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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-09

IL Dining Falcon. sItuated ON one Of TIE nrinci
;r 81 the city iocldips Turnituve
Of the most popular resorts In the citY and Il do
,ps l.,ss P.,i.s busin, %. nusinsas Of lon port
o. he proprietor offsIins his plaza for sale. For
tTms ard other information apply at the star t1Y.
Gee, q <
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM RICHMOND.

RETREAT OF THE REBEL ARMY FROM NEW,
BERN, N C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-09
THE MALDEN RAsk MuRnRR.

THE MAIDEN BANK MURDER.
BosToN, Feb. 9.-Green was arraigned yes
terday at Maiden, and pleaded not guilty to
killing Converse and robbing the bank, but
guilty OF setting fire and burning block of
buildings in November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-09
Washington Money Market-Latest Quo
fationS.

WashinSt0n Money Market-Latest Quo.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson &c Co., Bank
ers:
Buying Selling.
U. s. Coupon Bonds, 16s1......it7k 1074
u. S. $50 Notes. .107x 1OSH
Quartermasters' Checks ... 9SA
New Certificates ................9 IS
American Silver. l40a143
American Gold. 157al5Sx -
NEW YORK RATEs-sRCoND BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 107h 7.30's, l07K; Certi1-
Gates Of Indebtedness, 9sH; Gold, 159A; uick-
silver, ASH; Michigan Southern, 93h; Terra
Haute, 65k; Erie, 113K; Harlem, 1904; N. Y.
ll94.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-09
CANTERBURY HALL!

CANTERBURY HACL!
TUEsDAY AFTERNOON, Fsbruarys,
EXTRA GRAND MATINEE
FORTE
BENEFIT OF
THE LADIES' ASSOCIATION
FOR THE
RELIEF OF DESTITUTE WOMEN,
George Lea having rendered the ana expenses Of
the hall, and the entire company volunteered
Extra ct from Circular
"Cssss are constantly occurring OF females bains
picked in the streets who have visited this city
in 'earch of tt cir friends In the army, and who
exhausted all their means in reaching here. To
furnish food, LODGING and protection to such psr.
Sons until their fTieD ds be unicAted with
is the object Of this assoc alton"
Tickets may be procured Of the lad,e of the
socistion, under whose sui pices the benefit will be
given, 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-09

CLA1IfIED OIDERI
~ OL1RIvI1D 0IDHR u
Psine ard JuiisDa. larss % pply Of erime o. III.
lyISp " III, rom nas, xer sale b. The salon.
sUnios Bottlins Depot" 81 0rees q
70 Gin lohroa.J Gsofsstosn, D. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-09
W A L Z N T I n e g
VAL NTIN ESii

If you wish TO make choice selection of VAL
End q tn 1usapd diff rent lids to choose from Oar
50 cent Valentine Portse ia epsred expressly for
eoiles ton of st influential and Comic Valentines
price.
We have also. large assortment of Stationery.
Novels, Eovelettse. Ne garines, School, Military,
ard Song Books Ballads. Ma ps and weekly Pagers
hesides q great variety of Fancy a hoods Notions,
Toilet articles. PerSuma-y sni Gallery, including
M n srous ce,ssry al eful srt cles
Orc ers from tiZens or soldiers for any art'ca IN
thu bnok etatit merry line, will be promptly at
tend ed to- Folders whiting the city wiz An it to
their advantage to call and f1. mine these goods.
WILLIAM URE & SON,
$50 Fifteenth street opposite the
fec ST. Tress1ry buil3ins,
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
From East Tennessee.

SUCCESSIVE EXPEDITION TO GUALLA-
TOWN.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA,

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 9.-The steamer s.
r. Spaulding arrived this evening from Beau
fort. Telegraphic comm unication Is resumed
with Newbern. The enemy has retired. All
quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-09

THEY FIND THE FoRTIPICATIONS TOO
STRONG
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wEARB AUTHORIZED TO STATE that there
will be q public reception at the Executive
Mansion, on Tuesday evening, February 9th
from sH until Ii o'clock.
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.TNH1 COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Elk.
istir bstween Etienne Liylersp and Alexander
Zorrn IN the Oaptoi House. No. 646 Pa. avenus
- tEis DAY dissolved By mutual consent Business
Will be continued By Alexander Zorra Ia ats
ENOh BAL "a FIRST class RESTAURANT. In one
Z OF tie best locations in the cty, Terms rea.
scnaels For particulars apply 1t the Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-09

