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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-11
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-11

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-11
Gcrtnaumacr.

Ser ,,&rSeietr" erI6eiut lchtr ROrger, Sonntaf5
ouSn,ucmmgt, ~ 81 so rsr I5ube. tdkIbar an bic Era9cr,
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Sn SIG.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-18
What is Said Of the Result.
From the Boston Journal.

Our column of returns this morning Is
ELOQUENT with the voice of the American
people passing their judgment upon our
own destiny, deciding to live rather than
to perish. and to employ the rational
means of life Never was Il national YER
diet civen more undcrstandingly, and nev-
er was there one which required less ex-
PLANTATION. The administration Of Abra-
ham Lincoln is simply endorsed, If not
absolutely in all its particulars, yet in its
essential line of policy, and most decisive
ly as compared with any policy Or primer
pie put at issue by its opponents The
patriotic masses tell Abraham Lincoln
that he is right in enforcing vigorous
prosecution of the war for the suppression
of the rebellion. and that he is expected
to continue right Oh to the end; that he
is right in striking at slavery as an eifec-
tual and indispensable means to that end,
and that the country will sustain him
therein with all the power which Provi-
dence has placed at onr command.
And may we not hope that we shall
now enter upon stage Of popular unani-
nifty in support of the government more
substantially than il has hitherto enjoyed
OF traitors and rebe! sympathizers i'll our
midst nothing is expected but unrelentine
'i,opposition. There is also Il certain pro-
portion of coustitutionally tactious ele-
ments which must always be taken int
account But far more numerous than
these, We trust. are the honest men OF the
democratic party. Whatever opposing
policy these men may have favored in the
past, they have seen it deliberate y SCI
aside by the JUDI ment Of the nation tol
the tried and matured policy OF the Adj
ministration, after three and half year:
Of as searching experience as ever fell t,
the lot Of any people Of ancient OF modern
times. This judi gment, therefore, mus
stand. There is no appeal from it-noth,
ing to be done but to carry it out with
more Or less efficiency. Seeing that thi>
is -, will not all honest democrats now
bc>tow their patriot efforts in the only d.
rec.ion that can tcll-that Is, by giving
the :vverlilrIr:n tnelr unnc>llaling. nr,'l,,
support.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-18

And by this Result, the last hope OF the
rebellion las pcrishel Di>heariencd and
defeated, their own people suffering and
demoralize5l, and their soldiers deserving
them, the conspirators at Richmond will
now feel the ground crumbling beneath
their feet, and their bold aud wicked al
tempt to destroy free government on this
continent will come 10 Il speedy and inta
NOUS end. Such Is the meaning and such
viii oe slle effect OF the majestic popular
verdict pronounced by the American peo-
pie on Tuesday.
This suspicious result demonstrates the
strength OF popular government, and
shows that the patriotic instincts of the
people can be trusted under any circum-
stances. The appeal to the averice and
cowardicc Of the people was strong one,
and was vigorously piled by the opposi-
ton. The burdens of the war are fearful,
and they are severely felt The people
would rejoice with JOY unspeakable in the
restoration Of peace. But they have re-
ijected all solicitations to premature and
di>honorab!e peace. They have declared
that they prefer any sacrifice of ease,
property, life, to the sacrifice of the Union
and the surrender of the nation the slave
holding oligarchy. The decision is hon
Or and safety to the country, and to all
who have contributed to it. Even those
who have thrown their votes for the CD.
posing candidates, if they have done SC
from motives Of mistaken patriotism, may
We'll Join in the general jubilation, for the
success, they desired would have been
doubtful in character and results. while
the Reelection of Mr. Lincoln most Ger
talnly means death to the rebellion and tC
slavery, and renewed life and vigor to the
Union. SO it will be understood in the
South. abroad, everywhere. SO it viii
prove i'll fact, and that right speedily.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-18
An Act Relating to Migrants.
1t Is hereby enacted by the general assem-

