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,TNiON VILLAGE VINES.
To TIE IUnlIC,

u To TIE iUBlIc.
VIM. Of ,be UNION sIIiSGr URxfE oGl"eJ Of the
Jr. Eust I'D the hts Mr.. Lou.worh During tti' ir
nlc. could tom Hr ionr~orn and Nj Ernst, With which
urnh ny lirid. staIgus nothing Tor rluos % eI'-o'"
Dns - my so, had sraby Increased -, X "t'
With my otlr .ioct destroyed by Ast the di.a-er
n,nnei u" louer cons@ with the Vines Of ni"n N,As-
prepsr,ior willie he demnu wa. Increasing In de all
ITO made srcod up icsop to Nj. iohywcrL Ia prr'on
no 50 au,A Tor the gnps's Of oe,aral e' 40 Cn'n 70.
- referred TO lis trnant Mr. schnks. Mount adin
v - .nI ~S'a q b. d.ro. and guard s.a. Ii, pos.
biy ulsIs examination Of to tt
Tho vsrer, v.s. correct the iru being then rJ-. Scns
rom wi,c h- cu,t have been woe orua
untrue hlric ,nd sabs. brins MIXED aLio. tlet. All
SEQ rjsction ard al necessary promised
Tie vi 90, and were much later than prom .e
Al without packing; Ia Of winch a." r1o,ro
pl.n,s sc,"y'd not o"y e.u'nt severe recu...'s
cd tf yn~. Inc wood not bo .pyoiy srpwn ~.
ilc ylryo. srpgl be OF mature fus, ia ave proh
le d Of III VII va, o. infnatur. Cos.
M sic eys ana ,al,.d saDvl. ..oe2 nf~ 10 "a'
tat generally preferred ny tatcnAsos - II mahc
L,uen larger piin's ,,sn srzie eyes ,,
l.t nave occurred ptnfh soAlr %
ie-e .iss. my srounds hr tsing .H-'u M" 1ig
ltd mani Of tom N Po' 81 % wAea p'y,'d ".e ,a
y mind lie 81 irst t.lo 81 byrs A-A! 81 "a -
A~h ,ei ont nave no. only lr,'d true 'tt c.'.'
nasA .,,oe..hn'i BY their ear la soia.' '1.'r
,iany $50 appsrrrty proved 5st Ia many ~
slr... tie cae. ae..b T. tns ~ ysne- Of ouf o'
uiovny d.Is se.u. utf' but ih"r hom thc roL ."
~. Sa.h ln.4s,o. have tieeosriv Dccu'f'a WIN i.'
80. q kitGi trai ouiS b. And VI ID. Foc..
would 20 sa S.sJ, In cs, cKa"gt ta4t 90 u" non
az, ln,cs. iasF. d neasy IN dt Tiin'ns '-s
BY sy II 80 wood sIl D 4lri "A J".hs
kiiff 4 ia ,ilsgs are . 4 stu,u.sA.sr.
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MON hlAs. L..A lL~ Y-riy - nc I-Eis !, a. m
rga,!i0us1s kyse.s of8f.s N Lss 1000 ai1 irs ~
a. r. w ;i.d 10. % nod n'&. ~ as
sfa l4eii bear H. s. ssu"t ~. . .e"oNr'' WA
..y H. frs.sp sn!si 49, 40 Dc-4ta. 'i
d. A-y ga; have proved ~ De- un+ie' 'h'
through ucrl ~ plrcsrfs a. bfi1e n'.fd "a "hci
..1s ,rii,ai iof rls.t. a any !es o. ~ a. 4"
la nay occurred VII .c' ~, y iLe . CAGE ctft
10 IT, o.e al pl.n. srrsAi Cd t.fs - sod
siUch cou amt h.. Li Le vines tF.i y os
. uy4.Os, lc.eIay pOr'd to b. i,n"l. Ire if
fais oHi %. 90. Had "er POI" Pci't 80
,+Ica og ..io cd fEra q. Of 'tS,i- .efAf
80 paas llae D tsyN.lsa sod AM "a ~ ~ "a
ffly only store. lived AhAe a. to -. eLsiDh1!
30. e4 to s.4.itoIs i-F. .-ces 81 tL- F-.se
a. .rsl - E.a-.
A q 10 !lc. hat row OFF, 10 ar ~ - o~n
,sa. .alsan.st i ~ a. q" 49, u sht..y 80
-, 49, a.., r 81 ..otl b ftcci'sd =. ie .a4i'1
seed b! T.. r.4.,E J. lciri Goa ~ - - ~ -
frc1sAii, Nt'ic4,s.sft Co.. =. 4. I. W. N.EAN''
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NY number Of SUBSTITUTES furnished at
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1neii nciion.

