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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01

:. 20 VI 1870 eseoIAel dIIlFeu dt AnHap-
OILS last week with one thousand prisoners
released from Richmond. In the list of
officers We are happy to find the name of
Capt so. Dillingham;, (son of Lieut.. Gov.
DllhnghamO Acting Assistant Inspector
GENERAL on the staff of Gen. Morris.
Two Vermont companies of Sharpshooters
were with Gen. Gustav when he made his
didly.
Mrs. Eunice Potter of Sheldon died yery
suddenly last week Monday. She was sit
ting at the breakfast ia lie, when she fell
suddenly forward and never spoke after
ward, out died in few moments. She had
been IN poor health all winter, bat there
seemed t" be no particular cause of death.
she was - years of age.
The First National Bank of St. Adams
will 90 into operation about the first of
May.
Mr.. lafayette Lyons has purchased of the
tlwell brothers, in SALISBURY, White CLAY
bed or their farm, paying for the same some
$500.
Hon. Geo. w. Grandey was elected Mavor
of Vergennes at the annual Charter Election
on the 22d inst.
Nathan +. Browman and David s.
Stor1s have been removed from their In
spectorships in the Custom House for Island
Pond.
| c. S. Sanborn, of Stowe, within year ha 5
sold 3 horses and oxen for the moderate
sum of 81, 900.
Major Amasa Bartlett Of the Vermont 9th
died in camp, at Newport Barracks, N. c.,
on the 10Th OF the present month, of inAam-
alton of the brain. with which disease be
was attacked on the llth. Ma or Bartlett was
from lrasburg and went cut as captain Of
company f. Upon the death of Major Jar
Wis he was promoted the majority.
An unmarried woman named Martha D.
Hartwell was delivered of twins at Burling-
ton on Monday Of last week, and few hours
alter, with both her children, died. After a
post norton examination, Mrs. Emma Thav-
er. respectable woman. was arrested for the
murder. Miss Hartwell left her home in
/ Craitsbury year ago, and has since led a
fast life in Bnrligton. The trial of Mrs.
Thayer commenced Monday morning in the
court house at Burlington before Justice L.
B. Englesby.
ARREsTED.-Joe Morey, whose escape from
Woodstock Jail we noticed last week, has
been arrested here and is now in jail await
ing a requisition from Windsor county. He
came here shortly after his escape and hired
out to w. c. Stacey Getting angry al
something he drew a knife, threatened to Kill
the women and every one who touched him
and ian away. Mr.. Stacey secured his arrest
and he confessed to having escaped from
Woodstock Jail. He is boy of about =
years, but evidently desperate character
and makes no secret Of his crimes.-Fre.
Press.
The SHERBRooKE FREEMAN" is the
name Of new paper which made its appear
ance on Thursday last, published by Richard
Freeman, Of this town. Its mechanical exc
cution is creditable to the printer, Mr.. Bow
den. 1t promises we'll the editorials arr
well written. In politics it "will advocate
liberal Conversatism what THAT means W.
may better learn hereafter. We wish oul
contemporary abundant success in his enter
prise.-Sherbroohs Gazette.
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81 HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON.

Considering the high of leather. BLACkIS Is an
article OF no little Importance.
For fifty years DAY Marlin have maintained SUI
premacy over hundreds OF competitors. The difference
IN cost Of ID Ms backingS. Is more than
compensated for by Its superior poshingand reservatve
qualities
Imported by BRAY HAYES, las Milk ST. Boston
Sold by GroCerS and Shoe Dealers.
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AMERICAN ART.

Notwithstanding the unsettled state of tte country
there period in which Art has made inch rapid ac
vancement in America during the last few yeaTs- i
notxble instance of this fact Is the mastery execution Of
the copies of Stuars George and Martha Washington 10y
thst eminent Boston artist ID. e. Fa'roniu. which will
compare favorably with the be productions OF o'Hr
countries. No oyal household should !e without thee
continuous ksssI OF patriotism aIId hiiEtdIriy-
As of interest friends. would .Iention
in tb- connection tina: well known puiica OF
ALBt PICTURES IN OIL. COLURS. have found hist
recognition in FoREri> HA.Krs which has hitherto e
denied TO American publications. CT this nature We aIe
in receipt Of many complimentary letters from Eu
rope together with large ORDER This trhte of praise
will induce TO strive for - greater excellence by
nopOlizing the skill of the be. artists America sn.'s
and developing thsir ideas in the p-ec marIHeT
All prominent Stationery Periodical and Book S.':os
throughout the country have publications fT e!e
sent free hy by mail
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WoRCESTER'S QUARTO DICTIONARY.

