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, 1863-03-28

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, 1863-03-28

PHILADELPHIA 1rta Month. 1:u, Day. 1a6-.
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, 1863-03-28

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, 1863-03-28
THE CURATIVE

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
The Elections Tuesday.

Elections were held in New York and
Massachusetts on Tuesday last, and the re-
suit is most satisfactory. The telegram tc
the city press Tuesday night said New York
had gone Union by 10000 majority. The
city gives 10000 democratic majority
against 10000 last year. The notorious
Judge McCunn is reelected by the rioters
and blacklegs of that metropolis.
Gov. Andrew is reelected in the grand
old Bay State by over 10000 majority. In
10 representatives elected to the Legislature
only II are copperish We shall give prob
ably give later news from these state cleo
tons in postscript.
Meager returns from New JERSEY show
large Union gains over the governor vote of
last year, and indicate that the state will be
under healthy rule for the coming year.
There will probably he republican assembly
men enough to keep governor Parker in the
right track. Wisconsin gave good report
of herself yesterday showing that her heart
was steadfesty fixed upon the Union and
that she would have nothing to do with cop
perheads and traitors. The republican cam
didate for governor is elected by about fifteen
thousand majority.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
Consistency-Conreyance Of packages to
.S0idierS-.M7Hia Bill.

MONTPELIER, Nov. 3, 1868
To the Editor Of the Caledoniaa: All
idea of an unusually brief stop in town this
fall vanished several days ago, for with the
hearing before the committee of the Essex
County railroad project, which is good for all
this week, and matters, military and educa-
tional, think | am safe in prophesving, that
ten days hence will iind us ploIding on, with
a session of nearly six weeks. 1t is amusing
to observe how high regard for appear
ances many have; desire for another short
vacation possessing several, and following the
lead of the senate, an adjournment fiom Fri
day evening till Monday was attempted
The yeas and nays being demanded. quite a
number of those most anxious to 90 home,
knowing that their respective votes would
be printed in the journal of the House,
copy of which is sent yearly to each town
clerk office, and hence accessible to constit-
uents-with a shrewd regard for the future
and wholesome dread of the stigma "year-
ling voted no, and then with unusually &C
CELEBRATED steps, were just in time for the
cars! The negative votes were in the major
ty, but the negative voters decidedly in the
minority, the next morning. Result: with
only the faithful few remaining-several less
than accommodating was accomplished
Saturday or Monday morning.
l noticed in last weeks issue, that, in
speaking Of the passage, by the House, Of
the bill granting state pay to drafted men
and substitutes, that l neglected to mention
that it was amended by striking out the words
" and substitutes from the title.
Other. subjects have been presented for
among the more important of
which is one of interest to those having
friends in the army, resolution instructing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
Paper Going up Again.

We have the extreme felicity of announc-
ing that the prices for printing and letter
paper which were so popular last winter are
returning again this fall During the sum-
mer printing paper declined to the very
moderate price Of II cents a pound. which
is only about 33 per cent higher than it had
been for five years previous to last season,
but now it is up again to IS cents or double
its former price aid letter paper is still
higher. We paid s. for an ordinary article
last week. If any one can tell us Of any other
class of mechanics or manufacturers, except
printers and publishers, who are expected
to do work at the old prices when stock is
doubled in price and the expense of living is
nearly if not quite doubled, we would be
glad to hear of them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
Casualties in Vermont Cavalry.
AT BRANDY STATION, Va, OCTOBER II

AT BRANDY STATION, Va, OCTOBER IL.
KiHed-Sergt. Jason A. Stone, CO. +.
ITounded-Sergt. Dln!. F.Walker,in knee,
Privates Stephen L. Buxton. n>le, Ira {.
Monroe, side, co. B.; Hosea B. Nash, L, side
slightly.
Mssing--Capts VIM. NJ Beeman, co B,
Chas. A. adams, II ID Lieut.. Horace A.
Hyde, Corp. Hiram B. Johnson, Privaies Ly-
man c. Wright. Geo. ]. Hull. Albert Bar
rows. Joseph Pocket, Oliver Green. co. b.
Sergt. Samuel 2. Bailey. Corps f gar Clair,
Stephen Corey, Privates Frank j. W. Bald
win, John Cautell, Joseph Collect. Anthony
P. Clair, Scion d. Davis, Don Carlos Davis,
Geo. A. Rogers, John &. Smith. Fra'k Suey,
James Cowley, co. H; Serst. Aaron NJ.
Crane, CO. |; Priva;es Sanford H. Marshall,
Samuel l.. Hale, CO. l.; Charles ST. Michael.
Henry Beard, Co. NJ OF those missing many
are no doubt wounded.
AT AUCKLAND Mills. Va. OCTOBER 10
lVouadel-Priva,e Dennis G. L.ahy. in
boulder, slightly, Co. C; Sergt. Horace lie;
shoulder, severely, but not dangerously. ID +,
Capt. Frank Ray, G, slightly bruised in leg
by fail of his horse shot under him.
Missing Corps. Hrnry j. Hicks, Alexand-
er Bio. CO. VI.
The loss in killed and wounded horses was
in much larger proportion than usual.
+. b. SAWYER, Col lst Vt Cav.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

