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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16

Gen. MCCLELLAN SETS HIMSELF Alright.
1t having been published that Gen. McCleI-
Ian expressed himself as desiring the reel
ection of Gov. Curtin in Pennsylvania, the
general feels that his true sentiments bove
been misrepresented and comes out from his
retirement and writes to M. B;ddle of Phil
adelphia that he does not wish Gov. Curtin
reelected, as the views of Jucge Woodward
correspond so exactly with his own that he
would gladly give him his support! When
we consider the active loyalty Of Gov. Curtin
the very questionable position Of Judge
Woodward, and the position So lons held by
Gen. Mcclellan as the leader OF our grand
army, We blush with shame at the stand take..
by the latter and the words of" Carleton
when speaking of Northern traitors are very
torcibly brought to mind" their names shall
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16

, Asabel Peck. w. G. Shaw, of Burlington,
was also elected reporter Of supreme court
decisions and Geo. W. Bailey, Jr., Of Mont
pelier, secretary Of state.
In the evening Hon. Daniel Needham ad-
dressed both branches of the Legislature by
invitation in the Representatives Hall, upon
the great international exhibition at Ham.
burg. Tuesday was busy day in the legis-
lative halls. In the afternoon, besides elect
ing secretary Of state, Qor which office J. M.
Weeks, of Lyndon, had % votesO Jeptha
Bradley, of St. Adams was elected auditor
of accounts; Hiram Harlow, of Windsor,
superintendent Of state prison; DIR. E. n.
S. Morgan, commissioner of the insane; j.
E. Dickerman, of West Charleston, bank
commissioner; P. T. Washburn, of Wood
stock, adjutant and Inspector general; Geo.
F. Davis, of Cavendish, quartermaster gen.
eral; John L. Marcy, of Royalton, judge and
advocate general; and Daniel Stevens, of
Windsor, Samuel Merriam, of Johnson Pitt
W. H5 de, of Castlelon, directors of the state
prison.
II will be noticed that the office of sec'y of
state, auditor, sup't Of prison, bank commits
sioner, inspector general and qusrtermaster
general, were filed with the present incum-
bents.
1t will also be noticed that the assembled
" wisdom and virtue )" very CONSIDERABLY left
Caledonia County out in the cold in making
their appointments.
AS the President has appointed National
Thanksgiving Noy. 26, we may safely predict
that the session will close previous to that
time, though The sici pations of a short
session are not so bright with US as with
some.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
4 U CTIO n .

vii, be sold at public a"-:icn. -, he farm
lately occupied b. Francis l.cha'd~. ore lille
from We.s .:ncord, CONNER 60
TUESDAY. NOV ., At j" ,il.k a. NJ,
md continuing all lid tn. l.Sse Williams
Farm. situated nne-half nile irCm Concord Cor
ncr, leo tons o. hay. 81 tons straw, 1000 bushels
oats. horses, 4-year Old colts. ) 5-year OH.
colts. 2-year ola colts. yesrliEg colt, oxen.
- cows, ) ye.ri:ags ca es, 20 sheep, S hogs,
covered stage wagon, covered stage seigh, |
buggy wagon, single sleigh. Two horse wagon,
lumber wagon, OK cart 9 harnesses. 300 sap
tubs. = san pans, 3 sap holders, pluws, hir-
rows, 10 buffalo robes l. horse b,anke's, io' of
sleds, dairy utensils and numerous other -.ticles
not mentioned.
TERMS On real estate one third down. We
mainder to suit purchaser-.nn persona. property,
on all sums of s. or less, cash; over So, one
years credit. with good security.
STEPHEN RICHARDSON
J. II MOORE Auctioneer 6S:,U
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16

empty, and used them Cor transpurtat;o:,.-
! There Was also large dro7e OF cattle that
went out at the same time with a cavalry es-
cort. When the brigade arrived within a
short distance ct the corps, they were met
by officers from Sedgewick's, Howes and
NeiPs stats. A mile further on the 81 brig
ade were paraded in column at halt distance
and saluted them with music and presented
arms as they passed. Gen. Neil, who was
on the right Of his brigade, rode to the front,
took off his hat and shook hands with Col.
Grant. As they passed the headquarters of
the corps, all the officers of the staff came
out and welcomed them back to the corps.
Every one seemed glad to see the Vermont
brigade back again. The brigade was placed
on the extreme right of the army of the Po-
tomac.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
Gen. Meade's Army Falling Back,
The Rebels Driving Gen. Meade in Eir.
Sjnia.

