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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
Your Evenings Rows.

Great boys and little boys, here is guess
ton which concerns you all. How do you
spend your eveniugsf If your parents or
guardians allow you to go from home in
the evening, where do you go, and how is
the time spent by you? Read this little
account, and think uf the lesson it teach
eS =
joseph Clark was as fine looking and
rhssAthy -a-lad as ererleft the country to 90
into a city store. His cheeks were red with
health, his steps quick. His master liked
his looks, aDd said that boy will make
something. He had been clerk about six
months when Mr.. Abbott observed a change
In Joseph. His cheek grew pale, his eyes
hollow. and he always seemed sleepy Mr.
Abbott said nothing for a while. AT
length finding Joseph alone in the counting
room one day, he asked him if he was
well
Pretty well, sir. answered Joseph.
"GOu look sick Of late," said Mr.. Alb
bott.
Have the headache, sometimes" thu
young man said.
''What gives you the headache?" asked
the merchant.
a do rot know, SIR"
"Do you GO to bed in good season ?"
Joseph flushed. AS early as most o
the boarders," he said.
How do you spend your evenings, Jo-
seph ?"
'Oh. sir, not as my pious mother would
approve" answered the young man, tear
starting in his eyes.
Joseph" said the old merchant, "you
character and all your future usefulness
and nrosueritv dpnaud upnn tho NOV yo.
pass your evenings Take my word for it
1t is a young mans evenings that maxi
him or breaks him"
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DE tbs r EsY

I Z. sTREETEE, Commissioner of Deeds for tn
y state Of Pcnnsylyann. viii take proof aud ack5
pfeigemunt Of Deeds aud other instruments to he
Bl.af H.
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IT sNAPP, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Joliet,
III Will County, Illinois.
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%, WASHINGTON, Attorney and Counselor at aw
viii attend faithfully to all business entrusted to
Il, ..re IN this and the nsighhoring counties.
niddleport, Iroquois county, Illinois,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11

JACOB A. WHITMAN, Attorney and Counselor at
j law and Solicitor in chancery Middleport, IrOquois
.paIty Illinois.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11

c,,ular attention paid to thu prosecution Of doubt
IL
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A. CONS STOCK,

NtvrL gvIINEEg AND DE Putty COUNTY, SUR
v YETJI. Utps all Plais drawn to order.
Jhce in The Court lInuse. declf-n27
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11

n J. C0RBIN, NJ. D., Plainhcld, Will County
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HREECE, German Eclectic Doctor and Oculist
4 OH,s on Bluff st., West side, where he may be
,,sg Al all times ready and willing to wait upon tile
,E md afflicted lie would Just say to those that
a,,.d with Diseases Of the Eye that he devotes the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24

The ball has opened. The mos. gratifying
and important nr"> comes To- Us ny,r the
wires from krntr,ly. /4i.icn,i,r with 5000
rebels aitacEcd tic fedora! troops under Gen
Scip,pti, At Somerset, aud w.> defeated hy
IN utter fout, If sc ma, place. reliance unon
FIRST reports. Lex IL, i,a'i rol! on. and NAV
Go" sped the right
The Lew, ir"'n Fnaland !. encouraging
though We hayr nothing from there since the
arrival "ut Of Mason and Si',ieA. The gen
rral impro X. however that the p,.me
party i III VIZ ascendant, though The London
Lines aud l"w Other presses Continue th,!
attempts at making tronble
The ryposur,> Of iranl, np"l The govern
men: are most hu.Gi.iarius. and at III, m,
time startling. ! ,hor; bur very readable
speech Of Mr.. Dawes wi be found uvnn
"ur first page in which TINS con'rmptible
business j. Shown up in al al its disgusting
details. Wfei, We read such accounts We
wonder with contemporary, Why these ras-
Gals don't 90 and shoot themselves: or. ike
Judas Of old. pat ii,t!" hemp 20 a good
use by street h,hg ,hrir own necks With IT,
We believe that such contrac,s rs have been
madr tor arms and equipments which are to
come IN ~ m"a'h> e. 4 year hence should
he auuIi led n. NO ..,ln ~, ., ;I!;,,, g. L.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian

