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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-03
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In Probate Court holden al the Probate Office in ST
JuhnShury on the Sd day OF June A ID. l>j3.
Edward ". Harrington, administrator upon the estate
Oi Nathaniel Harrington late O Walden. in said district
deceased makes application to said for license 10
81 1.-THE mole o the real estate VI said deceased represent
Ing hat the sale of said real estate would I've beneficial
the heirs and all Interested i'll said purp se
OF converting the same into money, AMI said
has produced Ill court the consent and APPRECIATION
writing q" all the he,u said residing in this state
10 the gran liz Oi said license
"hereup"n Is ordered 10y sad court that said appca-
" he referred To- the llth day July d. S3 al the
Probate Once i'll 81. JJhnsbUy Tor hearing and decision
thereon and II Is further ordered that all persons inter
tStd bt Notified hereof 10y publication Of notice this
Application and order thereon, weeks succp>sIvev
Ill The CatdoTian printed II ST. JOhnsbuTy before said
time vi hearing that they may appear 1T said time and
place and II they object thereto.
BY the court,
J2Ji Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
true copy OF record-Attest,
ASA l.. FRENCH JuIre
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-03
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
The Worlds Great Remedy fol

Coughs, Colds, Inclplent Con-
sumption, and for the relief
fConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
THIS has been so long used ana SO uni
versally known, that We need do no more
than assure the public that Its quality is kep,
I'D II the best it ever has been. and that u
NAV be relied on 10 do all IL has ever done
Prepared By DIR. j. c. AVER & Co..
Practical and analytical Chemista
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by aW dpggists every where.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-03
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The Probate Court holden the probate office IN une-
burg. within and for SAID district the 2d DAY 81 June
>t Josephine Blod.ett administrative the estate OF
Thomas Biolsett late OF Canaan, III said district de-
ceased inteStac makes application the L.
ceae To- sell the whole "t the real estate SAID deceased
situated in Canaan. Aforesaid representing that
thereof would be conclusive the interest All iuteres ted
therein:
NheeupOn II i ordered by said court that said IpI lea
ton be- heard AT the Probate office Iumeuburc the
l-tn day OI july next. and. further ordered that
notice he given L. all ler>onS concerned hy pulCa
ton In The CalcdrIia. printed at 81 JOHNS
bury three weeas successfully. before said caring.
jJi5 Attest, JONAH BROOKS Jude.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-03
The Confessions and Experience of an

Inc CONCESSIONS ana Experience of an
lnvald.PublShed for the benefit, and warning and
caution TO young who suffer from Nervous Dediii-
ty Premature decay of Manhood, etc supply ny at the
same time the means OF self BY who has cured
himself aer being put great expense and mary through
medical hunbug and quackery. BY enclosing post paid
addressed envelope single copies may be had Vi the a-
thor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESD
4fgs bedford kiuus County \ Y
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ID ASSESSMENT DISTRICT OF VERMONT.

All preSOns interested in the payment Of taxes
under the law of Congress, entitled An Act to
provide internal revenue to support the govern
ment and to pay interest on the puhlr debt. =
Approved, July |, 1862 are hereby Notified that
the lists, valuations and ennumerations made 4 nd
taken IN the towns IN the county of Caledonia
may be examined for the space OF fifteen DAYS
prior to the li;h day of July next Al the c;fice OF
George A Merrill. in st. JOhnsbury, and that on
the said 18th day of July the undersigned will be
present at the place aforesaid to hear and deter
mine any appeals that may at that time he made
to him from the action of the Assistant Asses
sors for the divisions composed OF the aforesaid
towns. THOMAS f. POWERS, Assessor.
June %, 1863. j2tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-03

Sealed proposals will be received by the build
ing committee until 3 clock p. NJ. pn Thursday
the 9th day of July, for furnishing the lumber
and other materials and finishing complete the
Union School House in process of erection on
Summer street in the village of st. Johnsburv
Also for furnishing materials and building com
plete primary school house on Maple street
The plan and specifications of the two houses
may be seen on and after Monday the 10Th inst.
HORACE FAIRBANKS,
For the building committee.
St Jobnsbury June % 1863 51.52
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Celebration.

