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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-14
INDIAN Co.

\ singular accident occurred III the south
part of Jamaica, near WardsbOro, on Mon
dav. the - ult. While Daniel Stocker, and
his son George, were engaged in breaking a
road near their dwelling, the wind. which
was blowing a gale at the time, carried the
hat of the former away. while the latter say
ing, "Father. YOU go into the house. while |
get YOUR hat" started off in chase Of it. 1t
seems the wind carried it over the hill into
the deep valley beyond. when he secured 1t,
and starting on his return home up the hill.
small portion o! the drift gave away and
carried him back again, which was quickly
followed bv the whole mass from The brow OF
the hill above, and completely buried him
beneath the immense pile. The father re-
turned to the house, and remained some
time, awaiting the return of his son, and he
not coming, started out to find him. lie
went to the top Of the hill and called for him
and in reply heard strange noise, as though
directly beneath his feet. and which tor the
moment he could not define: but looking al
the hillside, he saw that the snow had lei
for the valley below. He was not long IN
determining where his son was, anc VIII
shovel in hand went to his rescue and soor
liberated the prisoner, who began to despair
Of ever seeing ",he upper world" again. he
was injured but lutte, although pressed
closely in. He remained in this critical con
dition for nearly an hour and fifteen minutes
-BAl9rs Falls Times.
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Orange GOun1y.

4 young DR. Pike who has been attempt
ing to practice medicine, spiritually, in Brad
ford for a year past, was carried TO Concord,
y. H., some days since, to be returned to Jail.
whence he escaped some time ago. He will
be excepted 70 stay his time out.
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C,YRINGES. Rubber, Glass and Metallic
y Syringes-ail sizes and prices: also, Bed
Pans. Crinals and instruments used IN the SICK
'o0'A' ''' '''~ " TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
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LIST OLE ARTICLES
be sold at One Dollar Bargains.

IN variety oil Diamond Gll Oll!tI
Ston" JeWery OF rare foreign make forming the st OK Of
unre'tecmed up 10 lS2 pledges 10 priVat" broh aid
which are now placed wiki thu subscriber, t. be offered
~ ONE DOLLAR BARGAINS. through the iJlyH il, )
safe ami convenient Arrangements
The holder Vi these valuable deposits has ivied them
into los, and corresponding 10 ecn lot, CcrlCl ate de-
,Crptiyt ~ what Huc lot consists vi, VIII be Issued
that whoever Receives certificate viii know just what
it, ho! Ter i, eatl tied To-.
THESE certificates WI. be- placed in envelopes and seal
ct up and forwarded i'll tue order they called
whoever III Ill mail - the Undersigned - cents Ill Iuley
,r postage STAMPS. pvn receipt the certificate
voJ vii kyN WHdt !odt dollar VIII purchase, and can
remit or Dot.
A part ths stock originally designed Tor tn e
Southern lra,e. and Is OF newest ,vle but much o
II MA, ,cpustd along with hIi OF safe br persons
whose Or dc and position WVl! permit the t. apply
T.. uulic Ia ubrOhtr, and hence were app, :sed at on
IL thr Intrinsic value. Til, enables the holder of the
lo, 10 - arrange his schedule ske!y warrant him
in rt,; ding one dollar FOL any article the purchaser
be Ill satisfied with.
In all transactions, detray expense postage &C
the lders viii charge - cents for single
cafe or furnish Nve lUT 81 Gle cn Tor 81, Twenty for s.
or Forty Tor -.
For clly enienCe and to save time all communications
,,I,f be- made! through the Post Office. All letters will
h considered, confidential and returned with goods
. faJnr4>S MOORE CO, Agents,
| No. ) M!lk street, Boston.
y B-Remember. there i, no rish, aa tile money vii
be refunded Tor all articles the purchaser Is u,sd net
with.
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ORDER Of NOTICEof SETTLEMENT


STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT s..
At Probate Court held al St JVhnsbury i'll said district
Oh the sth day OF Feb, A. d. le6e.
WHEREAS, JAMES r. YOUNG, administrator on
W the estate OF JOHN G. YOUNG. late =" Whctiock
said district deceased. PROPOSE, To- Tender account
o his administration, and to present his account against
said eAaniIt and allowance for the purpose
OF making Partition and distribution o the re>lc OF SAID
estate under decree otsaid court among the persons
who 10y law entitled to the IL l. therefore
ordered by said court that the same under cpI>ic-
alton and be- heard at the Probate Office III 81. JOHNS
bury the LIST day OF March A. ID. TO- And ii Il
further ordered. that all perso interested lie otltt
hereof 10y publication OF copy =" the record OF this order
i'll the Calednni printed 1t 81 Joh>bury three weeks
successfully prey tu sal! time hearing that they
may appear and contest the allowance of said account. II
they ami also b. heard by said court III the
matter of partition and distribution oil said estate.
BY the Court
Attest, ASA l. FRENCH, Judge OF PROBATE
true copy "i record
sl.S3 Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. judge 0fProhate
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DEATHS.

IN Ivndo,, Jan os D,rio, Eovler Eso AGED
81 wears. In his death MS family are called to
mourn the loss OF husband anu father always
''ii'" &c. 'n.It' anu ':.I '"',n
'o''S!NI,i s'u anu
abe honest. charitable and kind His wa. one
%, those rare cil lrattc., vino. living never lost a
friend. never made an enemy: and diving. has
left all unlnpeachaDic reputation. In the space
W ''t's VI ,.1"",D ".,'' ,'-t
49,, 20 T.u' .'' a. i .''
mem. no one has ever been known +, challenge
hi, d,corum a. T. husband. parent. a citizen \
man Of probiry. ncishoor or friend. He as
oumcd not perfection but aimed to do kindly and
ii-h,:y. ne was e'npha'caiiy .t Good NAN.-
n'ti.'.7 ,u''S 'i'' ii'sI no. Il,
dccmer and fell aslcon in Jesus.
In Concord. Dee Il. Ijllia Nora. only child Of
Horace and Mary +. Hastings. ayed 3 months
and ~ DAYS
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DIR. WM. b. HURD'S
MOUTH WASH,


WASH,
SURE REMEDY FORA
BAD BREATH.
SORE MOUTHS,
DISEASED BLEEDING GUNS.
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
And the best specific now in use for any dis
eased condition of the mouth. Il is particu-
larly beneficial to persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying every faint Of the
mouth, absorbing and removing all impuri-
ties, insuring
A SWEET BREATH
TO all who make use of it. No Young Lady
or louns Gentleman who is afflicted with q
BAD BREATH
should delay applying this remedy, for it is
certain cure, and is approved and recommen-
ded BY every physician under whose notice
it has been brought.
n D-t1D hREAlH
is an offence for which there is no excuse
while
DIR. WM. b. HURD'S
NJ O L L ii w A S H
can be procured.
Many persons carry with them bad
breath, greatly TO the annoyance and often 10
the disgust of those with whom they come in
contact, without being conscious of the fact
10 relieve yourself from all fears regarding
this,
Use DR.. wM. L. HURDS MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office, No.
a Fourth Street. brooklyn, f. ID.
Price, 81 Cents per Bottle.
\ liberal discount made TO dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune
Buildings, No. Spruce Street,
New York.
Sold also by Caswell. Mack & Co., Fifth
Avenue Hotel: ]. X |. Coddington, 1l5
Broadwsy: ID. S. Barnes, o0a Broadway,
and by all Druggists.
DIR. WM. b. HURD'S
L o o I ii POW DER
This Powder possesses the
CARBoNIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is free from az Acids or .Alkalies that
Can in the least injure the Teeth
DIX. WI. Il. HUID'S TOoTH POWDER
is recommended by all Eminent Dentists.
Prepared al DIR Hurd's Dental Office,
No. 4. Fourth Street, Brooklyn, Z. u.
Price, . Cents per Box.
\ liberal discount made to dealers.
address Prmcipai OFiee, Tribune buildings
No. Spruce Street. Nc,r lori.
Sold also by Caswel, Mack X Co., Fifth
Avenue Hotel: J. X !. Coddington, 1l5
Broadway; ID. 5. Barnes, POP Broadway, and
by all Druggists.
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100000 BARRELS OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING cos
2 O U D R E T l E >