s. A MER. SCHOOL INST."-Estab. 800,
~ T.,,,li BE ard firien, EIlcaiicnJ Excaan:e.
Far "A who 49,. wei. qualified tes"Iersi
30. l. a. Ers who lr.irs uust .cn vusi
For , wing ylr nj, information Of good schoomi
For ...iug anJ renting sctoo prop ri"s 49,.
Ryyvus ycIs- d. iiitchcoca Anier,' College, fro j. a.
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SANG. Iutr rubi.iisr. M. 81 John a., =. l. i'"n
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

In Thornton, n II, Feb !, 1868, Josiah Thurs
ton. aged 30 years, months. He was formerly of
st Johnsbury, where for many years he held vari-
Gus important Offices. North Star please copy.
In Kirby April I, of canker rash, Martha T.,
youngest daughter of Daniel and Martha G. Quinn
by, AGED
inns fades the lovely blooming flower.
Cut down and withered in an hour.
In Kirby. April 6, of cank,r rash Martha G
only child of Aonzo X. and Nelly A. Quimby.
aged TO-
In Peacham, April II, Abigail P, wife of Flea
zar Packer, Esq, formerly Of Newark, aged So.
In North Danyille. April s, at the residence of
his son-in-law, Charles Varney, Azor Wetherbee,
Esq, aged 50.
In Danville April s, at the residence of her
brother, Mr. Peaslcc Newell, Catharinc, wife of
Thomas Lashure, of Fitchburg, Mass, aged 33.
In Lunenbure March ), of canker rash Charles
g., son of Horace and Emily Adams, aged 6.
In Peachan, April 18th. of diptheria, Harvey
n son Of Harvey and Sarah l.. Lyford, aged T..
In Pcacham, April 18th, of diptheria. Emma
Jane, daughter Of Joseph and Sylvia lnman, aged
2 years.
In East ST. Johnsbury, March 10. Lois NJ .
daughter OF Luther P. and Mary Z. Cheney aged
Darling Lois thou art gone
Thy sweet face no more we see,
Our blessed Saviour called thee home,
In that bright world with Him to be.
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A Cold Scald,

The citizens of Sutton were surprised
mortified, indignant-mad clear through-to
learn a day Or two since that one Daniel N.
Beckwith was appointed postmaster in place
of Samuel Densmore deceased. The obiec-
tons to Beckwith are first, disloyalty-he
being an open and persistent defamer of the
government and President Lincoln, having
been heard to say that he had no choice
whether the United States or the Confederate
States conquered in this war. Secondly,
the people have no confidence in him, he be-
Ing man entirely destitute of moral char
acter. The Suttonites wont stand the ap-
polntment and We can't blame them.
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The Death of Colonel kimbali.

We announced last week that Lt-Col Kim
a,.. # the On (Iouave) y. Y regiment was
accidentally Killed near Suffolk, Va. Such
Vas the telegram received at this place. La
,,t adNices show that it was not accidental,
uItth.l he was killed by pistol shot by the
hand f Gen Corcoran. Accounts conflict as
I" the details. One report says that the
G-lcr.! attempted TO pass the Lt-Col without
tn counters. sn, when the later officer drew
A.s sabre and The former shot him. Others,
tat Gen C0rcoran gave the countersign and
Was lnsulted by his subordinate. But 10 one
gives any excuse for the act, and it is geDer-
ally considered little if any less than murder.
Col kimbal had command Of the outer pick
cts, and considering the close proximity of
the enemy, he but did his duty If he refused
10 pass any one without the countersign.-
Persons acquainted with the parties write
from the army that whisky, that great curse
OF our land, was at the bottom of this very
sad affair.
p. S.-A letter from Gen Michael Corcor-
an to Col Hawkins, of the Hawkins Zoaaves,
IS published, giving an account Of the diff.
Guilty in which Lt-Col Kimball came to his
ead. Gen Corcoran was going to the from,
under ORDERS between two and three in the
morning. and Lt-Col kimball, who was not
Oh picket duty, put himself in his way and
told him he should not pass without the
countersign. Gen Corcoran told his name
and business, but K;mball drew his swort
and aid his hand on his pistol, and Corcoral
then tired upon him. He says he did no
know klmball, and should not have fired ex
ctpt IN sels-defense, and he asks an officia
investigation. There is no one to give Co
h'mba!Is account of the affair, as the onl
man who witnessed it, beside Gen Corcoran
Is dead.
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THE CALIFORNIAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

