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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
VERMONT ITEMS.

SMALL POX-We learn that there are
quite number of cases of small pox at
Charleston, in this county, at present. Sew
eral houses are closed, and business suspend
ed. There are some six or eight patients in
the pest-house, besides some others in the
village. Several deaths have occurred. The
citizens are being vaccinated, 10th cid and
young.-Hasbnug Standard.
BIG OxEN.-Bailey Brothers started for
market to-day (Monday) two splendid yoke
of oxen. The largest pair were eight veers
old, and raised by J. J. Willard Of East
Montpelier. and weighed $3.50 lbs, the heayi-
est weighing 300. The second pair of the
same age, were raised by Zion Robinson OF
Calais. and sold to Bailey Brothers by Geo.
Davis of East Montpelier who las. owned
them. Their weight was 1870 pounds, the
largest weighing 2ilu. We think il was
generally conceded that the last named nair.
taking into notice the fact that they he'd
been worked up TO December last. when Mr.
Davis commenced to feed them, were superior
to the tirst-they having never been yoked.
and had been fed from calves. At ali events.
such cattle well worthy the mark OF Web
ster are a credit TO the towns from which
they were sent. an honor to the state, and
will rarely fin their equal at market
IFalt0n's Uaily.
The MONITOR IS the title OF a weekly
newspaper soon TO be started at Newrori.
Vermont, by Mr.. {. {. Spalding of Monips-
Iler. editor and proprietor Mr.. SpalGing
Yields powerful pen. and adds an expert
ence OF five years in Missouri in the sue
cessful management of one of its leading pa
pers. As g Sigma" from the Western De
partment, his able correspondence, thorough
expose of dlsloyalists and firm support of gov
eminent, are familiar to our readers From a
prospectus We learn that the Monitor will
pour full broadside into the ranks of evil
doors, while its fire will not be directed
by orders or hIllerinS emenating from the
war office of any party" May Mr.. s. NEE.
with deserved success lIiaH"R's DaiIy.
Two young men. 6 'orce Eager and Fred
srick Johnson. of Miidiebury. were drowned
about O'Clock on Saturday evening last. in
New Haven river, New Haven, near Gen.
VIM. Nash's residence. They were driving
IN wagon. and the water being up over the
road and the road narrow and bad. it is con-
lecturec That they either drove or tipped in.
Both bodies have been recovered. Eager
leaves wife and two children.
The Hon John Gregory Smith, of St. Al
bans, has been appointed agent of the con-
Meeting line of roads from Boston to Ogt.ens-
bursh, TO attend aud represent them in all
railroad conventions, and to look after their
interests In forming connections with other
roads.
The tittytitth anniversary of the wedding day
OF Ehhu Field. Esq, and wife, was celebrated
at their residence in Guilford on Friday the
10th inst, by large party of friends and
neishbors. Many of the guests were up-
wards of eighty years of age A poem vas
read end an address helirnh nv, To 900; -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

For the latest news We copy bret sum-
mary from the Boston Journal of April %:
Yesterday was quite bright day so far as
the reception Of good news was concerned
precursor, we hope, Of more and even bet
ter intelligence of the same kind. There
was the news by the foreign steamer that the
English government had shown some sense
of returning justice BY the seizure of one
rebel pirate, and its attempt, though unfor-
tunately unsuccessful, to seize another; the
report Of rebel defeat at Corinth; the graf
flying news Of the relief of our gallant troops
at Washington, n. c., through the abandon
ment OF the siege by the rebels; the equally
gratifying news of the running of the block
ade at Vicksburg by six gunboats and sever
al transports, thus reinforcing Farragut, and
enabling him to do great damage to the reb-
el supplies, and also to attack either Port
Hudson or Nicksburg on their weak side :;
the important and so far as heard from sue
cesstui movements in Gen Banks depart
ment; the seemingly authentic and crafty
Ing news of terrible defeat Of the French
invaders in Mexico and last, but not least,
the discontinue of the gold spectators.
Taking it altogether, it seemed to raise the
feelings Of the public several degrees.
report from Charleston states that the
Monitors were then lying off the bar, none
OF them having gone to Port Royal. 1t is
also stated that another Monitor had reached
Port Royal, and iron plates for strengthening
the ships had arrived at that place, and in
the course Of ten days they would be strong
er than ever.
The rebels attacked Fayetteville, Ark,
5000 strong, Dat Were handsomely repulsed.
There have been skirmishes in Tennessee,
but nothing of Importance.
The last news from Europe says the insur-
rection in Poland is spreading.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
Cambridge Cattle Market.
BY TELEG7APH.
WEDNESDAY. AM % ISGS


