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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-26

In 81. Johnshury, Fcb. l9. by Rev. l. o. Bras
tow. Lamber. II. Aver, of St J., and Marian 6.
Sanborn, OF Concord.
At East g. Iohnsbury, Aug. 81, Horace Il
Judevine and Emily :. Merchant. Jan !, Ma
thaniel olcott- Of Lunenburg and Scphronia
SpauldinS, Of Lowell, Mass
In Chelsea. Mass Feb II, by Rev. A. p Ma
son. ID. d., Geo. p Pope, of Cal, and Helen j.
Narney, of No. Danyilie.
In N.Aark. Feb, Is. By Rev. ID. s Dexter
James Wire and Mrs Abba s. Burns Also.
Charles I. GRAY. and Mary l. circuit, all of N
In Craftsbury, Jan. ., A. B. Powers and c. r.
Marcy
In Glover, Jan so, Loren J. Flood, Of the 9Th
Reg and Jennie f Wilson, If Lawrence, Mass
Also, Feb :. William $. Jameson and Isabella
4. Mcdowell. Of Sheffield. Also. William J
Ne.S III # Sheffield. and Fanny u. Wood of G.
In lrasbury Feb. IL. solomon W. Eaton. o
lrasburg, Ana Anna D. X innev, Of Danvine
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-26
National Republican Convention.

The Republican National Committee met
at Washington Monday, and agreed to hold
the Union National Convention at Baltimore
on Tuesday, the 7th day of June next
Each State having representative in Con-
gress will be entitled to as many delegates
as shall be equal to twice the number of
electors such State is entitled in the Elec.
toral College of the United States. A reso-
luton was adopted inviting the Territories
and the District Of Columbia to send dele
gates, subject to the determination of the
convention Of their right to vote.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-26
The Ninth Vermont.

A letter of Lieut.. Peck's to his famll,
gives some additional information in regard
to the conduct of the Ninth in the late &C
ton.
I'VE fought the enemy Tuesday and the
same night marched % miles, next morning
Law in the trenches, where We stayed two
DAYS and nights, came here Newport Bar
racks) day before yesterday, fell back SAME
night, last night came back again. The boy:
lost everything except what they had on
Lieut.. Bottom was wounded in the early part
of the action, leaving the command of the
company to me. | lost from my company one
man killed, two or three wounded and sever
al taken prisoners, total l killed and j mis-
sing. We buried our boy who
was shot this morning. His name was Peter
Osier-a fine looking little fellow only Is
years old, and new recruit He died fight
ing bravely. was very near him when he
fell. The rebels stripped him of every thing
but his shirt and drawers, | found him on
orr return to this place. DIR. Car
penter was with US through it all. Quarter
master SAWYER too. The Quarttrm4ster has
been detailed again on Gen. Wistar'S staff
Our recruits fought well The first day they
got their guns they had to use them. As a
general thing they are fine Set OF men.
LIST OF CASUALTIES AT NEWPORT BARRACKS
KiIed-Sert. VIM. Piper, ID. Wealhers
field; Privates Joseph Osier. c, Monkton
Nathan c. Smith, d, -; Nathan Riiey,G
Randolph.
H'0umded. Lit. James f. Bolton. c, Mid
dlebury in shoulder, severely; Prlvates Ma
than DeForse, b, Shrewsbury, leg; VIM. L,
Smith, Il, Poutnev. head; Peter Osier. c.
Monkton, captured Chas. Van Steinhurg
C, Monkton: Tho. Garry. ID, Weathersheid
arm; Guy b. Walker, u, Rockingham VIM
Melcher. F. --, leg, missing; Alfred Iatro
+. Charlotte Stephen Burroughs. H. hand
Tho. F.. Marcy. X. Brattleboro, hand Chas
II. Stoddard, X, Dover, hip.
.Msxiag-L,. VIM. c. Holman, G. Bran
tree; Corp y. H. Blake. + Milton: Privates
Richard Cloush, A, Norwich OF. Davis, A
Cambridge; Geo. ". Lond, A. Bennington
NJ. {. Smith. \. Rockingham; Franklin
CasweIl. B,St. Johnsbury; Henry W.Fleteh.
er. b, Mount sHolly; John Grant, B, West
Haven Franklin Davis, b, Clarendoni Wm
B. jerks, B, Manchester: Tho. Ripley, b
Shrewsbury Tho. Ruid. B. -; Davic
Welies. b. Clarendon; Phillip Duphiney. ID
Reading F.GrisSold, D.: Z. G.Browns
vile, u, -; Z. Morrison ID, -; q. z
Persons, d, Brockfeld; \. d. Whitley. d
Tunbridge; Chas. Brewer, F. -; John X
Clark. +. SALISBURY Olcutt NJ. Bacon. &
-; Milo Tucker, &. Stratiord E; Lewis Ray
mon, g. Braintree; 5. NJ. Reynolds, H.
Henry p. Chase. H. -; y. \. Cole. H
Hydepark J. ID. Finnegan, II. Fairfield
Chas. +. Freeman. II, Wolcott L. W. Ha-
vens, IL, Stowe; H-nIy Jackson, Ii, North
Hero; Patrick McGorem. ii. -; Tho. II
Petit. II, North Hero; b. NJ. Smith, IL
Lowell; Jason Noshburg, II, Alburgh
franklin Orwell. |, Mortified Jos. BOWMAN
|, Washington W. c. Beede, |, Washing
ton ; Henry Cobb, l. Washington C.. S
George, l, Corin;h; Peter Barton, c, Yer.
gennes; Herman Phelps. H..
Total killed 1, wounded II, missing IL
90.
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Caledonia's Record.

