davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-12-30
I}cpor1111.e of Volunteers from
@11nY1nE.

QuEnEc, December 26.-The three Eo1nn-
tecr companies ordered to the tr9n :5r from this
Ing holiday hers today, se1frai thousand
people accompanied them to TIL canoes, on this
side Of the river, to see them of. The troops
looked well and tecsnel in fine spirits. 1t Is
expected at the Adjntant Generals Office that
ali the volunteers will have moved by Thurs
day, Fully oue-hatf have already done 50.
, 1864-12-30

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-The evening bul.
letlps announce that the naval agent has been
removed, and his Office is now In possession
:. OF. Government agents. ., :. - '*..
, 1864-12-30

,e,.,,..I,--.,-- 11,
l'pee'8t D'sp2'en n1 ~ tue 1u.o - .noane' ss
v,.w.na1or ntrruS ThA1:doy Hh1, Dsei nnc ~, so
49, ~
hn11a1rlck's corps mas JUST returned from
at1tzasaaa+- ,*4stsas taf TIM Gn1f aod !Alhany.
Railroad, near the A1tamaha river Fifty To-
cono4frce and q nror,or4ionoto nnYnher ~ cora
- "A4 pAopo, eo"se 1"De. -. ~1to
nre eaut up between Albany and the Altama.
ha' Gen. Tu11er- with tTo f,yfrades Of the
-. - a.. r. 80 .,ra
4tto corps. spent i've oa5s on tut fo4u aiso'
and Gen. Harcn's division Of thc 18th corps
mo eon,o Thu dcrtruct;on ia ronn1e+e IN +ha
.e -. e0e Aae ~ ~''o1 AS w. W 49,
3ltamala- plank wagon ROAD Was fonnd
leading from the railroad toward Darien. from
-,,.t .urt ~ . hasrr 4r,;, l,oaod t.,,,
"mcA P'AI VI Ae"'S eAu 4oaueo Aon1
blockade runners had passed into the interior
A force of cayn1rv. accomnanied by infantry
60. r.--1. ~, -
mas crossed luto ooulu ~A1ol4uA. 1Ae ol-
structions in the Savannah fiycr are beirir
s..,s,,x .,,a -.,,ooe,e,o,, .o,r,,oa pon+. r,.,
!aplu!y apu suceeee'u!s tenoseo" ouats III.
daily from this point Great quantities OF
valuable property are daily brought to light.
Our army is in camps in the numerous parks
and yards Of the city.
, 1864-12-30
FK0,I CaEHO AND BELOW.

arrival from Memphis River HAT
1crs-Arr1vnl OF 1fcbel Prisoners
An Important Regulation Concern.
ing neutrality-suspicious. of Gc1-
exul j. NJ HAYlltes
, 1864-12-30

| NEWS EY EYTELEGRApA-:
THE: WAR FM TIE
| UNI0N
Our Hilton Head Dis
patch--News from
| Sherman.
IMPORTANT FEDERAL RAIDS
| AND Mo''EMEsTS.
What Fitzpatrick Has Done
! Valuable Results.
| FROM WAsKlNaT0N.-THINGS
MILITARY, FINANCIAL
AND GENERAL.
| Southern News~The Rebel Press
| in the Dumps.
JEFF. DAVIS TAKES TIE RE-
SP0NS1BlLITY---HlS "T0
WHOM TT MAY con-
GERM"
The Great Expedition
to Wilnaing ngton--Ad-
! miral Porter's
Report.
THE GREAT T0RPED0---
| INCIDENTS OF THE
| BOMBARDMENT.
The Land Attaek~Thc Whole
Affair a Reconnaissance
! In Force.
eAlLAkTR7 Of OUR TROOPS
AND TARS.-.THRiL!lHG
/ DETAILS.
FROM Burbridge's Operations
/ His Official Report.
CAPTURE OF BRISTOL, WYTHEs.
| VILE, TIE SALT AID
LEAD MINES.
Frem the Far Nest--A Goodly Flc-
tory over the Hostile Redskins.
, 1864-12-30

no YOU WANT 70 GET
~ MAgR1EDa II so conta1t Madams MEEAs:
marry. ana bow to taclnatt and w1n the lore and
"A, 1tst: win enn dollar snd red stamp. S" Blk
;o43. St It uia. Mo, n le9l.1I1i4 4t
, 1864-12-30

