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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
Var Meeting at st JOhnsbury.

4 mass meeting of the citizens of this sec
on Of our State was held at this place on
.lvsday afternoon and evening, brought to-
,.her BY the following call which was issued
posters at late hour Saturday night:
SAVE OUR CoUNTRY.-A Mass Meeting
the citizens of Caledonia and Essex coun-
.r> will be held in the Court House grounds,
st Jounsbury on Tuesday, August 9TH,
wi! at , o'clock in the afternoon and IN
Tie evening. to adopt the most efficient
method of raising men in answer to the call
lie president, to subdue rebellion that
~:-ayns the overthrow of the government.
The crisis is imminent! Our national ex-
FENCE is in jeopardy, and the time has arriv-
when it is for the people to decide wheth-
our Republican form of government shall
aNstained, or whether it shall be over
own by an odious and cruel despotism
Citizens, Give one day to your country
aa'. YOUR wives, your daughters and youl
.n,
Actresses are expected from Hon Horace
MAYNARD. NJ. G., of Tenn, Hon Portus Bax
IN. e., Hon Justin S. Morrill,, NJ. C..
Hy1 l., 7. Poland. Hon Paul Dillingham;.
The meeting will be organized as follows
4a ErastuS Fairbanks, president. Vice
.esdrn,s Hon James Gilchrist, Wm
>'easrr. Esq, Rev NJ. B. Bradford, Hon
taoert Harvey. Ira Brainard, Esq, VIM. b
sinner Esq, Ward B. Norris, Esq, Hor
,Aadrew Mcmillan. Hon A. f. Judevne
Ha; Ora Crosby. l.. H. Delano, Esq, Sulli
Van Eanney. Esq, John Russell, Jr, Esq
HoA Saml B. Mattocks, s. S. Thompson
~ Phillip Goss, Esq, Lauren Sleeper, Esq
Hon +. {. Chamberlin, John Martin. Esq
Nv, Choate, Esq, Hon Thomas Wason
m Cameron. Esq, Moses Davis, Esq, HOY
~. Gree Hon VIM. Chase, J. c. Tibbetts
A'q' Hon James d. Bell, Hon Serene Mont
;smery, Hon Brigham Pike, William Hovey
@a'q' Hon Moses Kiteredge, J. NJ. Eddy
>%q' John Bacon, Esq, Hon Calvin Morrill,
non |. \. Hall, Hon David Hubbard, Re
L. H. abor, Hon y. ". French, Hon Ste
zen Howe, Hon Jonah Brooks.
Emerson Hall, Marshal.
" II. Eaton, c. NJ. Stone, Secretaries.
N the early part of the day people besa
" come into town, among whom we notice
1,a'se four horse load, with banners fyins
''m the patriotic town of Hardwick, an
~1''! smaller loaded vehicles from othe
:''ces. Before the appointed hour peopl
-s@A to assemble about the stand in tn
ut house yard, and by half-past two thel
'''e thousand or more men and wome
''~sc'ed there. As the speakers announcs
"!e Gay had not arrived, the meeting ";
'-''e1 10 order by the'President,w who address
ne large assembly somewhat as follows
FELLOW CITIZENS We meet to-day undo
' ordinary ircumstances-we are assemble
~ no ordinary purpose. 1t is not to adv
''e the claims Of any political party, not y
- y N':ass the policy Of the administrations
'~s rebellion, which at first was like lit
-" no bigger than mans hand, h
7'"n and expanded until it has overcast t
''''~'''' and, like blackened tempest, thre'
'' 'ae overthrow OF the government, al
destruction Of our free institutions.
t"e picture is not oveIdrawn. Indeed Il
n 40 ume for INDUCING in flights of fame
w rebellion is O roaEtv Tho ,,n, :, q
atty,
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Confectionery of all Kinds.

Oranges and Lemons. Figs. Nuts of every de-
scription. Pipes of twenty different varieties, To-
bacco. better assortment than can be found in
this County We have the celebrated Union
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. said to be the best
thing that is used. Cigars of all kinds. Extracts
of Lemon. Orange Vanilla. &c. We have the
celebrated. AnnearS Boot Backing. superior
ticle; also. Boot Brushes. Pocket Books. Wal
let's, Port Monaies. Tobacco Boxes, Percussion
Caps, Cigar Cases. Sc Nc.
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MARRIAGES,

At Li,tleton. n. H.. July u, by Rev q. S.
Barnes, E. I. lde and Cynthia l.. Adams. At
the same place and by the same. Levi P. Parks
and Hattie NJ. Miller, all of Passumpsic.
At the Methodist Parsonage in Worcester,
Aug. 3, by Rev r. W. Harlow. Charles S. Smith
of Chelsea, and Charlotte A. Culver of W.
In Sutton, July 80, by Rev l.. T. Harris. Jesse
Marshall. Jr., and Isabelle NJ. Thomas, both of
Burke.
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DEATHS.

