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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-21

to be via L~ouisbarg towards Taunton or
Lynchburg.
WasAisgtos May Is-The Star says
that an officer who arrived to-day reports
that at 8 r. N, yesterday,a dispatch was re-
csived at the front from Sigers command !,
dated at Buffers mountain, between Charlotts-
vile and Lynchburg. 10 o'clock A. n. n
nounciug that his cavalry had torn up the
railroad between those. two places for 26
miles below tho former place. and then the
track of the GordonsvilIe road between Char
louisville and Keswick was destroyed. All
the bridges OH both roads between these
points have been destroyed. In the even
ing our forces encountered . body of caval-
nv, a skirmish ensued which ended in the re-
pulse Of the rebels. .f;8ah
A boat which left Belle, Plain at 10 o'clock
this morning brings intelligence Of the re-
suit Of yesterdays battla.. Lee. was driven
out of his intrsnchments, to 20 river, four
miles. during the night. "A greater portion Of
our army crossed that stream, and the glori-
Gus victory this morning was thus rendered
decisive and brilliant. e..r.l 2 H !
Advices from Sheridan show that ha has
had great success. Both the F~redericksburg
aud Richmond and the Virginia Central Rail
roads have been destroyed for miles. Sigel's
cavalry. moving down tho Shenandoah valley,
tapped the Virginia Central Railroad near
Charlottesville.
The Secretary Of War'a dispatch yesterday
says: The Government is sparins no pans
to support Gen. Grant. The seven days light
ing in the Wilderness render reiniorcements
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
CTATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the Passumpsc Bank. a banking COZ
poration duly incorporated BY the Legislature of
the State of Vermont located and doing business
made application to me requesting me to issue 4
proclamation designating some day for the ter
minatiOn of the existence Of said corporation:
And whereas, II has been made 10 appear TO me
that two thirds of the legal votes of the stockhOld
ers of said corporation were given in favor Of said
application
Nov. therefore, |. John Gregory Smith. Cover
nor Of the State OF Vermont. in conformity with
said application and the provisions of sections
eighty six and eightyseven of Chapter eighty
Of the General Statutes Of Vermont, do hereby
issue my proclamation and declare that on the
Fifteenth Q5th) day of February, 1865, the said
corporation of the Passumpsic Bank shall cease
to exist as fully and with the effect as If its
charter expired by the limitation therein.
OF this, creditors of said PaSsumpsic Bank and
all others concerned will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
In witness whereof | have hereunto
IS signed my name and caused the seal
~ of the State TO be hereunto affixed
in Executive Chamber at 81 Adams, this fifth
day of August in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and sixtv-four and of the In
dependence of the United States the eighty ninth.
J. GREGORY SMITH.
By the Governor
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Sec. OF Civil and Military Affairs.
A true copy of record-Attest.
SAMUEL WLLIAus.s
l2tf Sec. of Civil and Military Affairs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
Lunenburg.

Capt. Eden J. Hartshorn of this town, re-
turned from his company in the 18th VT
Regt. on the 10th inst. in very feeble health
We trust the invigorating air of Vermont
will restore his enfeebed constitution soon
He has led his company through the success.
i've battles of the Wilderness and the cam
paign around Petersburg. His regiment be.
ing mostly in front, his company is badly
cut up, yet valiant still. Though Capt. H
has escaped the bullets, he is but a shadow
of the man he was, as the climate and severe
exposure has told sadly upon him. He is
mand, and will do 50 as soon as his health
will permit.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
Lyndon.

Miss Emma Fuller will open select
school at Lyndon Centre on the first Wednes-
day in September. Our citizens have sus-
tanned a school in the past, aud Miss Fuller'S
qualifications as teacher are sufficient to
warrant an effort on the part Of the friends
and former patrons of the school to render
her liberal share of patronage and support.
The town of Lyndon lately authorized and
instructed its selectmen to fill the quota of
the town under the late call as soon as prac-
tlcable, and appropriated sum not to exceed
$50, 900 as a working fund. Lyndon is
prompt and patriotic: She pays her soldiers
literally, and her people respond nobly and
pay the bills. Keep straight is the motto.
No party lines here.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
~ A L Il | O y
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,

