaac
claims al the deceased exhibited in onset iI5--
give Notice that siN months ir'n the 10Th ,iag
ID loi2. are allow ed lor the creditors Ia present.
before Give notice that nila ,is,-.- - ..
pose al dwelling oi Susan Farrir.rror $. =,
I'm said district. the sth lAr ii N,.l .r,,a.-
day Of March next al O'Clock z VI. 81, ea,h - =.
FRANKLIN NARNTN .--
1921 THOMAS CCLARk ,C-l.l...,
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY or.
A Thousand Chances to Make Money.
Cloth 81.
This has been republished in England.
Every business and Clerk should have these books
They will pay the buyer hundred oid. Every parent
should get them their sons.
Ali these books mailed postpaid ON eipt Of price
We pay particular attention to mailing books, wrappin,
them carefully, and will procure and send postpaid any
book anywhere on receipt of publishers price and sx
stamps. Address
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14

THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN MAN.
fractures, FROM 1908 to 1860.
BY DIR. J. LEANDER BISHOP 2vos., Svo.
Vol. |. now ready, Vol. ii. nearly ready.
This is probably the largest and important work
now in the American press
We have alsojust publshedne editions of the follow
ing useful and popular books:
THE BUSINESS MANS LEGAL AID,
WISER; or, How to Save Money. BY
Conducting Business according to Law.
as expounded by the Best and --latest
Authorities. 400 pp., sheep. Price, 81.
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TESTANENTS AND PRAYER BOOKS,
which we will sell at very low rates
We also call attention 10 the following list of
Books in paper covers, which now sending
out by mail post paid. AZ the annexed prices, viz
4 Preparation for Confirmation by the Rev
G. 7. Quintard. SIP
Royce's Historical Sketches of the Church 30
The Book OF PRAYER for the House of PRAYER.
by the RI Rev. ". Il. Stevens. DID. .0S
The Origin and Design OF the Christian Min
i>iry. by Bishop NcIlyane, OF
Why | am ChuTchman. by DIR. Randall. 10
The Ministerial Commission. by the Rev.
Ll"yd Windsor, 81
The Firmament IN the Midst Of the Waters.
4 new theory Of the nature Of the Firma-
n.ent, OK the Rev J. SWEET. NJ A. IL
Let US Pray. Family prayers. &c. chiefly
from the PRAYER Book. with an address
az: the duty of Family Prayer by the Rev.
J. SWEET. NJ. 4. II
A Methodist in Search OF the Church. by the
Rex. s. Y. McMaS.erS. DID. IL. u, 81
And We shall soon publish
An Elementary Grammar. By Pref. C l.. Balch.
of Norwich University; and a work entitled
The Celestial Dawn. hv the Rev ". F. Evans.
author of " The Happy Islands
Ana VIC desire al persons interested. constant
Is 10 remember th-t vi hayc tNEur ALLIED
FACILITIES for The manufacture of all kinds OF
BOG hS- and for executing every order for
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NFTO TAOLTO hND EITI UI.11oOEO.
Of Gold, Silver and other kinds of bows. My
assortment and experience are such that | can
fully supply the wants of those who can be help
ed, equal to any optician, and at one fourth less
price. Mrs c. c. CHILDS continues to manufac
t,,ro
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

customers at all times with new and desirable
goods, such as Watches and Jewelry IF all kinds
and styles, Books and Stationery, Silver Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods, great variety. 1901 kinds,
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nO YOU WANT A GOOD LOUNGE
- FOR A LITTLE MONEY?

lii-G22t
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STATES EXCISETAX.

St JohnSbury, Nov ), 1862. 1920
JOHN II MOORE AuctiOneer.
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
Our Hewbern Corrcsposdence.

NEWBgkN, N. T., Dec, D, lo02.
Esablishmenl ofao Gourf of Eqsuy- Wants Of a Rebel
Female-A Neo Light Drouoa Gunboat-Cusom House
Intelligence -Csnt,atond Property Corfsca,ed de-, dc.
Governor stany has established to be known
the Court Equity II operation day
and Ia designed enforce and facilitate payment
dcbts. Besides will take cognzance Of cases requiring
the administration Of justice," both generally and par
tcuarly according 70 equity practice. make reference
70 the organization Of such court from the fact
believe that Twill be Of inestmabls utility 10 business
in New York, as well as in other large cities And
when take into consideration the fact that broken
down merchants and fraudulent dealers have come out
here with the intention Of entering into business under
supposlion that they will be liable prosecution as
regards an enforcement payment Of their debts
we can plainly the motive Of the Governor estsb
Listing court and benefit II cannot fall Of be-
ing 10 communities both large and small.
letter has just been received In this city, through the
medium OF the so-called Underground Railroad" from
lady Of prominence and high reputation who is v
ing In the interior OF this State. extract the following
paragraphs from her letter They speak for themselves
and do not need any comment Of mine
How wish could send you list Of the articles that
20 much want and which be obtained anywhere
here. don't know what am 10 do.
Times are getting very hard or everything s getting
very high Common calico 81 so per yard shoes from
$40 70 s2o per pair and everything else IN proportion
guess you think must wear old clothes until the
war is
never dreamed that such a day would dawn. would
10 God that this cruel would cease Obi what a
ehout OF Joy will be sent up when peace is declared
again.
The captured steamer Wilson has been 9s,ed mn for
light draught gunboat transport. She made nine miles
an hour on her trial trip, with green wood and will run
eleven miles hour with dry wosd or coal She draws
less than tvo feet Of water.
This morning, for the 6rst time, q regular custom
house oc took charge o ths United States revenue in
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