- This noble Poem. given to the public Just
Gre ear ago hTst I'D at the White House bsfora
tas Plefident Of the United States and telsot o.,
ssDbl{ OF invited guests then rsat In the senate
O. amhe, especially appropriated for the oocasionj
Be fore he President Heads Of De ssrtm anita ana .
d,stineri hed audience Of public men and oit1sas
genera II; afterwards READ twice at tina Acsdemv
Of Mcsic In Philadelphia to audi noes Of three and
fsSr thonsand; aud sinos In variou. parts OF the
n THU iors to urusrds Of one hundred and ATTY
,hgn ard peopls.vil sssin BE- presented 90 the
euas ne OF the Federal metrop polls By the talented
speaker who read Il originally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-09

IAe feaoins will CON mepce ct o'clock,
noots Church open ct N o'clock.
.Hty Gents For sale ct the Hotels, Book
1~1ss ana ~ the do"r Wednssd ~ evening".
.y,u., JOHN PIERPONT, President.
= 80 10, eAs0rtr p
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"
their advantage to call and q. mine these goods.
WILLIAM IRE SON,
$50 Fifteenth street oppcsit. the
fec 5t1 Treasury builiins.
PRoPosALs FOR WOOD
oaea1,y Bureau; osFee a, @t g, 2rssssma't~
sR.,RD Wqsh,n , Ies5as5y .h ISL
until l. eoei MON DAY. the is 18th d day Of FEB.
f? Two I'll Tao 5Gh t,oco, CORDS or WOOD.
None but good, hard, msrchAntable Wood VIII
Ore Thousand Il 900, Cords to be delivered 81
Gie.boro' Point. and One Thousand Q.ooO, sord'
within
fr1m date Of con ,ract u,,d.a oeo, c,,a, ,sr
wards will be entertained.
us Be a. ey a.
as nee The nntsd st st.
for he faithful perfermsnce thereof a.
ans GO 70 James sssn
Chief Quart rms ster Cavalry Bureau.
the The rshi to ffjs'f "a sss
jsett Chief ouertermas.sr osva'ry Buresa.
FR ,,E.h Fire toned seyen octave PIANO
e s . b es as. . Fl
~ Market Space Penn avenue, bet Ssh sus sta
M1s. nsT YsTt 4 a .1 re see
, s 81 ss..ss .sa Hon
handsome Ladies' Underclothipg fe s-StT
pOOPING sILT, CIMINT AND 81, KIS2s
~ Of Wrapping Paper I, T sale BY JOHN II II AND.
kER 313 street. near 18th -. p..
N. y. HisE. Ut cash prices pHo Tor oll D1oAss
ewspapsrs Rags, and all kinds OF Paper etooh.
fe a-lWs
CT OOO TO 90 ,0OO-Tte advertiser would
- ,UNtU like to invest the above amount IN ths
purchase Of an interest 10 some ests odsc sa AMI
Temure rative business in this ,dty "A fress
through ,st ONCE with real name, location Aad
nature Of business O w. re ~.
HOW ARD pINING ROOMS
LADIES' ORDINARY,
413 II street. t,co doors from TUslfth srea.
Accommodated with BOARD,
BY the sine lie meal,
BY TIRE day,
BY the week,
B, the month.
Tables su ppiied with silver Forks, clan NAP
kins. white Covers, and Bosm,sfni Fare No Bar.
fe est
A R A RI o II An oH.
SHILLING oFFi-eELLrNa OFF,
aac GOO worth Of BOOTS and SHOES ct co FOR
10 days only. l.. HxIl BRUH co.,
500 Eevsnth street, sdjoininf
Rsst. Odd Rellows' sai
MAP on THI BATTLE OF aITrYsBUEa
Nl By Cart. Willoox, Of Genera ksYrold,s StaR
Noents foo N yRAHcK TAxlnk.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
FAMILY DYE COLORS
SAVING OFs OPER CENT

