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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13
FARM POR SALE.

WILL sci 5rvat ly ny Pi,n:vion eaid NJ lni rrntlin
nySsOu two IN de 60 Of Ls1d ly n 10 The 'o1n Of
ha- ore O. the Gle ~ rry Rost X e-for Rol oEe De
: Rira cd ald DsIvie Rsos' There uP tks place
ran dv~l ing !irs slt sl 10 'seasss out
haua-s Tt. III s'ueShAt 50 I5d bv bsi oqtrs
Are -ondsn pot oldAnes OF Leo bal dog pine
Possession Owen hr,t JlouAry next
For dsic- apply 10 ne At brakes Branch
sS3s|4ss: rsoLAs T. BoULpIN, il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13
rAN.UAL MEETING uFYHE

- Thv = TIE meeting Q, the Y,uns
Mem ~ Iii ASS Gaio foT ih' s''lo o. oder' o. the
nt.to CT 90 i HtP't IL bsiOlt es eve.
Meg ths c'elocX prsr ely, 70 The Lecture OF
he m ted rsr tsR ~hGs h (r Re,d) ooinsf q STD AID
Ira " uttess
AIT an ne puA see a. ar itvlsi 60 aud
be pr ocean vi Be u or AIT spd i1tsosinS ma SGT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13
FIAE IN ATLANTA.

ATLANTA M i2 A destructive IRE occurred hefr,
yes.crday. large amount Of b-con and salt vas de-
s.roysd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13

r7r.SgGo us. G.5ss. = f,;,- =. ~ g Res.
vs. vs- VS. sas1.g ~Ja.tst "a 'l- gsssn; sasags
s.-.. --4- (, 90 C,r- lease sd -. Gel "a 4. Pat
g. 90 l1-.-l In 7ss.erdI. 3. L-ss, fra Sc Lj-c-6.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13

4 OHiNISS tk1srs > ...s 4. 49,.
IA e.. rsOn properly r; ur'i ~, "a Eel !
ga low arm Otie an ! "a mai HIii-- 'a-
chnIO Il, uH tHC sEOHs stuD g. ." a. - s-nf. .
Il "a - 3 eco 20, 'sN esq srr. a a. d.
I r. y IS d o. lea - t. m,b iL.SDri, g.
- GsS. ~ ,p,-le 70 Do A. grc-r, ~" st
~ psr hIG.g olv !, . us. % c,E@ tlg Ne iooI
q.
mI,f and e.. . head CT :.uo, o. le - lint ~ s'7
8, rJp % - lot e., 60 i.r-ug a., 80 e. d
.lu ,hs- SI'g .Ld lsr M. hugs 81 doU
M sug! Do b C.a M ~ Bile iFHIE ? 80 ,r
M &C. 10 o. ',rts So. UH G C1: 80 1r, 30.
loh-l ni =. ell Qua aLt o"I,ha 80. Goo
.Ed
Pfs ihra !so Sc pc ca, stat. h '-l. ss, i j!
aF C.. NJ h- c''y I'd. E.rrs-5.'
" 80 are r I.hs -al a,-i i.uf. ~ O. Cre
ar tsm l.sg ia ysv ~ I-r - tfI' L''s.'n ''s
y i4l4hal ='s e.. 80 H. 'a 60.
Tth.t no s tr:-. or Owed, iofa-a, co. ~
fsVe., -.u i-t-fuat 7d-,a.
$40 y P.g SiSIs
a. edo tsH"gr unit,
mis- s-j A. % i.h Ua9lf ,5c ~ %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13