Probably the useful and complete work of rel
erence a single volume possess London Reader
Aug q, 1863
ca For sale by all booksellers.
Brewer & Tileston, Boston.
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&6 respectfully invite Your attention to our Arge
and varied stock of
P A P E R, TWINE,
5 IRA w BOARD, AND PAPER BAGS.
heaVy stock before the RISE feel sure you
VIII hnd II Tor your Interest ~ trade with Us.
TAPER.
This Gcfjat tment comprises q of WRAP
siaG fKIN TiHG FANCY, MANILA SHEArHlNC, &C., &c,
100 mum trots 10 mention. Suffice to say every class OF
trade OF manufacture will find Just what they want
hand or odd sizes and weights order short notice.
nave the whole or part product of thirty N ills max
ing every variety.
TWINE.
We shall endeavor keep constantly on and every
rlety VI FLAX CorToS. HEMP and JurE used Xanuac
Sewing We have fine substitute for COrr0x WRAPPING
IWNE III cheaper, lighter and stronger, being only
two-thlrds i'll ,rice.
STRAW Board.
"a this we always have large stock a. any firm in
NeW England and greater variety Of sizes than be
found ANYWHERE. Quality equal to any-always a. the
lowest prices.
Paper Bags.
Machine Paper Bags have become an institution and
no good business be done without them. Every
ely OF sizes always hand from quarter pound Sp ice
Bag 10 quarter barrel Flour Bag The Flour Bag late
been introduced to take the place 81 CO tton. being
stronger and very much cheaper. We have patent
chinery capable Of turning 25uVU per day, and any
orders, large or small by mail express will receive
prompt personal attention ant will be filled favoraby
ash Inc purchaser were present. Every bag warranted
perfect Yours respectfully,
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L. PRANG & CO.,
Print Publishers.
No. 159 Washington ST., Boston.

CAUTIONS would call the attention Of
the public to the fact that the market l. being flooded
with poor imtatonsof Album Picturel in oil Color orig
mated BY The success have met with ha- ini:t
MANY parties. who from lack OF business taeu: and IL
ina ideas have hitherto made buI .i'i,. p'pTrs- :n.
publishers, to copy ideas 10 the wi" Oh w,a
pers. &c: and although Wishing well all enterprise
which tend foster improve the 'sse r ar De- n
!; duty TO the public asans Publications i'i
from similarity Of envelopes advertisements may he
mistaken for ours. The name. l.. PgA>. & Co. If dis
tnctly printed all envelopes containing pnhoa
tons. and for these alone we ir responsible.
L. PRASti d. Co.
PRINr PI :i.IsiIEr~-
No. l3g Washington 81. Boston.
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The Best Work on Sheep ever Published.

RANDALL'S PRACTICAL SHEPHERD This is an
entirely new work this subject, covers the whole
ground of breeding management and diseases Oi sheep
bv the most PRACTICAL sheep raiser i'll the United STATES
Ten tnos and already been sold by the hands
of agents and work sheep hu>bandy ever hau SD
large sale in this country This book IS il pages large
loc illustrated engravnsS. and Is sold III the low
pirCe per ,py. sample copies mailed on receipt
of price The book cannot be had 1t the bookstores IL
ia exclusively in Canvassers hands Address A. H.
LIAMS co Booksellers, Wa Hugton St, BO' ton, soc
agents. wanted.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY,
AND
SAVE YOUR HFAITg
By using Lle5ig's Essential Coffee '