The United states steam TRANSPORT George c. Collins
Captain Nckerson arrived al this port evening" with
dates from Newbern, n. c. 10 December TO- via Fortress
Monroe December IL.
The troops at Newberu making preparations for
when the George c. Collins ef but their destnss
tiuu unknown.
The following 10 q list Of her passengers
Mrs Mary Bcraft and Miss A. Coweil; General Bradley,
DIR. A. G. Clark, Of Washington. ID. CT Captain De Hart,
Ninth New Jersey Volunteers Bunting Hawkins, j. NJ.
Stilman Twenty third Massachusetts,; H. n. Parkhurst,
Twentyhf,h Massachusetts,; Sergeant Rogers, Fifty first
Massachusetts,: VI. H Finney, Twenty third Massachu-
setts George Hayward, Twentyth!rd Massachusetts, B.
Kennedy, Twenty fifth Massachusetts,; A. W Hustled,
Tenth Connecticut; L. Waterbury, Tenth Connecticut
VIM g. Richmond, Geo. r Barber, VIM. R. Root, Marine
Artillery; r. Benson, Vim. pike, N. +. Pike, A. w. But
ter6eId; D.. Mcrri Twen,ythird Massachusetts, Isaac
Moore, Sixth New hampshire Charles A. Thayer, Twea
" afth Massachusetts, T. Evans, Twenty nth Massachu
setts John H. Robe. Twenty fifth Massachusetts; J.
Blodget Seventeenth Massachusetts, j. Segoder Twen.
tytbird Massachusetts Z. Dcnnally, Twenty yseventh
Massachusetts John L. Barton, Seventeenth Massachu
setts z. Thomas, VIM. Chlds Twenty fifth Massachu-
sets b. II. Mllets, Twenty fourth Massachusetts,; j.
Mcdonald, II. v. Merrill, Twentyffth Massachusetts,; s.
c. Burroughs, Twenty NTH Massachusetts, Geo Cash
We indebted V Mr.. Philip Coombs, purser for
late papers
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
The News or the Passage of'tNe Bill IN
Wheeling.

From the Wheeling Intsuig gcrNcr Dec. III
The the passage Of the bill Through the national
state Of West Virginia received with demonstrations
Of approval oil over the CITY VIC received the special
,5reashous sas % ,See was a ,assa,
House Of Delegates JUS, that body adjourned, and
received with three chcers. The new state
nnan ,se suocessui delivery Of the new born infant
whose coming they have looked FOR such long period
and with much solicitation. IL indeed subject for
Joyful congratuation. brings with equal taxation,
equal representation, industry, powor developed re-
sources realization of all the ardent hopes which
have animated the breats Of all true Western virginans
Sor many long years Il tolls Of happy release from
mercess taskmasters from conspiracy aud rebellion,
from injustice and oppresson and s AZ sns nnumcrsse as
Last evening an old babywsksr captured ~ Gen Kelley
at Romney brought out, and salute OF thirty i've
guns fired In honor OF the new state.
"Glory TO God IN the highest" West Virginia has
been admitted into the Union or States The thirty nth
star been added constellation The consun.
matcn devouty wished for has at last bcen reached
reached that happy haven where works do 'ollo~
after.
All your sacrIhces all your devotion, ali your patience
end suffering is at last goriousy repaid. How the heart
swes with grateful emotion 20 that Divinity shapes
our ends, rough hew them how we wi.n
Now fellow citizens, and ALL the die cast, and let
US have 10 more divisions between this question
Let ns be o. one mind and have such Johcstion over
ths grand triumph as the occasion demands. Let
joice the day OF delverance. In every town.
far and near al every schoohousc every road
NJ every place where people DO congregatc let mass
meeting be held. Bring out your speakers bring out
your babywskers you have any. bring out your music
run up your Tags and let there such grand aud uni
versai rejoicing Tho Western Virginia hills sever saw
before.
People OF wheeling, you who have gained 90 much
by this success shall not have such dcmonstr
here as will be worthy~ our ancient famcs
Throw out your banners this morning. Tonight, VIC
suggest lettbe people assemble at some place suitable
where there will be room enough, 20 hear some Of the
numerous excellent speakers who In the city and
be present There dozen elegant SPEAKERS IN tho
Legislature In addition others In the city, who will
address the people Their hearts are now overbowine
Give them chance Let us have display Of fireworks
600 surpassed by that OF last Fourth f July Let the
boueee be illuminated hearts are and let the whole
city be vocal with Joy.
What say yog Shall noti Aud N no, let us move
early this morning and set the thing going II may be
Thought better 70 take more time 10 get ready for
bic Demonstration We hope a meeting VI the citizens
vl NE held 70 day 20 consult about a.
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
Died.

AHRy.-on Friday December IL, PHtip, the only
Of Philip and Elizabeth Ahern, aged year % months
and days, natives OF the parish of Keanturk county
Cork Ireland.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
one o'clock precisely from 808 avenue A. between
Twentieth and Twenty.arst streets,
BAproS.--0n Friday evening, December r., ELLEN Ma.
MA, daughter Of George and Jane II. Banton, aged 3
years and 8 months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parens az Broadway and sixty ninth street. this
laundayD afternoon, st two O'Clock.
BuHaDm--pn Saturday moTnbg, psssnbW "a