The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-12
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ne is lraceaole 10 where II OeIonSS,-On the
side CT rum. MORE Anon.
Wanted,
In April next, an apprentice to the printing
business. An honest, industrious, active
boy of about l6 years, will find chance in
this office (2n
On Monday morning the 9TH regiment
started on the journey back to the battle
fields.
Eeazer Jewe,t, Esq. Ct St. Albans, was
Instantly killed on Saturday last, by the pre-
mature explosion Of a log cha-ge with gun
powder. Ills brother Erastus was badly in
jurtd.
Gov Smith reviewed the 9Th regiment at
Bun .inston On Saturday morning, aud new
stand of colors was presented.
4 +. Styles OF Burlington offers that tow,
$1,000 for public library and reading room
81 c)n ition that $4,000 more be raised By
subscription. al d that the town Of Buring-
ton will fit up suitable rooms, and furnish
them, lighted, warmed and rent free perpet-
ual.y.
Jonas Gates of Chelsea, died Jan. 18th. at
the advanced age OF 80 years, SIX months.
and nine days. Mr.. Gates entered the Rev
dictionary army at about If years of age, as
a waiter for his father, who was captain in
the service, and wounded in the battle Of
Long Island. At about l. he enlisted as
private an,. rose TO the post of orderly ser
geant, which post he held at the time Of his
discharge, at the end of the war. He also
enlisted in the last va, with Great Britain,
AID held lieutenants commission. He is
Supposed to have been the last Revolutionary
;,~n,oner living in Vermont
\ festival was held in Stowe on the even
ing of Jan. 9th and something over $3.50
were raised and forwarded to Mrs. Portus
Baxter, IN Washington, for the Sanitary COM
mission. There was also one he Id on the
same evening, and tor the same purpose, at
Island Pond, at which 800 were raised.
We learn that on Friday night last tie
BID room Of Benz. Hancock of Glover, was
entered BY some miserable thief, and one
thousand dollars taken from his pantaloOns
pockets. The money had been paid to him
the day previous and there were in that sum
eight one hundred dollar bills on the Bank
Of Orleans we do not know as to the rest
I-StaRddrd.
On the 25th ult. the cooper shop and hop
house Of Stephen Wood, Of Woolcott was
burnt. Loss $500
\ daughter of W. H. Bell of Swantor
I died on the Sd inst. from inhalng laughing
| gas, 80 called. Size was robust girl ant
apparently in perfect health when she took
the gas.
The Central Railroad machine shops al
Northfed are re occupied for the use of III,
road.
! GROCERY LICENsES-Some of the Mont
peer groc cries have been re-opened undel
The license, granted by the selectmen. Other!
shut up shop.
License is hereby granted to te
keep Nictualling Cellar or House, Mont
pelier Village, from the Sth day of Feb 1864
to the lst day Of May 1864, and to sell there
in all kinds Of fruit and provisions not
meaning to authorize the sale Of ardent spirits
strong beer, lager beer, porter, ale or cider
and said place Of business shall not be open
ed for company on the day or evening of the
Sabbath, nor on other evenings after 10 O.
clock -
And the said Victualling Cellar or House
shall be opened at all times for inspection by
the selectmen, or Town Grand Jurors, and i
in their belief the public good requires thu
same tc be closed,or any violation of the res
trictions specified shas occurred, the owne
or keeper Of said Cellar or House forfeit:
his License and the same will be revoked ii
due form.
\ man by the name of Francis Carpente
was arrested at Bristol last week, who proved
to have deserted from the 9Th L S. REGULARS
flom the 81 and the 9th VT Regiments, and
from the fact of his having lenty of money
it is suspected that he is substitute desert
er.
man from Montreal fell from the expires
train at Jonesville, on Friday night, and wa
20 much injured that an arm had to be ampu
! tated.
New ORGAS-The congregst onal churc
t and society Of this town, have new organ
1t was placed in the church ard used for n
, first time on last Sunday. 1t is an Alexant
rian, and of excellent tone.-hasJurg Stan.
' ard.