our Senators and Representatives to Con-
gress to exert their influence for the passage
of law for the transmission of packages to
soldiers at the same rates as books.
The act providing for more expeditions
plan for changes of names, to which l refer
red in my last, has returned from the Senate
"passed in concurrence and has become a
law. l might mention as a matter of local
interest to your readers, that an act incorpo-
rating the St. Johnsbury Center cemetery
association has also passed one branch. The
bill that was introduced agreeably to the
suggestion in the Governors message, pro-
viding fer soldiers voting, is reported by the
committee as unconstitutional and rests for
the present. but will be further attended to
before adjournment.
The Senate passed an act allowing the
town of Woodstock to raise money to build
their proposed railroad with. Senator En-
glesby. being necessarily absent at the time,
yet deeming it his duty, subsequently enter
ed his protest, which judge to be worthy Of
careful consideration, and as containing sew
eral strong points, for instance, his fifth rea-
son, that it compels large number of small
property holders to become stockholders
against their will, &C., and others which |
need not mention here
DIR. Powers has made his appearance, as
was expected, with his annual claim against
the State, and he will have an opror,u-
nifty to come again another year. But now.
skedaddle,S and deserters. take warning
A bill has been introduced by a gentleman
representing one of the frontier towns, pro-
viding that a wife may be divorced from
her husband if he deserts from the army
Although rather novel at first yet it gains
popularity and it would not be strange if il
should become law. The military bill is
engrossng the attention of the House now
1t is substantially an act in amendment of
the one lassed last year. have heard it re-
marked to-day that tie Senate. no,wi,hstand-
ing their action of last week, will in a Clav or
two have military bill of their own present
ed for consideration. The bill drafted nv
Gen. Washburn and introduced by Mr.
Deane, to the House, has net Yet been re-
ported. The passage of some sort of mil
tia law seems to be insisted upon this year
and it is to b. hoped. and doubtless. some
thing will be adopted, more efficient than
the act Of last year.
During the week the Governor has issued
his proclamation foi tn quota "f Vermont
and the ACj't Ger. has apporlioned and mott
fled each town of lis respective quota.
kAPPA.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

disconnected in the least, said, " Well, We are
all ordered in-the Yankees are in force Just
over yonder, and advancing" The reserve
Of this picket was in sight, and seeing the
lieutenant in command advancing, the order
ly retired, and upon meeting Major Cook told
him what had occurred. They leisurely
walked away, and it was not until they had
got out Of the sight Of the picket that they
deemed it prudent to run their horses. The
same orderly was captured at Culpepper, but
made the rebels believe that he was one Of
them," and escaped.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
OUR QUOTA OF THE 800, 900.

We give upon our first page Gov. Smiths
proclamation urging the duty of Vermonters
to respond to the Presidents call for 100000
more troops. From that it will be seen that
the states apportionment under the present
call, and the deficiency under the former
draft, amounts to 5,253. Below we give the
quotas for these three northern counties.
The first column states the number OF
men to he raised by each town, as its pro-
portion of 100000 men, called for by the
President, to serve in the several regiments
and detached companies now in the field
from this State. In assessing this quota,
each town has been charged with its pro-
portion according to its number Of men
enrolled in the first class, Of the whole
number assessed upon the State, as the quo
ia of the State of 100000 men required by
the Presidents Proclamation, and has been
credited with any surplus of men furnish
ed by such town, above all quotas hereto
fore assessed, including the quota of suchtown
under the draft; and the quota assessed
and stated in this order is the number to be
raised by such town to serve in the old regi-
ments, after charging the town with its due
proportion of the whole number to be raised
in the State, and deducting therefrom the
surplus, if any, previously furnished by such
town.
The second column states the deficiency
of each town under the United States draft,
and is the number of men to be raised by
town for the purpose of filling the new regi-
ments and battery heretofore ordered by
General Order No. ., dated August 3, 1868.
In assessing this quota, each town has been
charged with its proportion, according to its
number of men enrolled in the first class, of
the whole number heretofore assessed upon
the State, to be raised by draft, and has been
credited with the aggregate of the men
drafted from such town, who entered the ser
vice, procured substitutes, or paid commute
ton. This quota will be reduced by any num-
Der of men, who have been held to service
under the draft, since the date of the returns
of the several Provost Marshals. upon which
the deficiency as herein shown, was compu-
ted.
The third column states the aggregate of
both quotas assessed upon each town, and
is the whole number to be furnished BY such
town tor filling the old regiments and com
pleting the new regiments and battery, which
the State is now raising.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

