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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
For THE CALIFORNIAN

In the North Star of last week it is stated
that the Passumpsic Bank, at St. Johns
bury, has been nationalized." This is quite
mistake it is not changed, neither is there
any proposition before its stockholders in
volving change. 1t is true a meeting Of
| the stockholders has been called by vote of
the majority of the directors, to act upon the
question whether they will close up the af-
fairs Of the bank sin viewiof the bank bill
now pending in Congress-" TO adopt that
measure will require two-thirds vote of its
stockholders, and it is not believed a vote of
one half that number can be obtained. The
bank is doing as well now as it ever has,
and as the law Of Congress now stands can
continue to do satisfactory business, both
to the public and its stockholders.
If the action of Congress shall be such as
to require our state banks to close up or 60
into the national system, there can be no
doubt our next Legislature will pass an ena-
bling act by which our banks can change
into the new system without loss to the
stockholders or arrangement to its business
relations, which must inevitably attend a
closeing up of its concerns. 1t is we'll for
the stockholders and the public to under
stand that the starting of new bank does
not necessarily involve the closing up of an
old bank, however much those engaged in
getting up a new bank may desire it,
| A STOCKHOLDER.
Nav O3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27

Privates Blake of Derby Line, Myers Of
Nottingham and Tinkham of Bethel. of the
drafted men, are on 80 days Through at the
Free School at Philadel phia, preparing for
examination for commissions III colored reg
lments.
Adiutant Mattocks, Sd Vermont, and Capt
Laird, of the 4th Vermont, have been cash.
Tered for conduct unbecoming an officer and
a gentleman" 1t. Bradbury, of the 9th
Vermont has been dismissed the service.
We learn that as man named Matthew
Burns from Underhill, was driving down the
hill to Winooski Monday night, some part
of the harness broke and the horse took
fright and ran. A young woman named
Sweeney who was in the wagon, jumped out
and escaped with slight injuries. Bunes was
so badly hurt that he died next night fire.
| Press.
Mr.. J. S. Montague reports to the Wood
stock Standard that the amount OF sugar
made in School District No. l, Bridgewater
(called North Bridgewater,) is - ,4l5 pounds
which is LAG pounds to each lnhabltant.
The Universallst church at Stowe IS Ovid
ed into union and copperheaG factions arc
have arranged to have preaching alternate
Sundays alter their respective hearts. Bu
the coppers took possession Sunday or two
ago. and wouldn't let the aboiltionist minis
ter come IN, whereupon free fight ensuec
in which bludgeons and various other weap
ons were freely used.
| A passenger train ran into a stone traiI
between St. Adams and Swanton, Friday
Both engines were smashed up; also bag
gage car. Engineer Allen of the stone trair
was killed, Engineer Shattuck of the steam
boat train broke his leg, MIR. strother o
, Rouse's Point, baggage master, received Sc
we're Injuries and probably cannot survive
and the fireman on the engine OF the ston
train was also injured. NoLe OF the passen
gers we're hurt.
A Cornwall man recently shearsd five t~
year old ewes, the feeces of which average
lis pounds and onnces.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27