The impatient news is received from
Washington lat The whole rebel armv l1a,.
crossed the R4pid.n. that Cen. Made h.. J
fallen back t. the north hank OF III Run
pahannock, evacuating Iu!pepper, Il hu.n-
ing such stores ;.s cou.i not be c,nveri+rr.y
carried. Captured prisoners say that Long.
streets corps has returned from the south
vest, ~ith the evident intention of turning
Gen. Mead='s right wing. Il VS. repor, ed
in Washington Monday night tina. the rebel
cavalry held the pass in the Bull Rrn noun
talns, but large cavalry force seat to the
front was expected to dislodge them. The
force holding the pass is supposed to be
Whites and Mosby's men.
The vigilance and precaution exercised in
ihe army OF the Potomac may be inferred
from the statement that whole division was
thrown into CONSERVATION by the rebels shell.
ling foraging expedition on Sunday morn
ing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16

We shall not give much of the doings o.
the Legislature except the main subjects which
come up, and all those the reader will find
carefully treated in oar letters from the Cap
itai. The minutln of legislation is dull anc
tedious.
We give on our first page the valelictor,
of Gov. Holhrook, but the message of the in
coming Governor will have to 90 BY til
another week Oh accour. OF its great length
Aside from its differences the message OF
Gov. Smith isvely we'll spoken Of He give.
I'll. aud frank Statement Of The finance.
and suggests few new topics for legislation
II is an earnest and able message.
A despatch which we received as we were
gong to press last week gave the organiza.
lion o! the two houses. We learn that the
election of Speaker. ETC., was pretty ope-sid.
Ell there was really no contest in the organ
lzatlon except in reference to Clerk of the
House. 1t. Col. Cummings, who has been
clerk FOR many years previous to '62, has now
returned from the war and entered the field
at Montpelier against E. A. Stewart Of Der.
by, who was clerk last year. To throw Mr..
Stewart by after serving but one year would
imply censure which he in no way deserved 80
he was reelected.
Gov. Smith has appointed Samuel Will
iams, Of Rutland, secretary Of civil and mil.
i:.ry affairs. Mr.. W. held the same office
under Gov. Holbrook.
Or Tuesday the legislature reelected the
judges Of the supreme court, as follows -
Luke P. Poland, Asa o. Adds, John Pier
point, James Barrett, Loyal c. Kellogg and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16

We get moity of news from the army IL
Virginia for this weeks paper. The story
has been current for several days that Gen
Lee had fallen back upon Richmond. This
was evidently ruse. as late advices frou
Gen. Meade report his army as falling back
towards Washington, There has been con
siderable skimlshing by cavalry and some
artillery titItg II We are assured that tn.
army mas not let been engaged. What ii
I'D We are una de TO s'afe, but one thing i!
evident, the army of ,e Potomac has NOV.
ed, and we shall look TOR good report from
it.
The rebels seem to be conscious tina. the
great struggle of the war is coming off in the
vicinity of Chattanooga. Both sides are
massing their forces there for great battle
and the rsult will depend on which is able
TO concentrate the largest army. A defea,
of tie rebels at tl."t point would decide the
fate of the rebellion, and, well aware of this
fact, the rebel chiefs are making the mos,
gigantic efforts to assemble an army tina,
shall! prolong the life of the confederacy a
little longer. =
Gen. Blunt and his escort were attacked
near Fort Scott by band of Quantre.l's
guerrillas. A number of our mvn were cap.
tured AID instantly shot. Gen. Blunt escap
ed With difficulty.
Advices from New Orleans report battle
near the Atchafalsy river, between the r,bels
and our forces under Gen. Dana, in which
the rebels succeeded in cutting off from the
the main body and captured detachment of
our forces.
Reports were that the preparations had
been completed and that Charleston would
be attacked Sunday We await the resul;
of this increased military activity all round
the rebelious states with hopefulness.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
ALL HAIL PENNSYLVANIA +!
Do. Do. OHIO