Dr. DOW Physician and Surgeon. No. Z EndiCott ST.
Boston IL consulted aily AL diseases incident Ia the
female system. PrrI>u- TIER OF Failing oi the womb
FluOT AlbIS Suppression. Id other MeStrl a deranGe
mentS all treated pathological principles ans
speedy relief guaranteed in very lew DAYS So nvariI
by certain Is the mode OF treatment that most oh
sate Weld under II, and the afflicted person
rejoices in perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience i'll the
OF diseases OF women than any other physician II
Boston.
Boarding accommodations Tor patients who may wSi
TO stay In 3 ,stOn few DAYS under his u eaiment
Or Dow since 1915. having confined his whole aitento!
to office practice for the OF Private Diseases int
Female uplalnts acknowledges no superio h'
United atJIeS
N B-Aletters must contain one dollar. o! they y!
not he wered Office hours irom 5 A. N -to9P.
Boston. July20, lSGi. Gtu
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Cabot.

The funeral OF Wallace Paige, veteran
soldier of our 3D. Regt., who was killed ii
the battle Of Cold Harbor, also of his broth
er, member of our Sth Regt., who died at
New Orleans, was attended here on Sunday
the DIST inst, at the Methodist Church.
They were sons of Mr.. Caleb Pal &c of this
town. who has one left vet, in the naval SER
vice of his country. 4 highly patriotic and
appropriate discourse was preached by Rev.
Mr.. Hitchcock.
Rev Mr.. Burroughs, OF Burke, interested
and instructed the people of this place on
Sabbath evening, upon the subject OF tenn
pe:ance They were so well satisfied that he
, was invited to speak the next evening.
The committee, consisting of MessrS. Den
ison Of Royalton, Martin of Chelsea, and
Bis If Topsh1m, appointed at the last 'el m
of court in this county, upoa the MoIyS
Brock road, so called, gave hearing Of the
case here last week, sitting three days, and
q cdad the same IS all such committees DO,
to grant tn prayer of the petitioners, and
report in favor Of laying the road on the
lac now partly built.
Mai. H. NJ. Paigs of lst Vi. cav airy re-
Gently promoted from the captaincg of Co.
| {, is now at home on sick leave" quite
feeble, his looks showing rard service, but
says he already feels the invisorating effects
/ Of Vermont climate and wholesome living
and thinks it will be but short time before
he will be able to be at EN- again.
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ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT

At Probate Court hCld at So JCAnsJury in said IistI
on the 18th day Of AuE A. d. lsGi.
Whereas Eaert Stewart administrator on the IS
tate Harry Da-get late OF StJOhnbuy in said district
deceased uropy,e. render an account OF hi, ImiStra
zion and present his cunt against estate Tor eN
am naticn AID allowance fJT tn purpose ut making bar
tfnu and d, rDutiuu 81 the Te>Gue s.i estate ude
decree Of said court among tue persons who are hv law
ted the IL Is therefore ordered by said c0ur
that the same come under sI.eTaJu and be heard a
tie Probate Office ia J5h>Uu!y, Oh the I7th Jay o
Sept lSi; And i further oIdered that all persons
inter- Sted be titled hereof % puClcatlon OF copy
the record of This order the CaedOnian printed ar 81
Juhusbury three weeks successfully previous to
time of hearing that they may appear and contest the
allowance of said account il they and also b.
heard by court in matter of partition and distr
button vi said estate
By the CUurt.-Attest.
ASA l. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
A true copy OF recOrd.-Attest,
1915 ASA L. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
i'paChan.

The people of Peacham gave their return
ed soldiers public welcome Friday. Some
twenty veterans were treated to irst-rate
dinner by the ladies, and to speeches by the
gentlemen in the spacious yard of the Acad-
eay. Everybody seemed TO have q good
time. At the close of the exercises, Hon.
Calvin Morrill, made short but stirring war
speech.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
>T. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY
AND HIGH SCInnI