Bret Locals.
A private census taker informs US that
If human beings dwell in Isaac Woods ten.
,uents on Main street. We call that pref
" thick settlement for one small house and
bowling alley.
Postmaster Hall has been making some
decided Improvements in the pos. office
Now il the public will enter by the side door
and pass out the front door the usual six o.
clock IAN will be avoided and the postmaster
accommodated.
In the Methodist conference just held
a, s.. Adams it WAS voted to hold the next
session at St. Johnsbury. We notice that
Rev H. p. Cushing is assigned to Barton and
Rev |. McAnn to this place for the present
year.
BY late number of the New Orleans
Era We learn III 1t Capt H. f. Foster, Co. c,
>th VT Vols, superintendent of repairs on
the Great Western and Opelousas railroad at
the time it was opened by the United States
forces, was met by the employees of the road
a. the st. Charles Hotel, few days since,
and presented with beautiful gold watch
valued al 800. Capt Foster recruited his
company at this place. He was formerly en-
poye! on the Pass. r. r.
-Found-a roll of leather. Enquire at
hi, office.
The summer-like heat of Saturday al
most made flood on some of the streams.
On Sabbath day the Passumpsic was very
Ugh, but we have heard Of no particular
lamage done. The ice going out of Slice.
pers river broke away part of the dam at
North Danvlle and rushing into the road
ol, it up badly, causing considerable damage.
We learn that our respected pound-keep-
,rend late postmaster took up COW that was
ruain, at large in the streets on Monday,
hu' on earning his duties in regard to adver-
ti,nL, Nc let her 20 again. We hope this
ISL, not induce the community generally to
Ut tner cat,l= into our streets. If they should
v. b"irye some Set-appointed keepers would
ind pounds that would hold.
1t" person who wrote US letter without !
,.u.ns his name. about the "yallar house
al! loose wimmin Of Lyndon Corner, can
have hi, Is cents which he enclosed, bv call
as al this office. This is more notice than
" usually take of anonymous communica-
,o0S.
At the meeting of the Soldiers Aid
Society April p, an unanimous vote of
thanks was rendered to the singers of " The
lawmakers for their contribution of S2j.
=, the Society. Per Order.
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he Fair.

The Fair.
The Fair committee have handed in COM
muaica,ion in regard to their anticipated fes-
t.ya. but, like their other, it came at the
eleventh hour. ard with other matter thus
received will have to 90 by. And here let
Us say once more that matter intended for
this paper must be handed in before Wednes-
dry night or Thursday morning to insnre its
Insertion, as our paper is frequently full by
that time. THIS Fair, spoken of. will be held
.og the benefit of the soldiers, at Union Hall,
evening, May |, and the day following. There
viii be refreshments, fancy table, post Of
lie, S,by,s cave, where fortunes will be told ,
etc, etc. All having fancy articles to con-
tribute are requested to carry them to the
Aa.. Wednesday afternoon; and those hav-
l1g refresh ments to contribute will please
h2ad these in Friday between 10 and q
Door, open Friday at 64-Saturday at 10 a.
~. Admission 10 cents.
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g I A I Z OF We R MON
~ CALEDONIA District