For sale by JAMES T. FOSTER,
Care OF the Lodi Manufacturing Co. to COrtandt ST. n
This company. with capital OF SlOOOo, the most ex
telslVe works OF the kind the world and all experience
OF y Years In manutactu ting with reputation long eS
tab>hed having also the exclusive control OF AL the
night soil from the great city New York prepared
to furnish article which Is without doubt. the cheap
est and very best fertilizer in market
Prices-Delivered at any Station ON the Vermont Cen
trail T. H. or Rutland and Burlington K R 81 80 per bar
REL OF the Passumpsc Cheshire r. Rs $500 per barrel
1t greatly Increases the Yield and ripenS the crop from
two to three weeks earlier expense Of from So 10
81 per acre, and with very little labor.
Pamphlet containing all the Information necessary.
with letters from Horace Greedy. Daniel Webster, and
hundreds Of farmers who have used it extensively for
many years. be had free by addressing letter As
above OF to the subscriber.
\ discount 10 the Trade. ELI CHITTENDEN. Esq.
Who'll our general Agent, Burlington. VI.
JAMES u. FRENCH, Montpelier, VT
VI. d. HALL, NergenueS, Vi. Special
J. n. L {. q. FRENCH, Barre, Vt. Agents.
ol-92 {. A. MAXHAA, RoyaltoI, VI.
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4 discoun; 70 those VINO buy quantity.
Eud. Wide AIT Lqnd OIL, Sugc,S,
MolasseS. 5 II Syrup, GOOD Yorng HySon
Tea al 81 ga. Black tea Of the best Kind al 6Scl>
Old Java coffee al II cts. All kinds OF spices
CASTLE soap al Ii cents. And in fact all kinds
Of Groceries sold TO favor the buyer these hard
times IL Bring in your cash and get vouE
money worth. GEO. {. BARNEY
ST. John>0uIy, Jan 10. 1867 .6.9
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nROMISES TO PAY,
AT 4 DISCOUNT

THE REBELLION of 1861 has had such de-
pressing effect upon the above commodity that
their market value is not quoted. All tradesmen
spurn them as worthless; for which imperative
reason, the subscriber will dispose Of his entire
stock. either at private sale between this date and
Feb. lst or thereafter at public auction, so soon
as arrangements can be made for the sale.
Sale positive, with no postponement.
SELIM NEWELL.
! st. Johnsbury, Vt, JAN. s 1862.
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CAMP GRIFFIN, Va, }
Ian oD 1880
Surgeon S. K. HAVEN, }
Medical Director
Smiths Division.

Fire.
TIE house and barn of G. c. French Of
Hardwick was consumed by fire on the night
OF Feb. | !, together with most of the turni.
ture. Mr. French was badly burned in en-
deayoriAg to save his property.
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Group CTRED'
ASTHMA CURED.