Yogvc NsS--A contemporary 5eEs Ks that .h1Ee
go ig rbu :, in regard 10 Which yvurg neu Nero
0rsa mistake tba8 the q1aiT oi trus 0.alhr,rs Ole
Ca hardly wlk d5-n ,as street without euc1Clsril
s,us proof Of rh's. RsSk'.sslsss d-s-ystig asFfE
Ee,ry s,i'. l2 o-;l7 aat vug,-ly AID miscellaneous
rsysyns-s, co esucut c, rel manhood. roll Of
I'll ay v5ed. IN TIE mcu b, doSever dalnl' 4 -, and
tl- r,t z 10 syusol or yps o. malliusss O-atsupt
To- anne and siaple pieasurss, or amiLJiy sh The
l.Gus.g al hIg :, # oArIOoUs sad s''ooa', is no
2.,. o. shat eo1 s.,.U one IA. P.s,sasson Aod
tg12rry zaG -s-umPgoH aro 20 uearar The nslk. O-s
ms rsv, az sues ql-ld,s appsr,aiy eo7sr y SO
r,ay sad ys, oe 5ys u.s q %, ffs. aEd ass PcPsr
81 Of ...l uaa5-oi q my dsgise toem al. and be
fs. r5s. very reason al rbe more man
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13
DSyiDEyR.

NERO AVIS INSURANCE. co,
Fcn ~ s. ra7, lie:
TINHE Di-s,,,s o. .a,- Camp hsy. dsy VI.
DC iTvESTg zee psyshl. % the so;AhI r. sui
ter q = IL wtlh dale he r-ls'er EeoA WI b.
e.
mS-h " NNN' GUY. Set
IVA u1rn having ms Il an q urnal 0pIfo % i.r
i COUP & ' ! II tie Go f,e serT &c on the
c,,g cim n N.pai 0 mes hereby reqIeioi
to fun n Hs ith rom iSrSiin. those Nto
re q 20 Il y sui as se1s,i ute- Il Env.
DAF "a NDERH,
mag 6-1s Cha Tnsu OF The Q nm tee on ANS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13

TO tn VOTERS OF HA'fFAX COUNTY.
TSr s7o-sl 70 the c,n n 1A1Tfh ran rent It GA
o. n CO NY h eb PIE eat eel iiIIi
ase IL i sEl ~. he sa.Iing eet ~ % be bid
on rkura az TIE ~. aII of II 8. .ss2
AoEt TesJ-- NJ y,
fsgr lsn ~ thea,
aaJs-,h IAALs o HASEIyA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13
TngiKn RnYERA,

Wv 81 gn'i ozs o. pryatoyr q, sEI Am. so,sB
| b $50 sgFcss r..ss d. cot u J 8 on 81 to
r'lrB ,-lsi.. 8. tillz The "a 10 20 ga z
royvnluJ .ato via - L D. oh,si foElea ssi
as wi u-, "a and AT. 81 T.,i 10 en- '0tsstu
a. s1E s,@ao. .5us b DElrs - oonts * Ds
ON, G-TD - "a Ice a'e, C,d g.i 81 rh-r
-:yssr = O G -,-!s.an. p,I.s ado o. role q.
% p, hnIs, AZ eoevt grt 10 y GiuT Tt OF
.s- d-u, - o. 10 riot H., mill. 7 u Api
rr9N 20, me 'ouih I'D a., AZ ron tbs
sea', IS hue L ri-- ire { : : ~ ID. 1rs, MA
He, frr- Jan 81 Po snYe- : q. Its.
~ adirrs, PyE : CSu I 80, a
t',i.t i.e9 Im,6 u JAWS D sosBY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13

gel t.sEs OF hKCsSEE 4 4 M r.
OC iDiutaI Fyan.i.t SER an. 'JOn'is q Oh
Il, iaH' "A ser su rpI q T.. "a We "a.
Liz va su.s - la'J 10 stel
,rtve W. a.; % at fl.h ~ Of eul lY1u.n
81 .tli sry n D. ga - f,Ia puros
uis rforl beta ID 10 . Ircys
{ o IiIg. We 8 an Gre us5sl oVt 'ud Is
Aplf the .End al re- -esl CE.5e
40 10
20 TIs u ,,vro3 A SOW Irst,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13
Z aYvaLrABL4 RHlC.. lI.as..nrN' ,ny