At market 2il Cattle. about 200 Beeves and
p Stores consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
and one. two and thIce years old<.
uICES-Aiarkct Bccf-Extra $500 = $50,
first quality $500 I $50: second do sos a
500; thiTiflo. 500 5000; ordinary.
Working Oxen->@j. l15. coo:
Cows and Calves-Sv0. -, %. &c.
YearngS-~G.00 a oO.00.
T.so Years 0ld--S20 u.
Three Years Old-S22 n.
Sheep AMI LambS-i1O0 IT market Extra and
selections. $50 so go; IN lots, Si,50
0,0ja 400.
Spring Lambs-S0.O0 600.
Swine-0 at market.
Hides 81 I &c per 70.
Calf SkinS-0 = De per 10
Pelts-S3.00 $50 each.
Tallow-Sa 4 Sc per 10.
Veal Caives-from - TO s9.5e.
The supply of cattle was shorr and sales quick
At last weeks prices There were tao pairs %
oxen sold $40 for one pair and ST. for the other.
Sheep sold 10 cents higher than last week As
the national fast Is next week the market Will ne
ON TUESDAY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

The REBEL VIEW OF CONNECTICUT ELEC.
TIoN.-lhe Richmond Dispatch of the 1lth
inst has an article upon the recent election
in Connecticut, SAYING:
The hopes which rested on the triumph Of
Seymour nave fallen to the ground. The i'm
portance OF this defeat of the democracy AZ
not well be exaggerated; for if the result
had been otherwise the Northwest would
have risen, the peace party would have been
organized on permanent basis, the Lext
meeting OF Congress would have been follow
ed by a summary abrogation of the imperial
powers bestowed upon Lincoln by the aboli-
ton Congress just ended, and a ces ,ation of
hostilities might have been confidently look
ed for, at or before the close Of the present
year. Lincoln has succeeded. Connecticutis
lost, and with it goes the hope of an early
peace, based upon party action at the North,
which so many entertained"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

\ clergyman III Blackjack township, Ind-
ana, IN administering the sacrament. debarrei
from the Lords table all who were at heart
traitors to their country" A hue and or,
was thereupon raisel among the copperheads
OF that region that the minister had forbid
den Democrats to partake of the holy
sacrament.
Professor Narney Of Dartmouth college,
having clerkship in Washington, has re-
9 H the professorship of mathematics in
la dartmouth Hi college. His place is now filed
oy nharles II. Boyd, graduate of the class
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
Affairs near Suffolk, Va.

Heavy firing has been going on since
Saturday morning on the Nansemond river
occasioned from our grntoats Smelling out
the rebels who are attempting to plant
batteries a. different points on the river
Saturday night our gunboats with the S9ih
New York and Sth Connecticut regiments
captured a rebel battery of six pieces Of
artillery,itogether with 200 prisoners, taken
from the 44th Alabama regiment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
Fight at Fayetteville, Ark.

kilograms received at the headquarters at
St. Louis, Monday, say that F. yetteville,
Ark, was attacked before daylight Saturday
morning by about 5000 armed rebels, with i
pieces of artillery. Our force was less than
1000. part of whom were unarmed. Tie
rebels were repulsed with considerable loss.
Our loss was killed and l. wounded.
Additional advices say the fight lasted
about four hours. The rebels We're command
ed by Gen Cabell, and retreated in disorder
toward Ozark. Our troops were all Arkansas
recruits un Ter Col. Harrison. They were
poorly armed and equipped and without
artillery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
Great Britain and oar Commerce..

Burleigh writes from New York to the
Boston Journal as follows:
If the sale OF ships goes on for = few
weeks as 1t has for the FIVE weeks past. We
shall have no commerce at our wharyes fivinr
the American flag. No ship master can get
a cargo. and all importa;ions are made under
newtral flag. The Alabama is sweeping
our commerce from the ocean, The BIRTHS.
are buying our ships, and no American has
chance now. | converScd with an inteIli-
gent Enslishmau in regard to The new iron
clads building in England. He says tha,
the new vessels are formidable that no one
IS allowed to see these ships: that they are
enclosed in ship-ht uses. One rumor says
that they will open southern ports at once.
tor their destination is not a matter of de-
bate"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
re THE LADIES.