The citizens of Oxford, n. H. have made
arrangements to celebrate the 18th of July by
L social festival. Hon. James w. Patterson
IS to deliver the Grafton. A dinner will be
se.ved. Fare one way over Passumpsic
K. r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-03
Relief in Ten Minutes...BRYAN's PUL

IONIC WAFERs.-The original Medicine established i
ST. and first article the kind introduced under tn
lame OF PuniOnc Waters in this or any other counL Y
Ill other Pumonlc Waters are cOunterteits The genuin
an be known by the Bryan being stamped on eac
wafer
Bryan'S PulmOnic Waters
RelleVe Cough Colds, Sore Throat, HoarseneSS.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis, Difficult P-nathng.
Bryan's Pu'monic Waters
Relieve Splitting OF Blood, Pains in the Chest.
Bryans Pumonic Waters
Relieve lncpient Consumption Lung Diseases
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Irritation OF the Uvula and Tonsis
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are blessing TO all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryan's Pulmonil Waters
Are adapted for NOCalstS and Public Sneakers
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are in simple form and pleasant to he taste
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures
Bryan's Pulmonc Waters
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction 10 every one
No family should be without a box Of
Bryans PulmOnC Waters
n the house
No trayeler should be without surrIv Of
Bryan's PulmOniC Waters
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
C&Tyl Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole PROPRIETOR
z COIlaudt St, n Y
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KeW are.

One Prof E. Il. Wickes has been swind
ling the people Of Whitehall and vicinity
pretending to be lecturer on phreaology,
spirltualism, etc. He left between two days,
forgetting to pay his bills, of course The
Chronicle, knowing doubtless that the hum
bugs generally find fruitful field in this
state, suspects the professor has crossed
the lake, and therefore sends us uotice of the
above facts. Isn't it about time that We
were visited by a medical or some other
mou!,tebank? We have been free for sever
al months.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-03

Will be sold at auction, to the highest bidder,
July 18th, at II o'clock. 4. NJ,
the farm known as the Norris or Paquin Farm"
Said farm lays mile and half north of Sutton
/ Corner and on the main road leading to Barton :;
1t is within eight miles of Barton Village 1t
contains - acres of good land. one house wood
sheds, hog pen, two barns and barn sheds one
hundred and fifty young sugar trees, a lot of &C.
dar, and some saving timber. 1t is well watered
Gj7Pay made easy. Part down and the remain-
der in yearly payments..fl
WIN. A. BROWN.
June 10 lS62
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NJ [ L L n O TIC E

me subscriber would announce to the inhabitants
LYNDON and the adjoining vicinity that after having sub
Jtclei our mills TO thorough repairs are
amply prepared to render them acCeptible service our
me IN return Tor their patronage and with grateful
Ano" engagements lot past iavOrS would yet solicit
lulure u. H. l. II. &. TABOR.
ProprietOrs of Lyndon Mills.
Lyndon, July l. 5355
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4 NICE FARM FOR SALE
IT \ q REAT AIN.

Situated in thr Northwest part Of Wallo1. near
the stage road leading from East IIa-lWick 10
Danyile, containing about 90 acres. divided into
moving, till1ge. paSturing and u acres of heavy
woodland, about 300 sugar trees: is well fenced
good house painted and blinded. large |. ami
woodShed nearly new. two good barns one So
10 with cellar nearly new, the other IT Y 81 in
good repair. Never failing soft wa-er Al the house
and barn. All yery convenient. Sail farm ha>
had the entire income of another farm for the
last fifteen wears and is in I high stat. q. culriya-
ton. The road Is SHADED by about 3J) beautiful
maple trees of l. wears growth. Also another
far situated one mile f.um ia" above naihed
farm of about ~ acres onc-hal: newly cleared
and contains large sugar orchard "f 1900 trees
and has all necessary hXrgrc~ inr tapping l20D
Terms easy. Direct I'll communications TO
STEPHEN Y. ELLIS
off East HarGwick. Vi.
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Lyndon, July /.

Elders A. S. HuthinS. A. C. and d. T. BOurdeau will
give OF religious lectures large and conno-
liOlS tent. At North Danvile. commencing THURSDAY
evening. July I'd, at half past O'Clock and continuing
three weeks. Lectures evenings and SUNDAY
through the day. AT these meetings BIBLE TRUTH
will be tearleSsy advocated and the duties of CHI tiaS
earnestly set forth Aimlttauce FREE The public cor
daily invited
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Essex County.