Through the courtesy of Surgeon c. P.
Frost we have received a statement showing
the number of men required Of each town
in the second district under the order of the
President of the United States, dated Feb. l,
1864, to draft 100000 men on the 10th day
of March, 1864. 1t also shows the number
of men furnished by enlistment and draft up
to Jan. 81, 1864. Below We give Caledonia
County complete, by which it will be seen
that all towns save Newark and Goshen Gore
are ahead of all demands by the government
I'D to the present time:
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STATE OF VERMONT.

s.
The Probate Court for the district Of Essex 10 al per-
SONS interested In the estate Of willard Reed late .;
Sonoolo IN said district. deceased teStaie-
JACOB Evans, administrator and Phebe Reed admins
uauS u The estate Of said deceased represents the
Sorl D Their Petition l. writing that The personal
= suiciet 10 pay the Just debts OF the deceased and
me expenses OF settlement. and that the said deceased,
al The time OF his death seized and possessed of rel
estate situated ia Concord and ictoIy district ana
pFats The court 10 grant hun license 10 sell an OF sas
Tea. estate. except the widows right Of hoae siesS
The said application viii I've heard and decided hr Sas,
court al the Probate Office. in LuneIburg in said trr,
on the liih day Of March, A ID. lSsi Y,u are ~ ~.
nouhedio apar before said court Al tie time and nsc
and give bond cono ned 10 pay the debts an
OF settlement IN such sum and within such rina - -
court sha direct you would redeem SAID es,.ta s
sale as aforesaid, or Object You see cause 10 th
OF said license. " tiie & ALA ils
Dated al Lunenburg, tbs ed cav Of February. A. ID
s1-sS JoS.HRpnors ,us,.
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Another Ocean Steamer Lost.
The Bohemian Wrecked near Portland.
NINETEEN LIVES LOST

