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The Latest "Trap to Catch Gulls."

The Boston Post of the 9th inst. has a
leader stating that "There is one thing Of
which our peop.e may be assured,-the lead
ing rebels of the south do not desire any,
thing more than the reelection of Abraham
Lincoln. Gaey wish the republican party to
remain united, and to re-elect their cand:-
date.
DO TIE copperhead leaders seriously expect
that this canaid will take with the people
Bah. Every intelligent citizen knows that the
rebel leaders are in sympathy with the north
ern leaders who oppose the administration of
Mr.. Lincoln. The Atlanta Appeal of July
Goth Ia leading secession paper) says:
" The greatest battle of the war will prob
ably be fought in the Immediate vicinity of
Atlanta. Its result determines that of tn,
pending northern presidential election. Ii
We are victorious, the peace party will tri.
umph; Linco!n's administration is a failure
and peace and southern independence are the
immediate results
Notice here the rebel grounds of hope.-a
rebel vlctory-the " triu mph of the northern
peace party" democratic the failure of
Lincoln's Administrations and south
ern independence.
There is a wonderful coincidence in the
language of the rebel papers and the copper
head journals. Both denounce Mr. Lincoln
as usurper-both denounce his admnistra-
ton as failure. The cope rhead papers
speak of the despotism Of the administration
the rebel papers represent Mr.. Lincoln as
a tyrant.
the rebel journals insist that they are
fighting for their ependence-the Boston
Post OF August 81 says, The country is be-
ginning 10 realize that it has undertaken
bigger job taan 1t can perform,-it is begin
Ming to realize that the rebels Aare rights
rh'ca nc dIG bound to respect and which we
must respect before We can bring them to
tneig ailesiance.' Bo! assumptions "The
rebels" no ale guilty of the greatest crime
known to TIE Tvs OF God or man, who have
waged and prosecuted a cruel war against
their rightful government, who have made
themselves obnoxious to the provisions OF
the constitution which declare in such case
forfeiture Of all civil rights, and of life even
yes, according to the above assertion, ct the
rebels have rights which ne are bound to re-
spect."
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Our Quotas.

The quotas of the several towns of Gale
donia, Orleans and Essex counties, under
the call of the President of the United
States, of July Is, 1864, for 100000 men to
serve in the army of the United States, are
hereby announced. The quotas have been
computed by the several provost marshals
upon the United States enrolment of each
town, as the same stood on the first day of
July, 1864. And the columns of credits and
deficiencies show the standing of the several
towns on the 5lst day of July, 1864:
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

A mass convention Of The freeman OF Caledonia
county, without regard to past political differ
ences will be held at the TOWN HALL INST.
JOHNSBURY, ON TUESDAY, AUG. 10, 1864,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
county officers for the year ensuing. All who
are in favor Of sustaining the government in its
forts to suppress the rebellion and of maintain
ing the union in its integrity by means of the
principles promulgated by the Convention held
at Baltimore On the It'll day of June, are cordially
invited to attend.
By ORDER OF COUNTY COMMITTEE.
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| s 80 L o An

The Secretary Of the Treasury pis..
thai SUBSCRIPTIONS for Coupon Treas,.-,
payable three years from Aug. 18th X.
semi-annIal interest at the nate -
ihree-ten;hs per cent per annurn.-r-i-5-.... g..
interest both 10 be paid in lawful ln..-7ey
These notes viii be convertible A. -
OF the holder al maturity, nito SIX l,er ,...
bearing bonds. payable not less -f,-
more than twenty years from their aa.,
Government may elect, They viii De- s
denominations of >5o. Slee. so. -
>o,"Jo, ard ali subscriptions must BE- f.---
lars or some multiple Of fifty dollars.
The notes will lie transmitted l. --,
free of transportation charges as son
receipt of the original Certificates gs H..
they can be prepared
As the notts draw interest fron A.
persons making deposits subsegueI, ..-...
must pay the interest accrued from lar.
TO date of deposit.
Parties depositing TWENTY-FIVE 'ao.,,..
and upwards for these notes Il an1 .r-.-..
De allowed commission Of ,nc-era-s- -
per cent, which will be paid by tie 1rs- .. .
partnent upon ;ht receipt Of 49, +-.
amount, certified 10 by the officer vi.
deposit was made No deductions ...
sions must be made E IN the depo,--
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ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY
AND HIGH SCHOOL.

