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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04
| ). ENCISE TANES.
COLLIE TORS MOTTO

Notice Is hereby CIV, that the Annual Taxes
/ the % Collection Dl>,ric, vf : mont ~ a.
>eS>od upon Incomes. Licenses. earrings. Plate
c. under the Provisions Of 1t Lax - Csa.ItSS
.pp:r,,d july Is. i>53, aai i.4o amendments
thereto have become due and PAYABLE: and
Will attend my-ef or nv fepa'y al the fpllo~in-
times ard places L. : oelye The Sanlc- VIZ:
cBIrTINpEH COUNTY.
Al ny o,i.ce IA nul.--.tou on Monday Mex
S,'lh. TUESDAY. Dec. -. -aa Nelae>,las, Dec
u. ie'-i
Al :, Wa-a's Hot.', Nil:oa, W THURSDAY. De-.
Al Ransou.'s Hotel Richmond, on Friday Dcg-
ith.
Al ,he Bos;aick House. jericho. on Saturday.
Dee 5:h-
rEASKLIN CoUNTY-
A. the American Hot-l ST Adams. on TUESDAY.
Wednesday and Thursday, Dee S,h. 9lh. and
10th. 1868
A Randal.'s Hotel. Fairfax on Friday, Dec.
llIh.
Al lsham's Hotel. Bakersfield on TUESDAY. Dee.
10Th.
a; Thompson's Hotel. East Berkshire. on
"Wednesday Dec 10Th
At Wrighr's Hotel. Sheldon, on THURSDAY Dec
18th
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
Al II. e Adams Office. East Al5ursh, or Sat
uIday Dec. l3ih, 1865.
Al Races Hotel. South Here. or Tuesday Dee.
I'D
At Joel Aliens House. North Hero. or We'd
nesday, Dec. sd.
ESSEN COUNTY
AT the West Concord House. Yves; Coneori.on
tuesday. IN. }. 1854
At Norris Woods Hotel, u .ildhall, on Thurs
dav. Jan. 9Th.
Al the Island Pond House. Island Pond, on
SATURDAY., Jan 9Th.
ORLEANS COUNTY
Al Cuttings Hotel, Greensboro on Nonday,
Jam 9Th, 1874.
Al the i-asourg House, Irasburs. on Wednes-
day. J an. GIN.
At Flii.''s Hotel. Troy, on Thursd,y. Jan 7th
Al Derby Centre Hotei, Derby, on FUday, Jan.
At the Barton House. Barton, on Monday, Jan.
LANoILLE COUNTY.
At Seegar's Hotel, Cambridge, on Tuesday.
Jan. 18th. 1864
Al Daniels Hotel, Johnson, on "Wednesday,
Jan. c0,h.
A; the American House, Hydepark,on Thurs
day, Jan. Dist.
Al the M"rrisrille House, Morris,ille, on Fri
day, Jan. 22d
A, the Mansfield House, Stowe, OF SATURDAY..
Jan I'D.
by the provision OF the Excise Laws. all ner-
sons neslecting 20 paw said Taxes within the time
above specified MUST pay 10 per cent. additional
upon the amount thereof
Taxes on Monthly Returns not previously pad
viii BE- recei, 81 al the above stated times aud
places.
ANY person can remit his tax bv another aS b;s
receipts viii be returned Bills Of Ranks outside,
the state WILL MOI be received. United S,.,,s
currency preferred.
CARLOS BANTER.
Collector q Third Collection District. II.
Burlington, Nov Is, 1865. ,4:a5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04

REMARKABLE, IF TRUE-Atxater's Direc
tory for 1864 (Which is just published and IS
by the way, valuable little book TO ever,
Nermon'er states that al hough the present
aggregate length OF railroads in this safe is
about 800 miles, and while some of them
have been running fifteen years, with one or
more daily passenger trains each way, yet il
is believed, that with the exception Of two
persons who lost their lives by car be;no
blown from the track near Manchester, no
person has been killed, or seriously Injured
inside of any passenger car in Vermont
This is commentary on the management of
our state railroads that is worth relating and
remembering.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04

