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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02

the Governor to declare the office of such
agent vacant, and appoint an agent in his
place, who shall hold his office until removed
nv the Governor, or his successor shall have
been appointed by the General Assembly of
the State, and who shall be subject to all the
liabilities and requirements of this act.
Sec. I. All moneys derived from the sale
of said lands or scrip, mentioned in section
two of this act, should be invested by the
Treasurer of the State in safe stocks,yielding
not less than five per cent upon the par value
of said stocks, and the interest of the fund
created by said stock shall be appropriated
for the purposes declared in the said act OF
Congress. Provided, that said investments
shall always be made with the approval OF
the Governor Of the State.
Sec. s. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, December l, 1862.
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ORDEEot NOTICE Of SEJTy E-lll1,
JOHN SPALDlNt.'S ESTATE

STATE or VERMONT CALEDONIA Dl<r7sr- go
Al Probate Count ,ld n ~. Jolr>tl.I, il al .
,al tue lgih daN II Dee. A. ID. l,d-.
WHEREAS, Is, z,iial T. Si,ald.Ii-. AJnli-;rs- .---
,s-Slr ~ John S4!diII-. late ui \. I,lr,t.-.
SAL district. deceased. itrv,usrs L. gt,lt. . ID
li> administration. and L. iTy~eil. liz a, .-
>sil estate l1r examination and ailDN.l,- lsr
s>c .ahiiE- partition and ,li-fTiGg1f.' s.i
% >aiG estate under 4 decree u said ,at.r
,,er-,siS Who b. ias entitled >-ll,- D -
lt.1t ,tTa.rpd liz s.4i. ,Bg-l that The f-r
consideration ant lie heard al The PI..haf, GA ~.
-l-.si>bnrE. GA The l,F1 dsN 81 Jan \. 10 a.. e.
further ordered riial all persons ,sitlc>i,a .-
al,Is-.l lN i,ltiCaia,4 t,.i'y 1i.c rt-..
srdrT in the C.e,ioiiian printed -.iii - I f-
Ne-k> >GVUc>-KelN i.fyAlfl.> L. aald 1ilis. i-
ihev al,,r'ar AID Cvl.Ie>l lhc ali,U.f
account. !. fis,r -. Gauss, AID also c heard
Ia III, matter o1 ia lilsvn and Il q, a
is III. Ca8H-f.
Attest, ASA L. TRENCH ..,
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Aggregate,

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Pre-eminently journal Of News and of
Literature, The Tribune has political convic
tons, which are we'll characterized by the
single word Republican. 1t is Republican in
its hearty adhesion to the great truth that
God has made of one blood all nations of
neutrality-suspicious. in its assertion of the
equal and inalienabe rights Of all men to
life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness"
Republican in its steadfast, earnest, defiant
hostility to every scheme and effort of the
Slave Power, from the annexation of Texas
to the great Rebellion, to grasp the empire
of the New World and WELD the resources of
our country for its own aggrandiz sment-
Republican in its antagonism to the aristo-
Gratis and despots of the Old World, who
fondly hail in the perils and calamities sal
denly thrust upon US by their American
counterpart the overthrow and rim of the
Model Republic Republican in its hope and
trust, its faith and effort, that this atrocious
Rebellion must result in the signal overthrow
Of its plotters, and the firm establishment of
equal rights and equal laws throughout the
whole extent of our country, wherein Liberty
and Union shall indeed be one and insep-
cradle" hencetorth and forever.
The Tribune devotes attention in calmer
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ton, Temperance, Agriculture, Inventions.
and whatever else may minister to the spirit
ual and material progress and well-being of
mankind: but for the present its energies
and its columns are mainly devoted to the
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ny every considerable army and report every
important incident of that great struggle
which We trust is soon to result in the signal
and conclusive triumph of the National arm ;
ana in the restoration of peace and thrift to
our distracted, bleeding country. We be-
lieve that no otherwise can fuller or more
accurate view of the progress and character
Of this momentous conflict be obtained than
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And We earnestly solicit cooperation of all
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ORDER of NOTICE of SErTlENi.,I
WARY nENISnNS- Eefafe
STATE oF VERMONT. Caledonia pi~rr3