AANSAe GSSSAlll1
Inc most Healthy The most delicious.
And Cheapest Beverage in the World,
! Sold 10y JOHNSON at 80 cents per pound.
IL yields the essen'ial exctllences Of Jaw, Coz
fee, pandeliOn and Cocoa
To those Dysp+p1ic 10 those Nervous. N .bosp
having l-.TeT Dl-lcuttieS, 70 those having Kidney
Complaints 10 al whom ordinary coffee hurts
II i INVALUABLE.
One pound Eoe> y far as four pounds of prre
Coffee or i : vqusl 10 pure coffee tn cost ~ =
cents pound ana is healthy. This Is an ,r,l.. AZ
Is certlned by he 2hlest medicinal authorities j.,
New York
" NJ JOHNSON. Is AGENT
For these goods f'r Northern Vermont and eu,-
plies them ~ the manufacturers retail prices in
New York City lie wishes to call attention "a
these goods especially Pro Bono Pa,blfcp ar,ss
also to the fact he Publishes paper in OPP srTlox
To THE CALED0NIA>. ard expects 10 find favor
BY supplying I'll hiIG- e DRY Goods. Groceries
&c 80 low a u .nrrii IL Call and get cory Of
the opposition Clfe IF trade paper The House
keepers Manual ;" iE7Fir>t copy FIRE.
r Soc" agents wanted for the Manual. Ar-
Picani> must tuv pound of coffee OF tea s7if
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The Subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court the district OF ESSEX commissioners to
receive examine, and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the Is Tale OF Lorenzo Biod.et
late oc Canaan IN said district deceased, represent
ed insolvent, and the term of six lOtnS from the 10Th
day Of March 1864 being allow by SAID court to tie
creditors OF said deceased to exhibit md prove thei.
speCVe Claims before give notice that We VIII attend
u lhe duties OF our appointment at the dwelling house Of
Adrew Blodgett in bennington, In said district, on the
nFst Iuesda!s OF May and August from ten O'Clock
4 until AoclocE u Oh each OF said days.
~ ANDREW BLHDGETT. (f,omr..
1895 JOS. W. COPPER, YUM
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PL VS. A ND = f f ID 3.
WHlTTEM0RE, BELCHER & CO.,

Manufacturers OF and dealers in PLOwS Cutters, SHEL
I.ERS. FIEIB and GARDEN SEEDS. HORSE PIrCHFORks.
SHovELs, HOES RAkES, Union Moving Machines, Coes
Rh0ades' Phosphate oi Lime Bone Manure, ic.
Warerooms 80 & 40 SO. Market st., Boston.
Mandatory, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-23

New OPTICAL INsr1rUTE.-M. Polachek
Practical Oculist and Spectacle maker has
opened IN Office in this city where he in.
vites the public, especially those afflicted
with bad eyesight, to call and get his cele'
brated PERIscopIc CRYSTAL SPEcTAcLEs for
preserving and strengthening the sight. he
warrants his Glasses to suit in all case
curing weakness and dizziness. His repu.
tation as reliable Optician can be attested
by over 500 certificates from very prominent
men, also from the press. Also, Field anc
Opera Glasses, Microscopes and all kinds o
Optical Instruments.
Office, Monroe street, at Shelters Jewel
~ Store. dec2s-3m
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The Quotas.

WASHINGTON, March 22:-Thc following
is statement exhibiting the quotas Of the
several States under the Presidents cell fol
200, 900, dated March H. 1854, with all ere,
dts deducted from or Deficiencies added
thereto, excepting the enlistments of vete
ran volunteers up to March /, 1864: 4"
Maine quota 4,72l, 10 be credited 0, defici
encies to b charged l, $40, balauce to be fur
nished 6,64l. n H. quota 1883, credits
160, deficiencies 0, balance l2,42S! Mass
quota 1869, deficiencies 1858, balance 90,
592. Vt. quota 1900, balance 10. Z. /
quota 1888, credit 525, deficiencies 0, bal
ance 863. Conn. quota 3,l6S; credit 594;
deficiency O; balance 2,574 n. Y quota
1874; credit and deficiency not yet com
puted; balance 59,230 n. J. quota 9,794
credit O; deficiency 1920; balance l4,224
Penna. quota 26,3o2; credit and deficiency
not yet computed; balance 74,l27. Del
quota 995; credit none; deficiency COL
balance 1916. Maryland quota is 4,3l7
the credit is none. and the deficiency All;
balluace SLIPS; West Va, quota. 2O07;
credit none, deficiency 1879; bal
lance 3192; for the District of Columbia
quota l,702; credit none, deficiency 1853;
balance 1856. Ohio's QUOTAS 2059j; cred
it hone, deficiency lS,62o; balanc" 1929
Indiana's quota I3,OO8; credit 5000, defici
ency none; balance 10000 Illinois quota
1854; credit $4,000. Michigan's quota is
1921; credit GA. deficiency none; balance
S,197. Wisconsin's quota 7,94l; balance
Is, 4O2; Minnesota quota, 2,lSO; Iowa, quo
ia 6, 439, credit none, deficiency 6,1OI bal
ance 1910. Missuri.s quota, 1925; ored-
it none: deficiency 4,yG2; balance $751;
Kentuckys quota, 5,781; credit, none;
deficiency 1858; balance 1912. Kansas
quota, l,409; credit none; def
cheney l,ll8; balance 1857
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Auction Sale.
of tAt Fsa.
Valuable City Property.