alta Probate Court hell al 81 John>bury in said dis
triCt. Oh The 9th day Uf Nov. lo6S.
whereas. Peter Lindsay, administrator the e.
tate II John Stevens, Late Oi Barnet ia sid STRICT
deceased. Proposes L. reiIer aJcouHi II a. al
i!ni:Il."n 4li 10 pres, ni his .,,ount ssa.>I >ai
sale Tor eNalina0.. AMI i.nwAlcr Tor The lrps>-
% making partition auJ distribution ui l
said e>la;e.ucT decree Of said court, anll- tn per
who aTc ts 81 entitled Ia The Sle- II !
T, 10y Sli! curt HAT lac .s>lrra-
ton and he heard ii Ia. Obate Office JvL>lu-y ola
;i- -o;n Car II De- l>S ils Il further ordered
thai ali persons Interested L. notified hereof by iuliU2-
liun u cops ui IT. TeIuT! - This order q -slii-'l
printed a. II JVE>ury three GsekS sucoe>>iyelH pre-
VpU> 10 Saii line Il nearing, that I-r may appear AID.
contest tie aiuEailc, 81 >di account Jhv STE ,al>r
ami dis ie heard said court in ll- iIIte u j,ariii.
and distribution oi said estate.
By the Court.
Attest, Asa l. FRENCH Judge.
4 true Cuis 81 record,
30. Attest. ASA L French Jul-e
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LATER AND letter,
Relief OF the Richmond Prisoners.

The sanitary commission dispatched from
baltimore on Saturday another large invoice
OF clothing and supplies for the Union uris-
oners in Richmond. Tney have advices of
the distribution of their previous contriou-
tons by the rebel authorities. Additional
government supplies will be forwarded as
soon as evidence is received of the proper
distribution Of what has already been furnish
ed.
The following dispatch was received at
Philadelphia, Sunday night, BY Mr.. George
ii. Stuart, president of the Christian Com
mission:
FORTRESS MONROE, November 29.-Georpe
ii. Stuart Chairman of the Christian Com
mission:
Dear RI have every reason to believe
that he goods s-nt BY Individuals and the
Sanitary and Christian Commission are de.
ilvered 10 our prisoners. / would susges,
that you send as much as possible.
5. \. MEREDITH.
Bfisadiel General.
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Starting Early.

The fossil remains of the Breckenridge
party. at this early period, are commencing
the next Presidential campaign. Their finan
cia agent recently canvassed this town, and
succeeded in collecting an assessment of rec
dollars each from several of the political
disciples Of John c. Breckenridge, to MAXI
up fund for the next Presidential campaign
The Douglas democrats gave this agent the
cold shoulder. much to their credit.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'VE the subscribers. having been appointed by H., To
Orahe PROBATE COur; for the district Of Caleoiac IN
nSsiUners, 20 receive examine, aud adjust al claims
demands OF all persons against tine estate 81 Hsrry
Dagge: late uf ST JohnsbuTy. IN said Gi>iriti. rceas
rep resented iSclyenf, anu the al six months
the 81 cay al Nov A d. 1868. being allowed 10y said
Court Ia The creditors q" said Gecea~eiO exhib and prove
Their GAINS Ia said commissioners lOr examinat0,t
allowance and tbs. will meet for that purpose al
The town Clerk office. s.. Jolsty in said district
on the sih. day Of January and ih iay Of Nay next
ole o'clock IN the AFTERNOON. each Of said days.
HUBBARD HASTINGS. ..
s5:.1 MOSES BROWN. tNonA =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04

CURIOUS SCENE IN CHURCH.-In thu
First Presbyterian church at Newport
Thanksgiving day, deacon of the church, ,
lifelong democrat. was highly indignant a
The singing of The Presidents Hvmn.'
written by DR.. Mahlenberg especi lily for the
occasion. He arose in his seat and demand
ed by whose authority the hymn was sung
which occasioned smile to pass over the
faces Of the congregation. Not having re.
ceiyed satisfactory answer he left the church
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04