ES~ Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted FREE-
Obituaries, Including poetry inserted at six cents line, i'll
advance.
In North Danville, June q, of diptheria, Alb
by +. Cowling. daughter Of James and Nancy
Horn. aged p years.
In Goshen Gore. June So Morgeanna E.. aged
IL years days. July ., Jimmie j., aged years
/ months; July 30. Sarah E., aged years s
months; Aug. l, Charlie p, aged years mos.
dipthera.
At Wheelock, Aug. 4, of diptheria, Abbie
Sayles. daughter of William and Fanny H. Chase
aged Is years and two months.
In Ryegate. July Il, Mary, wife of James Nc
Clure, aged Il years 10 months.
In Sutton. July %, of diptheria, Freddie, only
son of Haskell! J. and Laura J. Ball.
At Waterville, Me-, July p, Eliza, aged Il,
daughter Of John and Sophia Bingham Weber.
Lie down in peace to take thy rest!
We can no longer watch thy bed,
But glorious angels, spirits best,
Shall guard thee Cay and night instead;
And when thine eyes Enclosed shall be,
Christ i'll his glory they shall see,
Lie down in peace to take thy rest
My eyes must weep-my heart must mourn !;
But to thy soul. with Jesus blest,
For comfort and for hope turn:
! Thou wilt not mark these tears that flow,
! Sorrow can never reach thee now.
In Lunenburg, July 26, infant child of Harri-
son Stowell.
I In Danville, Goth ult., of diptheria. Helen Alb
| by, daughter of c F. Weeks, aged one year and
| s months.
| In Danville, June ct, VIM. Franklin. only child
of Merrill A. Weeks, aged eight months
In Peacham. oath ult.. of cancer. Daniel Mea
der, I'd. formerly of Ryegate, aged 6S.
In Peacham, 9th ut, Mrs. Olive Brown. aged
SO years. Grandmother Brown was the last sur
viyor of the seven families that emigrated to
Peacham in the year 1901 from Charlestown
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
o,1 AND STATE ITEMS.

LOCAL AND STATE 1iHmo.
H''' CAP, Frost with his company of recruits
Sors on Friday morning for Camp at
90 ..rsboro. with full ranks and in good splr-
''' We omitted to mention in our last pa
- -, q. the Friday previous some of the
.,,,e ladies' and misses of this place had a
., the head of the Plain at which the
',",,s were invited guests. The tables were
'o.:tu.l, spread with the creature COM
,be trees were draped with the good old
w. .,d all went merry as marriage bell.
T ur Chamberlin's recruiting office has
o,en ten days and he now has sirty-fre
.rris,ed The last Walton's Daily says
Gan, pllingham's company was recruit
" ne number of III in three weeks, the
.l.,. vet enlisted. We want to tell our
,;,..,rIer friends next week that the Gale
COMPANY was recruited in seventeen
80. Shall We do it
The Meldelssohn Ouintette Club of Bos-
,.r4 two of their splendid concerts in
1sce last week, assisted by Miss Lizzie
=, It's of no use for us to say anything
,, ,be Mendelssohns' music-their con-
:, have been considered for years as No. l
~o,g the best. Miss Curtis sung charm
.r of course-she always does. The Club
49, concert at Lttleton on Saturday even
=. the 10th.
Mr. S. Orne Of Barton, knows what
.jt,or's inward nature requires. We re-
at BIZ express on Wednesday splendid
:srrl with Ibis mark" on it.
The oppressive heat of the past week
,rrobabIy been noticed by most Of our
especially those who were wedged
,bs Town Hall on Tuesday evening. The
.,yy shower of that night seemed to clear
.. atmosphere, and since then the air has
...n cooler and has had some vitality in it.
Z, Ia, been the catcAingist hay weather i'm
ENABLE. Any quantity Of hay has been
.-ne this week "as black as your hat" A
.yo! deal of grass has not yet been cut.
The North Church Sunday school holds
.;3,th anniversary on Friday afternoon.-
here will be exercises at the church at
.ocA, after which they will have picnic
,lrr the trees somewhere. The South ant
.s Methodist Sunday schools are invited
..p.ts together with the parents of the chill
zen in all the schools.
A war meeting was to have been hel(
:, white River Junction on Thursday after
ION, at which Hon Horace Maynard Of Ten
.-ssre and Hon Jacob Collamer of this stat
we're advertised to speak.
The College Boys are coming. By
.r,e poster at the St. Johnsbury House "
-5,ice that the College Glee Club from tn
Wesleyan University at Middletown, CT
~ TO give concert at Union Hall thl
Ia1rsday) evening. In our exchange
1wn the river this club is highly spoken o
hey are on a pedestrian tour to the Whit
l.lntains, and We understand that they az
yea. in their own peculiar costume, and sin
,ne of their own peculiar college songs.
We learn that Col Geo. A. Merrill ha
signed the Office Of postmaster at thl
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the battle field re-baptized in blood