NpTTi>t,wn. Auc -, l-S.-
DR. Baxt-T-D-ar Sir Ihav- i--en severely afflicted
with Asthma for than twenty-five wears. ald 'I
months In Succession haIe been abb 10 liz IN bed and
rhtJy regular nights resi-. ami idh would iIrt -
able walk The house the harm distance q" nN-
IN rni>- Ah,atg az" purchased Ia" bottle. al
Dr. Whites EAlr prepared y You. ami o",nircci Ia
king IL according Ia dire Ctnii>. and am happy IL LAY
found immediate Tc-iiiii, with lea exceptions
have had Regular nights sleep ever since
Yvur- truly AKAD BakrE.
Newport, VI. Sept -. l>"'-
Dr BaAter-Sir- Nj has been >,,NcT"!y afflicted
with the asthma childhood About three
he ha'i >eycTr attack "" prevailed INN t. try DR.
Whife Elixir ami fefpr, the third tvttl. uI.c n.
entirely Cured. ami has remained ALL -Ncf
since. Yvgr, trr;lv +. l.. PaigE..
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81 John>bury, Jan ~, 40 III
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Miss JOSEPHINE NJ. SroDpAKD will cOn'in-
ne 10 give instruction in Music and French. Al
the ''IianU-Fortc W are Rooms.
Piano FortcS. Shee, Music, and Musical Works
for sale.
Main Street s. join. >bury Jan 80. .9tf
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Soldiers Supplied.

Some time since the ladies of this place
sent quantity Of stockings, mittens, etc.. to
the Vermont boys in the army of the Poto-
mac, After supplying our own troops, a
considerable quantity remained which was
distributed in Ayres' battery, CONNECTED with
the Vt. brisade0 and which is acknowledged
as follows:
CAMP GRIFFIN, NA,I
Jan. 20, 1861.
DOCTOR: Sometime since lot of socks
were received, also mittens, through you
from young ladies in St Johns5ury, for the
enlisted men Of my battery. Allow me to
tender, through you, the thanks of my men
to those young ladies for their very accepta.
bic gift. Yours sincerely,
r. b. AYRES,
Capt 9TH Artillery.
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Coughs. Cylds aad Consumption 'urtd.

,.i, tvs, Years a., i.r daughter "a. Athlete! with
cough We tried va-.l;> remedies without
benefit She then commenced taking Dr lii-'> EAr.
and before sI. had used bottles she "lfiT-iN
well We believe ii il had .'t been the Elixir >ir
would hay. died with CONSUMPTION.
CHA-. E,Sls.S, Holland. VI
Thi> i, L. certify that Ne haze used " White Elixir
i"T number years diIi tni very Valuable ncdi-
cine . Coughs, Cul,.>. ami Group
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Price only - Gents a Bottle.

SOl! ty J { Bingham. Hoytk t,rce,. 81. Johlshure
ami aliaiealer> i'll Medicine.
Manufactured by Ii. BANTER. NJ d,
1898 Highgate. VT.
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Florida. Juiy l7.l>5e- !
I" nR- HERRICk. Albany.
N WY bear Doctor.
write this 10 inform you ui
the wonderful effect .; I.l-
Sugar Coated Pills on INV el-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-12
Judge Walker, late editor of the New
Orleans Delta, has been released from
confinement at Ship Island.
Counterfeit Confederate Money.

Observe the upper right hand corner of the
square or shield, i'll the hundreds, ffties, and
Juveniles. In the genuine this upper right
hand corner is Immediately below the centre
OF the letter n, in the word months. In the
counterfeit it extends to the right of the let.
ter u.
Again, in the hundreds, on the left lower
corner of the genuine is a curved line or mark
extending from the upper part of the shin an.
Choir across the middle Of the sailors right
thigh, towards his left heel. In the counter.
felt this curve or mark is left out. In Wig
notte the trees and animals are better defined
In counterfeit than in genuine.
In the fitties the centre ~vignette is a female
with her right hand on a safe door omen. In
the genuine Il knob is visible on the safe. In
the counterfeit the knob is not to be seen.
In the twenties, there is a large thre. -masted
ship for centre vignette, with a small shin to
the LETT. In the counterfeit the small shin is
left out.
The square or shield referred to contains the
words Receivable in payment of all dues OK.
cePt export dues
Inc notes counterfeited are dated Sept. I'd,
lS'j' and bear the imprint of Hoyer & Ludwig,
Richmond.
we are not prepared to distinguish the gen.
u'ne tens. but are informed that the mechani.
cal execution of the tives is so bad as to render
1t c'5y to detect them. The signatures are en-.
grtvcd, not written.
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The New Consoript BIN.