The result Of the elections Tuesday in
Pennsylvania and Ohio is all that loyal peo-
pie could expect. Gov. Curtin makes large
gains in almost every quarter Of the old KY
stone state. Notwithstanding the conscrip-
ton, the suspension Of the writ OF habeas
corpus, emancipation proclamation, and every
other measure that the opponents Of the ad-
ministration could turn against it, the people
OF Pennsylvania are true TO the Federal gov
ernm mt and true to themselves.
In Ohio the defeat OF copperheadism is
even more overwhelming than in Pennsylva-
MA. That prosecuted individual, Va.l4nGig
ham, will take up hi, permanent residence ir
Canada pe,napS; at any rate lie is no. want
ed in Ohio. The soldiers of this state were
allowed to vote, and some regiments did mo-
give single vote to this arch traitor-a fac
which shows pretty conclusively how thos'
mer who are suffering and dying Tor GU
country resa,d traitors in the North.
The particulars Of these two glorious vic
tories have not sc. come 10 hand, though tn
following dispal was received at the tele
graph office il this place Thursday morning
p ADFLrHA, Oc.. H..
The returns from tn state come in slowly
30 counties have been heard from. Curtin
majority will not he less than $4,000.
Thas far the returns show large Uniol
gains in Union counties over the vote G
1852. when the d mocrats carried the stat
By 1900 majority, while in nearly all tf
Democratic counties there has been loss O
5000, except in Berks, No. Han. Iton an,
S:uy!;ll counties v .ch gave total lncreas
o. $4,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
Sewing Machines. Gro r Cow,

Sewing Machines. GEo. r. CowLEs takes
this method to inform the people of St Johnsbury
and vicinity that after attending the Fairs AZ
White River Junction and LttIctom he proposes
to spend few DAYS in town for the purpose q: fur
nlshing such as may want. Those who SAW tho
Machine while exhibition at the Fair or who
think of getting Sewing Machine, would do well
TO inform themselves further in relation 10 the s,.
periority of Wilbur x Gibbs over tho>,, Of An,
other manufacturers. Mlrhincs left o.. rial.
!>ee advertisement
AN ATTACHMENT for sewing braid Or TO anv
fabric is now par, Of the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sew
ing Machine.
This will be found Of grca, utility dispensing
with the tedious process of braiding nv hand -
The braid is passed through hole in the foot.
which Is grooved so as to &C, as a Guide. and fol
o'rs the oath OF the needle with perfect exact,
ness without any assistance from tn, operator
'hing any desired curve; so that the most intri-
cai. patterns may be braided with rapidi,y.
his arrangement does not effect the price of
the machine. but adds very materially to its value
In den, for hi machine will be al St.Johns-
bury about ne, an inst. Machines left on trial,
and warranted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16


AN OLD RESIDENT GoNE.-Col. James
Manning Morrill,, died at his residence in
Greenbanks' Village last Monday, aged
nearly 81. Mr.. Morrill, came to Danvile
when child, and has resided in town evel
since. He is the last of three brothers, Abel
Ehenezer, and Manning, who were promi
nent among our first settlers. Col. J. Man
ming Morrill,, at one time, it will be remem
bred, was one of our most enterprsins
stage proprietors, and far some years proprie.
TOR nj the excellent line of stages from Dan
vile to Ha.erhill, n. II. In cid militia
times, he was chosen Colonel of 4 regiment
and il is said made a most active, efficient
held Officer. In 1886 (~e believe that wa:
the year, he represented Danville in TIT
Legislature. -Stur
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16