TIC THE LADIES. The celebrated Dr l. Dix 9artjcr
Larry Invites all ladies who need medical surgical
diNl>eT 10 call N li- Tl~. No. II Eniiultl b>fo,,
Aass which they wiii l arranged their special az
cOnmOdatun. ~
DR DIN haTln. devoted over twenty Years 10 This
ncC2r branch 81 the treatment ui al diSeaS ueg1i
females II l. EoT oi,c-i by al both IN n Goa mr.
d.!u Ia tuicl ih2 r rA~s al oir' known pracrit ton
male Coa!;Ii - ~ X
his nedSih> are iI' With the express purpoSe Of
uraI Of the womb also an dis
% ~lCn l2N iIoi lnvrUid,ate OF the blood Tn.
- I'M PREPARED 10 treat ia his peculiar siYle
hoth ieaealy aud >uEgcalIy all diseases 81 The
>eA' anu 'hes are respectfully Invited 10 call at
No Il ENDiCorr STREET. BOSTON.
insure al answer. ''A '"e ~'4'A4 I"
bstoR. Jan I. lSSs--lyesr
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ing is promptly executed at this office, in
the best style and mt the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are of
the first order: good w0rkmen are en-
plOyed, aud additions of type and other
printing materials are constantly being
made to keep fully up with the times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

Counterfeits on the fifty cent issues of the
United States Postal Currency have been put
in circulation They differ from the genuine
in being somewhat blurred, and in having
the designation PoStofice printed as one
undivided word. In the genuine, Post Office
is two distinct words.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JONATHAN JENKINS ESTATE

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Probate Court
" for the district of Caledonia commissioners To receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands all persons
against the Jonathan jenkins late OF Kirbv
in said district. deceased, and the claims OF er.as
exhibited In thereto, hereby give notice rkaf s
months the 18Th day OF April A. D lS are ved Tor
the creditors present their claims 10 said
for examination and allowance, and that We m r,aat f
that purpose at the dwelling house of wtoyr via
jenkins. In Kirby, i'll said district at ay of Mn
and the 18th day OF Oct. next, at O'Clock D. ~ on
each of said days. r
ss Ta 4. D. 4dGNS. commissioners.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
anniversary of the National Uprising.
GREAT UNION MELTING IN NEW YORK.

GREAT UNION MELTING IN NEW YORK.
Another immense mass meeting was held
III New York city, Monday afternoon. under
the auspices Of the loyal league of Union
citizens. Gen. Scott presided, occupying a
chair IN the balcony of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Four stands We're erected around
Madison Square, fronting the hotel, and the
Attendance at all the stands numbered not
less than 10000. Among the speakers were
John Van Buren,, Daniel s. Dickinson. Geo
Bancroft. Rev DIR Hitchcock. Henry J. Raw
mond. Geo. William Curtis. Lyman Tremaine.
t. Dslafalee Smith, I'll. b. Stanton and others.
a noticeable feature of the meeting was the
procession ct expressmen, comprising all the
expresses in the city, which passed round the
square, the wagons and horses gai'y de-
coIated with flags. and the employees of the
various companies cheering as they rode
along The reception to Gen Scott, when
he appeared on the balcony. was exceedingly
cordial and enthusiastic. He was too feeble,
however, TO address the meeting, snd only
able to occupy the chair an hour.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
NJ. c. HENDERSON. Supt.
Mason 4 Hamlin.s Cabinet orr.ns

-Hd>Oh a IamIIn~S Cabinet Or.aus-
congratulate all lovers of true organ music
and sustained harmonies upon the advent of this
new instrument. so admirably adapted 20 meet
tAer requirements, and 50 greatly superior 10 the
ordinary melodeon. 1t will be seen bv the adver-
tsement of Messrs. Mason Hamlin. that rhei-
CABINET organs have elected the unqualified ap
prevail OF the most eminent Organists and musi-
eianS OF New FORK. Boston. and other cities. by
whom they are pronounced the best of their
class Of which we have any knowledge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

Notice TO TeacherS.-The public examif1a-
ton OF teachers. for the town of Wheclock. viii
take place at the school room, Wheelock viIl,yc.
tuesday, May j. at one o'clock T. VI. All those
interested are invited to attend.
18Th C. III. DAVIS Town Superintendent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
sHDl WILL BE FORFEITED BY
'OJOU, DIR. l.. DIX if failing TO cure

N ess time than ANY other physician, erctuals
li permanently wlih -> Restraint from pNcunaitu or
fear OF exposure L. Al heather xih >afr aud pleasant
N edi'i ie>- SHi-F-ABjSa AND SOLITARY HAB rs
It;i enc! = IA S.ii>ti;ei ce>: SPECIAL AILMENTS
AND SITUATIONS. !:ylelI L. man De-: and >l,lr a
st->= SttRE. AND DELICATE DISORDERS. Mrr-
SnriaI ASi'i> I'm ga IL ant al i>ea>s, The Skin
iCcT> - i'iv N-- I44EulI aJi Ruar. Pn.l-> on m,
Fave S%-li> q lie @aits. Neryn -. Constitution
al ana other u rAsi,>>'>i Youth. ass; @ Clo-e Advanced
Al al u both sexes. lie a- married
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
FOwle'> Pile and U,mo, C,r. n,,

f0wie'> Pile and IIumor Cure Onr
bottle warranted permanent cure in eyery Kind
OF Piles; two bottles in Leprosv. Scrofula. Sal,
Rheum, and diseases of the skin If not. all arc
requested to return the empty bottles and take
back their money in every ease of failure. Over
Soo certificates on hand Prepared BY HENRI ID
f"WLE, Chemest, al Prince st. Boston Sold
everywhere. All dealers must observe the above
regulations. ,S-t-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24
Successful Sorties in Tennessee.