by recent arrangements these schools are to
De united under the superintendent of the form
er Principal of the Academy. J. X. Colby
ne OBJECT OF this union is to furnish higher
grade OF school for the instruction of advanced
scholars in English and Classical studies. To
secure this cand da ties for admission will be care
fully examined as to their qualifications to enter
upon the prescribed course of studies
Scholars from abroad will be admitted TO the
school by the same mode of examination and By
! the payment of tuition as charged heretofore
Any of this class found to be unprepared for the
studies of the Academy and High School will be
admitted to the Grammar School, or any of the
Lower grades of the village schoo Is in which they
are qualified to be classed.
The ample Accommodations now supplied by
the addition Of the Academy TO the spacious and
model house Just completed BY the village for its
graded schools, together with the classification
which the new arrangement is intended to secure q,
will furnish, it is thought. both to scholars at
home and from abroad greater facilities for i'm
provement than the Academy alone has been
able heretofore to supply.
! The Fall Term will begin
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH,
And continue eleven weeks. The examination
! OF candidates for admission to the school. both
those from the village as we'll as those from
abroad, will necessarily be made THIS year on the
first day Of the term. For this purpose all de-
signing to enter the school are requested to be
in attendance then. furnished with pencil. pen.
ink, and a sheet of blank paper and nothing
more.
| The classification and arrangement of the gram
mar, intermediate and primary schools of the
village will be made at the respective houses and
rooms on the same day. Monday September 9Th
! beginning at 9 o'clock in the forenoon. Parents
and guardians respectfully requested to see
that their children and wards are promptly in al
tendance al tie prescribed time. The efficiency
and success of our schools depends very much up
on the classification that may be made at the BE-
! ginning of the term. WIN. w. THAYER.
| 1913 For School Com.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26

as the combats deepens the bounties take
an upward tendency. About one-third now
enlisted are white men, generally deserters
from the rebel army and loyal North Caro-
iinians. The DR.. says the Negroes do not
wish to enlist any more than the white men,
but the love of liberty and good b5unties
are bringing them in much faster than ten
days ago. He enlisted six the day he wrote.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26

They talk Of establis hing night watch
armed with guns loaded with powder and
salt for the benefit of the fruit stealers and
sneak thieves at Woodstock.
". R. JUNCTION. The Woodstock Stan
dard calls attention to a manifest evil at
White River Junction growing out of tne
Large number OF trains IN 'sting there, the
mixing of v hich l. ,r,f city hewildering to
2 stranger. Tn, al ~ tolerated if there
vas some indi,,d point out the light
trains for pa~>rn: - d inform 'hem The
length of lim- eAch = to B, ; but there Is
10 one 10 give inf ,fmt on. The conductor,
and employees on the Trains and about the de
not can not BE- to carer ii in rendering al
po5sibe aid in making the Junction,-whicl
has the name of being the most puzzins
railroad junction in New Epgland-toler'
able
FATAL ACCIDENT.-As the mail train from
Rouses' Point was nearing the depot in st
AlDans Saturday morning, an accident hap
prnrd to the engine, by which an aperture o
ore by tx inches vas made through the fire
box. through which the steam rushed GU
en1 tioping the engine and filling the cab
Tn engineer and.frpman both sprang ffou
the train, on opposite sides. The fireman
escaped unhurt, but the engineer losing hi
balance fell or was thrown under the cars
mich ran over him, nearly severing his body
stripping the flesh from his left arm, and cut
ting his head badly he lived but few min
; gtes. His name was James Harrington h
\ was from Mortified and about p years {
r aye.
: MAJOR sah Hall, 1st Vt. Cavalry, VIII
t was @moug the officers placed under fire {
n Charleston, was in St. Adams day or tH
/ ago, looking much worn by his long priv'
/ tons. The Messenger, learns from him tn;
0 Capts. BEEN L and Adams, and Lieut.. His
e ley, jumped from the cars few weeks sinc
t while being transported from Macon
j Charleston, and had not since been hear
/ from by their guard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
DUMPS
PUMPS =!

Anew anliadispensable pump has Just been
patented by WILLIAM A BFNIs. Of Lyndon Gen
tire, Vt. working on entirely new nrlnclples, ca
,ae,e az raising ono hundred gallons Of water
Twelve fee; high in one minute. These pumps
are simple. durable, easily worked, and cannot
f-seza in N. winter References, H. B. & H. NJ
HAN. Burke; A. Howland: e. FarnswoTth, r.
Pettigrew, l. Quimbs, Lyndon Edwin Eastman,
sutton. Pumps or towns anu county nsnis lot
ale For further particulars enquire Of the in
lal6s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IA.
+ \ r NJ \ y ID S I O G X
AT AUCTION!