THE VERMONT BR1GADE.-The Vernon,
brigade started from Alexandra on the
morning of September 2Sth, and after five
days, marching during the time sixty-seven
miles, they reached the sixth Corps, Gen.
Sedgewick. which was encamped three miles
west of Calpepper. On the way Col. Grant
offered his brigade as an escort to train of
1oO wagons that were going out to the army
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16

AcCIDENT.-Last Monday, Mr.. Daniel b.
Hall of West Danvil!e, was in the woods
cutting fir timber, when one of the trees
lodged and slipping from the stump, caugh,
one Of MIR. Halls legs, He extricatcd him
self and tried to reach his home, but after
going some distance was obliged to give i,
up, and remained sometime before assistance
reached him. He was helped home, sur
geon called, and it was found his leg was
broken in two places between the knee and
ankle.-StQr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16

JOB PRINTING. Every kind OF print
ing is promptly executed at this Office, in
the hes. style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are of
the first order; good wsrkmen are en-
ployed. and additions Of type and other
~ ade to keep fully up with the times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
BOSTON MARKET.
W HOL ESiiE pkIC

fto"r ami Meal Western super ) - I y
Extra 90 S 10 Choice extras s jOa II y5-
Corn meal - ) 90
cram and Seed-Corn western.l l2alll. Rive
20. Wheat western. 10 90. Oats So a so
Herds grass . - -. Red top 22j a So
Clover northern. 90 a 90: western. 90 a co.
Pfori~Ons-Butter, LIST quail - -. Cheese
Isl quality. IL IL. Eggs l. a 90. Beef fresh 90
IL. Sated a !. Lard Ii r. Lamb & 4 10.
Sheep whole "a IL.
Hdes and Itooi-Iiides 10! H. Oak tanned
Sc H.. Calf skins i II Wool, M.rinu. 80 a
Is: and ! blood 81 10 common 60 ID
pulled 81 4 ST.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
AT AUCTION!

The subscriber will sell at auction
ON NOV. G, 1868, AT9 O'CLOCK An.
On the premises, said farm stock and to9ls. Said
farm is situated in Ryegate, Il miles from the
depot al McIndoes Falls. on the road leading
from said depot to Rytgate Centre, ! mile from
school Said farm contains l40 acres Of good
land, mostly under improvement There is a
house and house-shed, barns, and barn-shed
also hog house all in good repair, with good
stream of water at house and barns, sheep, al
so yoke year old oxen, ) shotes, good COWS:
> swarms bees, warnings, . calves, 1-year old
mare Swear old colt also hay, grain, and all
other crops farming tools, dairy utensils. &c &c
WI. 3. GIBSON.
J. ii. MoORE, Auctionccr-
Rycgatc, Oct. Is, 1866 bS:io
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
4 NICE FARM AT AUCTION
THURSDAY OCT 90 1892 AT1D NJ


\ farm situated in the No.:li:ycs, :. :. of W.!
den near the stage read - ling from T.. Hard
wick 20 Danvilic. airing about 90 ares. IL
Ylded 70 moving, t.,'aoe, pastuEIng anu |
acres G, heavy woodland about 30 sugar tree, ::
Is well fenced, good house painted and blinded,
large L and wo"dsied nearly new. two nod h,r,.s
orc q; ID with cellar nearly new. The other II
x 81 in good repar. Never failing sof; water .,
the house and barn. All very Convenient. Sid
iarn has lad the entire income OF another farm
1o he las: hftsen years and Is IN high -t.tc Of
cultivation. The road is shaded nv a,..It ,0o
beautiful maple trees Of l. years grow il Als.
another farm situated one mile ffoa 10 .bov,
named farm of about s. acres one-h,,f W.
cleared and contains large sugar orchard IF
ping 1900.
Also at the same time and place, the
STOCK, FARMING TOOLS, & FURNITURE
STEPHEN 7. ELLIS.
East Hardwick. Oct.l2. Luz
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16

