The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28
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lowing notice, to say that the paper entitled
the Argus at Montpelier, commenced daily
issue last week. The editors name is Hiram
Atkins. The following notice extraordinary
was found posted about the streets the same
week:
"NOnCE.-Whereas my dog Argus has COM
menced to run about the streets "daily,"
much to the annoyance of all honorable cit
zens, when as weekly pup" it roamed
about to the annoyance of all respectable
citizens, | do hereby authorize any one to
shoot sad varmint. Said Argus has bushy
head very large, stump tail, and copper
band about his neck with the words, Hi
Rum At Kin"
! (Signed) T. p. REDFIELD."
On Saturday evening last, near Runaway
Pond, in Glover. one Webber stabbed Horace
Hancock in the thigh, inticting a severe
though not dangerous wound. Cause, as
usua -RuM.-NewpoH Ne~s.
Peter Strong, boy Of five years had his
skull frsctured by kick from loose morse,
in Rutland on Saturday.
Five hundred dollars in greenbacks were
stolen from l.. NaIiquette's shop at Rutland,
/ Friday evening, by a fellow who Welt into
the shop protessedly to get mis- boots tapped.
While Mr. Valiquettes men were at work or
the boots in the back room Of the shop the
thief managed to abstract the money from
the safe, which was standing unlocked III the
front room, aid Skedaddled barefoot
/ DIR. o. f. Ross, of Middlebury, has been
appointed Assistant Surgeon OF the Eighth
Vernon: Regiment. DR.. Ross was one Of
the Assistant Surgeons Of the Twelfth and
was much esteemed by the regiment.
! A letter has been received from Captain
! Scofeld, Co. +. lst VI. in which the Captain
states that he vas wounded in the leg by a
bayOret while making a charge upon the
enemy at Hageistown, July -, and was taken
prisoner and carried to Richmond and was at
the Libby Prison at the date of the letter,
Aug. |.
| A man who deserted from one of the Yer
mont regiments at Belle Plain, Va, last
winter, was arrested at Plymouth sometime
since and sent in irons to Bratlleboro.
One hundred Spanish Merino bucks left
Bellows Fails last week, taken to Wisconsin
by +. 5. Lake of that town
Mr. Calvin Clark, of Groton, met with a
fatal accident on the 18th INST, BY the upset
ting OF a load of hay upon which he was rid
ing. He was 50 buried beneath the load thai
before the BOY accompanying him could pro-
cure assistance and get the hay removed lie
was extinct, probably through Sutfocation.
He was member of the firm of WEIGH, Clark
X Co., and man Of many estimable pers nal
qualities. lie leaves wife and two small
cnidren.- !. 'mdsor Journal.
We are requested to state for the gu.
dance Of those sending receipts for commute
ton money to the Provost Marshal, that
both the original and duplicate receipts must
be sent. The law is peremplory, that no dis
charges be given, and none will be given, un
less both receipts are sent. One is kept by
the board and the other is returned. - u ood
Morh ShUaiUrd.
Asssiguecs and others holding orders for
-.!lttltV DIV tI tNH ltl.I ittr Intut, are nOll-
fled that returns nave been received for the
months OF May and jane, and Mr. J. Is. Page
the state trcas urer, IS prepared to pay the
sum, received IN the usual way.
w. II. Darkce, of Lebanon, ran half Il
mile, at Norwich, on Wednesday, in one mi,-
ute and forty-fve seconds
The night freight from Houses Point ran
over man named lIauly, Monday night, a
few miles north Of st. Adams and killed !iu
Instantly.
Hiram A. kimball OF GaysylIc, has per
fected and patented a new kind of artitic II
limbs made of Nulcanite Rubber They art
believed to be far superior to any other arti
fetal limbs manufactured, the material being
light. strong, impervous to moisture, and
easily and perfectly modelled.
Miss Marion Cady. young woman EN-
iioyed III the family of Mr.. Smith Of Snel
burne, was found drowned, in The Lake a
Smiths Point. She had Oh bathing dress
and it was doubtless a case of accidental
drowning while bathing. Miss Cady vas
daughter OF the late Dr. +. B. Cady inner
ly Of the we'll known firm of Cady X boo
little, in Burlington.
Miss Ciarinda a. Barney Of Williston wa,
crowned On the 10Th IN The Wnooskl while
bathing; having ventured too Ear into Tax
stream she was swept away by The carfeat.