The steamship Bohemian, Capt. Poland,
from Liverpool, while nearing Portland Mon
day night, struck on rock four miles out
side of Cape Elizabeth, about 9 o'clock, and
sank in four fa,homs water. The officers
and crew were all saved, IS well as the 10
cabin passengers, but of the 1919 steerage
passengers, IS are reported missing. The
vessel had cargo of silks and other valua-
bic goods, mostly on Canadian and provinei-
al account, valued at one million dollars, part
OF which will probably he saved The mails
were saved. The Bohemian was built IL
1857, and in The British register was rated
A No. l. The night was clear, the Cape
light in full view, and no explanation is given
Of the cause of The accident.
A telegram from Portland, Tuesday night,
says that eighteen Of the Bohemian's passen-
gers are known 10 be lost, and twenty-six
others were missing. During Tuesday after
noon and evening 53 of the mail bags were
obtained from the decks of the vessel. The
citizens of Portland have raised money for
the sufferers and contributed clothing, and
the steamship company will at once send the
passengers to their places of destination.
WHISkEY.-The whiskey dealers have
brought or bought The House over TO their
side at last, as well as the Senate; and both
branches have voted not TO tax the stock Of
whiskey now on hand, and this notsithsiand-
ing the assertion that il would put Ten mil
hon dollars into the treasury, and the alb
sence of If will rot save that amount TO the
people, but put it directly into the pockets Of
the whiskey spectators. A few days ago il
was decided that government cannot afford to
DO justice 10 the negro soldiers and make up
TO them their back pay at the rate paid 10
white soldiers, because Of the great demand
it would make on the treasury say $500
900. Does the fact that the whlskey dealers
Can command votes, and the negroes not,
explain the favor to the one and the injustice
10 the other ?-SpriRgfeld Republican.
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WOODSTOCK. Feb. 10 1864

! 1he State, by her prompt and energetic
action, aided by the re-enlistment of her pat
riotic soldiers in the field, has gained credit
of t~o thousand and Twenty-Five men, over all
calls made to the present time.
| This will be increased by the re-enlistmen,
of troops from this State in the Department,
of the Gulf-the Muster-in- Rolls of which
have not yet been received,-to the number
probably, of 500 men.
But, as the construction given by the Pro.
vost Marshal General to the recent call of the
! President for 100000 volunteers Weld nc
men to the Government, and shows, that the
purpose of the call was only to equalize States
another call may soon be expected and prob
ably for 100000 men.
This is stated distinctly by the Provost
Marshal General, in his telegram of Feb. II
recently published in Circular from this OF
lice, in which he says,-"Another call mav
howerer,be made at any moment, and it ,couio
be exceedingly "un,cise in any locality t.
cease its efforts to raise counters, especial.
achite government bounties last and again
IN his telegram Of Feb. Is, published in the
same Circular, in which he says,-"AH town.
should raise men to meet an additional" call
arh1ch may be at any moment"
If the State of Vermont shall compete
the raising of the 18th Reg't, for which abou,
four hundred men are now required, and
which will add, when completed, not less than
eight hundred and thirty men to its surplus
the surplus of the State will thereby be made
TO equal her quota under another call for
$4,000 men, and, when such call is made
no additional men will be required and the
State will be exempted from draft for proba.
oily another year.
The additional number of men required to
: accomplish this result is so small. and the
advantages to be hereby gained are 50 i'm.
portant, that it is to be hoped, that the LIST
of March will find that regiment filled, and
the State in position, where its quota under
another call will be fully answered BY its sur.
plus thus obtained.
The quotas and credits of the several towns
will be computed under the direction of the
Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General
OF this State, aud will be announced, when
received.
ny order Ct the Governor.
PETER T. WASHBURN,
! Adiutant and INSPECTOR Gen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-26

than week the whole of the first edition of
" Heaven our Home" in England was sold,
and within few months sixty successive edi-
tons were called for. The third American
edition has already been printed which is
pretty good evidence of the value attached
to the book. "Meet for Heaven is just is
sued from the press, and We doubt not will
find as ready sale as its counterpart. Both
are for sale in St. Johnsbury by HOWARD.
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Religious Intelligence.

Rev. J. G. Bailey has accepted an invita-.
ton to become the pastor of the Congrega
tional church in Hydepark. He was ordaln.
ed Tuesday, the 23d.
On Thursday, February 10th, Mr.. AFRO A.
Smith, a graduate Of the University of Yer
mont in 1856, and recently resident licen.
tate at Andover, was ordained pastor of the
Congregational churches in Lowell and West
field last week.
Mr.. W. B. Joyslin, graduate of Dart
mouth, and Of Andover Seminary, was or
dained February Sd, as pastor of the Con-
gregational church in Berlin. Sermon by
Rev. w. H. Lord of Montpelier.
The pensioners of Rev. Pliny H. White
made their annual donation visit " on Fri
day, February II, bringing with them year:
stock of fuel, large supplies for the pantry
and about $40 of that which answereth fol
all things.
A few weeks ago, a troop of boys quietly
deposited, from han sled, barrel of houl
and quarter of beef at the door of their
pastor, Rev. Levi Loring of Charleston.
Some of the Pensioners in Lowell Of Rev
A. A. Smith, recently surprised him by a
purse of $50. Others in Westfeld gave him
a twenty-five dollar overcoat and new hat
The new Shawmut Congregational church
in Boston was dedicated last week. Sermon
by Rev. y. Adams, d. D. The cost Of the
house was 100000.
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTIEuEA7
EDWARD A. CAuooN,S ESTATE