C Col. Newton Stone Of the 2d Yer
mont regiment, who was killed in the second
days battle Of the Wilderness, was the son
of Rev. Ambrose Stone Of Readsboro, 70
years old, and at tie breaking out Of The
Rebellion was practicing law il Bennington.
He went 10 the war aS lieutenant in the Old
I'd, and by his gallant conduct was promoted
to the command Of the same He leaves
two brothers fighting for the cause for which
he gave his life.
Col. Elisha L. Barney, of the 9th Yer
mont, who was mortaliy wounded at the bat
tie Of the Wilderness, was sou of George
Barney, Esq, of Swauton. He was com
missoned as captain Of Co. Il. in that resl-
ment at its formaton-was afterwards pro
NOTED to its majority, lieut. colonelcy, aud
finally to the command Of the SAME. He
fell at his post, and his remains were inttrrsv
at Swanton Falls the 18th inst.
/ Lieut.. Col. John S. Tyier of the "a Yer
mont regiment, received a wound in Tie
thigh at one Of the battles IN the WILDERNESS
which proved mortal, he dying al the Met
ropoIitan Hotel, New York, Sunday night
He was mere boy Of only y years, but b!
his gallant conduct he rose from private II
his regiment 10 the Iieut.-co!onelcy. and ai,cl
Col. Stone fell he commanded the BRAY,
Second in that terrible fight until he TOO va,
struck down while leading on his men. Il,
was son of Rev. Pitm5n Tyler Of BIat;lc
boro.
Capt. Erastus Buck, Co. l, Sd Regiment
died last Sunday in Hospital at Washington
from wounds received in the late BATE.
His remains will be forwarded to h;> friend
in East Charleston, and will be buried uaGe
Masonic orders.
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obiiIaTes, including poetry, inserted at cents "
in advance
In the recent battles in Virginia, s. Q F..-
worth Co 6, Sd Vermont Regiment.
In Sutton, May 10, John Bcckwith, Ed. a-Cd
"A, for mlny years member Of CaietonIa Com
In West Burke, May Is, Wn,. Cheney, aged
46 years.
In Burke May Il, Geo. Eyer aSed ST.
In Burke May IS, Hannah Humphrey, wife Of
Capt. Erastuss Humphrey, aged IS years.
In Lyndon, May is, Daniel d. Caswcll, aged
81 years
In Concord. May !G Hannah RabvocN. widow
ofthe late Jason Babcock. Esq aged - ,carS.
In Danvilc, May p, Ira A. Preston, aged 81.
In Danvile May is, Mrs lydia Stevens, aged
81 years.
At Mechanics Falls. Ne April q, Sarah ".
Denison, wife Of Adna /. DcnlSon. agei -.
In Pott,dan. n. Y, Nay ., Samuel Morrill,,
formerly OF Danville, aged is.
! In Judiciary Square Hospital, Washington. D.
| c, March -, Alanson k.ttredgP, aged ia
member Of Co. D. 4:h Vt Vols.
! Killed in the battle OF Pleasant Hill, La. Apci
Q. Wil5Ir +. uOyt, only son Of Sargent Ho't ct
Mason CITY, Iowa, formerly Of Derby. WIaW
was al intelligent and we trust FiOuS youngman,
who mas thus early in life fallen victim u tilS
unrighteous rebellion. Al afyelionatc wife has
been called to part with the companion of lie:
choice and heart stricken father mours the los
of an only son, Oh whom he drpcnlcG f.. conf RI
and support in his declining years. Nay thi>
wicked rebellion with Is heaven laFin% a''+
beaven-curscd aust-SLAVERY-,onu sax
together, beyond the hope or possibility Of It's
direction. Il. = II;
North Star and Newport News p.east copy
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I Sabbath School Union.

The first circular meeting Of the Caledonia
county Sabbath School Union will be held
in the Methodist chapel at South Hardwick'
beginning Tuesday evening, May 3lst.-
Wednesday forenoon will be devoted to dis
cussons of questions connected with sabbath
schools, and the afternoon to meeting o
sabbath school children. All friends of sab
bath schools, especially those not present at
the meeting when the Union was formed, are
urged to attend. G. H. CLARK, Sec.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27

Messrs. Pend & Morse, of Rutland the
Herald says 81! an OK few DAYS sifce. At
the rate of 81. reats per pound, und. .sscd.
liz.
AS "e Sc, ,he ABOVE travelling through the
papers 1t occ"re % Us that one slisA' cir
cumstsnce i1isa. properly be men..oned
tor the benefit Of strangers. Messrs. Pond
& Morse are proprietors of drug ana TOY
store. The OK sold brought sl15, weighed
just two pounds, and was made of paste
board.-Rm3Qnd Herald.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
THE GALE DOMAIN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

~ We endsavor to make The CALKDoHlAs Valuable
for It. local ers: and friends in Caledonia hs'eA anu
Orleans counties will confer great favor 10 Us ana
add very materially to the interest OF the paper by
", local items in a brief. leKble form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
TO ADVERTISERS.