A > 4 &c OF 80 PIE X c E \ T -.
CoLoRs Black. Black for Silk. Dark Blue, Light Blue
r. ech Blue, Caret brown, Light 81 own, Snuff Brown,
InerTy crimson. Oar; Drao Ii mt Drdb Light Fawn
HfAU. DAN Green Light Green, Magenta, Maiza, Ma
ron, orange Pink Purple, RJyalPurple, Salmon, Scar
let Slate. S)lferIO. Violet Yellow
for > cents You can color as goods would 9TH
e Se COST nNe times that Various shades can be
produce from the same dye The process Is simple and
any Oh" can use the dye with perfect success Directions
VI tusISn Freuch an: German, inside OF each packs ge
II lirtnt Information Ill Dyeng, and giving per
feCt knowlege what coors adapted to die over
others. with many valuable recipes purchase Howe
stevens Treatise on Dyeng and Coloring Sent by mail
Oh receipt of price--lU cents Manufactured by
howe STEVENS
aO Broadway Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
T. \ R NJ AN ID 5 I % { h
FOR, SALE At AE-CrIDN

On account = III laealrf IT, s',i,=cc'i.r
fs- 10 his farm situated IN East i,s1Hn- 'n
rr.zi. -oa3 from -. Johnsbary - l>.-E-
Sa;3 fam. confirms 40 acres % exo5.tf'.t -.
arr,~ slnE under iInpr emen-- su2'aa.F #-.
al VF5 fenced. thr remainder heavily -
.,iSo = good SUGAR ORCHARD - i'.f--
/ :, l..ea>antly located within ! mile g -
and school house. the buildings mosf.' r+V
>.StlnC ola convenient honSe- sheC and tarr.
\ Ct; iee- a.1h cellar under the same 1A4> 5atr.
can De- convent, ntlr divided mo r"-o = r-i.-.-
.sSi-aia.. for two operate farms. Z a. Wha.
par ir''"f XIII be sold 10 TIC highest ula az %
II. a-yt'' ing house ufthc snb>calh-r- IGt-, ..-
April D. also - the same tine and Mac, 60
ce4sl ..'.Givi3e' half OF Z valuable tiin5ere1 '-
/ - = RS each. living il aid toHn- Ia Mo-
r.-er valley on the contemplated railroad, "
: - c.s.nrer The PaSsumpsic river MI
'-'arG frank -a;,~ay- Tbs land : cover r-
heavy growth Of Spruce, HemlSck. Maple s-i
Pa.
A. $. - ,;.s5i. trro year colt :
III Ls.~,>-3 harnesses. = yuar.-~
Ia e.. III tanning tools con~i>ri--
! :. Harm, Chains. >ae,is kc- Carl.t. ~ -.
Due --- >-.car Tools mostly ne az :.
t...ll io1.
Ia -urrhsr particulars in relation l. "a "a.
= .r'rr Z !. i Cl.a2wics. 70 Gee : =. -r.
= Jotrsigiy. {. {. Newell. Willard S-,r....
Is, br--kC- Sale 10 commence II 30 ot.aes Be-.
IL HNRACEL L. WALTER
Fast Haven. Marra - $40
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
NOTICE TO THE HEIRS OF EZRA
~ GATES. LAIE OF KNEGAIE.

Ia the County oi Caledonia. deceased
Alexander Roy ard wife Eliza John C. PAGE and WIFE
Nancy aLc James Arthur -UaIdidI oi james r. and
William Arthur. "f Kyr-Ie. IN I'll" count Or! Cav..L
AMI state 81 Vernon; ~ ti"ir ,rf.ti,: the count,
CJHit Lent to e he'll: within All f'r al! ,.gnty tIle
do, Il represent In substance" that a.. ttuu,- e.
Ge,c- "tu Mary Morse, Uw TN; ~ ii vrrl. - w
Ham >ii". ll.iain trdtc>. IcS. H. iIIv te 90. v -
g.-.H. Moss Gates "i VI mrs - all ;Ae - .... i.
- e~cHtat YES VI John 'ato>. lat" Uf Wisconsin I"
"a ".r ', hClI> Lh. lrpr' -U..ta Vi ....-
IT. q K a.. re ~ re>a.d deceased interstate ' ...
iT t....u H.olettes uI the south La oi Iyl .Il-r
IEc in jlr north il, I>uu vi lands c-ui,
Aforesaid That pne Aaron Nc.Cl a. said !iycsac = The
OVER In 'r - tn" north hat 81 sad That the PcI
toners rNiiuua ui holding and occupying er >iIrv>
:" ~ii din !" ScF"iafy and iIdN the court ~ al IL,
,ut.iiI-s,..t!- 4 =, 10 iu,ihe partition, AZ.
A"renpon the follow ing citation Is i>>-.. :
10 Aaron " 'C ui H e. Ilr IN the al H-..
an! STATE q Vermont. Ma: Ms vi I!aIcIIl Il. lie
>l!tc o! New hampshire. Iain ;Ia;c- I">.i,
the safe OF ~coi.-In, Moses Gates Of M.,> Ia aid
tAt Children all rtrItrctlth - u john '.tys, Az e.
" l>CUlI>lu &c ta>ed,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
ETATE OF VERMONT.