STAT. oF VERMONT. Caledonia Di~tria
a, a Probate C,.uii held al - J,lul>l,ury IN Sd
-fiI ir l-sa ca ,,f itC A. 10. ls,-.
NHEg4A>- Alrl kr.fNfl tN'Clli'r ii tle ir~t
itsflil4--iI NarN Bsli>-ll. late - Lsl,... .
t,i>-rlc1- dec --ei. l',lr.-t> l. 1ei.'T
-.iIi l. fT ian Ia, aC,-'I
s-~iAsc ID examination nd t.'.s l'f.-a r.
f,lak. partition ard distribution il.r ,s
-->iS1.-.i l,'J-vr m -siJ t'''I--.lil T,.
iiH laN ni5llt4 L. li4r SAINT >ii.ti..s ,
-al1 Cv'TT illss fli, -s.lr s,lll- lc 81.
tf it1frd II tie TT, alc tATiue ia \ J.sl> .t
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ARnlL HLnnGErr,S ESTATE

" T. The <G;s~, tcii- appointed Tile Pr d.
w for the district al k>>eA. coinlai>>l iltr> l -
eAai.Ii.e and a ju>l all claims AID demands a.
against The estate al Ahsil BiOdcr. .gr ,rr.-
>acd district. decreased. and tie ,aiia> . -. %
exhibited in nI-ci thereto, Lrrchs -iAc II,if.,. .
n,,,Itl> trsln the IA dav Wi Dec A % lSf- ~. -
She creditors Ia l,reseii iieir claims j .il
IL eAliRIIIa1iol ana allowance. and llal W. ~ -.
that purpose al The dwelling house oi fi,, s. a..
B.ul-eit IA Lcintn.tuil ia said di>tIiJi. Ill o.. .
.'ays Oi jan, and Alrl heal, III tel o'tt,AA . D..
each 81 said day.
49, JOSEF! JOSEF w " COOPER, can,s..-,...,..
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
| s 6 ;

The New York Tribune, first issued in
1911, now in its twenty-second year, has OBJ
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ever published in America. Though it has
suffered, in common with other journals, from
the volunteering and departure Of tens of
thousands of its patrons to serve in the war
for the Union, its circulation on this 9th of
Dec. 1862, is as follows:
Daily, 5O,l25
Semi-Weekly. 1880
Weekly, $4,000
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hltcI an extensive Practice OF upwards OF twenty
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LAWS OF VERMONT.