f"Nr>n,f. Jan -. 1872
At market 293 Cattle ,.bar- go Ecay.s and
80 >t"re>. consisting OF Werhirl.. Oxen. Cn,,~
and olis. tw" and three wears .,itlS.
fi;;' r>-harhct Hcci-Ea-ra >l.-.5 - -
first f';ail'H $50 $500; second do. >,,0
>u,,F': third DO. $50 ordinary :: 200.
" "rkN.S Dxcii->>,lo. 'aaI naa
Cows and Caiye>-~., II ~: ao
l,aringS->n Ca
Two Years Gld-Nlc l..
Three Years Gll--lS p.
sheep ami lan.h>-l.:5Da \, market
selections >-'i>. 500 eos: in in,~ 81 eo
0.t+ia i..,0 Nf'"'
Spring Lain''s->1.n0 0.0,.
Swine-'i at market
Hldes-t! :. e per 10.
Sa!f Shins-. a - per -.
is.tS-Sl.2s 4 l,io eat.
is.i"w-t 4 Htc per 10,
Isl qualify includes nothing ~. re he.- l.rs,
la. stall i oxen AL &c
- Se.ond q,'aity .nela,'es the tcs. grass fed 0,
en- 'ie oc>t sail fed Cows. and ,he h.sr ~,
year old steers '.ie'
lots. '' 'i-' i'iusH OF
.SacsE:-i-Atra includes Co,Sc;<. and when .5.sc
.! .'i''El3r qua-Itt arc .lrogn cut.
hr- AkN>--i hvTs MAS bui little SONG a, ,,.-
ar' TODAY. :"r IL ibc >ror, na~ ii.,i,f ana 81.
western cattle had ,iot arrived. prn,.rs ,ri,d >,
''"'',i:'e prices about :3c per rxt. hut iu,rars
H"''.'. hn' 7t'.':c I" ii - they bOugh, sl.,,l,s
Inc last "''"> they did bot w4,ir the r,,,i,
enough l" IN! The ADVANCE No change in nrice.
OF sheep AND lambs tn nntr. A. H., - -
about the Si..!. a. last week f,- ,n,.o.., .-i'
Qualities L. Hastings sold = lots aver ;n+, :,
!or DC per 10 "lr Flint sold a 10, for -, IA
head-weisht 60 lbs, and we saw So 80 ier
81 Its. S'i'ie sou ior
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
MARRIAGES.

l. N'Sa.-.. ja4 II. "a. james Nire. Is. J..-
IL = s>, II i:I,.7, li;..-:.,,. and if.z.l b.
= Charleston.
= =, r.>.,:,l.,, %; - rid far. ',r 4.
l. i ball"ir. la Il. -. S.r-.a-., NJ. J =.
"r>- -. in:an-rr, L =. \ tanner, = L..
: ." Li,- n. A-nror O.. wl..s-o.. d P
e.. In
in Ia 'i,a'.'i le I.n j., ~ IL :,e, " ..
:, VI II. f@-."n u IA, Ham,,.l.. ".
i.'.a'!,' / I..'io, Y, "a Sara VI. ,c.r., :
last Crl,.,il.,
Ia Ai'.n,. eel. in. +, E~v. >.E.u.n. i..--
",Cgrr,nrr' e! y Jo:n~J,.ry. a,al N.nl. p
k"r e.: Albany
IL G4ilnh.'i. anrS,;a,. lirh Inst. ~ Il NJ
H'''ai i lcnoTa,ir-. assisted TX Rev III 4, q
/ .l4ra>1er. Mr. FlsarG Il. hsn- - l.a,----.- q.
NJ Aid.s 10 B'ir1rn OF Gu.l,ii.=..
In amra~l'F. Tt.r>lay. 18th NJ. %, /
iI', 80 y. i'~-tcr Chase If Co. - - p
"''> t-"~s c; Lancaster
Il "''r,''. 3an /. NV T., John No..
al n h.'is o.: Dan il:,. :, Nam \ Ga.
= Nh'c.'-,-A.
y N"l'A lrv,. Jan l. nv Rev iieor-c >r.1.,.
!a;n"': Cars. aii ANA Mana J. he. -..-
III North Tr.r-
In Ne~auty Jan !. ny IL, ". u. Ma, .ol,-,. 4.
d "%:c, .'' .,>t i'f-r>e, ALI Nan Y H.
- i Nrs '.r..v
In bradford n, ii. ~ 4, II. :. F,o>.. g. g..
>l2''l''r "t ,"I:n:A and Mr., low
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
Jim Lanes Expedition.