~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT S.
To John Ramsdell OF Lteton in tie county of Grafton
l.. Farrand and Martial RamSel wife Jf the said Far
rand. AlanSon Ramsdell and Matilda Ramsdel, OF Fish
erve, In the county of HILLSIDE Ough all In the of
New Hampshire GREETING
BY the authority of the Vermont, You are here
by commanded 10 make personal appear before
the court OF ChanCery TO be held st Johnsbury within
and Tor the county OF Caledonia the Tuesday
June next 1863, TO make answer, if have Cause
the bill of complaint Of Abel Wiley of said St JUhsblry
sitting forth III substance, the 18th Febru
~, A. d. N62 SerOna SanGerSon and Lucy Ramsiell of
said ST Johlsbury executed TO Eliza A Brockwav
mortgage deed OF certain land said ST JUhnsbury de
scrthed as follows Beginning the north side of road
leading from the tniverSsli>t meeting house Centre
corner OF W brcck~ay's house lot. thence running
nOrtherly, the said BroCkwayS line his north
wrSi corner th"Ce westerly the the safd
WkwayS ilorh ne In stake standing Is easterk
oi Btt>ey ArnILtol'S east line, thence souherly in
straight line, I" the road l. feet eaStey from Charles
o>ner> south east cOr-r thence eastcry the north
me o the TOAD 10 tht bound begun meaning the same
land decided I" said S5rJna Lucy By Asa B. Thomp-
son ami Samuel X BIZ WI; conditioned for the PAYMENT
OF pronlS>oly note Tor sl4 A. payable Eliza
Brockway or bearer ia year date of said mort
gage
That the complainant is the bona fiie owner of SAID
note and mortgage which remains due AMI unpaid That
The said Lucy Ram>eil has deceased and that the above
ilaned persons are Interested her represent lves
Ana pays that the equity Of redemption Of the above
named persons on The premises he fUTeclosed &C.
civ II under my hand at ST. Juhs5urv III the county
vi Caledonia, thi, % il day oi April A. ID. 1853
CHARLES ). DANA.
41-iS CLERK OF the Court OF ChanCery.
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AYERoS
CHERRY PECTORAL.

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
ofCcnsumptiye patients
IN advanced stages
CT the disease.
This has heen - long used and so UNI
rersally known. that we need do no more
than assure tie public that IFS quality is kept
up To the best i ever has been, and that
may be relied on 10 uo all II has ever done.
Prerared bv DR- j. {. AVER & Co.
Practical and isals1soal Chemist
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by al druggists every where.
HoIr & RsKN. st John buy.
JON - HA11u, PsscAam
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

In Waterford. April ), Mr. Lucius Farnham. of
Dunkirk, Wis, to Miss Lucy W. Phelps, of Lu-
nenburgh.
In Barnet April 9th, Mr. Joseph Valley to Miss
Lucy Beard. both of Barnet
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
Narrow Escape.

Narrow Escape.
\, Albert Chase, Mrs John Belknap, Ann
Brlknap, and Eleanor Perrigo were attempt
Ing to cross the river near Mr. Belknap's shop
on Monday afternoon in small boat. young
Chase was unable to manage the boat on &C
count Of the very high water, and they were
all swept over the DAM The boat was Upset
in the fall, and all four were left in the boil
,as torrent. Young Chase went to work
Ike hero, and before assistance came he
had brought the last one Of the boats load
70 the shore, though Mrs Belknap, the last
one rescued, was insensiole and life nearly
extinct Considering the swollen state of
TIE river the attempt to cross in a small boat
with one oar was most needless venture,
and the escape from death of all the party
very remarkable.
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Nj JASON & HANLlS
| G. A B [ y Z L ORG A rs
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.
Patented Oct 81, 1862.