ia. AOuIn 50 az TIHhlIa, hCIWcen I'd
'nd itn ir'sts, for mi 1T ucIiou il,ts" !.
O. 9 r-ul e. aG % L -t-,. o.. &C. =, is.s a.
&c n.. y 81 yc-y s.- afri. Do, le.s5-a
e Ten r'n - g tteo cup - Hr..' plIu-
DC 'olse o. a.oat tEo IH. .f .f 90 Of
N eb %, q. q ' 80 go f s-- ..r =
., ga - ea i has a. 80 b. .g.' {. ga
% r. ussga, q e Uu g. Al T"-s-
leg mace ALoFG N. sll-
rAI5 "a GJBUIt A,FEs-p" Aast.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13
-a---.I PKIV.lE kEsl-

q >k-sS a. All ihlt II u a. n O. Il
~ D o. Norih iie o. ~ q Be wen 'th nd
T. o. Ia 80 DE % trsns bttEcen 50 al
80 ., te 90 AZ Auct11 10 dsy r fP-!l tor -
Oh quo, pee oils cal ed the q - 20 20 -
adv sd % Eat - so X 70. n" .aE TcIy egau;
rs al ct, ogc psd ~ n. r ward 80
sry excellent c0rvsu tty srr--Fat tCne1tat
IN Er4u5 street. nov occupied by ten Charlie ulo'S
mails "a GoDuIS APPEss0N, AueS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13
UELUtHLE Bat UP 725 sCRf s, I
James uiver, IA GOoehia a Goa ~, IA

iOLnIGS 60 ouuIy Court luuse. f.T raIc str
= %, -. ) % 81, N'no e "a. " a. ~ u nc .
Ioc ,t.i above n = rOr ~.
T2i aorrs, VAlch - Jam ave lev
t-l' o. u 50 ssEgs nj E0iggr Dan ,C. %
Ca Ibe b.ia-cs I n, tEt OF ~ t.it O." Of
IA c. oiB II t-.is a. &c sEP ,. - -
lai . d UE o. b; rsDs ThS Iap prov n & q. :
es,ats aLl,eI : tie use 49,.
sp0Ssd to -.aGi Get III It.v''t64s "
r. HE
mas en- OD-TV a A-PERsoN, A 60,
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< 2 WA.4oI P 9
urE 80 ~
CITIZEN. OF RICH aON 81

The Rich mOnd l. J. FIues,
RRIvsO a. gluoye7 c Il % 'dsy 81 baeCesi, With.
N CIT Ae nee sN-y on uS n want after AID
u7g ma 81 on G. Uess - 20 sh that cd esApa
sur vi IA ioLI fer their -gl e. II f. snua-
o, O. &c rs Inn aediat, attention. W. L NJ UE
1 uAs Ip2 Main rtr.t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13

fUW0 EftnHHLD ArssES Os ylEUAfsi
i ShEb "red lEd In hest IA d. 1 mlle,f IF :
fz-Lt nester, N az to t.4c ~ ptt ar piag, T.
lie At auc'iOn.-T-. b : "a; at a oa te -rias
nE H.sEAI the IAN ,iaTi SO 80 ~ eek, = - ca
4 VA q 5. Al 2. " Il "a Il b..
JON q n "a Q q s5i mo Ii ca7s Soi o. The Hh
OK NIB i,r4 : .-.Y'a
Ii RI cab sHl4lc- t saz fr bands
iEtCE rap b. at ID Il
The tszg- 70. lsSs o.. psi % re purchase.
Mr. ,Ets 4 take ilsll IN % the la d 70 rtss
YoJzd elAss.
HDD ~ 40 ? 80 'fa'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13

ID COS-segO lbs smlihnsld Bacon H. RunS, store ADD
ID Tor Ials ~ v, 4. PLLAsAErs, iSIh SESsA islS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13