Gen Jim L,l,. la started West. With a
>;iong n;ii'eg, >:aii. and viii proceed 10 g
saizp his forces In an>s> iur a >tra'g:a'
march "n The western lrrt,,r from Kansas 80
he Gail. Ii j. reported tina; IN an interview
win On Met .ri;,il. lie c,,,.in.:,ierin-cllisi
asked linn :-~>uppp>t Won find no Cnir,'
sentiment Whatever whsr. Won 20 Inn.
r,pl;s'! Lane. Il MI. :as,e god tarc 70 i,a,-
10 rebel sentiment behind me. II Missouri.
Arkansas. an'i III. Indian country will moi
com" peaccabiy urdtr he laws Of the gov-
srnmci.'. my i'!.,u j. i, MAI OF them Il vii!
'!ern.S-. would give II. traitors twen;y-:cur
hours :" ch:.,>e between eNii-- and Death
~. i j cant 10 better. MI Kill cti ,h..
VIII 'r.:'or> al! give their lands - -.
io.ai back men: The :si"sl,> "a: lane as
ser. thai "p"E hearing this reny, lct lei
Ian laughed heartily and said. "lo;. must
wcrH ont yUnr OWE p lars. TO Your va,
and Sc "a il that Ii, rebel >-t> his :"Gt II
kau>as.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
THE W \ Il
The Mortar Fleet-Sumter to be Taken.

Another naval expedition. nearly ready 10
sail. of which little has been said. is Capt
Porter's mortar fleet. comprising twenty-six
vessels. each carving fifteen or ,hirteen-inch
mortars. and armed. in addition. with one or
two of the largeS, eaiiber Of ritied guns. II
will be ready to sail from New York within
a fortnight. Several Of the boats are said 10
have sailed. and are supposed TO have been
loaned to Gen Birnsi,le temporarily, 10 ~
Join the o,her mortar boats when they start
fer their destination Whether some place Of
rendez,ou~ is appointed for the iiotiila.
whether in separate divisions they are to joi::
some other secret expedition. or whether
they Will act separately npon different points
Of the southern coast. simultaneously. there
are no means cf knowing. |! i coni"c.nre,!
that Eric >scnS iron-c!ah battery. which Will
b.. completed nv the first nf February. ailt.
that nearly finished at Philadelphia Will az
company the mortar feet. One Of the new =
paper prophets makes Charleston the '.'.stiia-
alton Of the fleet. TO cooperate with the ad-
vance Of the land force from Port ROYAL, &c
retake possession of the government forts
and proner,v in the harJor ard city nj
Charleston That would he a satisfactory
operation. Gen Anderson has carefully pre-
served the | npn tag which was lowered
from For, >uinter last spring. and cherlSh's
the hope that he may lee enabled To acccmpa-
n, tn. expedition ard again raise the stand
az. on the very staff from which n" rriuct-
ant!y lowered il.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24