Patented Oct. q, 1862.
n. 3. Having recently introduced numerous
cry important improvements in our Harmani-
;..''~, we hav" secured fr them hy c0pvrigh, the
trademark " Cabinet Organ, which will dIstin
-uish them from those of other makers. and pro-
tect purchasers from limitations.
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS
are pronounced superior to all instruments of a
similar nature. as Mclodeons, Seraphims &c
by those best qualified to judge, and are the onlv
ones which have ever been awarded Gold Medal
in this country See written testimony from the
following m st eminent organiSts OF New York,
Boston. &c q. IN which they are pronounced .. / IA.
best of their class of which we have any know
ledge: Zundel. Organist ef Henry Ward Beech
ers church; Flint, of Madison Square church !;
MoseLthal. of Calvary church; Wells. of Christ
church; Magrath, Of DR. Pise's church; Smirz
of the Immaculate Conception church; Hagen
Editor Musical Review. of New York; Tucker
man of st. Paul's church; Wilcox of Immacu-
late Conception church; Baumbach of the
Church Of the Unity; Lang of Old South Church
of Boston: Beale, of ST Joseph's church; Thorn.
as, of the Church of the Holy Innocents: Marsh
of st. Peters Church, of Albany,-and many
others.
| The Manufacturers are in possession of testi.
monials to similar effect from Thalberg Morgan
L. Mason, Zerrahn. Bradbury, Webb. Root
! Hastings, VIM. Mason. Satter, Wollenhaupt
Gelhaar, klauser, Wolfsohn, etc etc.
PRICES.
Cabinet Organs, single and double reed so to l5(
do. with 6, s, and II steps. pedal
bass, etc, S225 to AZ
Meiodeons, nine varieties, $50 20 %;
u Descriptive Circulars sent by mail.
Warerooms in Boston pa Washington ST.
Warerooms in New York: and Mercer St
Address Mason & Hamlin, Boston, or " Ma
son Brothers. New York. 4l-53
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A L f OF VERM Mt.

DUDLEY P; HALL VS.. SOLOMON ANDREWS. RO-
W R9LPHGS WALKER, JOHN TYLER and CUMMINGS
Suit IN chancery at st JOhnsbury said county, on the
nrSt Tuesday in June, 1868.
The Bill states that the 9th March, 1884, the parties
plaintiff defendant partners and corporaor by the
name OF the Island Pond Lumber Company the said Hail.
Andrews and Walker each owning oneourth part said
stock, and said Tyler and Whitcomb owning the other
fouth and to close up the said defendants
resented to the PIN that the debts of said company
twenty tn rec thousand five hundred ffty-eigh dollars
ana sixty cents only aside from debts Chas Cummings
and f. T. Fart anks Co. which they also represented
that they had settled they should do that the same
would be further debt OF said Company and chose the
pantin to settle the which trust he accepted and
undertook the performance thereof upon the faith of said
representations being true anu Of said Company furnish
ing funds " the amount said Indebtedness he ribu
ting portion thereof; which said defendants assumed
part in prOmisSOry notes to the
of said and also Of one thousand dollars more
complete mill and reSse work. inclusive of the plain
tits share thereof that OF the notes received by pain
TN OF defendants valid and available one dated
March 81 5j payable two years after date to the order
OF Solomon Andrews for three thousand dollars with in
purporng TO be for value received and signed To-
bias Lord On receipt OF which funds and notes as valid
and available and commensurate with said demands plain
tiff on SAID 9TH March by his sealed obligation assumed to
pay the debts OF said company on which the defendants
were holden said company's account believing said
to be true As TO amount and that said notes
valid and available in fact said last named
said Tobias Lord for three thousand dollars was
invalid, Of value and not paid having been given by
mistake And upon settlem mt said debts of said compa
exceeded said estimated amount said excess being
about thirty five hundred dollars, supply which def.
cheney he put great trouble aud expense and had to
pay the out Of his private funds his own re-
sources OF ali which defendants were duly notified and
promised pit to which is not paid and that by
OF said ase representation and mistakes said con-
tract entered INFO by the said Hail. pay said compa-
debts nequitable anu unjust and praying to be
relieved therefr0m by OF said mSep RESERVATIONS
and mistakes and that defendants be decreed account
with The SAID Hall for all payments expenditures
made by him by OF said mistakes and of esti
pertains their respective shares he hay
ing paid same. Said bill being filed and subpGna
having been granted against defendants appear and
answer to said bill at st Johnsbury on said first Tuesday
June. ami il appearing that said Andrews TYLER reside
without this State is ordered that they be notified there
OF by publication OF this notice wetkS successfully as
soon may be i'll the CaledOnian
CHARLES S. DANA Clerk
st JoInsbury, April -, 1868
43-45 Geo. &. & Geo. W. Cahoon Solicitors
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
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