We have given but hasty and very i'm
perfect report of what was said and done at
the two gatherings. The speakers were en-
thusastic but not excited. The people seem
to be aroused to see the necessity of earnest
and immediate work. Eight or nine young
men came forward to the stand during the
exercises and enrolled their names with MIR
Chamberlin's company. The hall was literal
ly packed full of ladies and gentlemen, and
many could not get even inside the doors.
DiscOuraging Enlistments.
We regret to learn that there are obstacles
put in the way of obtaining recruits which
show in some of our farmers a spirit quite
unpatriotic, not to say selfish and mercenary.
We have just learned of farmer in Water
ford who compelled his hired man, who had
determined to enlist and did enlist in Mr.
Chamberlin's company, to pay him damages
to the amount of 500, for not fulfilling his
contract in working the full number ofmonths
which he agreed to in the spring. We do
not know but this mans conscience will COM
mend him for this act, but We are very sure
that public sentiment will not uphold any
one in placing the least obstacle between man
and his duty to his country in this trying
time. We hope this laborer will appeal from
the decision of the referees, Qor we learn it
was "left out") and we are quite certain that
a higher tribunal will reverse the decision.-
Quite in contrast to the above little mean
ness is the conduct of several large farmers
in the county that we know of, who have told
their help that if any of them OR all of them,
wanted to enlist they would discharge them
if it was "right in haying." Farmers, me-
chanics, professional men, one and all, keep
your patriotism in sight and when occasion
offers use it.
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Fresh and Salt Meats and Fish.

In connection with the aborc. we keep con-
stantly Oh hand ali kinds OF Fresh and Salt Meats
and Fish. ana everything in the Provision bust
ness. Beef. Pork. Lamb, Veal. llams. Dried
Beef, Tripc. Salmon. Mackerc. Lard, Tallow
Salt. Goldfish. fresh Halibut. Meats Tongue. But
ter and Cheese. Dried Apple. Eggs. Onions, Peas
Beans. Potatoes. Vinegar. Salt Pork, sc
All orders gwen to the driver Of our Meat Wag
on. will be promptly attended to.
The pubic patronage is solicited.
We remain Your Obed't Servants,
DANIELS. COOK K CO.
\. NJ. DANIELS,
A. NJ. COOK.
JARVIS BARTLETT.
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SEMINARY
AND
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Commences its Fall Term August IS, under a
full Board of competent Teachers.
In addition to the usual advantages in the solid
and artistic branches. the Gymnastic and Militia
ry Departments furnish to ladies and gentlemen
special facilities for physical development.
For circulars, board or rooms. apply to the
Principal, GEO. CROSBY SMITH, A. NJ.
Newbury, Vt, July lG, 1862. Al
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08

Worcestershire Sauce. (Lord Ward.l for roast
meat and steaks, something that is desirable in
all families; Fresh Tomato, ketchup. Chow
Chow. French Mustard. jenkins. Pepper-sauce.
Uurse-Radish. Mustard. &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
Killed by Lightning.

Killed by Lightning.
J. ?. Carr, Esq, of Waterford found colt
and a two-years old heifer about eight rods
apart in his pasture on Wednesday morning,
both dead. There were no marks upon them,
but it is supposed that they were killed by
lightning during the heavy rain of the night
previous.
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All Wrong.