Essex County.
BY notice received just as We 90 to press
we learn that the Essex county convention
will be held at Guildhall, July l6.
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Half Fare to Burlington.

The Passumpsic and other state railroad:
will carry people to the convention at Bur
lIngton for fare one way.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-03
BOOKS 4 STATIONERY

Il looks Il STATIONERY.
Commentaries. School Books. Bibles,
Blank Books, Children S Books, Gift Books,
Sheet Music. Letter Paper. Envelopes.
Best Ink made. &c, &C.
STEEL X LlTHOGRAPH ENGRAvINGS.
Oil Paintings. Pictures for Greeian and Crayon
.a!ntlng constantly on hand Also. Oval and
Square Gilt and Rosewood Frames A large stock
FANCY GOODS AND GERMAN TOYS,
Bird Cages. Travelling Bags and Baskets. Table
and Poke Cutlery. Perfumery, Combs, Brushes
Portfolios. Military TOYS and Drums.
DOG COLLARS.
Our laws require all dogs to wear collars with
the names OF the owners put on them The collars
can be had, and name put on them at nv store.
HAIR ORNAMENTS,
Made by Mrs c. c. CHILps. in latest and most
approved STYLES. Hair taken in exchange for
Goods. also old Gold and Silver. aud premium
paid on Coin in exchange for Goods.
Ladies False Hair for sale, best quality.
All who wish 20 save the
GREAT ADVANCE ON GOODS.
Please call soon for though nv stock is now large
II will not remain so long. and as have TO buy
ne" goods. shall be under the necessity Of ad-
vancng the prices in proportion as have to pay.
Engraving, Hatch 1t and Jewelry Repairing,
done rs usual and warranted
5St &C. CHILDS.
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1 I c. L | O n .

Peacham, June %, 1863.
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Iune 10, 1868.
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markcis-Repoyted By TtkgrapA.