PASSED Al lHE ANNUAL SESSioN, 1COI.
Designated by the Secretary of State for
publication in all the Newspapers.
No. l3.-An act in addition to chapter TWEEN
ty-three of the complied statutes, in rela-
ton to highways and bridges.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assem-
bly, o. the state of Vermont, as follows;
Sec. !. The selectmen of the several
towns in this state are hereby authorized and
empowered to construct suitable watering
troughs by the roadside for the accommoda-
ton OF the travelling public, and supply the
same with water whenever eXpedlent, not to
exceed one in each highway district in said
towns. and where the first cost of erection
and supply shall not exceed five dollars, and
the future cost shall not exceed three dollars
annually for each and every trough so crete
ed.
Sec. 3. The said selectmen, or the severa
highway surveyors, acting under their author
ity, may contract for the erection and main
tenance of said troughs, with some suitable
person in each district, who shall receive as
c improvisation, remission OF 4 certain amount
of his or her highway tax; not exceeding in
amount the sum Of five dollars as the cost o.
erection, and three dollars annually thereafter
for the support of each and every trough Sc
erected.
A,rvo,,n1 Nat,
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No. l3.-An act explanatory of certain act;
providing for the support Of families o.
soldiers.
1t is hereby enacted, &C.:
Sec. l. An act entitled San act to pro.
vide for the families of citizens of Vermont
mustered into the service Of the United
States" approved April 2G, 1861; also ar
act entitled "An act providing pay for GER
tain soldiers, and in relation to the support
OF families OF volunteers" approved Nov. 90
1861. shal. be constructed SO that First, the
families OF commissioned officers shall not be
entitled TO the benefit OF said acts. Second,
the family OF no person shall be entitled to
the benefit Of sad acts until all that is due
such person from this state shall have been
expended and such further provisions shall
have been made by said person for the sup
port OF his family as should reasonably be
required of him. Third the family of no
person shall be entitled to the benefits of said
acts after such person has deceased, or been
discharged, or has in any way left the service;
Provided, that in cases Of extreme necessity
assistance may be continued to such family
tor period not exceeding three months after
such decease or discharge.
See. ,. The several towns are empowered
to pay the agents, appointed for said towns
by the governor, such sums as shall be agreed
upon between said towns and said agents, for
past and future services, under said acts
and such agents shall not be entitled to any
pay Tor such services, except from their re-
spective towns.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, Nov. II, 1862.
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T ANDS FOR SALE
In Westmore. Vi, in the vicinity OF
w IT n l. q III R r


W l. l. D L G. Ill Ii \ l. \ h + +.
The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers. 5000 ACRES of New Land il
the town OF Wes,more. at prices varying from
- to 81 per acre. according 10 quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth OF Maple, Beach. Erich.
Spruce and HemiocA. The soil is rich, dark
loan. and will produce from p TO 81 bushels OF
Wheat per acIe, without manure
Westmore is near the Passunpsic Railroad. Is
increasing in population, and will eventually be-
come ole Of the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County
Such are contemplating emigration 70 the
West. or the purchase of OLD WORKOUT farms al
the East. VIII 10 well 70 take look II Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. A literal credit
given. GEO b. CHANDLER
Concord. y H.. Feb 1851. Stiff
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DACK PAY AND BOUNTY.

Back pay and bounties due deceased soldiers,
entitled thereto by acts Of Congress, will be OBJ
tanned by the subscriber for a reasonable cOmpen-
Sation. CHARLES C NEWELL
Fast Burke. VT. Julr =. 1852 2f
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- L ATE OF NERM "a d
~ Caledonia Di~-'5,- >-.
ROBERT DECISIONS ESTArl

H. Prs az s--lr7. l~}3 ~ ~ .j.i',>,ury ~r. .
sad l'.>lrgr. "a '.sr ga csN s-i lary- A o. ..-
f.ra-.-T iAt,N-afl- 'N.'eI-l,.r 81 sJ'. la~l
~ Ei'--1 D.rs> IA. .a-- r.i kg-.-,1r. -Hn4 %.
ts>'5 rrfirt>-fli> o. She tosrT 1i4sl 4 Dr.i.31 Co.
- lax t-.i- -l.I. - Interested IA -a2 -iA'.
nh1r al Tire T-al estate - lig' sad d-,-s-,.l a..
L. >.i'r NJ" lii'-lv al.l lTiaiii- lsr i..>
Nli'.- - tt, rcti --lAf- u ~ 4esrt-cd.
LtEcag - !; - -I.rI-y; a. >a..i ClrI il-i ...
ya1I-il - rrirrT-G L. nth las SO H. u - a
F.tssfg al lice ~ II J,..- .'.,f-->aI . rr
.t-,> 1scrt3 and II i f;shtr ordered .r.-
,tllvIc-Iv.s. Ire ll.iillcG l,r-sl iy l,s4c3l.t
i,ce 81 iL;> -iNai.'n and order thereon.
>l.r>>lA.A Ia lie 1a4v'l.lau frlyl -!uili-.,.
l-'ra said zine ~ hearing -lIar tll,N appear ~
ill.lc ana place, -Iil Il sr ,at~, g-yi Iivrtso.
49, Asa l.. FisENC ii gG,-- 81 Probate.
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COMMISSIONERS NoTyrF