The House ME. al twelve, T., and was opened with
,5syer nv R.v. Dr.. WooDBEDef, o: tue hpieooi al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13
MILITARY BUIs


gsGr. ANDERSON, n Itetourt, from ne Committee c.
Military Af.ir1 r,por,sd the toll 'wiug bill
4 bill au.horia uE force OF tel thousand men TO
b, raised !cs the ly,encc OF the Commonwealth
A hill authorizing Home Guard"
Toe bits were read ~ srd second tne orde cd
TO % printed srd made tie SPECIAL order OF tee day tor
tomorrow t. siAyl At one O'Clock.
BoEsIs rsFD Fos FlgksysI.
Mr. MALLORY offered ths fOloSing joint FesO' u'ion
"Rss0hsd b. me Il Herdi .tsssmb,y Of PfrgiRiH,
That the Ptgs1eu, Of zoe GoDfsa'e States be respect
7 T,q rested 10 impress rio the service whenever the
publ necessity may lirs s, the horses used for
pleasure 10 the city Of r cauord ana ali other Ciie,
: i towns thrcrghOut tue CommouS Slth, ira cad OF
Uprrssing iuto the service the horses and mules OF
formers 10 tie county vi employ TEEN for the cultiva
tnn Ct their eIops not only Tor the fuppot oil their
"a milCs bl' also Tor the maintenance Il the army.
Me-. wOpDS0S offered to amend II Inserting after
he word 'hoIs :" the VOID and their ridefs proVi'
Del t-ev arc ia b to military duties uuder the laws
Of this State" jrea, lsug Ter. Tue amendment was
lost
Mr.. HUNTER moved to refer 10 the oonmit:ss en-
CouT OF Isuc, Not arresd 10.
Ga m,on OF Mr. GREEN, the confederation OF the
Tcso u.ioa was iGc, G-it,iy Poe'DOled
GOVERNORS sFTCIAL NTssAaB.
TIE SPEAKER Informed the H1use that be Vac IN
r'rJcCd 20 - icg5 tie House special message from
tb, Governor which could be o1usidered 10 0pea
swim
TIL Rouse, therefore, vent into seerst session, and,
svpg To- opened adjourned.
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EXTRACT.

ADyUTAET AsD ISSP GENERALS OFFICE, |
S1cHx0Hn, Mag s,h, 1861. (
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AUCTION SALES.
PuTURR pEY.
ELPo.Nr HOUsEaoID AND KITfHgN

p THoNis w.EIE3SE, iueL
loMes Iltr,i lhh allC W rsets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13

l. ~ rod rsEE,
HaHG propres5r To- sale t.oaS1ni sHtys nc
u % acre. a hne Cane au1 Gun L.nd, = vel dagtet
bg r.Sduco1 Of Core and Costo3 Ian n TIE STATE
NriFappi This .sua rtsatsd The srsheb b. unisry
-aafoTrr County, beautiful Lake arcC niles from Toe ''
H. zy,T lot fiich spte. aa0r1in. me sldaJ0at "a.
sal0n ~ t.sr nPJ ss lana fsaiars NE jehf' or
Which sUscs gt5e u U-i'ng fr+ 5r6p me tl' ca
tbrd usSh: ne taiang. b. 40 anNra rsa1g
A5drsse v. GANbtE,
Iii sadissJ Tssoo al7e-. care Of w. ~ bf.r,
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UaK C0uu,nw Atm &c
N. y YAsRIs TN. TrsN
ESTk y

HtADSOhhIEhc U'f'i w hb ",
SPSCIAI 0RDEss.t
No. p
" ~ = ,to7 Il fTrS 10 - OF ~ - 7csr,ud
dog 4, Go7 E7Eg % ne Pea ID. ~ rP1r
l..Fs : ia ? a.. 80 tssdfi trr
lss resfE.s tG:y WI per &c Li7 Conul-n as CO
~ order Of erts oea ~ sb NDzs
G 4
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a8TECE.