By recent arrangements these schools are te
be united under the superintendent ~ the form
er Principal of the Academy. J. h. lobby
The 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 cana dates for admission will be care
fully examined as 10 their qualifications 10 enie
upon he 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
stadies Of the Academy and High School viii be
admitted to the Grammar School, OF any of the
lower grades of the village schoO Is in which they
are qualified 20 be classed.
The ample acc ommodations row supplied bv
the addition OF the Academy 10 the spacious and
model house Just completed ny the village for lis
graded schools, together with the classification
which the arrangement is intended to secure.
will furnish, it is thought. both n scholars Al
home and from abroad greater facilities for i'm
provement than the Acade envy 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 ffjs gerr on the
nrSt DAY OF the term Fox This purpose all de-
~ eulti NHe >Cleti are rF9ur-IetA 70 &c
in attendance then. furnished with pencil, re:,
ink, and sheet of blank paper aud nothing
more.
The classification and arrangement OF the gram
mar, intermediate and primary schools # HI
village Will be made at the respective houses ari
rooms on the same day. Monday September 5th.
beginning at 9 O'Clock in the forenoon Parents
and guardians are respectfully requested 10 see
that their children and wards prompts III a.
moo At shr, -h,l
and success of our schools ,pcnd> very much Up
on the classification that may be made AZ the be
ginning of the term. WM. w THAYkR.
lO:l2 Fer SchUo. Com
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Browns Bronchial TrOches. or Cough
L"zcngeS. cure Cough, Cold. Hoarseness and
iuHIcula. or any irritation or soreness of the
throat
Great service in subduing Hoarseness.
R-v. DANIEL WISE. New York.
he rocheS are staff of life to me-
FRoF. EDWARD NORTH.
Pres Hamilton College. Clinton, N Y.
A simple and elegant combina ton for Coughs.
Sc. lw DR.. 6. +. BIGELow, Boston.
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.

We have glorious news from Mobile. A
dispatch published in the Richmond Sentinel
OF August Sth, from Gen. Maury, comman-
der of the rebel forces at Mobile. to the reb-
e secretary OF war, says: Seventeen of the
enemy's ships-tourteen ships and three
lron-clads-passed Fort Morgan this morn
ing. The TecamSeh, monitor, was sunk
by Fort Morgan. The Tennessee surrender
ed after a desperate fight with the enemys
fleet. Admiral Buchanan lost leg, and is
prisoner. The Selma was captured. The
Gaines was beached near the hospital. The
Morgan is safe, and will try to run up toni sht.
The enemy's fleet have approached the city.
A monitor has been engaging Fort Powell
all day. All of the ships above named ex-
cept the Tecumseh are rebel vessels. 1t is
difficult to conceive how Com. Farragut COULD
run his feet into the harbor of Mobile with
the loss of only one ship. The main chan
mel passes right under the short ange of the
one hundred and thirty-two guns of Fort
Morgan, and it was protected at It's most
exposed part by row Of strong piles driven
into the mud. 1t is undou btedly the fact,
however, as the rebel author tiles would not
have lowed such dispatch to be publish
ed, unless true. We confidently expect to
hear in few days of the capture Of Mobile
Indeed there is but little to prevent the I'm
ION fleet getting the city beneath Its guns.
The rebel navy at that point has been almost
annihilated, and Fort Norge passed. There
are shore batteries, it is true, ranging along
in front Of Mobile, and line of instructions
about four miles from the city. But these
are obstacles that can be overcome without
much difficulty. The shallow water at the
head OF the bay may retard progress some.
what, but probably some OF the feet will
draw but little water, and can pass up close
10 this city. And even if not. there must be
sufficient force in seventeen vessels to on
crate 10y land. The rebel fleet of iron and
cotton-clads, comprised about twenty five
guns, and was under the chief command of
franklin Buchanan. whose treachery in con-
necton with the Norfolk Navy Yard and
command of the "Merrimac have given
him bad eminence enough.
The fire on Charleston is still kept up
Admiral Dahlsren has taken up his position
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In Littlcton. \. H.. Aug 6. of consumption
Hannah j Elliott, formerly Of Lunenburg.
In Enfield, y. IL Aug. |. of diptheria. Arthur
Adel2ert. aged years, youngest son of VIM. &
and Harriet DcniSon.
In hospital, n. Y, July IL, of typhoid fever.
Calvin Dewey, J... OF McIndoes Falls. AGED "a
wear - 2als, of Co A, 10Th Vt. Regt
In GAINESVILLE. Wis. JUL p, M Israel Page.
aged 81 years, formerly of Danville
killcl at Coal IIarbor, June 10, Serst. Joseph
VI Hutchinson Of Waterford, aged %. member
OF Go. lith Regt: Vt Eols.-We all realize
his less deeply yet feel that a noble death was
his.
1t was in the silent shades of night
We dug his grave by the moon S pale light.
And laid him in his grave to rest
Without a coffin to shield his breast.
No sheet nor shroud could We prepare.
No wife OF mother 10 be near:
But spade and turf and martial dress.
a chaplain Trayer his grave did bless.
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EMERSON HALL. pm
NTATE OF VERMONT
Caledonia District. ::