camp. Inc loss is not stated hut thought 10
he heavy The Bailey Peyton killed IS a
son O. the ex-m, nib.r of Congress from len
n,>>ea of that name. Oar victory has been
yer, decisive. ara will result IN a roui OF Inc
whole force defending Bowling Green
I,IlR.-rHE TIGHT coNIINIrn oN Mon
\ despatch from Cincinnati SAYS COM
lined attack wa> made. IN Monday on Gen
I.i!icotitrs entertainments. a, Mill Springs,
Wavne county, resulting III a complete ,le-
lory. The stars and stripes now float over
the forii.ica,ionS. Ne captured all thelc
camp property ant large number of prs
oner>. Oar io>~ IS heavy. Gen Zo!l!eoiter :
dead body i in the possession OF Tie .fd"r-
ais.
\ l.oui>s III. dispatch SAYS the rcoen, fight
At Somsr>s; 4 = place Suri.v iI;>ttai ii
Saturday n,r'l..ns. Gen Thomas o1 Sunday
afternoon. followed ~, III. rl,1~ I" heir rs,-
tr.nchmentS. sixteen rnl'~ !.om III UE:l
CAMP. and y hen about Ia atf9rk them Mon
.!.y morning. he iornG their en'renchinenf,
deserted. the rebels having left all ;aeir can
non. luar;ermaStcr' stores. tents. horses ansi
wagons. wh,h fell into our hands. Inc 70
brl> dispensing. had crossed The Cnmberltnd
in steamboat, and line baFgeS. 81 White
OAK creeS. opposite i:e:r entertainments al
Mil Sprit:@. Two hundred ans! ~eye:it, Nv
!rh-is wcrc Killed ard w.uniri, Including
Ge:l Zciii,.oif,.r and Eaiicy Fe,ton dead. vie
We're found n:. ihc field. The tenth Indian
regiment ia, - killed AMI wounded. NoIi-
ns further II liz. federal l"s> has VT r'acil-
I'd Louisville,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
DEATHS,

/" last :; Jcir-b,rr. Fist inst INDIA. u 2.
81 Era Ga-e>. aged 81.
H. i'aInr'. 22d iu~r. sally. uifr q Solomon
Stcv,r>. aged Ca
In hanr:.le. Jan II. James IIunt4 $. age -
years-
In iiatl"y. { e on -tc I'd III. after .a--
ana .l5' '-I, >l-,neSs of about - months. ls:-
"iiiaid Aver. aged - yclr>-
~ North Troy o. The Sih ;,l>t. Solomon A
h"ii'l'y- aged II Yeats
Il. Cl.f'>t'ary pcc l. & ll.ng fever. Mr. Ma
IA u hi'R'v. wife "f Henry r. whitney. a.fG %
y,asS-
In M''>t Charleston. Dec 6; Charles {. C,4-.-
Ellllg>. A-"a - wears
III LYNDON. De -, Narilla lia>,acr. 1g,l i
>'ar> > ii">- She died with l full a>>r.,a1.,, a
h'aT'Il and Mas beloved by ali ia, knew hrr.
r., We lniss thee Al home. ", We ms, ,t.cc,
lie hours glib. >lonlv aRay.
" MA fond dreams of thee A. mon raarpcS-
Ana weary regrets II Tx srav.
The hre>l9', ciErlr J. broken
Home pleasures age I..ii.-ll with pan.
A. "Ner the past M" sill lIne,r.
And long :'r iir presence again.
IS we miss thee II home and how lo-,c..
lhf' e'eIlngS tLar rllce w,r,. 80 CAV
he muse has les; half is ylaln.s,-
ii" i-iei"dy gene from the Law
Zach heart >tlli retn.inher, II. ah>,,.,
l. With tee. an ,oy and in care
II siirit We wander 10 rn.,, thee
Ia spirit thy pilgrimage .s.ar..
les. We MISS thee a. home: ,sS. we miss tie
~ Iolhlls Al noon and AZ might.
NJ morning We waf. thee blessing:
f.eLLiS tcntrr co,sa-nichr.
md on III ,hr wand rings. far dis,an,
in"t-h ;eyoL> where or thou dest team
ION iiei ln,'n"ly roc9ll scenes of pleasure
And dreams of io;cd ones n a.onir.
Va" ,nsS tic" II home; YES. ~, miss rhcc.
Slnce thee hear We ha:e the .Glcr;
And PRAYERS kaNr encirrlcd III, ra,hwa,.
From anxious hearts lu,i:.g and TINE.
That ir'' Savior would guide and protect The.
A. far from til- lovcu ones ven roa,n.
And whisper, whencr er thou vert sao5en,G.
For We miss ,hee, ali miss thee, a, home.
In Lyndon, Jan }, Carrie Jane Hosm.r- age
) months.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
The Advance. ---R Clean "Somerset. >