Al probate court held l; 81. J0hr>llrs ia -. ..-.-
or The 18th day 81 February A ID 1854
wh-rea>. Ann +. Cslcsn ana t'hs.IeS = -la.a. asa. -
t"rs 81 the last viii ANA testament II Eluar. -
iaie "i iSnaon IL >aG district deceased ,-..- 81. .
uef an account ii Their administrator ans 90
tl,ir account against said estate i.r cNal-ar 4
a[@ance i"r the purpose ~ making la-rirs.r a. -
NiNpiiun - The Residue 81 said estate 1lH,r . .,..
a sad court among the persons who are t.r 81. .
Titled L. tie same
II Is therefore ordered by said court illa- -fe
,.He aiiaer Soi>lGeration AID hc heard ILr P.o
orioe IN \ l"an-lUry the Ian lav al Ma 4 ~
tS4 Ana u Isl iter ordered. illaI ali ,rrsJis .tJ
pe holhtc here'i by publication q a coIlE RE
% ms order IA the GalcGJl.ian printed Al II J.--
three weeks aooeSsrely previous o. said me o
tlAl lheE lh2N appear and contest the allowance q
account II They see cause and alS. ie heard O.
court III The matter Partition and GlsritUill
e>lAie- By The Cu-rr.
Attest, Asa L. FRENCH. .U1-.-
A trne copy Of record
N-s9 Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. Ju5-,.
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Nm JOHNSON. Is AGENT
Farm FOR SALE!

One Of the best Farms in northern Te-2
situated IN the Pa>sumpSic river, Il miles ::
~ flvuriShing village 81 81. Jo,lnSlurv a.
nile from ST Johnsbury Center said farm r.
;ains about l5o acres Of prime land, divided H..
90 acres '3.lagc, % acres i,astGrg, 10 acre LtaE
Woodland well fenced > houses adfd:-.--.
large barns, gralnery and hog house. Good T.
n;n- wafer n both houses and barns III -
farm NIL be sid n = bargain 4 large par
me purchase money can remain on nlort-a-a.
JEFFERSON GUTi.FE.
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SToCK & PRODUCE AT AUCTION

The subscriber viii sell at his place one hal
mile from Lower Waterford.
Ok TIT RsDAY, MARCH To- 1854.
Al 10 O'Clock in The forenoon. the follow
described property;
One yoke Oxen, years old; 5 COWS, IEc
year old heifers with calf, l pair two-yea- o.@
steers, two-year old bull, ) yearlings, > ca..fs-
Is coarse-wool sheep. ten year old mare, foL'-
year cid horse, l one-year I'D colt sho,Js, =
tons hay. D bushels com, $50 bushels oats, lul
bushels potatoes, cart, buggy Wagons, > EaI-
nesses. plows harrows, chains, &c, loi O: lead
ing sap troughs. dairy utensils. Also, a iot If
household furniture
TERMS All sums Of gro or less cash; ever
$40 ) months credit with security
&C. GOSS.
j. IL MooRE. Auctioneer.
Lower Waterford, Feb. %. SIS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-26

HEAVEN Our HOME, AND MEET FOR HEAv-
N.-These are popular works by an anony-
nous English author. The American eai-
lions are published by Roberts Brothers, 143
Washington street, Boston, in neat and at
tractive style. Within space Of little more
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-26