THE subscriber will sell at public auction, at the
i front door Of the Court House OF Chic eouD-
ty, West Va, on the 18th day Of March, 1864,
the following described property, situated on Mar
ket street, Centre Wheeling West Va. Lot No.
90, containing three parcels one part 3. feet
front, the other two, 1912 feet eac.I. Uron each
of said parcels there is good two story frame
house. Also lot No. 20 on the corner Of Market
and Marshall streets. This lot is divided into two
equal parts-each with 81 feet front, On Iarshall
street; upon one part there is good frame house
containing rooms and cellar; uP'D ths ether q
good brick house containing rooms, with large
hall porch, and all the MODERN improvements
1Iso the North half Of lot No. 25 On the Bs side
of Market street. Thislct il dvider into two equal
parts; upon the front half there is Cd two story
frame house with roo rs, &C.; upon the ar bali
there is frame house with three rooms.
SALE PosIrrvF.
TRxs-One third cash, the remainder in three
equal yearly payments, with interest.
mrlitd. GEO. FORBES.
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NEW York, March 22.-The CONNER
cial's Washington special says: Genera
Hancock is summoned before the War Com
mittee to day to testify as to the manage.
ment of the Army of the Potomac.
! The indications now are that Meade will
be temporarily retained in command of the
army which is to be divided into three di
visions under Sedgwick, Hancock and War
rem. Gen. Grant will also have two corps
under Burnside and Sigel.
Official advices from Arkansas state tnat
there is steady return there Of citizens to
their allegiance, many prominent rebels
being among the number. General Albert
Pike, has it is ayerred, made overtures for
"a amnesty. et Z
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|, JOINT MKETIEGsoF THE COyEcIL.-At .
joint meeting Of the Council held in the
Chamber of the 2nd. Branch this evening,
March 2lst, 1864,
His Honor the Mayor presided. gif
On motion the reading of the minutes was
dispensed with. s. Brady, President of the
End Branch said:
We have been convened in extra session
by his Hon. the Mayor. He assigned to me
the painful duty of announcing ss the cause,
the death of R. W. Harding, late Treasurer
of the city. he was first elected to that
Office by the Council, in the year 1849, and
has been continued till his death. From
1853, under change of law, he has been
reelected from year to year by the people.
The duties pertaining to his Office have al
ways been discharged with scrupulsus Fl
deity. His retention for so many years
was alike honorable to him, and his constit-
uency, In his death, mourn tho loss Of an
Old and valued friend. forbear in these
remarks, to afford you the opportunity Of
making such orders as may be deemed APP
propriste to pay that tribute of respect SO
fully due to his memory. ..
On motion Of Mr.. Lamb, (of the lst
Branch the following preamble and reso
lutions were unanimously adopted.
z Whereas, Richard W.. Harding Esq, for
nearly fifreen years Treasurer of the city,
has under the visitings of Providence, been
removed from our midst to the realities OF
another life, it is fitting that there should
be an Official recognition of his worth, by
the authorities ofthis city. Resolved there
fore, g
l That in his death the city has been
deprived of the services Of one who dis
charged all the duties devolving upon him
in his Official capacity with unsurpassed fl
deity. F6.E# : tsE
2 That he commanded by deserving it.,
the affection and confidence, of his fellow
citizens, toa very large extent
3 That the CITY authorities tender to
the family of the deceased, their sincere
and heartfelt codolence, in the bereavement
which they have sustained, and that copy
of these resolutions be communicated to
Mrs. Harding, by the Mayor, and Clerk OF
tho city. !a
4 That in testimony of our respect for
his memory, the Mayor and members of
Council will, and all the officers of the city.
be requested to wear the usual badge OF
mourning thirty days, and that they meet
at the Chamber of the 2nd Branch at one
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, to attend the
funeral of the deceased in body.
I. IRWIN, City Clerk.
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'IalGRIPnl(E'|',
Up to 2 O'Clock. "A. M.