Clothes WTingPr.-We have always heen
the friend of any Improvement which VIII tend 10 lessen
the labor of washing 1t is 10 be regretted that no wash
Ing machine hasyet been invented which has come into
general favor in the community The same NAV he said
all clothes wrnC-rS. with The exception OF the one
invented by Mr. Putnam, which We believe IS deSunei
into general Use Simplicity and durability are
Whs the puOt all laDoa saving machines and
these qualities f0uni in the Putnam Clothes ringer
is fastened 10 The tub simple manner and IL Is 30
ted with spiral springs that IL will wiring lace veil
led guilt any alteration whatever. We have
trial OF this wrnger and believe IL TO be Just the
thing FOL every family own because will greatly les
the labor oi women washing day Believing this:
advise all To give this wTinger trial Wesihed
News Letter Sent lSE, wi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04

JOB PRINTING. Every kind of print.
ing is promptly executed at this Office. in
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilitie, of the establishment are of
the first order; good WOrkmen are EN-.
plOyed. and additions of type aud other
printing materials are constantly being
made 10 keep fully up with the times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
SILASS RIRSuAy,S ESTATE

The Subscribers having been appointed y the voral,
Probate Court Tor the district al Caledonia. commissioners
Ia receive, examine. aud adjGSl all dans AID eIiall>
OF all persons ssain-. the estate OF SilaS \. Burhain
late Uf GTUiOI- said district, deceased. T-rcseai
ed insOlvei, and the OF SIX months Ih- 18Th
das Ui Nov. lcfS. hcin- allow by sail i.!c
creditors " said deceased tn exhibit and prove lciT rt
slcC:lye Claims before Ive notice tlat III atI-Td
the duties al ifnet IL the W-ir-i
the widow LaNiia EuTnh2,n. ia irOvli. ia sail u>iriC
the 10Th ii Dtcemi,eT anG sh day III Man
ten O'Clock IL The forenoon. il each 81 said tsy>-
DANIEL C0FFRIN. -
80 DsNlEi. RDBhkTS. N'i-4 -
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Agents for The Caledonian.
4 CALL TO YOU. If YOU OWE Us.

1t is tery important to hare a settlement once
gear Many echo take ON paper and aeho
Gdrertise rih as, hare tai1ed to square their
accounts up to January 1863. As re are IN need
Of OR dies TO enajle as to discharge oar obhga-
tons promptly, re call upon al o'cing rs to
SETTLE Up IMHEDIATELY.
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ORDER uf NJ ICE Of SETTLEMENT.
SAMPSON WOODS, ES1 ALE

At Probate Court held the Probate once IL =:
Juilu>bury. on the 9Th day Of NOV. A d l>E5-
Whereas. R'-. Wool executor 90. Tie i2>f VII aul
testament onnr estate u sampson y osd> aIe If Barnet Il
said district. ccCra>. prOa IL render scca1,'
H. administration and to pic~eli his Account aEai-
said estate Tor eAa;lira-i. aiic allowable sr liz pr,-s
u makii Partition and distribution tie esr 81 >si,
estate. under decree 81 >aid C,JIt among the r>,
VINO are By l1H entitled To- the Il theler
drred tE >aid cylTi HAT >al application c1f
>Cerain and Il heard Al lbe probate otUe johns
bury an Inc - cay - Dec-lHtrT.A D. 1853 And IL : lll
ieT ordered, that al persons Interested tr Notified
tx publication ~ copy line ill., ,.ra-r ia II
,a-lal. Printed II - 10 Ii>tUrH three weeks Su,e>
sN,y ieI 10 sad time l,rii- that TIE. laS 40
pear ni :he allowance u sal account II sly
and ai>s Re heard hy >aid UlTI IN tx lsr--
ci partition = ii distribution II >ail estate
H. the -,vu-f.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH judge
irre ccls re.yri.
Attest, ASA l. FRENCH. JaGge
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A few DAYS ago New York omnibns dr

A few days ago New York omnibus dri.
yer had dispute with an old gentleman
about the fare, stepped his bus, dragged the
passenger out. struck him several TINS and
threw him down on curb stone. The man
was taken home where he died of his iniur-
les and day or two after, the fiendish dri-
yer was arrested and held to bail in the sum
of $1,000. A pleasant state of things for
The metropolis of America.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04