1t Is hereby enacted by the general assem-
bly, of the state of Vermont:
SEC. |. All idle persons, who, not
having visible means to support them
selves, live without employment all per-
sons wandering abroad and lodging in tav-
ernS. groceries, out-houses. sheds or barns.
or IN the open air. AMI not giving good
account of themselves, shall be deemed
warrants.
SEC. ,. Every person who, having his
face painted iisrolorel, covered or con-
c.alca, Or b1in. otherwise disguised, in q
manner calculated to prevent him from
beng identified AMI his true character dis
covered, shall appear in any road Or pub
IL highway. or in any field lot wool or
inclosure, shall be- deemed a vagrant.
SEC 3. 1t Shal! be the duty Of every
sheriff, constable, or other peace officer.
whenever required by any person. to ar
rest and carry such warrant before any
justice Of the peace of the county in which
such vagrant shall be, for the purpose of
examination.
SEE. t. If such justice is satisfied by
the confession Of the offender. or by COM
petent testimony. that such person is a
vagrant within the meaning Of this act.
he shall make up and sign a record OF con-
vlction, hereof, which shall be filed in the
Office of the clerk Of the county court
Ill such county, and shall by war
rant under his hand cause such warrant
to be committed to any Jail in anv county
IN this state, tor 4 term not exceeding six
months, to be confined and securely kent
SEC. ). Every sheriff, deputy sheriff
constable. or other citizen of the c,unt,,
where such warrant shall he found. may
OF hi, own authority and without process.
arrest. secure and convey to any Justice
re-iiing in the county where such arrest
shall be made. such warrant, to be exam
ined and proceeded against in the proceed
Inc section.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-18
Anv ;uStice of the county

SEC. 6. Any Justice of the county
where such vagrant shall be, may Oh, 'ile
complaint of any citizen OF sa'a az ' s"cb W.
sue his warrant for the arrest OF S''c'l Va
GRANT, and may dcpute and empower any
officer or other person 10 execute Inc
U 'an,. and bring such sasrant before hlm,
s'''. answer said complaint, and in any such
,.,.raot or in - other warrant or pro-
w.. AGAINST such vagrant, whose name
shoy not be known, it shall be sufficient
70 describe the offender by any fictitious
name
SEC. :. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-18

yEIO TIE LADIES. The celebrated DR. l.. Dix partic
I uarlv invites ladies who need u medical surgical
Il adviser To CJa his TUJlS, No. II Eulicut; Street,
Boston, Mas which they will ni arranged i"r their
special accommodation
ID DIN Ia liu devoted over twenty wears to this par
ticlar branch OF the tire lnrn all diseases peculiar 1,
frIIt> il i How conceded 10y all 70 tn this country
that he NC"l> all other known lTdCiiUlCT>
in the safe, speedy and ccCtua Treatment: oi AL female
complaints.
lis medicines prepared with The express purpose al
removing all diseases S,h Is debility. weakness. guilt-
I;rai sipprtS>iuu> enIa -emeut> oi the womb also all
DISCHARGES which now morbid state vi tie blood
Tbr Doctor i now fully prepared treat III his peculiar
,Ic both medically and >urGcly. al diseases ui tuc e-
ma sex, anu they respectfully invited II call At
No.2I Endicott Street, Boston.
llctterS requiring advice must contain one dollar TO
dI>WcT-
Boston, Jan. |. lSGi.-ly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-18
STATE OF VERMONT.
A AVIATION.

Whereas. the Passumpsic Bank. banking cor
noration dulv incorporated by the Legislature OF
the State of Vermont, located and doing business
at St JohnsDury III the county Of Caledonia mas
made application to me requesting me to issue
proclamation designating some day for the ter
miuation of the existence of said corporation:
And whereas. it has been made to appear 10 me
that two thirds of the legal votes of the >tochhod-
erS of said corporation were given III favor OF SAID
application =, c
Now. therefore, I, John Gregory Smitl. Cover
nor of the State of Vermont, III conformity with
said application and the provisions ct sections
ei,hty.six and eghty-Sevcn ofChapter eighty nine
Of the General Statutes Of Vermont, do hereby
issue nv proclamation and declare that on the
Fifteenth 18th dav of February. $3.50, the said
CORPORATION of the Passump>ic Bank shall cease
to exist as fully and with the effect if its
charter expired by the limitation therein.
Of this creditors Of said PasSumpSlc Bank and
all others concerned will take notice and govern
themselves according Y.
In witness whereof have hereunto
\L.s signed my name and caused the seal
49, Of the state to be hereunto afhXed
in Executive Chamber at st Adams. this fifth
day of August in the wear of our Lord one thous-
and ei.,ht hundred and >ixtv-four and Of the In
dependence Of the United States the eighty ninth.
J. GREGORY SMITH.
By the Governor
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Sec of Civil aud Military Affairs.
A true copy Of rccord-Attc>t.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
l2.f See. of C.v and Military Affairs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-18
rIATE OF VERMONT.