We think there Is 40 longer da,,h, IN,
that an advance Of tie ''uion arm, is to b,.
made, and 'laa, i, Ia, t.cadv begun. /, has
been 50 long predicted and he time ha, been
>st so many .mc~, tuat many werc BECOMING
iajthlr>>, GoGl,us the disposition to advance
more than he ability. Whether there IA,
been any ground fer such -ear> !, matters
not nov. ! forward move Ct our army has
become a necessity. With treasury nearly
bankrupt. forr,.a powers ,hr.,;,u;pc and ar
army On our hands ,!o;nu j.. ,hjno At nn 4x-
p.nSe Of two million. Of GoIr> g, ,,,v ~,
people arr getting l.1ucr inpatient And <
it 10 lie wonAc.~, ..;r
Experience has laugh, Us 10 h.w,rc NJ,
tr,, dispatches. Lu, il We can hr'icyr oar
eyes, Gen Wool Ia, warned Gen uu,., 10
Withdraw the women and cb;Idrc, lro,,
Norfolk. The sunno>j,;on i ,b,, ,ho o;,,
!, 10 be bon.barGe! Gen EYrc.;d.s .,,o.
dition ha> doubtless landed ere This and
will soon be- heard from - ;,y ;,1.na
The army q, Port ROYAL is MOVING and ,ox.
bly before ,h:> paDer i ,;r,a1 Savanna
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
The Lottery SWindle.

~. o+ ,,,ol 10
=, rr }-.,,;ou. ohone<, of
,bo,o are 70 ho
..i,,,..... !, g. ;,,es, their money j.,
.h... .u;n,,I;,,., ,,rcerns. if we NAV i,,,re
49, ,i;.. - .,,;y.." lrovn and ,,r;n..l
.,,oro., ,,,o, occasionally roma 70 ro,t
r.. f,Ilowipr !, a hooa file v~i,,e, la,,er
.,1 ~, :, ,,;rt-I c;rcnlar .. ono mos, =.
THIS kind which come from the cities Il
vas sent TO 2 well known ci,iz.n ot This
county. and 10 warn the unsnSnect;ns ..
yain<t such nr,,r;o,s sclo,n,s e. w., han.
e.t noo,l. ,e ,,...;, n,o, ,,o oo,.I.or
,,yn,i,, p. "a nnI.!;sh ,fa Ie,,c, e,..;r..
>. p.
~n >n ~
n-c. ..,nn
r.
drau ,bo n.:.o .na 10. n.o.,la ,.no,u nb,,,
,,, ,:o, .t1, IN
D :,
,, u;u =, a.. :,, >.
a..
a,u,, ho,d ,,.,.. ..;e.o. q. =.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
GREAT BATTLE IN KENTUCKY
The Rebels Totally Defeated.
GENERAL XOLLlCUEFER k.!.JEn-
LOSS HEAVY IN PO1H SIDE