A NY GENTLEMAN HAVING
IN good piano In bis room (which rlust' IT, cen
sra!iy oc ID ami vi linz, for "c0n4!dezatton to
.!1S 40 amateur 9Th !. "llyht toaca'' to practice
"1es'tag "aMATE' r." Tribune Office. Satisfactory
1Cfcf11I&es given. te391l31}tt
, 1864-12-30

GTOCKS, BONDS AND COIN
~ BcuEht and BOD ntEu aud IN New York on can,.
mission. and ADVANCES m1de tn these and on ship
mcptB Of Provisions. BreaMeta1s: &C.; 70 New York
and Liverpool. JOHN T. PATELCK.
Et2Q 3Et1 I'm 2k E,nfk 4treet,
, 1864-12-30

-. JANES Hun TEE, II. D..
Fhys1e!A1 for Discusses Of the Thr9at AMI Lungs,
Chicago
The wr.tcs e the above may be CONSULTED 1t his
Ofce, arlington street. between the housa Ut 10
4. IL, and r. A. HaItr+ te.stG.sH It
, 1864-12-30

NOTICE.-The Mercantile Asso-
nAY EVENING. JaruarF ri, at ~ o'clock. Officers
tor the ensuing year I'll be seetsd and the present
utttces specially reqncttea to make thetr final
reports: Aev bu.ness viii hG transacted In It's pr-
per order. II Il hoped that 9rtfy metabcr wall Ut
tend tbl4 most important meeting q the ycns.
deGfLd451 st Y-sAA MERRILL LADD, Sec'y.
, 1864-12-30

A. IL PERSONS SENDING US
IA oEDEEs FOR SUBSTITUTES FoH THE AnIY Or
SAvT, whether for 1oe, two three ears, must
member that their tn q1i. age, place Of
IsAAC Il. HIT 4 CO.,
C1prt STREET
, 1864-12-30

| There we're II guns protected By trayerses,
| only two Of them being disnluunted. The
| balance bearing directly On the beach and
closing the only practicable route.
! Prisoners captured. ns previously reported,
state that Hokcr's division from Lees army Ii
| at Wilmington. The night before the attack
Wejtzcl advanced his skirmish line within
! Fly yalds Of the fort
! While the enemy was kept in his bomb
proofs, dispatch Was captured on an orderly
| with an order from Gen. Whiting to bring q
battery Of light guns into the tnrt. 4 few Of
our men entered the fort while ehcl1s from
| the tleet were falling around them. As soon
ns the firing from the navy ceased at dark,
the fort was manned as fully a. ever, and
oRSned, , wlth gdaPs and 3D. capnlster s3 upon our
regular siege would serve to reduce the fort.
These Terc not In accordance with instruc-
tfonE, and Us the weather came on unfsyora-
bic Gen. Butler gave orders for embarkiug.
Gen. Butler's engineers sustain his opinion
I That Fort Fisher was practically untnjured BY
| the bonbarlment.
Admiral Porter, in reply to Gen. Buffers
letter. Faid he had ordered the large ships to
20 to Beaufort for ammunition, and be ready
10 renew the attack In case it is decided to
continue, q.
He stated they had not Commenced to fire
rnpldly, and could keep all the rebel Is cut Of
sight until troops we're within twenty yards
assault could be successfully made, but would
not wish to place his Judgment in opposition
to that Of Gen. Weitze], who had made sur
ycys Of the eneny's works Ia conclusion
he eaid the beach would probably be smooth
in short time, when the men On shore could
be safely trkcn off.
NEW foRK, Thursday, December 29.-The
New York 1ri1une's Washington special says
*'H Was 5,0D co1ored troops who were landed
near Fort Fisher. They took up q strong po-
sition and held it against vigorous attack.
They then attacked and carried at the point
Of the bayonet IN earthwork in front Of Fort
Fisher. The rebels, reinforced, returned and
retook the fort, driving out our black troops
with heavy loss. What remained Of them
were then re-embarked, and the men-ofwar
again opened fire IN Fort Fisher"
WAsa1Se7o.;, Dec. 2o.-Thu steamer Balts-
more arrived this afternoon, bringing dis
patches from Admiral Porter. Admiral Por-
ter was. still vigorously bombarding Fort
aafe EiEegt, t. and ' was confident aing able to
"A Washington dispatch WAS handed round
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
Mrs. Grant and " MIR. Grant"