A DTTEN1 tfsETsr cent 70, C s' elccs THE ~
a NJ Trs 'ur rS,turg .i9E- 81, Rail a CO = elY,
ir lr ,a . .o y,bis &c csn. il. o. 'hsr
Z, " ii fss ~ - tic u te .on. uy % he ~
S,Ss - Cw H,cEUsro T. sasu-sr
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HkAlEBk 70
TIVE of-e ofths Eanehe,ter Gotten a1i Hco'
i Comp - moved " he hosn hA' '''-s'' - '0'' ~
eH syo.. :. Wha F0wTss, ssai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-13

sATioEa L..
IEUGr JAWS hsre -snoy-i r. n R3 Gamer ol sisi1
and Cav Sec. -FNg-, p - house re'-hly q"
ecup,ed o, G.ssrs J hnsgu, Trnerea ( hugfsl
,rea Sr- a. -ig ~ 10 vck COOS gdiAons A.
hrrg n nom IA . G5ta. ere tina it,, s No "a Ctf5s
They .sn have Lsui foOi SOCK o. so1' q Al F''l1
Dried ApPes and Peaches Batter a. e. Ia'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-31

Amos Billings and his sister-in-law, Fran
ces X. Ducan of Pittsfeld, eloped from VIII
mlnston on the 81 inst, and have left for
parts unknown. Billings wife was gone at
the time, and the scamp sold every article of
furniture in the house, leaving his wife COM
pletely destitute when she returned to her
desolate home.
-Four bears were discovered in a piece of
woods in Braintree the oath inst, and the
woods being surrounded by large company
Of men and boys quickly called together
all the bruins were killed before noon of that
day. The proceeds $50 and the bounty
were both given to the families of soldiers
who are in want. A bear was killed near
lrasburg few Gays ago. He weighed 324 lbs.
1t took 30 men one day to capture him.
Capt VIM. H. Johnson of the Barton COM
pany, 10th regiment, has been the recipient
of very dangerous sword from the members
of his company.
Observation-Disclosures Field of Jericho.
who has been confined in the jail at Bur-
llnstOn some three months for disloyal con-
duct, was discharged on Friday morning BY
order of Maj. L. c. Turner, Judge Advocate
General. The other two persons, who were
arrested at the same time, are still in custo-
dy.
The tannery belonging to Nh B. F. Her
bert in Coventry, was burned on Thursday
morning of last week, between :hree and
four o'clock. There was large amount of
leather consumed in it, and the account books
were als' considerably injured. They were
only saved by falling into vat when the
building fell in, and from which they were
hshed out the next day. The loss will be
about $4,000. Insured for $1,000. 1t was
without doubt the work of all ncendiary.-
Standard.
DR.. F. W. Kelly, of Derby Line, surgeon
of the eth VT, has resigned on account of
i'll health.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-31
Horses fOrthc Cavalry.

L:-Col Preston Of the Vermont cavalry is
j.. ..@a recruiting horses Tor that regiment.
v. understand that the war department has
al.r.e4 tAe purchase of 900 horses for our
~ m-at, those that the regiment took with
them oae year ago being entirely used up
|, ], were not for the great waste OF human
Ill in the present war we should consider
tie destruction Of horsefesh needless and
cruel but the greater evil hides the Iess.-
Cur c,ya.ry can no longer be accused of do
IN. nothing killing 800 horses in one year
!, cute lutte job.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-31

LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Bret Locals.

Bret Locals.
\ capital defence of the Vt. 9th will be
.4,3 IN Michigan letter.
I.c Ladies Soldiers Relief Society will
.. 20. Tuesday, at l o'clock, p. M, at the
,..~ac- Of John II. Paddock.
The PhiIomathean Society will give a
..1.c debate at the Academy, this friday
1a.n.. on the following question: KeSolc-
That the proclamation issued by Presi-
..a, Lincoln, emancpating the slaves of reb-
5 necessary, and in accordance with right
..l Justice The public are cordially invited
q, .,rnd and take part in the discussion.
Notwithstanding the hard times the hens
Lyndon continue in the large egg business.
Nr Joseph burlington has sent US two, the
....,t measuring 81 inches in circumference
"a. In -e>t way, and weighing over quarter
"a FOUND.
-I,4jlroad street is not TO De outdone bv
&C.. =. Johnsbury' yet. Mrs Thos Hill sent
Us, bottle of fresh red raspberies the 24th
list.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-31
I)ipthcria.