The following superintendent for recruit
ing have been appointed in these three
countless
CALEDONIA Co.-Dr. G. B. Billiard for the
towns of Barnet, Danville, Groton, Kirby.
Peacham, Ryegate, St. Johnsbury and Water
ford. Station at st. Johnsbury.
Dr.. ID. y. Trull for the towns of Burke,
Hard"ick, Lyndon, Newark, Sheffield, Sutton,
Walden, Wheelock, and Goshen, Gore
Station at Lyndon.
ORLEANS Colt. Col. WV. Grout, Bar
tor, Tor the towns Of Barton, Bloomington.
Charleston, Derby, Glover, Greensboro. Hol-
land, Morgan, Salem and Westmore.
Rev. Fiiny H. White, Coventry, for the
towns of Albany, Coventry, Crahsbury, Iras-
burg Jay, Lowell, Newport,fTroy, and West
field.
Essen co.,. w. Davis, Island Pond, for
the whole county.
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l Z C. L | 0 \
1 BLE-BODIED MEN
VI 4 NTED.
TO FILL OLD REGIMENTS

The subscriber is authorized 10 rccrni, men Il
hi old regiments, for which the following houn-y
Will be paid: To every accepted veteran volun.
teer one month pay IN advance. and bounty
aud premium amounting Il SiU2 Will be maid AZ
follows; al the general rendezvous =, Bra;.l.bnro
and before leaving the state Ia Join his regimen,
or company. one months paw Sl3. first install
nicht OF bounty, $50, premium ~ Total nav
before leaving general rendezvous. ~. Tho
balance of the Si02 will be paid by installments
at the several next pay days until tie whole
amount Is paid. Also In all accepted recruits no,
veterans. enc month paw in advance and J., 7d
dltlon bounty and premium annGnling To- ,,;3p
viii be pald as follows: SO before ;,3vIn5 -,c
general endezvOuS, and the balance tx install
mentS al the next regular pay DAYS If u. Gov
ernment shall not require these troops for the
'ull period q: three years, and they shall; be hon
oIabiy mustered out VI the service before the ey-
plratlon OF their term OF enlist uert they shall
receive the whole amount of bounty remaining
unpaid. The legal heirs of recruit, who die in
service shall be entitled % receive the wbolr
bounty remaining unpaid at the time the SOL
dler ; death If continued in service for three
wears the pay and bounty received Will % IT the
following rates: For veteran volunteers prr
month. 81. Other snliiers. not vct.rar<. XII
80. If discharged AZ the end Of two wears. the
pay and bounty will be frE veteran volunteer,
per month S2g 20. Other soldiers not veterans
50 30. If honorably mustered out in less than
two years, not being required. the monthly rate
of compensation wi! become increased as the
term of service diminishcs H. addition TO this
he is furnished with his provision, clothing, and
medical attendance. and is paid in cash for such
part Of his allowance Of ciothi..g a ne does not
draw, DAVID >IISBY.
Recruiting Officer.
Passumpsic. Nov 4, 1853 ma.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

A BIG THING,-They have new organ
at Music Hall, Boston, which was inaugu-
rated" Monday evening. This instrument
is the biggest and hes; thing of the kind in
America, if not in the world. 1t was built
in Wurtemburg, and consumed over six and
half years in making. 1t stands "a feet
deep, 4S feet wide, and 60 feet high. 1t has
SO stops and 5,474 pipes. The Boston Jour
nal has two columns of fine type in the &C
count of its Inauguration. A half a dozen
professors presided at the organ, mot all
at time) at its exhibition Monday evening"
and they had big thing all round.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
STATE OF VERMONT.
ESsev DiSfriS- g.