GOLD IN CANADA-The Canadians are
asog over some gold discoveries made. One
+. c. Terrill has quietly bought up about
1000 aces Of land on the Massawippi and
WllIoughby rivers. Stories are told of one
days washing by one man yielding So or
$40; and in Hatley nugget was found.
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT.
HORATIO P ALllRD,S ESTATE

Al Probate Court held al 81 Joi>ary IN sail district
iae 51ih ia. If No A n. lSts
A'ie"> Iv>ela i-A>. administrator the estate
% hnIs;fs p Alard late "a; heelpk, said district;
d-ceG>r Proposes render ACCOUNT h!S
ton a' Z" r>sni h,> Account against >af estate Tor eA-
auli:.sul a allowance the purpose Making srli-
ton distribution - the residue >aii timber .
decree ~ sid Nouri aInui- The persons who are
entitled - the sIne-li therefore ordered i,v aid
court iLJi tue -auie under csil>Idera-it, All.
b- heard IL The Probate once JsliIlssTs n r. .r
dan - Dec A a. l>S aniiI i further ordered lba-
al persons Interested lie Bottled hereof 10y puacaa a
copy 81 The record Ills ureT al lie Cal-.,ar Ti-
Ell ~ 81 Ju!n-hurH. three sUc>>r els r,iI.>
- said t.e 81 hearing. rhsi They uaN apl-a- a,t.
the allowance Il eali acculni. Il rh,y >r rr>t
anu al, bc head ty ,aid III IL. uaa-rS, q,
Partition All! distribution Of >all estate.
BY the court,
Attest. ASA l. FRENCH JsG-,.
AirIe copy Vi record.
- Attest ASA L FRENCH. Jud-e.
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S12.OM L O A n .

~ The Building Committee Of Srhoo! Distric,
No; ]! In st Iohnsbury will receive bids TIL the
18th inst, for the bonds of the District for the
above amount, made payable in from one TO 20
years-St00 each wear
dhe Bonds will be issued in denominations Of
STU S'oo and 900 with interest COUPONS attach
"a 20 ar pr cent mum. PAYABLE snnuaiIy at he
Pa>Sumpsic Bank or in Boston. The Ron5s nj
bear date January l. 1864.
HORACE FAIRBANKS
G. 49, For Building Committee.
ST. Johnsbury, Dec. 2, 1868
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' O i L \ c X : VI | / Ii ) .
EARN AT AUCTION.

The subscriber offers foT sale -; auction on
Thu. STAY. Dee. l.. lN,3 II 10 clock \ " his
farm. situated in Barnet. Il mil rom pa>>umr-
Sic village. SAID farm contains 49, acres Of good
land. divided into il!age. III Mig pa>tIT1-,. an
woodland. On said fam i dive! nag horse AID
shed. and tive barns and sheds HERE = rrn-
ming water 10 both house .nl ,ayn
Also at the same time and place the following
personal property:
foEty->eron Sheep ) mich C,.yy~. ! Y. airing
Calf four years old Horse. Sauat. a.>n.
OX-Ca:,. l onc-horsc lumber Wagon / buggy
Wagon, Neigh A.sn. > tons Hay. tons
Straw, 80 bushels oats. 10 bushels Com D. ousi.-
els Potatoes. and lot Of dr. a.rN,. wood.
Sale positive. JOHN A.yGIII
lj-1bt II. Moore. Aucrsoufes
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ORDER al NOTICE ei SETTLEMENT
LYDIA { SHEDp-S ESTATE