We hear that recruiting agent from Mas
sachusetts has enlisted a number Of recruits
in this county for Massachusetts, regiment.
BY law of this State such enlstments are
forbidden under severe penalties, and it is
made the duty Of town grand jurors and
States attorneys to prosecute all offences a
gainst sad law
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
Fearful Mortality.

That dreadful scourge, diptheria, fingers
about US making fearful wreck of some
households. We have just learned that Jas.
Horn, of Goshen Gore, has buried four chill
dren and sister, all of whom died with this
disease within the few past weeks. At last
accounts fifth child of MIR Horn was dam
gerously i'll of the same disease, and prcba-
bly, ere this her body is laid beside those of
her four little brothers and sisters whose
mounds are not yet green in the family bury
ing ground.
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Prisoner at Richmond.

Mr. Jacob Ide of Passumpsic, has learned
that his son Horace, of Co. D, Vt Cavalry,
has been taken prisoner by the rebels while
on a reconnaissance near Culpepper Court
House, Va, on July Il. While deployed for
tie double purpose of skirmishipg and ascer-
tanning the enemy's force, young Ide and one
comrade fell into rebel ambush and both
were captured. Young Ide was in the Skin
mish when Gordon (of Newark was killed,
and he helped capture and disarm tie rebel
who shot him. The carbine which sent this
Union soldier to his long home was brought:
to Mr. lde by Capt Preston, and is now at
this office. 1t will be some consolation to
Gordon's friends to learn that he vas decent
ly buried by his comrades, in a wheatfeld,
near where he fell
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THE CALL is URGENT!
Feliow Citizens, ire MUST NOT Shrink,
Nothing should now stand between us and our
solemn duty. Forward, brave men and true.
indicate the Nations Honor!
Perpetuate for your children this God-given Re-
public.
Men of Wealth Men of Position !!
Hold not back in this perilous hour The BEST
BLOOD is well spent in so just strife.
Our workshops, our offices, our counting
I rooms. our homes are NO longer our places.
THE FIELD OF BATTLE
Is Now the Post Of DUTY.
The time is favorable. The company Will not be
called to the seat of War before the unhealthy
heat of a Southern summer is past The pay of
our soldiers is unequalled in the annals of war.
S45 PAID IN ADVANCE!
Pay and Rations commence at date of enlist
ment.
Green Mountain Boys. Let not you Pat
! riotism !Siumber,
Let us have splendid Company for the llth,
and that right early. In cases of necessity fur
Ioughs will be granted to give opportunity to fin
ish having. - will be paid to any person who
shall procure an accepted recruit.
Principal Recruiting Office
OLD POST OFFICE, ST. JOHNSBURY.
GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN.
General Recruiting Officer.
/ SrBORD.NATE OFFICERS Charles Shipman
Harlwick; NJ, NJ. Conant. Waterford Edwin
]. Merrill. st Johnsbury Charles H. Davis, Bar
net; ii. B. Root, Island Pond; Claudius b.
Somers, Ryegate Dudley P. Hall, East Burke
| St. Johnsburv. July 30. 1862.
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OTAGE NOTICE.

The undersigned mail contractor from Lyn-
don to Sheffield. would inform the public that he
will run good team and covered carriage for the
convenience of passengers, from Lyndon through
Wheelock. to Sheffield. three times per week as
follows: Leave Sheffield at p. m. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, reaching Lyndon at
, p m. Leave Lyndon same DAYS on arrival Of
cars from the South and reach Sheffield by %. M
He hopes by careful attention and moderate bills
to Obtain the patronage of the public.
SYLVESTER HALL
Sheffield, April Is, 1862. 9lu
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A terrific and destructive shower of rain
and hail, accompanied with lightning, passed
over the Southwest corner of Windsor coun-
ty, on the 3Oth, doing immense damage to
the crops in some localities. The hailstones
averaged from one-half inch to one inch in
diameter, and were so numerous that upon
the grass lawn in front of the farm house of
Pliny Barrows, in Weston, his Youngest
son, for the fun of the thing, shoveled up two
bushels of hailstones from space less than
ten feet square. Gardens and fields of vines
look as if nearly ruined. Cornfelds are bad
ly riddled,but spring grain was not sufficient
ly advanced to receive much harm. The sea-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08

no YOU WANT A GOOD LOUNGE
L. FOR A LITTLE MONEY?
You can get good one of Casino for 81, 90
Do you want Real Nice. Lounge: You can
get any style, quality shape price of CASINO,
and they are all warranted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
Soldiers Funeral.