l. is one misfortune OF great people that
t.ey must be talked about, Gsnt Gen. Grant
graf , and, in this free country, not with
We reverence due the Grand Lama. | was
ia! to know something Of Mrs. Grant; a
plain. sensible, quiet woman who takes the
"o.Ii as a matter of course. We were talk
TX 81 tie great responsibility Of Gen
i"rnt' position, and made some remarks,
'.H.log 70 awaken any expression of ambi-
tHh dormant IN her woman's heart No re-
t.las. She said, Mr.. Grant" $50 she al
Nry' calls him) had succeeded below, and
when he was called to this position he
thought II was his duty to try what he could
"o. We then expressed hope that he
"ouiI succeed and that he would take Rich,
mDn!. Well, don't know. think he
ray-Alr. Grant always was a very obstinate
man (Nobody learns that trait of charac-
ter quicker than wife,
l. IS sad also, Il was not there them that
ta!s conversation took place about the cleo
ion: "lt Gen. Grant succeeds, he may want
To be President" but he is lieutenant gen
rraL" Yes, but when man can be elected
resident, It must be strong temptation. -
" cont know. There have never been but
two Een'cnart generals of the United States,
Gen. Washington and Cen Scott. There
have be. Number Of Presidents, for in
stance such men as Frank Pierce and James
buchanan, " No, it would hardly be ambi-
ton which would lead lieutenant general
70 wish . be President.
Mrs Graot-y0u are a sensible woman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
Aurtiou and other SALES.
EARM FOR SALE

One Of the best Farms in northern Vermont
situated on t4e Pa>>ump>ic river, Il miles from
the flouri>hing village Of ST John>bury and :
mile from ~. Johnsburv Center Said farm con-
t,juS about 80 acres al prime l,i:d- divided into
so acres tillage 30 acres paSiu,rg, 40 acre heavy
woodland well fenced. > houses ADJOINING
large barns, grainery and hoy house "aod run
-, ur,,er 70 both houses and barns. The sal
f,rm Mill be sold At . bargain large part OF
"a, 5l, r-,rch.se money can ren.ain on mnrtgage
'-' JEFFERSON BUTLER.
- &c, Soft
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
- IL RM y VI re i \
BILLY TRULI..

BIS /. ,hc ONLY .r,.e and rAornusa-hre SheT'
l.:an NJ IL on the turf His sire was the IA =
n..r.> II.ly Rn.- Wl-u,s dam MS half tIonc
u..-. -i~c = IL. III 'u-t5u " an IL. III, the
,.l Sherman !i.> dam sa> a u pic hay maze
sired b., tr - Steele uoI>c or IL faia oaS hoyal
II Ran : u.I's. Line .ui h. - me I'D HhoT-
l.-.- a., dirn vas veE, fast tTav, ler- -sTK
. .'-.e. ANNA. al :, 4 - 81 years ~ axe
.., In. i l.as u raais e AZ I'D AID per
@ a.. ...; al, ;u- al.v enc ro handle or ollvc-
-- Sd. lI.,.-e II Lac oT ~ war II age AID
g.. 20. - n >rr.r 4 c7-c:a-" l. un>urY a>>C-
'an-. 4.ra chestnut. gvel-.-, s. - .b>; hight Ia
...,.>- ... l,rs ia>i ;-lyr.r- Aver 's> trAii'-
.5 -.- - 80 : '..,i al { - . n, course 4
-'. ja....> .-.N XII 20 .3>- IL at Is--y Al
.... ..acN ia ct: u3...,.:,>- u,o- J.,l--> a. e.
Ga. "- t-a..t. -l>v 70 r:..- les -- B .ur-...ft-
Iar a1asc bII4, sli a. k"g- - - =. II -
lie ai1-st"r II Net :5,.-l,, s-' ,...ll.-, = ''.
az L.. improvement Il >:ayk. M....--,-- lr>-
".AS ALL WEDNESDAYS. Thursday, 81 >4c;.leG,
F.!!s.> - - iO!.l.s5ugs Center a.l o4;~-JsS>
IL / .la u. Corner.
TENS. - warrant - 20 All mares Will lc
,. >.#,-.i ~i,l fnt. II disposed %: before IL,
,.s.... '.tl, 81 faa..u-.
i...y = f'r sa.c--a splendid sac lie Horse anu
III, .aC aIy one II ;.a,.G.c u- DIME
W.; Burke. Jane. lSi lui.lb.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08

How the MaripOsa Vein Has Been
Worked.