~ Caledonia niStrit'. s..
l. irala1c C'lir. held al y .,.I,4>lEry Wittsl a.
>all u'>i'lt 7. r.r IL iay-1 A,N. a j.. l-,3
~ Instrument lI-lIrtIt- o. flr Itlr ia-g "a
i1,;i q Al t-ysy Adm ale ~ RyrcIit D. "A C.
,",'~tet. benz f-~ -f'l 10 tle >oG-l ~ fia---
ihe ,Atttfur therein NAMED. -er Pr.,satt.
u : ''T,.yrvI ~ >ail cs'rI that = ~ J,r~.
ih,Tvl .t ;Ial lirI !. all'rrr al = session q
I" t- holden a. III lreaatc D-iioe. IN - ! l,--
TN IL IA laA Il M l~''i. ana >hrw CJu-e. Z
tnah laTv, S--a as Tie Probate said "A d.. g..
iJf pose. i - lLI1i.,r 80 i,rcl that Goa . -.a
~ lAi> De. 1- ;U i>lyg lhrt, weeks euloy~> a.a
Ctlr3yAil. printed II = a1l.,>gfly gurk t- Z. 81
irlc aifr,,ll,,i lor b.aI.c.-.
Asa l.. FRENCH Ju1-, g r a..
IiGp us,s a rv,.T,.-AItt->l.
---S Asa I. fREht Il. judi sH; =. .....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-18
IMPORTANT To
p + \ SION ER -.

o. y Y c c. Burke Attorneys At Law. Bar,I,-
Vt, sSould respectfully inf srIn the citizens "a
Caledonia Co and vicinity that They are Civ
particular ATTENTION Il tie prosecution OF cla'-
against the United States Guvernmrnt for A.
sians, Bounries Arrears Of Paw nc. They ar, ,--
piled with all the Pension aud Bounty law Il rvs
in force together with the decision Of -bc U,--
sion, Bureau, and Attorney General thcrs.-. -
DECLARATIONS FOR PENSIONFR>.
must be made before the Clcsk OF Judge o. ..s'.
which can be done al this place before o,., If H.
Judges
Gall On or address o &C.C. II-EkE-
Barnet, VT ..f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-18
STATE OF VERMONT.

~ Essex District, s..
n Prehar hela al the Probate Oroe IN lureIlr
said district ,inl the slh day u Nov A d. l~6i
An Instrument TuTportin- 10 he The last VIII an te>
NEXT 81 Bet llmu Smith late 81 LunenburE. IA sad -
triCi decreased. being presented IL lie Cou-f ~ n
Smith Ia, .-NrCutrN therein named lar probate
n l. ordered ly said court that all lclSots cu2,r
therein notified appear Al session 81 said Cor-
be holden al PROBATE pfice Ia lunylIlGrE.
,av al l~Ga. and >fcW cause Ii thcR ..
against the probate U sad Will For which purfa-r
further ordered That copy 81 the record "a ih.S l
published lTee weeks suUUc>>iI,ls IN Il4v Ca-
printed Juhn>bury previous L. sad tiie aiii
/ for hearing
A irur {, ~ % Rcoard-Atiost
sa-s6 JONAH BROOKS Jag-a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-18
..--cs asa l. FRENCH, Jaa-r ,i p 4

IRER ATfON.-lhi> CertacS rLa- ] -.ara
I<sircn NY n. Isaac "a Batca,ligr H. 49,.
and VIII claim il"ne II hi> earnings l.,r ,as ary
IL his debts after this date
}. W BATCEEi ilfL
l. Graham. Witness.
November =. 1864 49,.
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CON.HES SlONERS NOTICE..
FRANkIlN RAN rY,S ESTATE