y Essex District S..
The Probate Court 10 all persons Interested.
y. CUngdCn. guardian unto William Putnam son and
her ol john " Putnam. late a LuUruh1r-. sail dis
ItIct, ii, presents by his petition Wrlt that
his said ward has in situated
lulenpui Z, Aforesaid. BEING MS interest HI, aversion
the : ii Consisting II portion Of n"
h"i!c-t'l! 81 JpEr W PItuam aforesaid, further
represents thai Would ,'!GdICe 10 the interest Of lii
WITi 10 have me ~aI" sid Ana ITIt> thu
Ia ,.ali h:n CCu anu authority II sell rest
The said Application wilt he heard and decided o., s..II
at the probate office Ia IuuehITE III said >IElS
The lit day Of ril. A. d. i-6i. Ynu hereby
tin Al 10 appear al the time AMI place and object If
see cause L. -rdlti e. e.. al! i,-I>y.
Dated at LuueEt this l>i day 81 March ID lS';i-
Sl@3 Jon Ali BROOKS. Jdis-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
OF PARTNERSHIP
MRS. JONES RECEIVES
A G. LII.

Mrs. SMITH calls on Mrs. JoEEs early in the
day. when the following conversation occurs:
Hrs. : Good morning, Mrs. jones: YOU
look cold; what's the matter
Mrs J. Matter enough I've been Of in nv
cold rooms making mp beds till my hands arc Jus;
frozen off; and am all tired out
Hrs. s. ] don't think it to be so bad loo to
make up beds, and | have more than YOU.
Hrs. j. Not bad job !: think it IS. A great
heavy feather bed TO lift round. and then [ have
to reach and strain to shake up the straw, to
say nothing tf the sweeping and dustirg. It's
enough to wear anybody out. not TO mention the
freezing this cold weather.
Mrs. =, know how to pity Won; but get
clear OF all that now
Ars j. Got girl, suppose. We can't az
ford that
Mrs. 5. No; DO it all myself.
Ms j. I'd like to know how YOU make M
your beds then.
Hrs y III tell you: We put our feather beds
up garnet. throw the straw away. and don't use
anything nut CASINOS SPRING MATTRESS So
ve no feather beds to handle no dusty straw to
shake up,and,all have to do to make up nv beds
is to spread over the clothes. And it is not half
the work to sweep and dust. And they are so
much more comfortable they fit me so nicely
and they are always so smooth and even. We
couldn't get along without them.
Ms j. declare I'll have one before night,
just TO see if they are SO good.
Mrs. s. I would if l were YOU. You can't
imagine what difference it will make in your
work.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
4 MEXICAN x FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. II. +, ID ID Y.
SDJ jTTTDP or PjTENTS
Late agent e.. I. ) Pa.e.t OIiG WASHINGTON '- t'
At ~ l-a1N
- state Street, opposite Ki!5y Street Boston.