y battl" took place at >oz,erse,. X entucky.
Saturday. between Gen Schoepti's and Gan
I"l!icoti"r> forces. ':h,. battle lasted from
eally in the morning ill dark. Th.. r,.h.I
Gen Loiiicoiier was killed. and his army IN
'ire!y defeated. TIE loss is very heavy on
both sides.
Somerset Is the county town Of Pulaski
county, IN southern central Kentucky Tn.
town Is elgh'y-hv. mile, nearly due son,b
from Frankfort, and the Cumberland -,
flows SIX miles south Of If. 1t is the con,.r
where three turnpike> meet and cross. In,
county contains coal and iron. ard Somers.,
has an iron foundry. three churches. and =
branch hank
Gen Thomas telegraphs TO Headquarters
&. Louisville" that Friday night ZulIjcot;e,
came up TO his encamrment and a,,ack. cd
HIM at O'clock Saturday morning near
Hebh's Cross Roads. in the vicinity Of Som
erset. Al half past 3 o'clock SATURDAY. af
ternoon. Zollleotier and Bailey P.y,or had
heen Killed. The rebels were in full r.,,ea.
10 Their entertainments a, Mill Springs uith
the iederais in full pursuit. 40 further
particulars respecting the losses on either
side.
Ire Lexington correspondent Of the n
cihnasi commercial gives the following ac-
cuun. Of SATURDAYS battle
ten Loliicofi.r learning that the federal
forces had appeared in his rear, marched ~,
OF his Entertainments at :; o'clock SATURDAY
morning, and attacked Gen Schoepff in
camp. The plckets were driven in at an
early hour, and tee attack was made b.for,
DAYLIGHT. The battle IS reported to have ra-
sed with great fury until ; in the af,ernoon
when Zen Z"llicotfer having been killed. the
whole of the rebels fed in confusion 70 ,be;r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
Important Army Order.
NJ Nu1r II ELOUGH> III III GEhNTIr.

IN order just i>>ue'l from the army mead
quarters contains tn following :-"Ih" eNi-
.rnc,., oi he service demand rha, every Dill
Ger an! sni,:: OF this army. a!,r to DO duty,
should bv =, nj, posi-. The commando :,
general therefore deems It necessary To d.
rect that unless bv reason OF sickness, upon
{, medical certificate. no leaves OF ,b,enc,. OF
iufioryhS shall be granted AZ the prs>er'
time. excpp. in urgent and exceptional CASES
where the necessity for The indu' sence mt,
be clearly Sc. forth in Tie application. l. j.
prcDor to remark that MANY Of the reasons
COR which leave of absence and fnrloueh>
hav" hitherto been granted cannot now be
alowe,'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24

u Col Weiss. just arrived in New York
from Fortress Nonr e. says the story that
G-n Wool had notified tie cummandanr a,
Norfolk 10 send away the women and child
rem is an out-and-out fabrication. An at
lack on Norfolk from the sea side, he saws.
could not be made With ONLY four nen-ne-
var nov In Hampton Roads, the batteries
on Se"alI's Point and Willoughbv Point be-
ing altogether too much for these four ships.
e At the close of Mr. Greelcy's lecture
IN ashlnston, rne President is said to have
approached Mr.. &. and asked for a cony Of
IT, ana expressed his great pleasure that he
vas able 20 come and hear it,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
English Reciprocity.