In compliance with the reoues,
numerous subscribers, we publish 1
following Act as passed by both hou,
OF Congress- An Act to amend i,
"Act to provide for the public defepc,
approved 10th april, 1862.
The Congress of the Confsder,,
States OF America do enact, Tai ~
President be, and he is hereby auth"
lied, to call out aud place in tho mi;
tary service of the Confederate Stats
Tor three years, unless the war sbs
have been sooner ended, all white ms
who are residents Of the C%onfeder,,
States. between the ages Of 35 and
years at the time tho call or calls M
be made, and who are not at such tim
or times legally exempted from miIia
ny service, or such parts thereof as,
his Judgment, may be necessary to N
public defence, such call or calls to h
made under the provisions and accord
ing to tho terms Of the act to wbic
this is an amendment. And such an
thority shall exist in the President dn
ring the present war, as to all persons
who now are, or who may hereattg
become, eighteen years Of age; and
when once enrolled, all persons 6etwoep
the ages Of eighteen and forty-fve yean
shall serve their full time: Provided
that if the President, in calling ON
troops into the service of the Confed.
crate States, ST all first call for only,
part'ot the persons between tho are,
hcrelnbetore stated, shall call for those
between the age Of thirty-tive and any
other age less than forty five. Prov
ded, that nothing herein contaiued shall
be understood as repeating or modify,
ing any part OF the act to which tii,
is a~mcndatory except as herein express.
y stated; and provided further, that
those called out under this act and The
act to which this is an amendment,
snail be first and Immediately ordered
to fill to their maximum number the
companies, battalions, squadrons and
Regiments from the respective States,
at the time the act to further provide
for the public defence, approved 10th
April, 1862, was passed; and the sur.
plus, if any, shall be assigned to organ,
lzatiuns formed from each State since
the passage OF that act, or placed in
new organizations to DO Differed BY
Me S;aies having such esidue, accord.
lH- t, Iuo laws thereof, or disposed vI
ar now Provided by law. Provided that
.ae Ilasident is authorized to suspend
the execution Of this or the act to which
this Is an amendment, in any locality
where he may find it impracticable {,
execute the same; and that in such 10
caiitieS, and during such suspension
the Prcslden, Is authorized to receive
troops into the Confederate service I'LL
der any OF the acts passed by the Con
iedcrale Congress PRIOR 10 the passage
0 the act to further provide tor thu
pNo,'c defence, approved 10th April
1852,
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The General Conmaalin~ conrratulates his
Army in the crowning succ5,, Of tncir ]extraor-
diaafv cannaiyn which ills doy has witnessed.
lie is most haopv and proud to acknowledge
his indeb,,Igas, =, his Gallant troons for tbSir
ratirpt submission under the nriyations Of an
arduou. march. and tn, tortituae with which
tboy bay, cn,ureu its hard .bins, T6ov have
overcome All obstacle, wi hont mnrInHr. cvrn
when in the prosecution Of seemingly unrer-
essary labor, and have sustained by their con-
duet the u~psuIIjed reputation of the Army Of
the Nissi,<jpui. With such confidence and
snonor. as has been 80 fir exhibited. nearly all
tnings become possible.
Tie canture Of thi3 position with it; garrison
Of four thousand men, with all their artillery,
arms munitions and Stores, without the loss Of
a man. crowns and completes The separate cam
rajon oftbis army. W. have in conjunction
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Notice Volunteers.

icing authorized to raise and muster into
Tie service Of the Confederate States, 10 COM
panles Of Infantry to form a Regiment, of any
and all ages, Companies formed or forming,
VINO desire to enter this service, by reporting to
me at this place, will be Immediately mustered
IN, TAI. w. NEWMAN.
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Annexed will be found Gen. Bragg's