Nal6uonIa IlStrlct. 5.
IA ,oIrl held al the Probate oiiUe in Johns
.aLs' on lle icia DAY .: Aug. A y lo-,4.
Ann rlLaheth Cahoon and Char. : Dana aSa-l,o-s If
Aa>t ia SliQ testament u ndTSri A Cahe laie OF
lsncoh IN said ctdeceased make application u said
SoNt o License 10 sell the whole ihe estate uf SAID
ueoeden representing that the sale of said real estate
"oud e beneficial 10 the heirs and al Interested in said
state ior the purpose converting the into mon
ana said executors have produced ia the consent
anu appreciation in writing Of I'll the heirs. deyisees
anu eSatees OF said estate resiin. this state 10 HE
granting Of said license
heTeupon II is ordered by SAID that said ANIL
cation be referred IN day Of Aug n IN; ~ he
probate Office in ST Johnsbury Tor hearing ana eTi,
thereon and il Is further ordered that al persons intaT
ested be notified hereof, by publication OF noiir 80 "a,
application order thereon three weeks sucoessi -
the Caledonian printed at ST. Johnsbury before sa, line
place, if they see cause, object thereto ~ -
By the Court-Atfest
His ASA l. FRENCH Jusge
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ESSEX County Union Ticket.

REV. l.. IL. TABOR, Concord, senator
" c kXEEtA ,,;,d hisiIT' Assistant Judges
CHARLES CHASE Concord sheriff,
}. " HAKl >lfoKN, Lunen'Ts Judge OF Probate
u. S. STURRS, Island Pond States Attorney.
d. c. HUDSON East Haven High Baiff.
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The ST. LOuis COunterfe tiers I'm Prison

Col. Baker, provost marshal Of the war
department, arrived at Washington Sunday
morning with the counterfeiters Of govern
ment notes, seventeen in number, VI were
recently arrested at St. Louis. They were
committed to the old capitol prison. This is
the most important arrest of counterteiters
ever made III this country, and breaks up a
most dangerous combination of criminals,
some OF whom we're among the most respec-
table members Of society. Two of then,
were government contractors, and used to
pay cut about $50 900 week in taeir own
money and receive United States money in
pay. One of the ccunierteiters ait. mntel
to escape from car on his way to Washing
tor and was killed BY falling from the train.
Their dies, pl ateS, presses and all their exte-
TOR facilities Tor countrrfeilins were cap,ur-
ed, together with large amount Of counter
teit money. They did the heaviest business
in counterfeiting $40 treasury notes and 30
cent postal currency, but had large number
OF plates, amor G which were - plates on
Bank Of Rutland, Vermont. and the Bank Of
Pittsfeld, New Hampshire They have
flooded the west with counterfeits, millions
of dollars have been manufactured and in
dustriously showed"
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES Oh ru,,
LOAN

1t is National Savings Bank, ofF,ri,-,
er rate Of interest han any other, an ..
security Any savings bank which ra.- .. .
positoTS Ia L y Notes, considers ta.-
ing in the best circulating medium Of IL. ...-.
and i cannot pay IN anything bette. FIR. .-
assets are either in Government serar.-.r, .-
notes or bonds parable n gCTerlneut .a..-
II is equally convenient ten-po-@-- .-..
nnanent Investment The notes al, --.ost,
I'D 70. fraction VI 'Leir faces ald le,....
interest, and are She best security W.T. ia.
ccl,aterals Tor discount
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High Prices and Spectators.