Late agent q. |. ) Pa.e.t On,1 Washington 20. e-t,
A~to' l-a1N
- State Street, opposite Kl!5y Street, Boston.
After extensive practice upwards Of twenty !cr,
e;iuu, To- secure Pien's in tn" Intei State; a>p IN
tAyei~ So" acationS H'ntS Assignments and all Pa
ami with dr~rarch Researches made INTO American or
Fuar'-u N.ts r' rtrrHlH" the vaGjty al Ut lily 81 Pa
'o''- ID" ."' u"..>-'i 'S1i" or o"! ad. ,yt rtn1t.tt
s.. a. "Nr,- - ching it SAM Copies ct the claims al
..t f3;r't 'rr~A-!h ~ reuitt:nG 81 Assignments re
.'.,.. a. :. t-.iugton
I-.4..... u.s. not ouiy The largest i'll New England,
.-. ..-.t mentors have advantages .rr securing
Patents. l.,crtaiu. the patentaby OF inventions.
',,., .-s .., i. -, nmeA, Ir.hiy superior to, any
j.. sven + = that none j. moro successful al The
Potent C"c AN the subscriber; ami sucoe> is The
best '. ii adv AZ ages m liability. he would ati that
L. Ia, .trt reason - believe. and can prove. that
al " "'H- yc Of Al" kIaJc the harGe> for profession
.I>,'N.,--' m".erair- The immense practice O.. the
~.~ '..- en'y years past, has enAhIccd him To
49, Nrt t'""ct n ri specifications and "h'''
..-,., .r, hi, r>so,s.y, library OF le,;I and
cha. *. ami IN cunts If patents gnante il! thu
,''- .! t; r., rc'u,. hin. able hey oud IUcs-
,.,>.r -''.,'ior :scilitir> f,r ota,ng Patents
aIGeec,>.ry 6, journey to " ashnEton, to Procure
'" " 'h. DnHLI s.c1i '.ray there, are hc.c saved
rESTIMoNIALs.
e. rs-ard Nj Eddy as OF the most capable and
n.'.- 'ra'jioA'rs, with whom h4ye bad c;reIat
Commission oil Patents.
" HAZE No. he,itat1anin assuring inventor, that they
cannot employ pcrNDu more competent and trustworthy,
all 're o4ptur ot putting their applications i'll iorm
d. = cur for them IN early alI fayorahe consideration
I The Patent Onic"' EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents
. Nr. J.. II EdlT has made Tor me u apple ItDIS.
al but nc Il which iarnts have been granted ami thai
is ne" ru"iI Sdthun i>"kra3c proof OF great talent
id ahy on his part lea = me to recommend al! inven
tons 10 apply 10 him to their patents, they
- sure .'i tie faithful at eutiOn hes
" '' 90 wy '>''''' JOHN TtGGART.
During eight months. the subscriber. i'll cotnse OF his
hr-c practice. made twice rejected applications. 10
peas, every one al which was decided IN hi favor. Dv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
ORDER Of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
PHINEAS vARNUMS ESTATE.

, = J..
Probate Court holden at ST Johnsturv in sail DIS
trct the 9th day of March, 1864
Whereas, Simon B. Varnuu admins trator ON thr es
tate Of Phlnea' Narunl late Of Peacham, in district
deceased proposes 10 render his amnsra-
ton and to present MS account against said for e
animation aid allowance for the purpose OF making par
ton aud distribution OF the residue OF said under
decree OF said court among the persons who are by law
entitled to the same Is therefore ordered said court
the Probate Office in St Johnsbury on the 2Gth dav of
March, 1864 And is further ordered that all persons
inter- ste he n Tined hereof by publication of copy OF
the record OF this order In the Caedoddn printed at St
JOh,Aury, three weeks successfully previous to sa
time OF hearing that they may appear and contest the
allowance OF said account if they cause and also be
heard by said court in the partition and disr
button OF said estate.
By the CUurt-Attest.
ASA L. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate
4 true copy OF recUrd.-Attest
S99lp ASA l.. FRENCH judge of Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01

N'ral-Adctce TO husbands If you love your
wives and want them to live long and enjoy
themselves, furnish them with Casinos SPRING
MATTRESS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
Tsaal Advertisements.
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
JEREMIAH ARBOTT'S ESTATE

At the probate court held ST. JOhnsbury in said dis
trict on the 18th day OF March, A ID 1854
Whereas, CLAUD S0MERS, executor - the last Will
and testament Of JEREMIAH ABBOTT, late of Barnet,
said district deceased proposes to render account
Of bis administration and To present his account against
said estate tor examination and allowance for the l.r-
pose Of maku. partition and distribution VI the residue
Of said estate under a decree of said court among the
persons who are by law entitled 10 the same:
Ii Is therefore ordered by said court that the same
come under consideration and be heard at the Probate
Office St Johnsbury the 18th day OF March. A. d.,
1864 And further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication OF copy OF the record
of this order in the Caedonian printed st Johsbur
three weeks successfully previous said time OF hearing
that they appear and the allowance of said
account If they cause: and also he heard by said
in the matter of partition and distribution of said
estate. By the Court,
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
Sgql Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
CAUTION TO FEMALES
IN DELICATE HEALTH