BuysAio juno 5-FLpuR-Dru,snd Air WnxAr In a'r
d.ns.d and asrket sssieTi sales ~ Wv bnsh NO 49,
ace Club ct FL -, TWO bush Amber Winter ct s'i
Oo0 bush He'd Winter indsns ct 81 1909 bush do a.
81 1t, 90 bash hi. Winter Michigan. aud Icv ous
No Ohio syiius pfysr tefms 'oas ~ ssou aeinA"a
and easier Gales bush At o. 1000 bush do at
t!iai LU,C0p bu.h al t2i - toto bush ct oJc' OArs
LAKIKr aud Rye quiet. Nmisxr dull sd 20 's.s SASAL
pRsioar. on Corn. lto. WAT 10. to Nrw'sett. In
Posrs- u 40 buls Fioar. ga bush WhtaA 1f pas
ro,n "A 40 bn.n O.I. rIpour.-OWs bb,s Flour.
70, On bu.l heat 10 no bush. Cofu. 1ov bush Oats
ALpAsY yuns 5.-MsIAsts uuii tuhS. tc tof hs~ wet,
cru my-a OAfs. hoe. Ia lots. Whiskr Ne ohili cd
by 30 boo ou.h. CON, 79aO bn.h wheat " %" pun
Oats l. 900 Urs Kye, a0 busb. Feed uV ou'h NAT
Culc.Go juno b.-FLous dnn NhnAr duiii saes at
81 1901 IL. CoRs qai.t. aud d~o'i".i fd'c sales at
,Ae bO. HI 'uf tI.UO bnsh wheat,
as 100 bush Cora. sHipassr-eUoV bbia Flour, AZ NV
bush. " hsai, iBO, OvJ busn. Corn. an
ma d. .sls. bush w,n 81 ned lndisns at 81 III VO
bu.h Amber Mich.s gan G 81 AZ 1900 bush do On ,y.o
term. 40 bus L. No Mi~sukre Club al 81 "a aud OOO
hush White C.n,da Of ~ 81. Coss scarce, marArt N
~ Iod at go. Fnsionrs unclaimed lHposr.- %o eol.
FIou,, 1000 b. wbsst ErPoRrs-I,7Vo bib, Flour
~ wv bus,. wbs>sj tt,vUp bush. Cv.a
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n. p,ol,. and stealing In n. Union the req. guard
be- becn remarkable for M Oshfulnes but NOR. 20 f0G 10 e
T.. pssp ,as1d q d. Union party Thu. with all
Umies aud ell parties The advance soldsI' :" Well ., ne
pubhcsts do the hard lighting and gain the victory
while the towards and snssks appropriate and EN- J"
benehta ,, r, has
always been thus end will continue to be. while mesnn
finds hiding place earth But We do protea sbs
poiey Of Ii. Union party much les: ssn.H,sy to
defeat and that too, while the enemy 10 =" s.n formed
by Ii: rear guard Of tn. Unlen party Maryland On ". N:
1<h inss secret ooncavs Of doubtful 10 desert to ,hs
s.ns 90 :: oh: :S 81 tn: p'S%1
Baltimore for the purpose Of organising 70 '''''
the UucoodihOnl Unicni,, to b. pe.sut notice
tho nsms. Of g. e Msf,, Of Cecil Robert rorisr OF
nson' GsC5s. yioIs Of k w. Ciissid Of so~s. g.
sbI,1oI OF P.aspiot Everett smith Of WoTc,;sr and
- henry, h, If presumption in such men TO ssmPste
esn,1el the policy the Union party and TO dsis.. those
VINO 90 81 sp1 with Every one Of them has
e 80 weigh, upon the party nom the very Beginning
M they can't do much ham, for they are the lsns
bs hs snd blind Of the party loiisIOs about the ro.r
az DO no, doubt The only result Of ths eouclAv. At Bar
minis was make request of the state Executive Conn
should 20 back the supulcbIes Of the dead for
authority call together their dying souls FOR every one
now in Dixie large portion OF the balance ought to be
Its authority expired two years ago. VI oous, no
Unionit Will respect iss Call but more Of this here
sf-r
p. ST. see the papers have not got the right end
of the Belger Court Martial. Let me just say TO
you here, that the Court Of which the following
officers are members, met to-day at Annapolis for
organization ~ vii: Gen. Hitchcock, President;
Gen. Meredith, Gen. Hatch, Gen MOrrell, Col
Wsie, Col Brinton and Major Doul Major WIN.
L. Marshal, Assistant Adjutant-Genersl is the
Judge Advocate. What the charges and specidca-
tions are, were not known up 10 last evening 80
Al 80 nav
may be. COL Belgsr and his host of friends here
are confident Of his being able TO refute them all
triumphantly. His counsel are Winter Davis and
Milton Whitney. W. D. S.
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fAdvertisemsnt'
A ROMANCE OF THE Umpire ClTY.