Thurlov Weed is Furnishing his rivals in
New York Of the radical persuasion by ex-
ro,ins some Of their operations in which
ua'riotism and mammn were rather une-
Gla.!y mixed I, what he tells in the follow
!u2 paragraph about large drafts on Gen.
frsaoats Nariposa mines is true, they must
b, nearly exhausted by this time, and not
cnough hard cash left to pay the expenses of
Il very brilliant presidential campaign for the
radic.l democracy" Mr.. Weed says:
Moe than year ago, Mayor Opdyke
and cther.remnded Gen. Fremont that when
a candidate for president in 1876, he was
weakened by pecunisry embarrassments !;
AID TIA, as his tritHIs intended to run HIM
* All, II would lie wise to put his affairs INTO
better ,h, t. The general assented, CIV,
in. 20 Mes'r. Opdyke, Morris ketchum and
ID. d. Fed schedule Of his debts lhe'e
/rte,,d' formed Themselves into Narlposa
mini company, mortgaglns the mines tor
Yl.5OOOOO with the proceeds from which all
me genera, dpbts were to BE paid. Bat
4 f!cultss arose, which, however, were ad-
iuned b, tie payment by Gen. Fremont, of
s34O0 900 IN Nar'posa stock to Messrs. -
dyke. Ketcaum ard Hoey, and counsel fee
o. 100000 TO David dudley Field, Esq.
Aat, sad the cOrtidcAtial and real friend Of
Gen. Fremont, who gave me this information,
" here were other cxaCtions and extortions
norng the negotiations that would make
Jess blush" So that in training Ger. Ere
Il mt .ot the presidential course, his grooms
srS = u,tr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
ORDER IF NOTICE OF SETTLfNfN.
I.ASl-tslI u : ~ INKS HsraHI

Ala A.. Curt La a - l..>t--s. Sd - -
t.ilr g.. H.. era lay u jun. "a
.-.-r.-- f-.r-r- o. l--Nr-suc. al---c- .a.t
TZ--' Il I--l;l Haze.,, H. la,r 1. water Pa.
t-,,f ,,tlta>-ti =; --- q -. 3,- 49,
...... rra-.,.s aha -e--r IA 4,u-r-
20. caT a. q. al slrSz. IT, ..
~ i.-aS.i. f-TIIil.l ana c.>I.li - fix
III. ,-,C-'-t q >l.l yr---.
>sl-- ~ tt Re. 20 IT, >a.-e l..- t..--
..-te ly 81 1l-1 HAT filt ,,l-.t
ard heard Lar, f'-ltaTr O-lr q
ri.- 18Th ,.ar q Jus l-. Ara 80 '-r'-- -..-.
-l.a- .. ,--l- -,-Trf! ts- IfyIi,4 L.
l..-l. ,.-E IL. T-,...i u las ,-lyr l.
l-Ii.i,5 - ~ J.Ai-t-rH. IAr,r stek> suy'~>-,.
yi...- L. IA 1ilI.- ,5 4tsT.. 1ls7 -, "a.
It>- -, aie -a.- ACCOUNT = H.
al .~a g.. t,A-i -Aii c,.il. = IL mailer
ana ,.l-II.s-lT;,'ll ,as1 stale.
ky Il.v T..ll.
Attest. Asa / French
t-Ct Jnr,t 10. record.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
TATE OF VERMONT,
Essex Couu-r