me Probate Court for the district OF Essex To all per-
> interested In the estate .. DR. John Dewey, late of
Aaia>tone III said district. deceased. iesaie-
Mary & Dewey. last will and testament
% i DECEASED Represents the y her ltirinu ia
NLils mat said deceased At The tiue his death a
seized ard possessed real e>ale within the Ss,. -
ti"It ana she further represents that il would he
III 10 inpse Interested t have all OF said real estate
sold and prays the court grant her license @ M aiS
real estate y" aa-1
nne SAID Application VIII De heard and decided ty the
court AZ the PROBATE ONCE in LunenbDrr IN sii
On ne th das "i November, ID. lSS You are hcrelr
i.el 10 APPEAR oeIfe said court al the time aad place
Aforesaid and object, you cause l. Crantnr SsiJ T.
o'"I'4-4- >Aiu IL
pLed L1nen6nrs in said district this si day Of No
'einoeFr A D. lco3. Attest.
F'S JONAH BROOKS, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

BEECHER IN LIvERPooL.-Henry Ward
Beecher spoke TO an audience Of 5000 in
Liverpool on American affairs. He was
repeatedly interrupted by Kisses and out
cries from the secession sympathisers, but
Beecher is rlucky, and ne did not attempt to
beard the l,n in his den without first count
ing the cost. His persistence carried him
through very good speech which is report
ed verbatim in the English journals, and re-
printed in the Independent last week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

DEATH OF GEN. BLENKER. -BTigadier Gen
Louis Blenker died at New Jersey last Satur-
day. Gen. Blenker was native of Bavaria
When the rebellion broke out he raised the
n. Y. 9Th regiment which he commanded till
promoted to hrigadierShir. His men, which
were many of them Germans. got bad
name, mostly or acc unit OF their vandalism
He was relieved of command more than a
year ago, and Gen. Sigel succeeded him.
His age was 50.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

The Flora Temple that died at Belfast was
not the Flora Temple of worldwide fame,
but one of lesser notoriety.
a sure preventive for hydrophobia-kill
the dog before he bites anybody.
The good news is told that by the Goth
inst, passengers can 90 through from New
York to Washington without change of cars.
Better late than never.
Miss Kate Chase, daughter of the United
States Secretary of the Treasury, will be
married to Hon. William Sprague, Rhode
Island United States Senator, on Thursday,
the 18th of November. 1t it said that the
Senator will give Kate as bridal present
the trotting mare California Damsel, for
which he paid $4,000.
Nothing new from Messrs Meade and
Lee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
STAEE OF VERMONT.
Essex District s..

me f"oai mt for the district II Essex 10 all per
SIS interested IA iheestate oi JOAN = CLARK late o. Ir-
he-ii iTE. ia SAID district. deceased i--.>-,ra
''cns-" + FrcI,L administrator 90, rh,. e,a-. If ssiB
u -e >eliiS L. aid that personal
: S'i' lh i2N Ia" 1T eiS and irrn,r
a. ''ial IEe 'th>ei Al The time has death owned
-. 'at' - III THIS slate and pryS Ihe CuaGf 10
Eii.4l h;il iicei!>c - sell all Sad real estate
me >il application vii e heard ami lie, De-. ar Ia.
~ tie fTO' ate otiCe. l-un-1hur. in sid district
"a. N uaE v' November. A lSS Nou are hrr-f,r
20 appear il re said court tx time aud place
license. " 49, 7--'"'i - >Ai1
le[3 80, - % ->'''"I"N4' a ~
h-'S JONAH BROOKS JUDGE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

the laws of human development; Treasure
trove; Matter and spirit; Extraterr;tOriaiity
in China; Reason. Rhyme. and Rhymth;
The lions of Scotland; We two; Patriotism
and Provincialsm: Literary notices; Ed
tors table.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
- tate OF VERMoN

~ f>>iA NN' MY -
The Pr'taie Court Tor the district 4 ktX- T. Al per
SOILS lncT,>it IA the estate 81 STah & BUChmam
ui Lem E-i'n. SAID distract deceased. if>, ale
r p RlCh;ia'i- administrator ale r.srt>t AZ
10 The clrt - E> petition HAT The tTal III
sllcili - The Just tirI- a:la exercises adj
ni>iraion and thai IL wOul L. ,,cCtiNe the inter
e>3 oi those interested m said estate L. hENe al the rsA
sale Id afli lrAE> ihe cD-i q grant I'm lorrSe 70
sell al 81 he real estate iha; said deceased rdi sliced
and Possessed.
The >ai! alpcai n viii he heard AMI decided ay re
court II The PT'iaie Oscr IN gl,iUr-. A. >lrir
IN the -'si DAY Il November. ID l>5 You ar teae-
" uicn iA 1picar lsiuTe >ali C.ul the Ard
i3.e sir>aid AMI otjeci Hou cause L. sraiiu.
81 licc'.>r-
Dated At iiae'irs in said district. This "a ay ii Mo-
veini--T. A ID l>lB.
Attest.
..-.3 JONAH BROOK Jude
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