Will be sold above unless previously depos-
ed off, good FARM situated at West Barnet.
mile from Church and School. Wooden, Grist
and Saw mills. Stores. Post Office, Blacksmith
and Repair shops. Said Farm contains % acres
of as good land as Caledonia affords under a
nigh state of cuitivat There is good house
and two barns, sugar and hog house and rer out
buildings upon the place, with water running TO
house and barns. On the Farm is young ap
orchard, also good sugar orchard $50 trees -
Also, at the same time will be sold, yoke > years
old steers, nice good COWS. horses. II years
old, 3 yearlings. Il bulll , calves, > shoats. 10
geese, buggy wagon. OK cart. 2-horse tray-
erS sled, , buffalo robes, 3 harnesses, ! silver
2 ated, Ruggles straw cutter.
80 sap buckets, 2holders > sap pans dairy AMI
all other farming tools too numerous 10 menti N
From y ~ 80 tons of hay. WhcIt. Oats, Corn.
Potatoes and all other crops on said farm
Terms at time of Sale.
ALEXANDER VI. MILLER.
J II. MOORE, AuctiOuCer. 1918
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26

LOCAL AID STATE ITEMS.

W. rnarayor to make rnr curro>,'S valuable
.'- hrs necs; and our friend in Caledonia anu
...s,1- counties "in confer great '''o - IT, ANU
.tt very materially the interest Of me paper ~ 'ei's
o.. local items in It uri T. IT,, Die form
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
II O L f A G. II E R S.
We have just printed lot of

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
Washington, July 80. iS6i
Whereas. BY satisfactory evidence presented
TO the undersigned it has been made u appear
that The First National Bank Of 81 JC:.nShurv.
in the town Of St. Johnsbury, in the c, ..nty Of
Called MIA. and state of Vermont, has been duly
organized under and according 10 the require
ments OF the Act Of Congress entitled An Ac,
TO provide 4 National Currency. secured by 4
pledge Of United States bonds, and To provide for
the circr"tion and redemption thereof, approx
d June ;, Ssh and has complied with all the
provisions Cf said Act required 10 be complied
with before commencing the business of BANK.
me under said Act:
NOW, THEREFORE,, /, Samrc, + Howard
Deputy Comptroller of tn Currency. 90 hereby
cclt:fy that The irst National Bank OF St. Johns
bury. IN the town If 81. JoAnsburv, in the count,
Of Caledonia, and state Of vermont. IS author
ized to commence the business Of Banking under
the Act aforesaid.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my hanc
and seal OF office this thir;eth day OF July, 1854
SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
Deputy Comptroller of the Currency
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
Browns Bronchial TrOcheSs 5o. :;

opened in London for the sale of these lozenees
which have been a long in use in America for re.
lieving Asthma Bronchitis. Coughs, Throat dis.
orders, and affections Ct the Lungs .-Liscrpool
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26

N-OTICE.-Notice is hereby given that there
y viii be an application for charter for a
Bank at S. JohnSbury. at the SESSION Of the next
Legislation Of the State of Vermont.
st. Johnsbury, Aug. %, 1864. l3lj
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
CTATE OF VERMONT.


, The Probate Court for the district Of Essex:
To all persons interested in the state of Prtus B. Hop
Slsoi.atc G!Gla!n SAIL district deceased; inestate
" French administrator of In. estate Of said deco As
ed rep said court by h petition in writing ta
Il would the interest q" al ntert sted in said estate
10 tsy, all the reae II said deceased - Id nd
re cour. 10 grant hin License l. sell al the real estate Of
S,d tlcaton will tie heard decided tv the court
al the Pi.taie office LUaenbuTg in said district on the
lJtf day Il September l' gu therefore hereby
uo- to i,clr before said court the time and nIace
aid object if you SEE cause 10 granting cf said
! he
D 1915 JONAH BROOKS, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
iNHRESHING MACHINES.

For sale at my shop in WHEELOCk the best
kind Of Pitts Patent Improved Threshing Ma
hines in use Please call before pure hasing
elsewhere. Also, repairing done on short notice.
OSBORN WARD.
Whcel2ck. Vt. Aug. s, 1861. Hi
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[Owners unknown
And 50 much Of said lands will he sold AT public auction
2. the Vermont House in Island Pond Village, in
Brighton, Thursday, the 10Th of September lot4 al
10 o'clock shall be requisite to discharge said
taxes with COSTS unless previously paid.
j. A. MANSUR, lst COnstabie
Dated at Brighton. Aug %, 1864 1915
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
EXenpts.

EXempts.
The man who wants to know if those who
were exempted from service last year are
subject to draft this year is informed that
they are subject unless their disability was
monifestly permanent in its character. II SO
their names have neen stricken from the
rolls
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pRtcE also PER BOTTLE.