Ia PROT at Court held a. tie Probate one. Z .
t.l-. "a the l>tII .As VI : lllt a 10 lNti
SN-rtg a y2ca>... a1lllll- rsiIi1 u fne - ~
-.l ID = All. "a; ,l.l4a, 81 - - di-l-...
81 mas 4 .sicalIeu 10 >r Tea estate 10 t.r
Garl u a. -Hll. A. trll.1tAli fa>. -tf
Il Nv.1 laor l. tie interest 4 IA '-r 'u,r-s.
- aT--
Nu,-eu,, il : o. 37ei v s2il court tha- >a'1 a.
Ts,1! .lr -,sg.rv1 l. 1le I'm 1aS - --.s. :
IL III P-.'alc O-iit-. ia Lur~It1rC. ~ :. -
-.-i -! -t4-r ali Il : -I-I-.e- vfcr-cI i--a-
~I,,- r-t-.---~1 r-- rls1-lrl tvrcHf l's H.
.ssil,v = az, Anon and order larI-5. t-- N
-Iluc->>isrI. y. I'll 'liia- ,--.-s1 II =
81 tlrar.S, al I-l-E -laE .-
1i-.l- AZ si.alr All II c.G-- 20 '-,- ----->
b. tie D. 4T-.-AI-r--.
- JONAH BROOKS go.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
ORDER et NOTICE Vt SETTLENE1-
GEORGE ". SARGENTs ESTATE

Al The probate. ouCrI hx1 al - JotIlstu-y. e. a.
Ti,t onIhs stfh aay % June A ID lSts a
whereas. DAVID Fstss adlil,i>5rsIor It.- 49,.
,,.a,r-a " Sa.-.ilf i.,e % 81 yohustury 3, a. =.
,,,,.a-si PROPOSES l. relier account a.
lion and gr'-Ii tiis account a-aiIl>, 80 s-nr
u,,l ~ a s allowance f5r IT, purpose - s
rlrjn AID Distribution % The rcsi1uc i sac go
,s.r, Il ~ai1 caaIl. aIlrl- Tue iIers, b.. a.
,,l;.!.i l., lile sane: IL : Therefore ord r-.
-al.-.s "a ,sg.l- GEst- Al trsliuu a.. TO- -
1.sa l'rslait Office. Ia II : ht-t'a-E. 80 -
Jary 3-a And Il J. turltsT uf a-'e.. tia.
Il.rrr sled o.. 2 Md h-Trol lA lut1 alto -
fierce ls ~ Ttli> aler IA lar tae1uIual. f-.e--
. J....r-IYJrl rllrcr Ns--A> s'1'->>iH-ls sry-
fii... 10. I,a~i.lC rha1 thea a.'r-r ana ..
lIr...tl...-, 81, said account. II tteS see Sc
t.ars "a al c,arl- Ia Tie matter 4 Fhrl,- -
talls..gd said csIa-e
fls 1lIy 1; iurI-A Attest
ASA L. FRENCH, Ju1ro n: r.
Atra- COPY OF recorl--Atlest
80 ASA l.. FRENCH. JL5.e az f-...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
ORDER Of NOTICE II SElTLEa. 81
T,pIE< RIaKs-S ESTa1.

AS PROBATE CgurI held al ~. J thllsturS g.. -.
,rl fll,. i-rh .ay,i June. A. ID. -
WHEREAS. tsEOask CLAkh- a-,-ili---.-
r.S- .,il+l l.. alglrNs. 81 the estate u >tr.-1
Sfrl,tn n Aid c-ITlCi. deceased rTo.aS.s i.t, .
curs,; OF liz administrative, All I" I-t-'rr
c.llilr rsii y said estate iOT cNari.lt.pA h.
flIc r,r, se Il making Partition Alb Glst- IS.
r,s ~. 81 said estate. under decree 81 --
Tie is-rsu'.> 10 To- a@ entitled l. IL .lr
lllyrti, re ur,ier, 10y sad court Inaf 1hr>a .
1tlil aud tx fItar1 al Tie PROBATE co..
J,ill.-buTN. sli the Eth day 81 July A u liza a
: further ordered I4At all l'rT-,l> illteI-rt -
hrIvsI IN publication 81 i t"ltk 81 Tie -v..--
order ia tlls ta.ri,ula;l. printed a. = 1,r-'.
weeks successfully previous 10 SAID H. ., -...
tlar rllev raaA appear and coolest Tie 4.
Account Al IhcE cause AID also tt hear d.
caGrt II the matter 81 Partition a-- 1-sII.c~-
e-ls1--
b.. the cOurt,
Attest, ASA l. FRENCH,
: true copy o, record.
- Attest. ASA L.FRaSCu -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
Eraal Advertisements,
COMM \ SIONERS' NOTICE
SANrEI- HaRRFN-s Fsr,r.