THE subscribers, having i,een appointed fy m,
bic Probate Court icT The district q Caledonia.
SOilerS. 10 receive. examine, and adjust Al fl,-.
demands OF all pcr-Oiis. against the estate -
Mccall. late OF RAe-aie. in said distract a
and the claims Of tie deceased exhibited IN Off,.
10. hereby give notice that six mih, iru- he -
Ui oct A D. lS6s allowed Tor the trrifr,rsr '
.h.- claims said commissioners. rN ave.,
IA allpWancr- and tha- viii meet thar
lile dN elli.r-kellS td James liadle, Rye.ar.
district. the 7fh ,iav of January and In, l-ff
April nrxi, III O'Clock il the forenvol GA "a
days
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No 11.-An Act providing for the appoint-
ment Of agents to receive and DISPOSE OF
the Land Scrip to which this State may be
entitled under the act Of Congress APPROX
ed July ., 1862.
1t Is hereby enacted. Nc,:
Sec. |. Homer f Royce of Berkshire in
the county Of Franklin, and John B. Page of
futiand IN the county of Rutland,a are hereby
appointed agents in the name and behalf of
the State OF ermont, TO obtain, and receive
from the nlted States Government all Land
Scrip to which said State may become entitled
under an act donating public lands to States
and territories which shall provide Colleges
for the benefit of Agriculture. and the me-
chanic arts.
Sec. The aforesaid agents are hereby
authorized and required to make such exam
nations OF the public lands as are subject to
private entry and procure such information
IN relation to the same as they may Judge
will be useful in the disposal and location Of
the Scrip mentioned in the first section of this
act, and they are authorized to sell, or assign
the same, or any part thereof, upon such
terms and conditions as they shall deem will
De most advantageous to this State; Provid
Ell the Governor Of the State shall approve
OF all such sales or assignments.
See. 3.-The agents appointed by this act
SAa:; mold their appointment for one year land
untiI their successors shall be appointed, and
"e!'fe entering upon the duties of their ap-
Pol!'tmen' each shall give his bond,with good
any S0'Icient surety or sureties to the State
vi 'erIhoht IN the sum Of fifty thousand dol
I -, 'h@ sad bond to be approved bv the
uovefhor, and deposited with the Secretary
o! olate. and to be in such form as he shall
ulFeG I and all conditional for the return to
the treasurer OF the State of all Scrip money
or other securities obtained or received for
the benefit 0! this States, and for the faithful
performance OF all the duties of their Office
oec. +, Sad agents shalt make annual re-
port 10 the Governor of the State, of ali their
doings uuder this act. '''0''
Sec. D. The Governor Of the State .
hereby authorized to receive proposals for
sucA donations Of and. buildings and funds
as may be rendered from any part Of the
State, or from any person or persons for the
purpose of establishing College according
TO the provisions of the act of Congress here.
toiore mentioned, and report the same to the
next Legislature.
Sec. q. If either agent appointed by this
act snail fail to give bond as required BY
Sec'ion - for the period of two weeks after
ne snail have been requested to do so by the
Governor of the State, or shall die resivn or
oe'one disqualified, it shall be the duty of
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Approved Oct. 30, 1862.

No. l4.-An act in addition to chapter sixty
seven Of the compiled statutes.
1t is hereby enacted &c.
Sec. l. After the filing of libel for di-
vorcc, the court in which the same shall be
pending may, on application of either party
make such order and decree in regard to
temporary alimony and funds to maintain the
litigation during the pendency of such libel
as to the court shall seem Just.
Sec. .. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. a, 1862.
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No. l2.-An act in addition to san act tc
provide for the adoption of persons and
changes OF Names" approved Nov. 30
1923.
1t is hereby enacted, &C.:
Sec. |. In all cases of adoption and
change Of names, as provived by the act tc
which this is in addition, said parties shall
have the right to make said adoption without
the change of name.
Sec. .. All adoption, and adoptons and
change Of names shall hereafter be made
agreeably to, and under the provisions OF
this. and the act to which this in addition.
Sec. ;. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. II, 1862.
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JAMES GRAHAM.
JOHN H. CCRRIER, ! 'T;;. q,
TO-uNiSSIUNEES NOTICE.
MARY WALTERS ESTATE