HIGH PRICE OF GoLD.-Gold sold in
New York on Tuesday at 1856. One week
ago it was l46, and two months ago alb ut
124. 1t looks very much as though the
panic of ore year aso was approaching but
he " bulls and hears" of Wall street will
not always have it their own way.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
kENNEOY-S
RHEUMATIC LTNIMENT.

kENNEDY'S
RHEUM ATIC LTNIMENT.
The sttenion of The public called 10 this ros cSccen
"l al Linimeli, perfect and >..ccs fc- al III
aches and pain, that flesh is heir Go.
EHEUNATS
Is CAUSED by staynaon OF the fluids. arising check
ed lersIiratoi-is cured By bottles 81 Kennedy
Rheumatic Liniment.
SPRAINS
Are caused hy and sudden reaction
the rscles-is cured by bottles Kennedys Rhcu
insu' Ltiiisent-e7usily good for man and beast
NEURALGIA,
The King OF all pain. ! caused by Inflammation Of IN,
iy's Rheumatic Liu;nent.
PLEURIsY
Is IN i.fanrGon Of TIE ini: Ihe ri.-is cured by
lew bottles Of hsinedy's Rheumatic LininenI-
BRUISES
Are cau>-i by sudden pressure 81 the feSh ami ss,,a,
ing OF lac is>ues-is Instantly relieved krrlles
khenn.a;ic Liniuent.
+ contraction n The MUSCLES. cslSed by sud- Stop
' 81 TIE lservons maid wkich prevents animal HE "a
ing rer- i'cw-is cared T." few applications o. K,I-ey
Hhe inatir LiniEIcut-
BILIOUS collie
j '',~e ~ le,ITa--a IL ia" stomach a,l xl,-,-
ie2sp"on - keI7-N's Pam aiie l-uin.riii u SAru
Ester cs'rs iaii hour uitsi cared
SORE THROAT ND hoARSEN,sS
are CAUSED &, m uilnairsl d-Sny-S -he ass-zar
iieI' - tai e viii heiitesls II: --.a.; ,,..,-
anris II IA svii- 1, 3e1 anc yOG WI - He 81. IL -
ne.
HEApACHE Nd TiiRDBBINI I "a Irls>
Is caused 10y '-">s,e iToaa .n>ei-''e .>r.4l..-
t''eI .; le >. -'taao-is II AeniIe a.l-5ic Il; =
LI,'l;-
3fiNN'.>S - -. -. -
t.. ~ the i3icoti,n IN The az. tSitlc
FoE-.S UitF:AIFn SORE ,HR"Al,
lo VII take Ioa> al ti- inrre-,- and fcur
teas-''lin -! ser .i@i-le iis taro4a twice aIy IL
" lew 1aFH II TL lie seii Th.s .es-oSalul Viii Zoe
worth q 'liaI 10 YOU
FuG BRONCHITIS
And al uam aioE the throat i-srsls and ralae
Ts Ia A- You viii diiiI:s Ir..raens N m
Tour fNe TINES is Ink Is, water. gar, the rhrf al
swallow the II ,lstQre. This neN,T :aiiS-
Il Is god for To3TH.CHE EAG.Cas. SpElrEp FArr Al
lNTisNNsIiGS every Kind Every -iii'y syalc a. We
fuG supply f.ir the winter
Manufactured hy p,sN AID AENNi1T. Roxtu-r
Mass Pike s. cciis- - by
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
Y I Sold by al druggists Ciiice,Xr r
sLs56 CORTLAND. s,N V $40 Il
toWIe>> Pile and Human Curn TT

| t"WIe'> Pile and i1umOr Cure. Thnus
anu, "i .tiit'ate' from abroad and in this .ry admit
thlci" he Inc ONLY Ietdcn pi!,, icu-,Sv SORT
ia san rh"lin ami al disease Of the For internal
ti TRIAL nNr- :nlirc'y vegetable. One bottle w.r
ia,itd T.. cure Ia every KIM uI piie, two bottles IN n
p'htr oi tc 'ooNe Csesc> fl OF failure all ar,
ifqaeste !" rrinfn r eG;p bottles take back heir
| mo -. Sofa evCrywher,. So,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16