We have learned of sad fatality by dip
liberia in West Concord. Mr. l.. w. Russell,
who lives on the old Barker place, lost his
Youngest child a week ago last Friday the
following Sunday his wife was taken ill, and
she died on Tuesday on the Friday follow
ing another boy died, and Monday morning
of tits week the only remaining son died.
At last accounts, daughter, the last of hi,
family, was sick of the same disease and not
expected to recover. Thus in less than two
weeks has this household been made desc
late by that dreadful scourge, diptheria.
This disease is also prevailing to an alarm
ing extent in Kirby, particularly in the Bean
naighborhood. One Rial Knox, on account
ofsevere sickness in his family, and the scar
city of help in the neighborhood, suffered
two acres of wheat to fall back into the
ground, and his oats, corn and potatoes are
Yet unharveSted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-31
Citizens Duties and Privileges.

There is very little danger of citizens doing
too much for the soldiers in arms defending
our government, or their families, which are
IN more or less needy condition here at
home We believe it the duty of the people
10 cry out against the shameful and wicked
schemlng of contractors and the careless and
inefficient officers who allow their soldiers to
be fed upon rotten beef and maggoty bread,
and clothed with shoddy, if indeed they are
clothed at all. Better that every family in
the North furnish blanket apiece for the
soldiers, and give them money with which to
BUY food, than that those who have so noblv
responded to the call of their government
should go cold and hungry. Citizens also
have duties to perform to those families in
their midst whose head and support has been
called to the field of exposure, strife and car
mage. We are glad to notice general dis
position to favor and assist such families-it
should be done the needy should be sought
out and locked after, especially as an incem-
ent season is close upon US. Yet it must not
be expected that Everybody will come up to
the standard ofgenerosity and sympathy that
the naturally impulsive and benevolent
evince; nor do we even justice to those who
DO not happen to take the same view of the
duties we owe to the soldier families if we
accuse them of unpatriotic or nggardly mo-
uyes. AS general thing each man knows
his own means and duties best; and it is far
from being general rule that those who
loudest proclaim their good deeds DO the
most for the cause of humanity. And fur
Their, there are plenty Of people in the world
who will take every advantage and We are
sorry to say that even the sex which we look
to for our wives and mothers are not entirely
exempt from this charge. Some of our read
ers have not forgotten the woman in our
own town, who, after her husband had enlist
ed, sent for her daughters who were at work
away from home, with the remark that their
father had gone to the war and they should
not work out any more, as the town was
obliged to support them. Still, we believe
that the above case was an isolated one. and
that generally the soldiers recognize their
first obligation to their families, and the COM
muhty realizes its duty to the same. We
have said this much about citizens duties and
privileges with reference to a short commu
nlcation which appeared in last weeks paper.
We don't believe "the way they do things on
Railroad street" is a good way. If people
will take pains to inform themselves of the
facts we believe they will generally find cur
citizens loyal, patriotic and generous.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-31