In Probate Court. held Al lie Probate O-l.-
- i>tl. J. al the "a day OF FebrUary 4 d lisa
Mar Aaok. guardian q Heu-y x Mack. a -rt- p ..
IL NJ '-NeG Macs late IL HandN b.. la sad i>-f-
ceased makes AZ i,.ticn L. SAID com .r icr-,S
iht whole = the real estate ~ he Sai Wa-l r,,-
= iai ;le sac ihcreui i0r III purpose ,t f,rr-f-
i'f'0-'l> a SUI >a.c Al Interest l,Nt>fiils 2 -
IL ss,A> 2 Eral ys'aie W''ld l elleI4l sai3 a.,
gher,s'u Il = ordered hy aid .,,-f -aaf 80 az,
lion = r',tr-cd l. the Ian say Z March A ID -
Al tx frtAtc once. IN 81. Jehr>l1urv II f,..l-,-
declsi a Thereon and IL Is further ordered rhar Il
~ Interested ne notified lrTcoi Ia HE pa .,4-f
lv'Vv ~ lnlS all' caiOn and order -lrrr ID r.-
>GIoes>'fr n L. aies iiistl. printed II - John
bcioTr said time 81 hearing that lie ma, ai4- A.
LINE AID place enc, i they CSsy. Ulrtl tirstl
Sss ASAI FHt\,Su -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-26

Rev. John H. Worcester will fll the chair
OF President Torrey of the University of Yer
mont at Burlington, during the spring term.
which begins on Thursday. The latter is
prevented from performing mis- usual labors
by continued illness.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-26
SAVE YOUR MONEY,
AND
SAVE YOUR HFAITE
Ru 11Si.7u Caalav,S EcSar-5o1 r1s.,o

By using Seeley'S Essential Coffee
Th0 most Healthy, The most arliciou-.
And Cheapest Beverage IN the wu-ld
Sold BY JOHNSON al 90 cents per. rozn..
Il Yields the essential excellenees Of Java 4 .
fee. Dandelion and Cocoa
To those Drspeptic. 10 those Nervous, 10 -l.rs
having Liver Difficulties. TO those having hid,
Complaints, 10 all whom ordinary coffee har:s
IT Is INVALUABLE
One pound goes a far as four pounds or ..-.
Coffee; or i i equal 20 pure coffee iin aost =.
cents pound and is healthy This i al ~ a
: ctrtil,d 10y he ablest medicinal authorl:.~s .
NeE York.
Nm JOHNSON, Is AGENT
For these goods f,r Northern Vernon: ana
plies them a, she manufacturers REAL nric,, -
Nm York CITY He wishes 20 rali atte-tio,
these goods especially. Pro Bono P.z5f~o ~
also io tie fact he Publishes paper IL OPP -.
tn The CALEDaNIAS- and expects TO ind f,..-
hy supplying al kinds OF Dry Goods, Grocer,
&c 80 lew as 10 merit IL Cal and get COPY
the opposition Olife of t-adel paper. The II, as
Keepers Manual - First copy Flsts
T. >--lov0 agents wanted Tor the Manual s,
piicantS must bay pound Of coffee or ita- =
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oov: omith, accompanied by Col. Farm.
l: o, MS staff' has gone to the front to
nlsi' the war worn veterans at the "Old
nr'gaoe' Our Governor stands we'll with
the boys, and will be warmly welcomed. ~
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- TATE OF MON

- -''--2l 80.
IN n tate Colrt. holden a. the Pr hale . -.-.
Inns CrS. on TIC sSl sAH 81 FvhrGars. 4 p -
N-ILSilei brCte, guardian II t.4aTlt> Paine.
arA- IN said district fer>an. II akeS ara, co.
|" said Niiii iuT LCll>e l. >eil liIc Nhye inc
tate OF a. - u ward, Representing that LIZ t-
l"i lie i'aTi' -, 80 priiiil- the .-cgve.S 90 - .
ihltiesi oT investing the same in stocks g-e
would e tellv-iCial 10 SAID ward:
AheTenpvn Il = u.d -Tt,i hy =. : CIrf that Sa5 IT,
Gallon 10 referred L ike lsIb ,lay = M@r,h 4 %
Tue liolaie office n ~ JvhaSbu-v ior hearl- D..
>''a 'lri'.. AID Il = further I'd r-ar al. .-
interested be avliiird hereof by I3ubiOali.r 81. - .
tllS illc4i1ol and order thereon. -h-er ayr,a>
slNeA III The IalcdclAI printed II ST JOINS. r,
eall trle - hvAlltl- tAai IheA max ap,,ar IL sd
aild place, and, Il They cause. OF jccf thg-e.u
by The IOEI.-AtTt>i.
E-sg asa 4 Fgv,s,U In .-.
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DR.. Livingstone, the African explorer, is
reported ID have been badly wounded and
perhaps murdered 10y the Africans.
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From the Christian Repository, Montpelier.
A Revival Of Temperance.