Soldiers Funeral.
On the second Sabbath of the present
month the funeral of the gallant young Jo-
seph w. Gordon of Newark, who recently
fell in battle will be attended at in said town.
Rev NJ. c. Henderson of Lyndon Centre will
be present through the day-funeral services
in the afternoon.
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D. u NUkkIsUH.
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters

FIVE bours Mains and weakness OF the breast slide
and hact and Rbsnmsfic Complaints In equally short
period of time Spread beautiful white lamb skin,
their use subjects the wearer 10 no ana
each one viii wear from week to three months
Price 10 "a cents r,, p,.. 49,
~ 6,cuists and Merchants in all parts of the United
States Canadas and South America and may be obtained
by calling for them by their tub name:
W s>A DR. /. r HRRRICK CO.,
Oils Albany NJ.
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TREEDOM NOTICE.-This certiies that
II have this day given to my son. Nathan NJ.
Johnson. Jr. his time to act and trade for him.
self and I shall claim none of his earnings, nor
nav snv debts of his contracting after this date
NATHAN NJ. JOHNSON.
Witness-Wm Stevens.
July 81, 1862. 81.
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Father Young and Old Grey.''


To the Editor of The Ca1edonian:
A correspondent of the Bradford Telegraph
in describing the position of the Vt Cavaly
Regiment in Banks retreat, pays the follow
Ing compliment to Father Young" ambu-
lance driver in the regiment, who is L. w.
Young of Sutton, aged IS. One such SOL
der is worth dozen beardless youths, who,
to great extent, fill up the ranks of our ar
nv. Three cheers for Father Young and
old Grey"
"The GOODNESS ofour ambulance driver, Fa-
Their Young, is worthy of note. He started
with two sick men from our camp beyond
Strasburg. About two miles beyond Mid
dletown the rebels attacked the train. A
body of their cavalry appeared in front, and
they shelled the train in the rear. Every
thing was instantly in confusion. Teamsters
rushed confusedly together, completely block.
ing up the road, and then thinking it impos-
sible to escape with their wagons, unhitched
their horses, mounted them and vamosed.-
Father Young was urged to mount odd
Grey and BE- off: but he was not the man to
desert the sick in that hour. He turned his
horse from the road and by avoiding here q
tree, and there flying teamster, succeeded ir
passing by the deserted teams and was AGAR
in the road. He put his horse into smar
trot and was soon beyond the post Of danger
He still thinks that odd Grey is adequate te
the cause"
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WiTCH CLOCK and JEWELRY
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.

Having had over II years experience in the
business, being practical Matchmaker and En-
graver myself, shall spare no pains in giving
satisfaction in this department of nv business
and warrant all work. c. c. CHILDS.
ST JohnSlurr Y.
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LOW For CASH.
Sauces of all Kinds.

We buy for Cash and can sell our goods as low as
can be bought in old Caledonia County.
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years she has been affected VII blous derangemeht
Of the system sadly ,arng her health which has
steadily failing during that period When New YORK
In April last friend advised me 10 test Your Pills Hav
ing the fullest confidence in the Judgment o my friend
obtained supply Of Messrs Barnes Park, Druggists.
p ark Row, New York. On returning home, We ceased
all other treatment and admi nistered Pills, one
each night The Improvement in her feelings complex
Ion, digestion etc. surprised us all rapid and perma
nenf restoration health has been the result We used
less than five boxes and consider her entirety Wei
consider the above lust tribute you Physician
and trust II will be the means of Inducing many TO adopt
your Pills as their family medicines
lreniain, dear sir, with many thanks,
ot, servant,
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Sc Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted FREE.
Obituaries Including poetry, inserted al six cents line
advance.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-09
!(sm Oreoon IIain 51taler,


As our Republican friends take
a peculiar delight in quoting laid
and comfort from the Louisville
Journal, We hope they will find a
crumb or two to console them IN
the following ilcas Of Pr2ltc
from a late number of his paper:
1.-The first step to a restoration
of the Union is the dispersion of
the Republican party, a dlsorgan-
ization of the whole concern. We
denounce this wicked effort III the
South to destroy the Government
We grant the necessity Of SUP
pressing it, but Abolitionism, til Il
has proauced 1T, must also be sup,
pressed. The patriot who loves
country must consent to sacrifice
it,
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