10 the fOa:% Or Old. Male or Female
N'u have been St'.rn. frDl.i ll -dr.ga n iy the
N"'i'h 81 "'ih srNs>, which CAUSES many ,ani,lc
symptoms 1t units i-m !ug Marriage and is the great,
~ e'H which can iciIi man woman Sec sVnpio,nS
'i''rTacc VA Ad'e:!. ci" and il vrr ~, Il >liif. r.r
III on Tie advertise u"H ana, tpr il a. ,r Dry,
are !t'""T1TS Ask inr hrir-,ulE'S TX, -, ,-I~.r
.ufe' e,',Fs e" bewar- 4: cUuI,crlI:s anu !miIa-
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
FARM AT AUCTION.
The subscriber will sell at public auction
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER %. lS63.

UN IHN hSDA1, UIIUBEK ~. 1Nb5,
Al Q o'clock, A. NJ. the following property:
The farm situated IN Barnet. mile south Of
the Center Meeting House Said farm contains
le5 acres. suitably divided into tillage pasturage
and woodland Also small apple orchard and
4 sugar orchard, containing l5Ot trees. The hula
inss are good: a large new barn Is 20 with Gel
lar. built in o.. aSool. never failing spring Of
water running To house and harm Also, the
farming tools on THIS place, 81 tons Of hay. lot
of straw. oeJ or 500 bushels O. cats COWS ! IA,
cow nine-year Old mare, txo-ycar old colt,
twc-,car old hcifcr. 3 ycarlinys, = calves, /.
sheep shoio. $50 bursc;>.-ncasly rcw, pans.
holders. ct..
ALIEN. NcisHEN.
j. II. NooEE. Auc,inucer.
Barnet, Oct, 6-sg
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- T ! TE CT MONT.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ANDREW RI-cu.S.NS rsr.rp

T. lne subscribers. being appcnte by the Probs,.
Iol Inc district of Caledonia nissioners 10 r
examine ana adjust all claims ana demands OF All
against the estate of Andrew Buchanan late on
hseeate IN said district deceased, represented tn.o
et nerepy give notice that six months from the xnh
uay ol sept A d. lS63 allowed for the Creditors -
present ther Claims TO said commissioners for .xamtn
atioh ana allowance. and that will for IN ar
pose az the Of Jane Dickinson In Rysys
~ saio District on the 18th day Of March NEXT AZ IA
O'Clock in the forenoon A' ~ ~
casa GEO C0WLES l.
'"'o JAMES 4. PARK, ComH-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16
MONDAY MORNING.

No business being ready both Houses took
4 recess rom SATURDAY noon, till 10 O'Clock
Monday morning. Yesterday Was one Of
those dark, drizzly Sabbaths, that one among
strangers most d;slikes to see. ami least en-
I'o.s. However, relig. Gus services were GEN
orally we'll attended, while the clergymeu OF
to; lesps ctive churches labored to edify md
nstruc- the worshiptui crowd OF sapien,
members before tnem.
Very little business done to-day. A for
mldable document was received from the
Quartcrnlaster General, embracing bis re.
port, which the House had patience 10 hear
read. ordered to lie and 800 copies printed.
The annual business of revisin. the laws
has begun to sumo extent. by the presentation
of bills for amending the General Statues.
which is but JUS completed and is now in
the hands of the people in nice, clear, and
condensed form. and should be suffered TO
rest one year at least X.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-16

n q L E The copartnership hereto
~ fore existing under the Style of Lee and
Manner. Is by mutual consent dissolved
nc machine business will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the firm of Lee and Blunt. All
communications should be addressed 10 the ST.
'ohnsbury Machine Co, 81 Johnsburv, VT
81 Johnshury. Oct !. $50