The Boston Journal has some sensible re.
marks about the class of people who are
augmenting prices by going about the coun-
try croaking about the war, and giving plen-
TO of advice but no aid to the country:
g These partisans of men who feed fat on
our countrys troubles are to be fosnd haunt
Ing the country stores, roaming arou I'd in all
parts OF the country On TIE pretense Of" sum-
mering out " for the beneti, os their hea lth,
and preaching famine openly and copperhead
ism eovertly. They are apt at Advising
They urge farmers not to sell their produce
at the present famine rates, as by next fall
they will receive double the present prices
for all they can produce. A few 90 about
trying to engage butter at fifty cents and
even sixty cents per pound in November
next, int they do not buy. Nor do the, offer
any acceptable security, that such bargain,
if closed, would ever be fulfilled. They are
simply myrmldoms of the men of ease who
go about rendering advice, and both are the
puppets OF mammoth spectators, or associa-
tons OF such individuals in the large cities.
Some of the purchasing clan have been
around-our informant tells us-in Norfolk
county offering two dollars per bushel for
potatoes, to be delivered in autumn and we
are also informed that, for the cash doma,
security will be furnished these spectators
by some farmers that they will furnish each
from three hundred 10 six hundred bushels
within three months, and allow ten per cert
drawback as interest on advance payments
1t is possible that spectators may close with
this offer, but not at all probable
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MARRIAGES.

In Montnelier, Aug. l, VIM. E Adams of the
firm Of Kellogg X Adams. and Julia NJ. PAIGE
daughter of A l.. Paige
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u The Burling ION Sentinel is not salts
lied with the resolutions passed at the demo-
cratic state convention. We are sorry. Can
the Sentinel support the author Of them for
governor-Rutiana Courier, Aug. 9TH.
Oh, no. Then Mr.. Redfeld. the copper
head candidate for governor, is the author of
the declaration that the administration has
denied TO sovereign states all constitution
rights, and here5y aJsolrsd them from the
duty of allegiance declaration of which
the Sentinel said that "the most charitable
thing that could be said of it was that The
author probably wrote it in ignorence Of
what he was really saying" The question Of
the Courier is pertinent one. We shall
look with some curiosity for the Sentirel's
answer.-Free Press.
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CGLGiTE'S HONEY SOAR.

CoigIte's Honey >oap.-This celebrate
TOILET SOAP. in such universal demand. us-af rE
the CHOICEST materials. Is MILD ana EMULllENl
is nature FRAGRANgLI SCENTED. ans ,A,i.a.,..
BENEFICIAL action upon the SKIN For ,sle - a.
Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealer. ISS.IsAS.
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N D L e is hereby given that an ap-
~ plication will be made al the next session Of
the Legislature of Vermont for a charter for a
railroad from ST Johnsbury, commencing and
connecting al cr near the depot OF the Connect
cut aud Passumpsic Rivers Railroad in 81 Johns
bury, thence by the NAY of Victory TO intersect Al
some point on on the Atlantic K ST. Lawrence
RAILROAD between Connecticut River and Island
Pond or al Island Pond. lila
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and the occasion, which was, on the whole,
remarkably pleasan; and successful COM
mencemeut
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lST OF LETTERS remaining unclaimed in
IL Post Office, ST. Johnsbury, VT, Aug IL. 1854
Bailey F W. Howe David
Bennett Miss NJ NJ. Howe Wilson
Chase Nettie l. Hebert Noe
Cheney Henry Mason Chas
Cutler A T. Stone o A.
Durand Eugene Warren Elvirs
Gilbert West Mrs MaryA
Gilmore Lizzie
II To obtain any of these letters. TIL annl;-
can't must call for advertised letters. give Inc
date of this list and pay cent for ADVERTISING,
II not called for within one esnuth. they
viii be sent to the Dead Letter Office
EMERSON HALL PM
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nlA''s'll OF The iel .ls hunt le abode ~ -f.
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g.. -. - go '''SA-lr"ii IL q -'
distant Valleys and faT-or islands OF 1fe flo en-
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y-n ru"-iits-~i'ce li2l-Ss AID nearly dear Al
n : =. - i-l- u b i1.r D- P.arfaf- IA T. It.
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a. "a 81.
one yoa1s sna,,, es.ly ,..a i,-a. - ~ H..
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sen IL Ia. lea l,f,,, q ,,I- ,-1 49,
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me c i - u. 1.>; l' ,i'. "a a
isg- her s5,iiIe ,, H ,,,,, ,.t .y4''''1
she j. ,low vel. gecic..I1ll
MRS. o. II pa
tar, owe much . 9o- t. veTilyt l-Ee -
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Tam, al. , So -.
Plantation Bitler> NJ wife Ia, ben 80. ...
: '-'i' n T,r fri, A., ,,-pp,>- ,...,
-, = ''-''> q .''- E
and had 10 abandon i,react.i,~- r. . -
hlilers have cured me.
60 . = \ HUN Ii
ra,jen Ri 49, ~, ~ s-l"T a,'15l N :.
ing Sith the guests i car house
p.-,.,. 81 AS, { tlApN 1, \ 4 cd"
H.. - "
,re Is Of our disabled S,i;,~, va, IL ~
effect e. W ID ANDREWS
"a. 'i-'li' 'll''Ta ii ''le- 'i
SSn,ah Is, ;"i @4.shl ~As A-i up i'-S;--, @
H.R klNtSLFY. t'.,,.t. ...
- The Plantation Ef,r.-s haze ,---..i-... ..
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- Z A l. ID [ y G'S GLUE
/ AND HILTON'S CEMENT.
In liquid form always ready for use, soA at
BINGHAN-S
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Democrats and all others who believe that the
present Administration is failure and has been
a series of misrule and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sa.-
rltclng thousands of lives and millions of prop
erty TO no practical effect as 10 the restoration of
the union of Our fathers, and who see no posi-
BILE hope for our beloved and once united country
except In an entire change of the administration
OF the government, are requested TO meet at the
Town Hall in s. Johnsbury. Thursday. the 18th
day of August, 1864, at Ii o'clock. 4. N, for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for County
Officers.
GEO. e. BARNEY.
J. NJ WEEKS
\. r. THOMPSON.
Aug. L, lsoi. County Com.
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GOLD opened at 2.55 in New York Tues
day, but fell to 252i.
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DEATHS,