NJ the subscribers being appointed tv The r. a..
,llTl She district 81 Calolaiiia. C,nlu4iS>i.r.
Ce=e examine and adjust all ClaifaS and tlisl,..
grs,ii> -.lSI the estate 81 Mary Hrirr. las e., 4
ia said district Deceased and the viaiili~ s,i,
lii,d in offset thereto, ieTeir give Notice -la- -,
fr.a ihr "a Gay Oi Nov A 10 l>,e are aiiou..s
creditors u present their CLAIMS sand ctf,f..
examination and ALLOWANCE aid ila1 Oh ,.
that rlo~e al The dazzling hvuse - tsega II :
IL Sl,ii,,,i on the third SATURDAYS d Jan. a. A..
Al tea O'Clock a. III each Oi Sa,d ,lr,>.
!. & TlSBErS.
DAVID ppMFiS 4 f'l4.....
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CoUegiGfe Course.

Ihi- Course embraces Bockkeepiu. ia al iis depart
mems Penindn>hip- Commercial Arithmetic. Bushes
Corfe>i-'rde-sce. Commercial Law. Political Eo,lomy
Comm Tci2l Etic> Partnership Settlements, DETECTING
Couute'feited ani Altered Bank N..ies, XC-
The Specerian System al Peiman>hp is taught III a!
lis varieties. hy the most sfili masters al The an
The bookkeeping department l. under the special s
perviSon and instruction % the Principal D. W Lowell
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THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN MAN.
FRACTURES, FROM 1908 to 1860.

BY DR.. J. LEANDER BISHOP. vols, Syo.
Vol. |. now ready. Vol. II. nearly ready.
This is probably the largest and most important work
now i'll the American press.
We have alst ist published new editions of the f,low
ing useful and popular books:
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THE BUSINESS MANS LEGAL AID
WISER; OR. How to Save Money, by
Conducting Business according to Law,
as expounded by the Best and Latest
Authorities. 400 pp., sheep. Price, 81
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TERMS.

The enormous increase in Ia" price Of printing
paper and other materials used in printing news
papers. compcls Us to inc!eas, the price Of The
Tribune. Our new terms arc:
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No: lG:-An Act relating to jurisdiction Of
Justices of the Peace, in actions wherein a
Free Insurance Company is party.
1t is hereby enacted, &C..
Sec. |. y Justice of the Peace shall not
be disqualified to take jurisdiction Of any
cause by reason of his being member of ali,
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.incorporated
within this State, although such Com, any be
party in such cause.
Sec. > This act shall take effect from it.
passage.
Approved, November 30, 1862.
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General Information
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TICKET TO LET THE NlGGER
LoosE.-On election day in the, town
of Lafayette Monroe county, a gander'
shanked. big .shouldered abolltionist,
measuring over six feet in his stockings,
came shambling along up to the polls,
his hat set we'll back upon his head,
one hand IN his pocket, and his mouth
jammed full of tho weed. "Hello!' he
sang out, By want to vote u wans
a Ticket to let the ,sigger loose" And
he voted. ..-t.-. .,..... ..t,.t.
Thursday, he was IN Sparta, when
he was presented by the Deputy Pro-
vost Marshal with notice that that
on Tuesday he had been drafted. He
read the notice over three or four times
threw his cud out on the sidewalk
with . spot t@pulled his hat over his
forehead and drawled out: "Wall, boys,
the other day I wanted ticket to let
the niger loose, and now, by Cd
Zoo got lila Crosse Democrat,