The evils of intemperance, in this region,
and in all parts of the State, have become so
alarming that there is a general awakening
of the public mind on the subject. Indeed,
the signs of the times seen to US to betoken
great TEMPERANCE REVIVAL in our midst ;
and We rejoice in it.
A Temperance League for the enforcement
OF the Prohibitory Law, has Just been formed
in Montpelier, and it is the determined pur-
pose Of the leading citizens of the place to
stop the traffic in liquors, in this town.
Through the general apathy which has pre-
vailed. this traffic has become an alarming
evil. lntcmperance hes been greatly on the
increase and now when so many have been
sacrificed. the people can bear it no longer.
They are about to arise in the majesty of
their strength and declare that the liquor
traffic must cease.
! The good effects Of the formation of this
League are beginning to be seen and felt in
tine town. The groceries are restricted in
their operations, and the large dealers are
limiting their sales. We hope to report
progress in week or two. and earnestly de-
sire that all the liquor dealers in town may
!
being prosecuted, but if they do not stop it
without, suits will be commenced and carried
on until the nefarious business is given up.
1t must be done. TIE Law has been violated
too long already. The people can not and
will not bear it longer. There is power
enough in the law, if the people will but exc
cute it. We say, with all our heart, let it be
done, and let all the people say, Amen,
In another article in the same paper in
which the old license system Is. the prohibi.
tory law is discussed, the editor says:
But, the Prohibtcry Law can and wW be
enforced. The only lack has been in the
public sentiment. That sentiment is now
being aroused to action. Already the lead
Ing wholesale firm of liquor dealers in this
place have stopped selling, and say they do
not intend to sell any more. There is power
enough in the law to stop the entire liquor
traffic in the State, if the public only say it
must and shall be done. The license system
is urong in principle, and therefore ought
not to be revived.
Below we give the pledge of the Montpe-
lier League:
We, whose names are undersigned, do
hereby form ourselves into Temperance
League, the object of which shall be, the sup
preston of intemperance and the promotion
of temperance, and will use our best efforts
to enforce the Prohib!tory Liquor Law for
the purpose of suppressing the illegal traffic
in intoxicating liquors.
We see the names of above hundred and
fifty of we'll known and influential citizens Of
Montpelier appended to it,-and that is but
the beginning.
GETTING RJCII '-Tbo tyno for,lou,
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

At North Monroe, n H. Feb IL, q daughter
TO Marshall and Nina Williams
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Fifteen hundred gallons of liquor were
seized by Sheriff Field, in some twenty differ
ent places in Rutland one day last week. q.
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A NNUAL MEETING OF TIE
PASSTMPSIC SAVINGS RAM.

| The corporators OF the PaSsumrsic San
Bank are hereby notified to meet al the ot,oc oi
Jonathan Ross, In ~, JohnsbuTy. on wed1SSGas
the 9th day March, 1864. at O'Clock p n Z.
the election Of officers and the transaction 81 aT'
other business proper 10 be brought htfrc So
meeting. Al WILLARD Se,'y.
ST Joilnsbury, Feb. -. 1864. S6-S9
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

The Subscriber will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION
On Thursday. March 81. 1861,
All the Real Estate in the village Of St Johns
bury belonging to the estate of James RAMSAY,
deceased Said ReaiEstate, consisting of a dwell
ing house; barn; of the grist mill; the saw mill
privilege on the east Size of Passumpsic River
several good building lots, and about thirty five
acres of pasture and tillage land. will be sold in
parcels to suit purchasers. Sale to commence A.
iU clock A. W.D. ROBINSON,
reo- -, Ioof- Si-Sys Administrator.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-26
Agents for The Caledonian.

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