ss- Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted FREE-
obituaries Including poetry ertei cents line
Il advance. ~
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FIRSTNiTI0N!L BiNK OF ST. JeHN>eIg %

anu 0y all National Banks which AZ
rieS of public money. aud
all kE>rECTAuLE BANKS AN, HAN.
throughout the country viii give further ....
ton AM AFFORD EVERY FACILITY r, -.
LEgs.
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Convertible into a 81, Per CT ga
GOLD BONp.

In addition to the very liberal intere>r "a. =
notes for three years, this privilege az colles--
Is now worth about three per cent per anua.. F.
the current rate tor 500 Bonds Is not les, -
i,iRe PER cent pres,,'ze,, and before the W, -
premium on SIX per cent L. :. stocks was
twenty per cent Ii viii be seen that the a.
profit on this loan, Al the present market IA.
not less than ten per cent per annum.
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TUX GONkRNOK,
JOHN GREGORY SMITH, of st. Albans
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, of Waterbury,
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN b. PAGE. of Rutland.

FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS -lST DlsI.'
FRED f. WOODBRIDGE, OF NERdhNNi''
SECOND DISTRICT,
JUSTIN s. MORRILL,, OF SIRAFfOfD.
THIRD DISTRICT,
PORTS BANTER, OF DERBY LINE.
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n ten per cent per annum.
ITs EXEMPTION FROM STATE or Nun.
NATIO

But aside from all these advantages Hhigt e.
have enumerated, a special Act Of Congrc,s
.s,ptS all bonds gs,a Treasury notes r,-,,.
tTratiOn- On the average this Is wort
two per cent per annum, according 10 =. a.
10 taxation IN various parts Of the count
i. Is believed that no securities Off - -.-,.
Inducements 10 lenders as those issued a.. .
Government In all other forms OF J.. lc1., .,...
the faith or ability Of private partie>. 10Y =
companies OF separate comrnuni-ia-. n...-
pledged for payment. while the property o..
country i held 10 secure the discharue ., a. -..
obligation~ Il The United States.
Wnile The government offers the no. s
terms for Is loans, il believe. "a. -..
strongest appeal VIII be To tie lora.-r I'll. ..
oiisrn oftte people
Duplicate certificates viii be ISSUED Sra.
posts The parry dep,,siiin-, must cd .r>,. Up
the sr,yi-,V' certificate tie dsnsm.ua-. e.. .-.
required and whether they are -. s,e .,-..... ..
blank OF l'ayahic - order Wheu -..-.. ..-.s 81.
must e left With the oif,rer rrceivii- ...--
to be forwarded To the Trea s,lrv De-sr--..-.
Subscriptions all De received ir .t. Tr.-- ..
Of The United States, At Washingta1.. ....s -....
AS>i~ia. lreasurerS and designate E.-..
and bv the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-12
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