Al ..l.'ac ,,l.T- h. = Juh>1ry II -. l..-jc.
On II. = Ia LAY ul Na,vI.i'-,T. 4 u i>c,3
whereas. Ia I II-l.-rl z.l " III AN = @ "a sN-
60; IL il>r = .il a:i testament lz.r. S,-g
lI;e Pa, ham, IL >aii 'ii>ri.i iey-4>,. H. ..>r 1.
:y.r!"r acc:ui "a iheT adili>i ans -t>ei,
,h-gT ACCOUNT all>i >lg t>.i- A. ,-Aarlai.,.i ~.
"W'ce Tor The s-'-V I2ziii- Partition ami d>rr.-
husl ~ i'- Tr>liL' 81 >sii estate. under ,,,- %,
20 Ia"
Il therefore ordered ~ >aii court that tie same
Under Consideration AID h. -d IL -l, Pro- Al.
oiiice ~ -. J'an>tary the s.tA GAY ii Dee \ u
l>o3 ALI il = ii--iheT oT'irTei- ilai 81 S
IL nunei hereof Or publication = o',A the r-rl
Il tn order la the Iaei ;,Iii;-. al - I.l> IN
tlT- week. successfully icvlvrl L. >lii -i-- learn
that tlyl appear AMI C.i--l TIL va,r ,,. >.
i gh-v ~ htsra * >-iG
Ill matter 81 partition il>,rsou;.y 81 -
estate bN the Conf.
Affect. A. l l.. FRENCH. JUDI.
tTlc copy -rvssa
7s5.- igst>I. ASA l. FRENCH. Jude
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Interesting to Parents and Teachers

4esSrs. {. Wheeler Co, So Essex Street, Boston,
agents for Mungers Liquid Stating for
aud they have very interesting variety Of goods slated
with the same material Their leaf states are beauti
fn article and worthy Of notice Send ior circular vi
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LIZ SAME lido i'iiry All Sa.c administrator .> sE'
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the ALL pace aI, = ..rA 0 l->l rtla.
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-. "A !. FRENCH I'D
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04

PASTORS SALARIEs.-If churches consider
that their contracts with their pastors were
made upon gold basis that is, with the
understanding that every dollar should be
worth 100 cents. then the pastor ought to re-
ce:ve $500, which is no more than 5000 be
fore the depreciation ofthe currency and tie
rise in living or 81 1873 to make him as well
OFT as formerly with only $1,000. Or, invert
ed, salary of $500. is now really but Si0o;
and that OF 81 600 is now really but $6G6.
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An Important Order 10 Volunteers and
Selectmen.

The competition which has commenced a.
mong the towns in this State, in offering
large bounties for the purpose of obtaining
recruits from other towns where smaller
bounties were being offered. under the mis-
taken notion that the town in which the re-
cruit enlisted would get credit for the volun-
teer, without reference tot his real residence,
has called forth a new order from General
Washburn. The order closes as follows:
The inequality Of the bounties offered by
several towns in the State has rendered ne
cessary the exercise of the most perfect good
faith by the Selectmen of the different towns
in procuring en!istments. Otherwise. the
large towns may fill their quotas, BY means
of large bounties. and the smaller towns be
inevitably subjected to a draft. The enlist
ment contract ought always 10 show the real
residence of the recruit.
1t is therefore enjoined upon the Select
men of each town in this State. that they re-
tain from enlisting, f. the purpose of filing
:her own quotas, resident citizens of al,
other town in the Stale unless the Q4o.a OF
snch ether town shall have been previously
iillet by enlistment.
Recruiting officers for new regiments, and
Provost Marshals eniisting for old regiments.
viii also exercise extreme care in ascertain.
lng and stating the true residence Of recruits.
According to this order. volunteers whose
residence is in towns which have filled their
hu " h, -;
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STOCK AND PRODUCE

AT AUCTION.
The subscriber viii sell 4; puniir auction. on
the premises. on Friday, Dec II. 1888. at 9 clock
NJ.
Three i-year old Horses. Swear cd Col;s. :
YOKE i-year old Oxeni Cows ) wear cli> s Year
lings, 80 Sheep, - bushels Corn. 100 bush. Oa,s.
40 bash Potatoes. 100 lbs. Wool. 20 or 81 tons
HAY, lot OF Straw. &c. &c
GARDNER WHEEL ER.
J. II. Moore, Auctioneer
81. JohnSburv. Dec > 1893 -5-s
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CONSTABLE NOTICE.