The course which England has taken in
resar,. to the present rebellion has produced
q very deep impression on the minds OF the
people of the free States. We have long
cherished a friendly feeling towards her. and
have shown it in great variety of ways
During The Irish famine we sent their peo-
pie corn literally. When Sir John Franklin
vas lost in the polar sea. We sent cut ship
20 starch f.: him. When we found one Of
their deserted exploring ships. and rescued
i. f:onl he ice. We retained II to England
When their prince visited the northern
states. evidences Of orr friendship towards
the peorle and the royal family of England
were !avi>hed upon him and his party. Thc~',
ar. ba: few among many specimens O..
what We have done to manifest cur good
feeling towards them. Yet. from the very
first, the rebels have received their chief en-
enlargement and aid from England Eng
lish commerce and the English press nave
been mainly on their side. English capital
ISIS take this opportunity 10 SANDER ocr ere
dit. in the hope Of breaking Us down. Inti,l-
entail Euglishmon not cnly utter iou;. pre-
dictlon> os The dissolution Of The Mon, but
shameisssi ' avow their wish that it m;., b.
broken up. 50 rs 10 destroy "nr rivalry viii,
England
But worse than al this Is The eour>e of the
English government. Nj many years since.
they were manufacturing mu~k"ts by iIan,l
labor, and knew OF no other way. They
learnt through their :.,.l.' WHO visited Inc
Crystal Palace at New York. and n.asi,, :.
Wit 10 Springfield, that "" liz! invented
machinery ior n,nnu.actarlr. arms, and ac-
tnaiiy made them 50 thu. 'tir parts would
Interchange. When this was communira-
tel to paramrl; t was tr-a:;d 4, m absur-
dily. The possibility Of maxim, tlle rreg,;-
lar parts OF a gun by machiD,r, va, denied:
and it WAS not without fierce opposition that
a small sum WAS appropriated! tor maxim.
further inquiry. Commissioners were ap-
pointed who came 20 Springfield while Gen
Ripley Was superintendent. By tkr consent
ioi our government. he allowed them ~ in
>pecr all Cur machinery: ard they wtgr able
tC send hone report that t,r wonderful
acrOuniS they h al rec,iypi wnre truc Tho,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24

I'M CAMBRIDGE MARklr.-Wc lave been
unable 70 give our readers this nlar!,e, reg
u'"r!y tie month past. Tor reasons which
were beyond our control. We hope there
Will BE- ~ move omissions, as we are salts.
he0 mat many Of oar readers value i. high
y AZ" appreciate our efforts to get It Il
them Al the EARLIEST moment. ",
Fe'e!v" it by telegraph Thursdays as We ar.
making up or paper. and Only just in tim,
10 get !; "A and send out in the mai! Thur,
day attornoon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
WAY DON'I They CIT THru .ps

WAY DoN'I THEY GIT THIN In Per.
'jeys letter TO Tuesdays Journal We find the
fo~io",ne paragraph; Among lsrge 10,
Of Unclaimed frrigh; q, the railroad depot
advertised oy Qusrtermas,er Rucher, are
quite rumbtr Of boxes directed 10 Maine
New Hampshire and Vermont regiments
WIN three boxes for lie G:h Massachusetts
Militia"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24

o. The Con-fega,iona.i~t now has =, on
lar Army letters from Rev. \. r. O,in, ard
h'v' Horace lanes. and capital week.,
letter from Washington; besides = }oro,
corps Of @pec!al contributors. Including Re,
John : I. Abbott, Gail Hamilton, Rev. i,
Bacon Of New Hsvsa. and Or Thonns2r .,
Ne" 1ork; and childr?-'s department.
sustained b.; some Of the best juvenile wr;.
'e's' 'us' now the Congregational Quar-
'Fr'!' CT ''e SUDDEN, and SchooImare, is
offered as Premium to every new sohS,r;.
Der. The Co@s-ssa.;ona.is. ;s ab,v can1,..
49, sno s?s':4l'E valued as tanil:- religious
paper Specimen numbers may be Obtain.
"a 'E addressing Galcn James ( Co.. Is
Cornhill, Boston. !"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
G. Harpers Weekly has this week

U Hafpers Weekly has this week a
splendid picture .; Gen Mcclellan on his
war-hor>e, "Iandsome Dan; a two-pase
picture Of President Lineoin's great rectp-
ton, in which the names of many of the nc.
tables present are given. and five other pa
geS OF pictures connected with tn war. to-
GEN 5 with ely hit pages of reading NATTER
or sale at all bookstores.