IIE.-he Subscribers being Appointed "a, u. D.
" s.le Probate C,rl-l -t,r the d1SITi,T g q 81
ni--l ulIrr- Il receive examine and asf-.-
and Demands 81 AL persons against gA- s-i.-e
" a-ren lafeAi Hard ia said lEtrlur l-..sa,
Serlfea ir-alreni. ana TIE term ii -iI moths
sav 81 alril ID l-t4 ar allowed ty >s'd ,.-.--
Creditor. q said deceased. 10 exhibit az 49,
tlairus before Us give notice. that all ~
su;ses %, cur appointment al the dN,int to-.
Euzak Warrtsa. n Hard~il K in .ai3 -~--f r b
lay u July and 26ih day Of October next as 90
eaca u said days
Wk. FOSTER
40 II. c CHJBB rl---a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08

~ CALEDONIA Dl>IL-I4 -
IL Probate Court helG a. the Probate Oil . =
-, JohnshUrv. on the lith DAY etJune, j.
Isaac Hall, administrator, upon IL, 90
+ Daniel Heath. lats Of Grotou IN aid DIS
deceased makes application 10 said court.
c'Use - sell the whole of the real csa;e = -
deceased. representing that the sale IF said l,2
estate would Toe 5en, t.ciai 10 the heirs and al -
terc>tod IN said estate ior the purpose 81 CO.
yVrtlng tie sane INTO money; AID SAID admin,
traitor has produced IL ceaTt the consent a.
appreciation in writing Of al the heirs - az
c>tstr residing IN this safe
whereuHon. II ! ordered by sad coIf- ~
said ap Alication he referred = the . T.
July, A.D 1854. AZ the Probate Office. II = ! ---
hgrv. for hearing .n9 decision taer, GA. 50 g.
further ordered that 81 persons Interest. - t.
t.a.d hereof hy publication II notice u 49, q
pication and order thereon three weeks -.---
>lvciy Ia the Calodnnian, printed a ~ J H. F.
before said time cf hearing, that tacy mas 49,
pear, and at sail time and phase, Z :-eE ---
cause, cbjec; thereto.
By the cnuct.-A;tost.
SIS ASA / FRENCH. J..-.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
q, ATE OF ' Z h MO- r
- ESSEX CoUNT., :.
rvR. "A MARTINS KSTaTE

E-kA = MARTINS kNlAIE-
Ia Probate Court holden al LunrnhIrg. "a a. e. -
i>tTi T. ,i a., l-tt : a. - June A. 10 lS0s
LA Martha. administrator The ----tr - 3.
Martin. late 4 Bloomfield. Il sad di-trlG -
L. - IL I,.Cafio >aia court - eIte ~ tue H.
i,., .rp,r. Inn IA TIE debts due from
sa 10 render his .sGlilllsIT alton account G4il.
Iurr .ar
L j. Therefore g-le,ca bv s4iG coIrt thai T. So
.iit under ,.s.I>irrAI, and t,r Ard al tt
lfI.ilr II LuIrI b2IE. the l2ih tAS 81 JUS.
80 Aud Il = TvTvi. Thai a. I,eTs c..-r
t,t l.l1.ues hrTcuI - Tat,.Iicu - copy 5i Ire
= IL oder n The Alrss,I.au printed a. - Ju,-
sIr It-k> eGNgr>>iNtlg Icp-ul- l. sad line Ul TIA
hi fs,y mas appear al. cr.ir-t TIE allowance -
Account. z. I..,s case AID IL T. Ard y
,Jr- IL Ilr matter Partition A-41 Gs1--t GiluA -.
,--rsfe b. the Court
A-irsI. jon Ala BROOKS, : ~.
i true CoYy Record,
Al Al 81 J,pSal B.epaS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
I KING ASSE
Bought ii less than market prices. in great
variety OF sizes ard =; HALLS
SsnAI-I\-I ,J,rIJINES