In Whcelock, Oct %, Laura, years, daughter
of David Hines. Same day, Sarah Jane, Years.
daughter Of Asa Miles. both of dipthcria.
In iIardwick, Aug 20. Charles B. Field, 56,-a
native of Peacham
In Lunenbur8, Oct 81, OF consumption, Saba
Thomas, -.
In Alsiers, La, Sept L. of dipthera, Charles
Henry. is. son ofLyman Farnham of Victory and
member of Co X. 9Th Vt Reg:.
In st Johnsbury Oct l., Lorenzo L. Weeks -.
In Kirby, Oct -, Henry, 10, son Ct Ezra Copp.
Jr.-lle was as well as usual five hours before he
died
In Lexington, Vt, Oct. II. 1852. after . long
and distressing lline.s. A0dicl Blodgctt. ESD
highly respected citizen, who as magistrate,
postmaster, representative, secctmam, &C., was
for years honored with the esteem and suferaccs
Of his Acknowledgement
In Armory Square Hospital Washington. Sept.
%, Of typhoid fever, Alfred rrouly, Jr. of Co. C..
Sd Vt. Regt., from Waterford Vt.
In Kirby, Oct II, of diptAcria, Martha, aged
II, wife of Samuel Hunter
At Lyndon, Oct l, of dip,hcria, Mary T., aged
IS, wife of Nathan L. Parker.
To MARY II HEAVEN:
Thou hast passed the shad owy Mortal;
hoU hast borne the m0rta! strife;
lhou hast left this world of sorrow
For world of heavenly life;
And our hearts are greving for thee,
GrlevIng with lntenSeSt pain.
Orlevlng that We shall not see thee
Our sweet Mary hero again.
Binding tears meath our eyelids;
Every lash contains 4 tear,
And our hearts are wet with weeping
Weeping for thee, Mary dear
Weeping for thy loss sweet angel
All thou'rt with the angels now.
And their hands have Smoothed the burrows
ram drew St:rL4y on thy brow.
How they love thee All we love thee
Love- tAee more than words tell,
Loved thee. not, We trust, unwisey;
Lost one. not, we trust too we'll
Lost one No. not lost, for near us.
In the spirit. still thou art,
Ard in all best affections
Dearest still precious part
Lost: Oh no but safe in heaven.
Where, by childhood's shorter way,
God III tender mercy took thee
Took thee with Himself to STAY.
Took thee-but He did not bear thee
Ear from us-no, thou art near,
And thy voice comes ii sweet music.
Stealing softly on the ear
When the morning breaks, we see thee.
Slowly as the day goes by,
Hour by hour, till fall the shadows.
Every moment thou art nigh
In the dimness of the twilight
Clearer still thy form appears
! Thou art with us through the darkness
All our pillows wet with tears.
| Wasted almost to a shadow,
Sad and pale from recent pain
! Vert thou, when our Father took thee.
! Ne'er to feel one pang again;
And thy sad, pale face, in changing,
Slowly changing in our eyes
Glimpses of thy former features,
Even now, before us rise.
AS it was ere sickness touched thee.
Soon thy gentle face we'll see,
In its mild and thoughtful beauty,
And its pure tranquility
Calmer, then, will be our feelings:
Better thoughts orr minds will I'LL.
And with hearts bowed down. vet patient,
Wewill own our Fathers will
NATHAN l.. PARKER
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Al Coming Back.

Capt House of the St Adams company, Sd
regiment, has resigned, and returned home
last week. Alleged cause, i'll health. This
leaves but two of the original captains Of the
8, IN the regiment Capt oeayer, who is
raN I.t-CoI, and Capt Matto,ks VINO is Serst-
Major There have been great many chan
IS in the Sd since it left st Johnsbury-
t'pt Pingcee is now Major 1t Floyd is Capt
Of Co c, Leo Hyde, lst 1t, and Corp II. C..
Miller, I'd Lit.
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COM-HIS SiONERS' NOTICE.
Al RERT RRnWN's

WE. the subscribers being appointed 10y the Probate
W ConItloT the district OF Caledonia Commits SioerS
receive examine ai adjust all CLAIMS and ans OF all
persons against the estate OF Albert Brown late
of Lyndon, IN said district, deceased, ana the claims
OF he deceased exhibited iii offset thereto HEREBY give
notice that six months from tie lt! ,!ay ot oct Is,1
are allowed LOT the creditors To present their claims
said commits sricrS. Tor examination and allowance and
that we VIII mcctf0r that purpose at the dwelling house
OF the deceased III Lyndon. IN SAID district MONDAY
the sth day OF Dec, and Monday the 9th April next al
o'clock Ill the aiternoon on each OF said dan
JOHN NJ, WEEKS l.,
Is 20 WILLARD e. WING, eoiiHils>ioheIs.
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pense to provide himself with, the company
rested, with the assurance that Gov Holbrook
would not commission man against whom
there was SO much opposition. Nevertheless,
the governor did commission him, and we will
smile when Macmillan Hopkins is captain of
Co A.
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\ Good Farm Sold.

We learn that Joel Fletcher, Esq, Of this
ace has sold his Lyndon farm to Charles
>anborn, Esq, Of Wheelock. This is the
y i farm in Lyndon, and probably the best
IN Caledonia County. 1t contains 400 acres
3, land, in high state Of cultivation, with
excellent buildings and ali the modern i'm
r.ytments in husbandry.