We hare delayed m.til the present to adrancl
o,r advertising rates, hoping that the present
Inflated prices Of things zoe hare to use
,l9,,ld subside, or at least go no higher; but zoe
". disqppoi,ted IN th's matter. Therefore from.
Ills d.ite o,u rates for common advertising ,ciil
=, the same per square as heretofore, only tie eS-
,',agtel sguaye fi. be y lines Of min,on type
;,r,eId Of Is lanes, as heretofore; or an inch and
,',,,gIGrter space instead Of an inch and one
Igt Lcgal advertisements ,o'H be advanced one
cent !,ne
March is, 1864.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
Grub in the Head.

A correspondent in Newark writes that
linseed oil has been used with success in that
vicinity as remedy for the above disease in
sheep. A moderate spoonful of the oil
should be poured into each nostril of the
sheep, the head being held up a short tim e
80 it will not run out,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
DEATHS.

ns- Marriages. Births and Deaths iasertc! rsrr.
Obituaries including poetry, inserted at SIX cents
IN advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-27
Peacham.

Peacham.
DR.. L. F. Parker left TO the field as VOL
un,eer surgeon on Tuesday week. The citi-
zens raised two hundred dollars to give him
,he material for active service.
There has been made the present season
IN district No. s, in Peacham, $3.50 pounds
Of maple sugar.
Mr.. Benz. F. Varnum, OF Peacham' sold
steer Of his ov raising, years and 10 days
Old, for sos. No extra feed was given him
until three months before he was sold-gTt
feet II inches weight 1850 pounds.
Hazeu Hooker, son of Ormand Hooker
was Killed in battle in the Wilderness, May
D. lie belonged to the Sd regiment, anc
Was Il years old
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bon @ratuires sints ttr srtK meiiAt6en 9eleseu
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~[uV 4plItppUutlJtlkV(r ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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@edts, EuubSGt glusw die Der Saut Rspttx Se-
ne unb armea 1tnaeH I'M sf ts axs aa sen 0ttrenitI-
ten f8 3etsta no tlla kiet uebel nit elmer dreGli@en
Stneatsfeit ecr h i&rttn, BIS suest Ser GatRen aat
ete Naientaoaen enasen bas Ssfer raRtI
petten geetnanS rts Uitles w:rS sab Der 2rs etntn
1reili6fr 9eeea Sapnrd Elm @nbs mad. Sas tbn RAD
enem 9anec qrtng cr tsn 8eiitneer ;ridtetr
Gs til etae trautt Stea4s ba6 Gluease stefer rTdt-
Barren Rraitteit i1 Nper aIen tH Brst eer Hse sid
tdtett uulrienfst prder weiSe fIr NnweahuHa jeaes
Sstliaea Sizes les Re tsr3 BE Gpnitusn psrni unb
ben tef ess geeens III eu enses Dattn eerieNiestH
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GefAdfts !. O2otla
SdS feiHSte ftHIc ous1eEcefSfe E0nics
unierer Seit J
Die @eri9blinle (The Honeysuckle)
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ten Ntt rte anre cseesgntc tserS ednst baeIte pps
ben gem5bn!t@e1 n9ufsE" ;EaeAdlteer JlaFen unb al
urtrenben Gtaettea Gt ut5 bG es letr werttbrAe
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bet eS eber te Grtefer nod benz Arjte Der Gs amwenbe
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tn Gin erdrmsnseS 5snigarees 3tttcre teMt Snunterri
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g9bplefae JteatI Aeenen tDnnen NIT sreerb ener0ua
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analtt6t nnb iu iptben @retier.
fn4I Io..m.. ~ Ode SanOssr aaa GaIhssaary
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pier ib sinise Der tSaSresa ms 8ot.
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WosenbpIde uapren1nB eer SfreauuasS.S Srsane dnees
uetne Gnhrdstune. Sptnptcms Der SGntnhHat s1 fH
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been 9eaea peer In br uls Iernea uuD kerer BcI
gen e aanadtItb ipatsn ie!oh i'm S6Iais hur @slutis
bic, ungetbe bic @te unm6slfc nlathea xne
Rorper unb Get erfSren ic ten Vprtsts n5hi1.n it,
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pbne 6ur6tb anpsrt,aneR unet sosrlt aai iine dr;t
tide @e3tdittfett psrtaYta.
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