Annexed will be found Gen. Bragg's
address TO the people of kentucky
upon his march through that State
Itis liberal, pa,riotic, rm, and suited
to the occasion. 1t will interest all
who read it. Also we publish u general
order from Bragg, issued at Mumlords-
vile. 1t is u little old, but will in.
terest.
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Desperate Gaj1aary-Tho charge Of
Senator Toombs and q portion of his
brigade at Sharpsbur@, to recover his
battery taken by the enemy, was an
act OF Desperate heroiSm unsurpassed
in the wA0.o a AS soon rs he dis
covered that his battery had been cap.
tured, he dismountod from his horse,
and addressing his men in It few burn
Ing words, told them, he would not out.
live the capture Of his guns, and de-
manded if they would follow him to
the death. a shout was Che answer.
and placing himself at their head, tho
column descended, like an avalanche
amidst tempe is Of fire, upon more
than ten times their num4e, rotook
the battery in less than twenty minutes
after its capture and carried il back
with shouts Of triumph. IIurrah for
Toombs.-MacOn Tel.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. ). 1862

WEDNESDAY, Nov. ), 1862.
At market 30Sl Cattle. about 1000 Beeves and
1851 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and ", two and three years ODDS.
,kICES-Markct Beef-Extra S6.25 s $50
first quality $3.50 $3.50; second do 81 80
5000; third do. $3.50 5000 ordinary.
Working Oxen-SS0, 600 80
Cows and Calves-S22. 90, 20. II.
Yearngs-S7150. 900.
Two Years Old-Sl3 l6.
Three Years Old-SlS a 20.
Sheep and Lambs-5240 at market. Extra and
selections. 5000. 40 3,S5; in lots, $3.50
2.7Oa2.S5.
Spring Lambs-S0. 90 a 900.
Swine-O at market.
Hides 7ic per ID.
Calf Skins-S &c per d.
Pelts-S1,00 l,2j each
Talow-1 SIC per ID.
Veal Caiyes-frOm 50 to 5000.
Remarks-There was an increased supply OF
cattle, but not many of very extra quality. A
few fair sold high as $50 and 100 per cwt, but
the average sales Of those of fair first quality
were 25c per cwt lower than last week. For COM
mon quality sales dull and SOC per cwt. lower.
Sheep sold about the same as last week-not very
quick.
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EnlistinS SharpshOOters.

Mr. VIM II. Orne Of this place, has the
counties of Windsor, Orange and Caledonia,
in which TO raise company Of sharpshooters
for Capt Drew's battalion. All persons in
these three counties who are willing to hold
themselves in readiness for the next call to
serve their country in this arm of the SER
vice, will forward their names to Mr. Orne at
this place. The following is from Capt Drew
and explains itself:
The present enrolment is one of honor
those who give their names are honoratly
bound to lie ready as soon as call for more
troops is made. The time of service will be
for the same length of time that the next
quota from the states shall specify, probably
8 or is months. The pay and bounty will be
same as paid to U. S. volunteers heretofore,
$3.50 per month and the bounty at the close
of serviceD unless Congress changes the pres
snt Jaw. All who join this battalion viii be
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Newt " edncsday.

s. VI. Hewlett, the inimitable temperance
.rer, has advertised to address the people
his place next Wednesday evening at
u.ch, az the town hall, for the benefit of the
IRIS aid society of this place. The object
""ch the proceeds are to be applied should
rad every one to attend, while those who
--lrl Mr. II. when here before will be pretty
Kelly to 90 and hear him now. The admis-
s.1'. Is only ten cents.
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The residence of Capt Marvin at Burling-
ton was entered on Tuesday night by bur-
glars, and articles of plate, spoons, gold
watch and jewelry stolen.
1t is stated, though We have seen no off,
cal announcement of it, that Col. Sawyer of
the lst Vermont Cavalry has been removed
on charges OF incompetency and neglect of
duty while Major of the regiment. 1t. Colo
mel Preston will, therefore, be Acting Colo
nel.-FIee Press.