tn. suspAr DnPAroH
VIII contain IN. op.Sus Cb.psrs Of thrilling Original
Story from Lite 10 this CITY, entitled
THs 5ECRgr DESTROYER,
on. TIM
FoRruSKs OF THE CLsvnLAsDs,
BY CART. WHEELER, U >. A.
Author Of "Rrxssa rHH BLocEADs (Prinsd In the Sun
'CHu Wkp OF FATE" (puUishsd Ia tho Nsw.foIk
Lsdssr), kc., ke.
This Story IL startling record Of the various fortunes and
exciting spsodss In tho lives Of ths msmoen Of nn,
NE and present ssss Of thrilling pictures OF the
and that too often covered over "a tn. ls me-
incidents viii DO recognized BY the inssent reader, VINO
will thus have hey which wa enable hm 20 i'S.e @
roipg int full synop, Of the Story m.y not De an
81. among th leading character. "ho hsars 10 hs Ls
h, bv his uucle aud turned iato the street
snin Tor himself A FuLroS MAsksr BuTchnos hen
nus ia prncely style, instead Of being 10 sigg snt
here be ought to be II justice had her due igh VIZ. o.
literally 10 avoid s~k~Ud sIpesatsi A CLERK WITH
An Easy Cos'clKAcE who 10 la love .nn : psnA.I ,
aud not very ucular a. TO how ne Srs
hi. u.ddnx outht; Yous0 GiRL, who has seen better
days aud who brsvsy msets poverty aud suffering 10 al W
ph..es; A FgAALs NAsPIks. who makes sood USE OF
Ills, Oh. Knows and who does decidedly original
prncifle.; LADr WHO LIyEs IN RETIRED NxsH'
sor,au,. and Ady.n,ue. Of the Nsw.bOy snd ,hs hte
m beInended h.I. will excite tho deepest interest 10
sbe MUD the rosd-t They arc both noble chAiactes
whose ufortuns, isy well excite ou symPsthy and ia
tnuphs aud soccese. evofy noos ana hoa
~
and their confederate. IN crime arc 90 vvoy poauvea
.~av. a-tins preston o. the mind Inc history OF lne
Rcb Mofc.ut sod h. Fa.hipnaD- Wife cannot fs to ar
attention wherever At resa ana We hsIaa uoHis ~
that lhis portion Of the revelation WI" be pretty sure
10 nattsT fashiobaOie crci1 IN ~blh mo pm
CA al o. ofs ous been Recognized leaders ihs Pp~e
fui orruAl 5sory written expressly Tor TIC suspA
DPlrcH aud submit TO the puohc AZ a. evidence Oh
A. . N storv for those who looh 10 tho Uisftrch Sf
their Sunday TssdDg other onsinsl Novelties VIA ispo
o.v tls great Soy Of Captain o,eeTs la oihsi ~
room foi s onsua aud interesting masters on
Lsns, We shai issue ulp.e 'hes' Of Twelve A' 'A'
"a Lose COLUMNS OF MATTEa.
f.iCa FAVE CENrs
Osycn NO. IL FEASz7osrsr
For saIe by all News-Agsnts
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fAdvertissmsbt
KSAPP's EXTRACT OF ROOTS,

Tn. attention OF Drssc,u, Hssl ke-psn, Private Fam
u,. Roc, Beer nsiof. 10 ca. ed to tho above ptooar
,,ou On. Of the and heshiest beverage. Known
4. ade fsom th With bgt nttls trouble aud a.
trsn. cost, Put % IN bottle. 23c 30c. ~, 50 escn
OF s Ter gallon Itch make ~ IS 30 snd 800 gallon. Of
Beer u .lfeclioa. accompany each bottle G.nersi De
bot, No log Hudson A. Nas fofk sold oy al Nhe.ssAe
Dra ssisgs q the manu- lecturers pTire.
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OFTINH tNV II "@"H '0N' !"
For sale by all Nsws-Assns'
lAivsftise men,.l
LILLE CARTES ID

THE CARTRs BIZ VisIrE offered by Nine.
D.mofe.t Q, No 40 Broadway very bssutiul Those
Of Mr BsTuum Nh. ard Mia Osnera Tom IbHmo Mis'
Minnie " .usD and Commodars Nuu are s.P~eiA y sooa
Ia fact have not yet any that surgas them IA
;he hts.t respect We taxi In commanding hme
D.moess pictures 10 tue di'erni.lus pgoIs'-lS l. u"
patch. 49,. =, -. -.
The coup Csss Dc yste sold or sent post
paid o u Is two Tor 70 eeuts hvs of :" cents
Or 81 per dozen postir.e.
Every Pke,osgh Al0an should eonsin this Interesting
picture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

The BEST BRAID AND EMBROIDERY STAMPS.
An beet P.,tefns g, much lees than the u'as
Prices al u doE-n Stamps for Lsde. aud hii
a,ru, Df.... either braid OF smofodsy half Of each.
e. Bru.hs,, fsds, lnts kc. vi full instfsction = l
livery IrimanI store can mske stamping Pfont"
bic branch OF their sent free OF express charges on
f.ceyt Of the price, Mime pEnoREsr. No AIS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
The North American on Cnpc Race.

tAPk hACK, Thursday, Jaue 4, 81
The steamship North American, iron Quebec for
Liverpool, passed this point ut o'clock on Weunos-
day afternoon. The commercial and news message,
OF Mondays dates were placed ON board, no la,er
having teen received. ~ the line WAS interiered
with on tuesday BY u storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

A WORD IN RrPLY-It will be remembered that
several Of tho orators the recent Peace meeting sces'sd
the Clergy Of prssehns wa, boodshsd and rrpine" In
stead peace In contempt Of the spirit Of the meek and
Lonely Js.u In response TO this public indicsmsa Prof.
Mstson will show why the Northern esry cannot preach
Psses tomorrow evening. q his church In Forty hf'
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
Arrival Of the Northern Light from As
piuwaIl.