,,S-u.Nan HOYrk RANDALL. IL Johns
- - ,.DiTI. ID 4 CO, W Concord JOHN CAS-
W. WI waterford J. 5 II. WEEKS, Danyllle. 6;ls'
And BY .po.heesss and dealer. in medcinss and At h
Doctors Once,
81 and So Hanover ST., Boston.
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= O T | c f

Believing in view o. the present. unsettled
state o! the currency and markets that it wonld
he greatly for our interest well as those of our
customers, to adopt stricy Cash and Ready
PAY System in our business. That on and after
the first day Of September, 1864. we will abandon
the present system Of credit AMI adhere strictly
to the Cash and Ready Pay System.
PARKS j. SILSBY.
Passnmpsic, Aug. 20. 1861. BIZ
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itriel l.OCnls.

lot A4+''
w. : Adams will hs nresen, and
4.l;...a,r oa..,,s - . o,crocL
...oil ba n.., .. . for soc;..i bonr
80 t,o o1.lr..s
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Nh a. II. Perry lately oil Springfield,
H.->., has been appointed Superintendent of
Conn. X Pass Rivers Railroad. He has
d. '.. 20 this place and assumed The du-
he office.
the Supreme Cour, has been in session
Il. ,b4 present week, JUDGES Adds. Barre,
h-.acg on the bench
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-26
4 Difusire and Aueratire Effect,

4 DiFusire and AlTafire Effect,
which, can only be attained by medicine in uia
The>r axe new elements Ia pI-- alive meisciaeS-
Iic hard ana compact mAaar! IN ~Gicl pals are pre-
;rcei thra. the Stomach AMI Bowels hall disssifed
causing uuy partial action thereby causing Irritation
at l..;n Il "a parts connected with iieir passage
nr- min dissolve s.cundem artem viii produce more
medicinal and physlcal effect Than ITe in crude Stale
The Blood Root Elixir has no partial action upon The
how.l. bu i -gu ,ilv fi>ed here ami throughout the
whole circulation she Blood. ilaTins E-2iiLf ana
iry.srarin- action the stomach and Bexeis. Liver
Lungs Hl.ney< and M dormant Aild morbid So
cretorS throughout the whole system
A single dose VIII proiI,e cheerful asd eAhl iiaTii,z
ocmmoiion, which viii inspire the patel VIVA ."an-
ence and VI immediate reIie con-
iOr short period Val dT.r aie ''seaig ~ -
STRENUOUS Affections by IT. purifying and irelgi a.
enns Blood, Wall rsmo'e Tie in'St fruitful
Case II Consumption.
Il ici-es the various organs the system 10 act the
allotted pIrt removing The causes which induce Rheu
Iel,ia C0Ivenes> All the various diseases which artist
irosl icranssn"'t 81 the stomach and Bawels and re
striCted circulation 81 the Blood
Cough, ana Colds. then cary stages, II immediate
" Weld 10 the effect OF the EliAir
The Blood Root E.iAT contains mineral, PERM
coIi- botanical r.emeni eXcant. bu stimulate, tn
by mild and diuusive action Il Is ec
tive apeTient-has decided saluiary Aci."a upon III
Liver ami there has been no medicine pieisr'a q" ool
family Use which possesses equal tael-i
Travellers, 10th by ana Aud. VII md The klNn
complete anioie ior the be etis N..e tnet are
endure from change Of climate u water OF % 1eI
The proprietor OF the Bood-Rsct Elixir. 'Dr- > y
Rictardson.l has teen Ions and taToTaiy known 70 =.
public by his celebrated SherTy " lie biiers, The
tonic medicine eseT Iiso9yeTed and Shleh "a. Neu
thirty years He l. graduate 81 'nS ,riat
Hampshire Nedi cal College, and Eany wear. - -
member OF the Massachusetts, Medical ia
mad. the study medicine his profession
Apd - fuy convinced Il the Doctor oi ne " ,
curative effects oil his Bloodkooi kiixI - ~, ran
ii,Ie Of hs Elixir and moi be conscious o. 500 ~
thererom refuIId said person tns e al. porle
he paid Tor the same, by returning 'N
office.
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~ ASH sly S TEMl

On and after September LIST. 1864, the sub.
scrbcr will sell goods for CASH OR READY
PAY ONLY. W.E.PECK.
Passumpsic. Aug. 81, 1864. 1916