JOB PRINTING. Every kind of print
ing is promptly executed at this Office, in
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are of
the first order; good wsrkmen are EN-.
piOyed, and 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, 1863-11-06

Maj. Gen. Butler has been assigned to the
command of the Department of Virginia and
North Carolina Gen. Foster's) This change
is believed to indicate disposition to prose-
cute the war with renewed vigor in that es-
pecial section.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
L A r NJ < S Il OC X
AT AUCTION,

The subscriber on account of ill-ho alth will sell
al public auction
IN WEDNESDAY. NOV Is
At 10 . clock A N, the following property, viz
The Farm. which ne now resides situated
in the north part Of Peasham. Saia farm contains
loo acres of excellent land. all in 4 coed state nf
cultivation, with an eNcelen; su.as and apple Of
ch1rd. The buildings are in 4 good comfort al, e
state of repair |, i good dairy or sheep farm
Also at the same time and place the following
property:
10 good cows. l-year old bull. Q coSSat sheep,
wear old mare. i-ycar old Morrill, colt. !
2-year old colt. >hntes, - or 81 tons Of hav.
LOT of straw, 200 bushels Of oats. ~ bushels of
" heat. loo bushels of potatoes, 80 sap buckets.
| sugar pan. holders, | OK cart. single wagon.
lumber wagon. single sleigh. / single sled.
2-hor>e sled. OK sled. 2-horSc Woods NOV
irg machine. pillow chains and harrow. 81
ver-pia,'d harness, ) harne>>tS dairy utensils.
and other articles too numerous To mention
Trims For all sum- oy5r 81. six months
credl: with good security.
D. < = I. HJED.
Iyia H. Moore is,,siyv..r.
feaCham. Nov 1. 1863 7l..@s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
- I \ / + OF We 4, Mt,
~ Ca,es;oI,ia District -

IL Probate Court. huea al tie Probate a To- IL 81
Jvnn>huTN- ga the eSih s.av 81 October. 4 n l~Ss
WHIT buCiiai Al adniT liz, t>la;r ui s-eW Blu
oafan. ale II Rvccaie IL sli dSiri, iecaSs makes
qAcAii" L. said Sour ior !i>enCe x N.}r -.
ne Teal S>iait " said eS>- .igteiIiIs that sale
= "a TEA ,>ie Er"u.i ~ c-.cial 10 tie heirs a.!g an
Interested la said estate IL the lrlo>e cIv,r-,-
Ia SAME tio i'N anu >ail administrator ha- pIO-
dni c.sri lac cin>eit AID ag hsi..i m Ur.tl,c :.
Al lie i--> lo ,1il estate Residing Ihis State L. The
granting - sai license
whcIcllon ordered iv said court that sad agla-
uun L. r,lr-rr-i 4 it -!~ LIN - NNr,lltT. u l-ls
a. The PROBATE oiale- IN 81 Joi>JlE hearing
decision thereon AL il : further ordered Iia- all pr
>'-> Interested iE ncllrd hcIvui II the publication q,
uali,c 81; iA> Application 4ud order There "a. 1lI-
>ii'cv>>N"st al IA'I ai,.,ia. printed Ist-l>u-v
nel,-r >a, lime 81 hearing that irx max appear al eaid
Time a1 place. slla i iry cAg>, ut Iilrrslu-
b. The N,-gTI-Aff->G
sl1S A>A l. FRENCH. JUICE.
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Richmond papers of the 3lst say that Fort
Sumter has been subjected to a tremendous
bombardment, no less than ,2l5 shells and
solid shot having been hurled against it from
sunset on the 2Sth to the same hour on the
29th. The rebels reply slowly from their bat
teries, but Gen. Gilmore pays no attention
to them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

political effect in that State, Provost Marshal
General Frye says:
The President has ordered every citizen
who has paid the $500 Communication shall
receive the same credit therefor as if he had
furnished a substitute, and is exonerated
from military service for the time for which
he was drafted, to wit for three years.