The subscriber would say 10 the farmers OF
OF Caledonia County that lie Is Introducing q
no w.nG machine. called
TIE FIRNER
Pine patcnt-which he offers for sale. Said
machine Is made OF iron, i strongly built, i sim
PIE IN It's construction. and has the reputation
where II has been tested. OF being the best ma
chime AMI the easiest # draft that i now in the
market.
Al N.oare interested in moving machines are
invited 70 Nlmin, Tor III asylye> before 2lIchaS-
iu-. Persons whn Wish To purchase = machine
az a."~ci u give them fair trial before pun
chasing. / q, work ami materials u <lil ma
chimes are warranted all ri.h; or if not. are to
made good. tree # charge. supply of such
paris - are most lanlc 20 fail Will bc kent on
..and where said machines are sold TO supply, in
ca>c Z ..s iilgrc.
For further particulars enquire of agents
81. J"tm>bur. and Waterford. Geo Rxnnev
Lyndon. + ". S.au.dI...; burke. Sutton and
sheffield. L0rin Jenkins: Kirby. John Gnrhsm (:
Barnet, Seth Ford; Ryegare. Geo Cnwlcs .
Peacham. J. O. Morse. Danyil'c. Nm NJ. Dcle :
Eardwick and Walden. |. A Fa-riuaran.
BANTER WHITNEY.
10 EnEN, Vt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08

WHAT is the most comfortable Bed fox
" the sick CASINOS Spring Mattress.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
4'o9ton < i. 4. advertisements.
&5ln WILL BE FORFEITED


~ Dr. L. Blk ili.ig- to cure IN les time tnah any
other physician. -i.yiII.y au permanently, VIII
.r-r-l 30 from ,.,.jpil eLr ~ exposure I" d!
Nt.i..'.. ~-il >.e ans Pleasant mc'.l-lHc>,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
- TATE OF MONT

Attest. Asa L. FRENCH. JgtEr q = -4'-.
\ true copy % ! Record,
Attest Asa I FnEN. 81
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-10

The country may take heart Of hope to-day
Upon the situation and prospects Of our armies.
We have Richmond, Atlanta and Mobile by
the throat. These points taken, the rebels
would then be driven into their last ditch.
The only thing needed is, that the people
should put forth their strength and finish these
campaigns decisively. The only danger is that
the political campaign will psralyze the forces
in the held-that the attention Of the people
will be distracted from the great work before
us, and their energies weakened.
We have power and resources enough to
overthrow the rebel confederacy and put JeG.
Davis and his fellow-conspirators in u ham.
mered iron cage within six months, II the force
OF the loyal States and communities were prop.
erly put forth.
It is the business of the political enemies o.
the Government and Administration to pain,
in gloomy colors our national affairs, but
when the test OF truth and common sense ID
applied, their sophistries melt away to dross
and scum.
The truth Is that If we move forward with.
out faltering, our great work will soon be done,
and well done.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-10
Sentences by courts. ts.Msrtiai.

In the Army Of the Potomac the following
sentences of courts-martial have been approved
and carried into effect;
Lieut.. James Il. Donnelly, Sd N. J. cav;
cashlered. Chas. 8. Simmons, hospital stew
ard, 1st Ct. cav; hard labor for one year at
Dry Tortugas. Lieut.. II. NJ. Lille, 4th N. Y.
art dismissed. Major James H. Lane, 3lst
U. 8. colored troops; dismissed. Capt. H. A.
DeLsnd, 1st Mich. sharpshooters; csshiered,
and sent to Dry Tortugas. Lieut.. Jas. Smith,
20lh N. Y; dismissed. Lieut.. Michael Reilly,
164th N. Y; dismissed. Lieut.. II. L. Carpen-
ter, 4th N. Y. art.i suspension from rank and
pay for three months. Capt. A. NJ. Channel,
7th R. l.; dismissed. Lieut.. J. Q. Adams, 3o!h
u. 8. col'd; cashiered. Lieut.. VIM. Thomas,
Cd Md; cashiered, and confined at hard labor
for one year. Capt. Jas. Biaisdeli, 9th N. H
dismissed. Lieut.. John Hoy, 179Ih N. VI
cashiered. Lieut.. j. Kniekerbocker, 14th N
Y. art; dismissed. Capt. D. B. Kaufman, 4sth
Pa. (yeteran;) dismissed. Lieut.. Alfred Croft
143d Pa; dishonorably dismissed.