The steamship Northern Light, Capt. Tinkle-
psugh, from Aspinwsil May u, at Up. m., with
passengers aud treasure 10 ID. Is. Allen, arrived at
Tai. port yesterday. She was conveyed by the U.
s. rtehner Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

PROBABLE FATAL ATfRAr.-Lats on the after
OF edpo'dAy. s~o youths IN psf,ai state OF stsI
ton got into quarrel the Of Lormer snd
With-T. streets Brooklyn T. ID, when one aged 10 shos
oth.r aged u.s. with poi. odns 20 bach'not In hi'
Obesr Mitchell arrested tho lad whosc name
Thom,. Hobb-y sd tho wounded youth t.Aea to lis
by H.. pDy.ian ~ntvTtains hspe shaI ae
ma ErCo
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IAdVsri.snsnt
ErIINnI nGY; or The Natural History OF

Il
Man now .tt.ctinx aitsnuoB with what DO de-
ysopsd eOuc-IEpa different ustions races ana npes OF
IN iii h, xi,.n i'm tho pnHsNoLO0cAL JOURNAL
Juue Number, 10 cents Now Volume Ia July. tl 80 ysAT
FosLEE WELLs Ne. y8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

TuE CAsr OF EIFTLAsD.-Ihs case OF sidney
Kirkland wLo recently arrested by the In
thi. eity before City Judge MeCsnn yesterday, on
return 10 Wit Of h,be.s corpus u.d BY him several dsys
ago Col Eur.n, Aeing Assistant Provo'!-Msf'hsl. made
III. rs,afu II ssts forth ths, Kirkland has been for many
,.sfs ps rssdsnt and oirsn OF "a. State Of Alabama
which State 10 10 armed rebellion ss.inst tho United
sst,s hs len the said State recently. and without
mission efosd the nes Of tie United Ses and cam.
10 his ely where be assumed fs. usme ana ensssed IN
communication With persons who we're carrying on illicit
cation with the Rsbes that lie arrested upon
charge Of being R.bsI spy tbs. Il 10 the da'J Of the
Provost Nshs TO hold him for Trial by the military suhor
ties spy. and that he 10 spy. he should be held
prisoner Of var, subject to the said military authorities
Tho traverse (isned and to by Ksndl dere. the
principal allegations 10 the reiurn save he does mt know
why Ls d,taned declares that there proof
doing wrong speaking wrong insudiuG hs part
that hs sspsa from Louisiana to avoid tho oohscrp thai
be also desired his parents who oi. sod
i've in s.ybooi Conn before bey die aud h. dee led to
take tho oath Of aesisnce b-esuss be had s family Ia
A.bama snd would he oh the oath lose bis pTop.,
thu, kis family ~ithou, support. vel eodaBs-
,h, safety and pefhsp. their lives na'much The, aided
hi. duu..to thu Govsrnm-n, na loyal ciliIn.
Philip b. Marsh who arrested kifilsni mste' Al affidavit
In which he the VI tn. Arios aud o.
tity Of linen sewing st linen hsndssch.f. and quantity
q other nucos found IA h' possession Ih-r soOd'
Kusnd .sd he going tst- 10 hi. ficnd. la Conu.c
Tn. further heading Of tn. VS.. Get down for ,hi.
morning at 10 &c och when tho points, condemned fol
lows. viii be presented for the respondent Col Nu.snt
Inc mrs, four point. r. clio N. fact uf ts -ne. Of N.
Rebellion; refer to the acts Of Congress ard cain h.
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pafmsoB, 10 uaveed under an ssun.d name bs refuses
take III. oath OF allegiance hs rfuses 70 submit
ip.top .,sn at tho dii Of the JsJse An l- ma.ri.
In t.isih v
.ud n, we'd b, he admission lie h. uo,ln. tL.t
vii ,nt L. HIM 10 his lie mus, be held un..s n
4 20 DO mined that person can e IN di.su.. fIoa
the Rebel ssss steal thIoush tho line. II my refuse
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