There is due me taxes on lot Nc. 81 81; divi-
SIGN, improved land, situated in Lunenbarg. ia
The amount OF Sl3.S5. Said taxes are sci to Hen
~ Hendrick, OF Concord. vi. And - much of
said land will he sold at public vcndue, to the
hi. hest bidder, at the Town Clern Office in I.u-
nenburg. on the 9TH day OF January, 1854 at one
O'Clock l.. NJ as shall! be requisite to discharge
said taxes and costs unless previously paid
Dated al I.unenburg. Nov. IS, 1868.
1j.H JAMES u BOWkkR. First Const.
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FARM, STOCK. PRODUCE
AND TOOLS AT AUCTION

VIII ne sold on he premises. at public auction.
ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. Q.
The farm formerly owned and occupied bv Narc;s
Nurcau, in Waterford. yoke n. woke Z.
year old steers. yoke e-year old steers. woke
l-year old steers. cows. year old mare. / ,
wear old colt, l-year old sucking colt. | hog
100 bushels oats, 10 bushels wheat. } bushels
beans, 10 bushels corn. $50 bushels potatoes. 80
tons hay 10 tons straw, , lumber wagons. OK
cart.
Also all the farming tools on said farm cor-
sistiag of ploughS. harrows. harnesse~' yoia.
chains. sleds, sie;ghs &c DAVID SIT say
J. II. Mp0KE aa.,ioneer In
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DEATHS.

Es- Marriages Births and Deaths inserted FREr-
obituaries including poetry, Inserted ~ cents lie
in advance.
In st John>bury, Nov 80, 4 dip,heria. Clara
( daughter OF Luman and Jennctte Owen, AGED
. wears.
In East Westmo' Gland. \ e nnsumptio:
Nov Il. l. W. Matthews, formerly of Concord
Vt, aged IS years. He MAS beloved bv all who
knew him
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and missued. They have presented their
claim for three successive sessions of the Leg
islature, and each Year the bill for a charter
has passsd the House by large najorities, -
neary three to one-after full hearing OF
facts before Con.mmiflee; and each year
their hopes have been blasted by the Senate.
They know hat the action Of the Senate has
not been upon the merits of the bill. Other
influences have been paramount. As citizens
OF Vermont they feel that they have a claim
to privileges that have been denied to no
other county or section of the State Mr..
Wilson refers 10 Lamoile county aud por-
tiOn of Franklin county. which was remote
from railroads. Have these counties ever
asked for charters aud been refused? Never.
The policy Of the Senate in refusing Essex
comfy charter, has not been adopted towards
any other portion Of the State. nor does it
exist in other States. No doubt The wealth
of the State is increased by the construction
of railroads wherever means for their con-
struction exists. and those Senators who
have thrice defeated the measure so Just to
the inhabitants Of Essex county. and SO Oh
,iously in accordance with the popular feel
Ing OF the state, as expressed by the House
of Representatives, have been actuated o.
viously by other considerations than a regard
for the interests OF the state or the rightful
claim of Essen COUNTY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED C,'sf,J>r
+ II I'D EXTRACT BUCHI.

4 Positive and Specific Remedy tor Diseases
OF ,:e BLADDER. K1D>EYs. GRANT,. AM
DR"!->!CAL SwnlINGS.
Inls Ma iclne increases tie poa5r g.. ~
grStioG, and excite> the Absogl.i-, ..
Eeas ! aciion. ny winch ire Harerr Co. .-
tere.s DISPOSITIONS. and al, Cua.a,ur4i e.
ilr-eal,nts art reduced, = a,il a, pain I'd
inilarnn. ,iun, and i good fer Men. None
or hid ia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-04
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEM.
JOHN STEVENS ESTATE.

DANIEL GOFFRiN
DANIEL RDBhkrS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-25
Rn-Rendv fnr MORGAN.

We trust that if John Morgan should
yet take notion to come down this way
he will receive very cordial and unanimous
attention. To this end every man who
can shoot should have u gun, well cleaned
and in good order, close by him this morn
ing 1t is possible that he may yet try to
come this way: 1t will depend on how he
iHds things up above and it he does come
he will come suddenly. Every man, there
fore, should be ready at the ringing of the
bells to rally at the Court House. Five
hundred cool, determined men can prevent
the possibility of his crssoing here, and
three times that number ought to respond
within half an hours alarm. Fellow cit
izensl see that your guns are in order
early this morning, and keep your powder
dry. ss- ~.