Dr. BOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Endi2utt st.
Boston consulted G,Iy Tor all diseases incident the
female system. PrUaPsr, Ut"r Falling of the Womb
Fu1r AgS, Suppression. and other Menstrual deraugc
.nelit> ali treated pathological principles. and
speedy rclci guaranteed in very few lays 50 nvar.i
bly, certain i the new moiI OF Treatment that most Oh
-Il" Weld under IT, and the afflicted person
reiuirrS in perfect health
ID Dow las no doubt had greater experience in the
Of diseases ot women than any other physician in
Boston.
boarding IcCOmu 1daOns toy patients who may wish
10 STAY IL Bp-t IN i"w DAYS under his Treatment
Dr. Dos. since So NAV uG confined his whole ltcnt"n
ui.t practice fDr III" Private Diseases md
Female Complaints, acknowledges Superio he
United ajatcS
y. B-AHcttegs mIst contain one dollar. or they will
not ~ werrd Dilce hours from A. Mt o9P.M
/ Boston, Juy -, 1865. 57:liUS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01

BY :he i.rhorlty OF the State OF Vermont:
on hereby COMMANDED To- Your personal Il y
pcriICe before county court iu lt held
III and Tor Tia, county u Gale .uud the TUe>,y
Jun! A ID. l~i then and there 10 answer t. the
set orth III the foregoing petition di stan.
perform such oder ANA decision court Sal, maze
n III" premises.
To any ,herlt or constable in the state /, serve Az.
return.
And urhermor" !, appearing that tn" persons
III sad petition, not residing IN this STATE" have
SHOWN AZ Ii 81 attorney IA iNv >i:lr Ii Ordered
Tie petitioners ,au> the substance lt l, lj,i
TINS citation Ia Tee published IN Th- ale H'.ial u- SPIT
PEI ili ted IL said. county e." Gale iri2 three .r>
g,s-IH ely the last OF "ni,I pubi,ii" to - At I>t
twenty DAYS before the sitting vl The cuurt which
>dit petition : male
DItc 81 .nln>hury. in sal county OF Caledonia, this
Sixteenth DAY e" March. i u. 1854.
CHARLES ). DANA. Clerk
THLEoS HOWARD, Atty. Tor PctnrS. el?5
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-09-06
Yankee Trick.

stated in a letter how BaFloW's divis-
ion swept the ground before them on Fri
day murning-hoW the enemy's reserve
came up before theirs did, and forced out
of their grasp position, prisoners, rebel
guns and rebel hags-4and how they at
last finirenohed in advance Of the line Of
the night before In those intrenchmenls
they have nov Orrrowed two days, no man
standing erect save at his peril, all living
on hard bread aud water for it is impos-
sible in those narrow trenches to prepare
meat and coffee. Naturally the tins hangs
a little heavily when, as sometimes hap.
pens, nothing that may be shot at is seen
for an hour and q half
During one Of these intervals this morn
ing, one man conUeieeda brilliant scheme,
which, unfolded 10 his comrades, was in
stantly adopted, Every man loads bis
piece and points it over the parapet, or
through one Of the many small port-hOles
made BY placing ammunition boxes in The
wall. Then che author Of the plan begins
to shout orders, as though commanding at
least brigade; b.
tColonel, connect your line with the
47thP p "GiYe way to the right r. "Close
ranks r. 'sRight dress r. Six bayo-
netsP aDouble-quick - "Ch-a-r-g.s ~
Instantly Five hundred men rise into
plain sight behind the rebel works, expec.
ting to see an advancing line. Not so, but
Eve hundred men from safe cover, ere up-
on them on the instant. The volley, which
must haveinhioted terrible loss, is follow
ed up with cheers and jeers, laughter, and
much chatting, as "What do'y think o.
Yankee tricks p ''That's tho way John
Browns soul marches on" "No use O.
baitin' hooks when you re fishin' for gud-
geons.
The trick has been repeated several
times during the day, with ingenious vati-
ations, always to crowded houses, and al
ways eliciting much applause from the
performers.