The Subscribers, having been appointed by 1ifr 7 e.
aloe PROBATE gJ.1I the District Caledonia COR,
Si0eI>. L. r,oclre. examine and adjust all claims az.
Iua-I- o. ali persons, against The estate .r Frau
Ba Ale q Pa l4n.l - G>Trlct.rCrsel --~.,-
81 l;l-Nri I,e Ia, team "a months lTu liz
nC1urr Ia l-rirl- alb a,'i 'y >ai1 COM
ui SAD deceased. 10 exhibit alG prove rjvr r,s-
ike AIMS bel tsiNe usiiUv. rhat Nil a-ttr .
lhr duties a;, '-.ilR.r The GN,,il.- Ir-
widow En~.ilr Ralrsu Pracha:l >ai1 d. M % r
lSrt ll 81 Nsgriutcr ana - Tuesday h. AiE .,A- .
u'lloCS. p. raoL u said GaE>
10. ". CMNArE. .,
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CUNNISSIUNERS' NOTICE.

ll--he : E-~Js,-TS f'"t'- u pointed tl' H.
w &c Probate. afI1 i,- stic ll>IrlC1 s- tav-.ia
f-~l.lv-> 10 -rJf examine an adjust -.
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ca tsirv IL. -I< fstlCe. thar 0li aTItl
duties al, -, sll4ilvi1 tn Dwelling
ha--N IA P~aCarn IA said di~r-iyI The .Ih Gas
November al1 -6lA lsy Al,lsl a. O'Clock p. A.
eACs vi said DAYS.
ASA SARsEANT.
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ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEHEAl
pp>-v.urN ray-S ESTATE

Al The rr,late court held al 81 JuhiisouIE, IN 81
lrjcf on The sih DAY oi Nov ID lats
Whereas Peter Lindsay administrator on thr --'a- -
IA, s,,,,sr, taN late uf Rarnet IN said -~#-
s,,astl ,,renSeS L. render account u hl> alu
tj,7l Az, L, rr.stui ms account against >Ac r>ial,
animation and allowance iUr The purpose 81 mash s
firoi, and distribution the residue 81 said estate
a decree ol said court, among The persons '.n sale
Law entitled Ia the same
come under consideration and be heard II 1a- T.
haze Office IN ST JuhllslTy the 18th day oi Mo- D.
1854 And + further ordered. thai al persons i
ed he l,ollned hereof by QUbhcatil 81 copy i ta.
record ef This order ia The CaiedOuian printed a.
Joil.l>llry three weeks suCce>SiNely previous L.
time ef hearing. that They may appear and collie
allowance uf sand account n thcg cause and as
heard hv said cOurI in The matte u partitlu-l a.
! iriisutian % said estate
By the count,
Attest ASA L. FRENCH, Jul-,
4 true COPY OF Record.
s,-ss Attest ASA L. FRENCH J1a-e
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Il ENN L d Y S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

Ill IL I II y N LIN L VI -'
OF an IineIt- Il perfect AID speedy cure Tor al Tie
aches AMI aims that flesh i heir &"
Rheumatism
Is caused by sta.natou OF the fluids arising from ciie1s
Ell per>prator-i> cured 10y few bottles OF heniea
Are caused b an over-Nten Ion and sudden action OF
the mus less cured by aicw bottles OF Kennedy heu
matte Liniment-eI'aly good Tor man anu beast
Neuralgia,
n king Of al pain i caused bv inflammation oi the
nrrvc~-i- instantly cure, 10y few applications ci hene
ly's Rheumatic Liniment
Pleuri>y
|, an inanation Of the lining the rihs-iS cured by
fra bottles ut HeneIys Rheumatic l.niment
Bruises
Are caucya sudden pressure OF the e>i ami SMASHING
u he ti->ieS- Instantly relieved 10y helnelys kheu-
matte Liaiment.
Cramp
|. contraction IF the mus e. cause! ~ sudden stop
pa" the nerves rii which prevents animal lie haE-
ia flows ourci uy ic" applications ci henlies! :
rheumatic Linuent-
Bilious Collie
l. caused by uclrI,-a the stomach and weS-ilAe
tra>9uuIi 81 Kennedy Rheumatic ii;nei I'm NArli
water every halt hour until cured
Sore Throat and lfOar>enc>
Are caused hy an unnatural a-yueSs II the SI d>-~ei
pee of flannel with k"u:ely> Rhem .iie hlii"i.l-
app. going bed, ami You Viii bo vel ia iht NOM
|, caused uya pressure from in>eustle perSTirato1-'
'r:Ti hy lew ag;sliri- oi hcrue!ys Rheumatic Lii
Weakness OF the Back.
Follow, the direction i'll M circular .-ou each bottle
Fer liberated Sore Throat.
You Will tase r,,--arl q rhr Iiaiment AMI tn