Col. Graham, Saturday, attacked the rebels
near Celina, Tenn, killing seven and des.
troying their camp. On Sunday he crossed
the Cumberland and attacked the rebels
there, killing 80 and routing the remainder,
and on Monday was in hot pursuit. The
federal loss is one killed. Col. Riley
attacked the rebels on Sunday at Crulsboro.
on the Cumberland, killing and capturing 16.
No federal casualties.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

\ HARD GENERAL TO Conquer
Savannah News Of late date says:
"Tte Yankees have arrayed against us
powerful armies, under the lead of Gems
Hooker, Hunter, Banks, Foster, Sigel, Rose
Grams and the beast. But we are threatened
by more formidable general-general star
yat;on. Oar farmers. every man, woman
and child that can WELD hoe can meet the
latter in the field. If they will drive hin
from our midst, our brave soldiers Will var
ql!sh the others"
If the rebel armies are already upon half
rations. as jeff Davis admits they are, what
want and woe are in store for their families
and the deluded population of the south gen
orally.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

Notice to Teachers.-Tha public exa,nio,-
ton of teachers, for the town If Lyndon. Will
take place al the school room, Lyndon Centre.
FRIDAY. May |. at | O'Clock T. VI. The public
and all interested are respectfully invited u be
present
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BOSTON MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES-Arrn Is. ls62.
PROVISIONS.
The Great English Remedy.-Sir James

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IaE it re!ec on IL married ladies il Is peculiarly suit
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irii> Cauiin- THESE Fil> should mol he iakea ~ fes
during the iI>i three months ui pregnancy, ics
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y" person Ill eSer ,.'.,y,f To- -isessr
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

q All the copperhead journals are abus-
ing the committee on the conduct Of the war
for the report which they have given to the
country. Such papers as the New York
Herald, Boston Post, Burlington Sentinel
and Rutland Courier are perfectly rampant
over the malignant partisan committee -
"the ecs:acies O: abolit!ondom,' etc. Ger
Mcclellan is dead and buried, and the howl
ings of traitors north or south canuot re>us-
citate him.
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Are the Rebels Starving?

We hope SO, most assuredly. The account,
that we receive from our own soldiers who
have been prisoners, intercepted letters, and
those highly reliable persons, rebel deserters,
all 60 to show that the confedcracy is or the
borders of starvation. Even Jeff Davis him.
self cannot wholly ignore the fact, but ac-
knowledges it in his last speech, recommend
ing the people to raise corn instead of cotton :;
and while admitting that the rebel army is
now on half rations, says: "Measues have
been adopted which will, it is believed, soon
enable us to restore the fall rations"
One OF the New York papers publishes a
letter found in Confederate mail bag recent
" captured, in which the writer, an artillery
man engaged On tie defences at Richmond,
speaks as follows Of the hard fare of the army:
We were sent to guard bridge across the
North Anna river, close to Frederick sburg
and had hard time of t. The ftderaiS gave
our army their hands full, and the losses were
heavy on both sides. Our men must die for
something to eat. They cannot stand these
hard marches and half feed We set quar-
ter of pound of pork and one loaf of bread
and that is all we get in one day and nothing
else, and we have not been paid IF in three
months. We look for an eariy peace, ard
that is all the cry at tbs time. For my part
have lost all hope of this unholy war coming
to an end during old Abe's term. They say
we vii! be sent to Western Virginia: bnt
have seen enough Of the mountains AID
would be glad If tney would let Us BE- where
we are.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

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g ENEINE PRE- P-iR4TIDy
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FLUID EXTRACT BCCHl

\ Positive and Specific Remedy for D.>ea>,s
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This Medicine increases the power Of "
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-24

THE NEXT CONGRESS.-Those who have
canvassed the next congress represent that
the Republicans will elect their speaker by
at least two majority. The West claim the
chair, and if conceded to them it will prob
ably lie between Schuyler C,lfax of Indiana
and E. B. Washburne of Illinois. FesSenden
of Maine is talked of fer Clerk.
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ENTINE PREPIR4yJs,-

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED oouPor>n