New YORK, March 81 "A Washington
special says hat Gen. g tAnt will be there
in the morning: on Thursday be reviews
the entire army ofthe Potomac in its reor.
ganization which is about to be SELECTED.
It is learned that Gens. Hancock, Sedge
wick and Warren will be retained as corps
commanders, and that Gen. Meade retains
his present position, Gen. Grant exercising
the supreme consrol Of the entire army.
The House Judiciary Committee author.
lied its chairman to report the following
and ask for its adoption by the House:
A Joint resolution submitting to the leg
islature Of the several States a proposition
to amend the Constitution OF the U. s by
adding article IL, sec. /, Slavery being in
compatible with . free government is for
ever prohibited in the u. s.. and involun
tary servitude shall bee permitted only as
q punishment for crime. ,-........
Gen. Grant has directed that recruiting
for cavaly regiments shall cease.
In pursuance of earnest request by AID
miral. Farragut, the Navy Department ors
dered the sloop of war Brooklyn and the
double turreted monitor Onondaga TO be
.preparede for service in the Gulf immedi-
ately. The ships will proceed to sea this
week. Orders have been issued for the
Cauonicus, Tecumseh and Sassacus moni
tors 70 follow Immediately.
A special TO the Herald says there is no
probability that any sale of surplus gold
in the Treasury will be made until after
tho result of the spring campaign shall have
been ascertaiRed.
No reliance is to be placed upon the nu-
merous reports Of the terms Of the new tax
bill, the fact is the members of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means are themselves
still ignorant of the rate of tax that will
be imposed on some eff the most important
articles.
There is no doubt of the fact that Lee is
daily receiving accessions to his army and
is preparing for an early opening OF the ap-
preaching campaign. His cavalry is being
reorganized and although smaller organi-
zation than last summs. it is equallyformi-
dable. The infantry are coming up from
various quarters and in few weeks we
shall doubtless have in our front an army
not at all inferior to that which confronted
US last season. Is E*@t tH $50 r.
The reorganization of the army OF the
Potomac has not yet commenced. All the
corps remain intact, although it was gener.
ally underste last week that the lst and
5th corps were to be merged into the Sd
and 9th.
A letter from Japan in the Tribune re
ports the burning Of 10000 houses and ESQ
warehouses in the city of Osaca, with loss
of 500 to 1000 lives. The fire lasted for 8
days.
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From NeWbern.

NEwBERN March 19.-The recent raid ON
Richmond cansed the rebel Gen Pickett
TO send several Of his regiments from this
State to Va, just As he was ready 20 COM
mence operations in this direction These
regiments are returning however, evidently
South, with view OF carrying out their
original intention.
Gov. Vance in one OF his recent speeches
stated that Gen. Lee depends on North
Car1lua for the support Of his army lie
dwelis On the Importance OF keeping the
railroads in good condition, on the ground
that Leo could not remain ~ Va. 4S hoerS
after th>y should fail to perform their ms
sien.
The Wilmington journal in speaking Of
tho success Of the blockade runners, in get
ting into that Port, says the statistics for
the past year shows that on an average, on
" one out of twenty have be en- ccptured.
IN rough weather the blockaders are
abliged to 90 to sea, which with the excep.
ton of dark nights, is the most ausuicious
time for our skilful pilots, who with the aid
of our perfect system of sigma lights, seldom
miss their mark The report Of Gov. Vance,
showing the amount of rebel supplies re
ceived through this blocksdcd port, disclo-
ses most startling state of things Every
thing the enemy could ask for is received
thaough this channel in great quantities
An experienced naval officer has remarked
that owing to the peculiar situation OF the
coast, its numerous channels embracing an
erea of 80 miles, the entire navy of tee U. ).
could not make the blockade of Wilmington
effective. -
| Hon. w. w. Holden is out in a card an.
nouncing himself conservative candidate
| for Govern Of \. c.
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CUMBERLAND GAP, March 22.-Lt. Col.
Davis, OF the 18th Tenn. Cavalry, wounded
and taken prisoner. Feb. 22d, has escaped
and reached our lines in safety. He was
treated very inhumanely while in the rebel
hands.
Two companies of the 9lst Indiana, when
scouting up the Va road came upon the en-
emys pickets, killing one and wounding
another and returned to camp last evening
with 4 horses, wagons, arms and 9 prisoners
including the notorious rebel guides and
bushwhackers, Green and Esther who have
long been the terror to Union citizens,
Deserters from Longstreet's army, say he
is doubtlessly moving to Gen. Lee.
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ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER CoNvIcT.-Alex
ander Poole, who was convicted of killing
Young Watkins Of this city, at Parkers-
burg some eighteen months ago, and sen
fenced to seven years. imprisonment in the
Penitentiary was brought to this city yes
terday morning on the steamer Express,
and placed in the Ohio county Jail, which
is now occupied as temporary Psniten
tiary.
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THE RIVER was falling last evening, with
seven and half feet water In the channel.
At Pittsburg the river is still falling, with
seven feet water. The Reserve was an.
nounced for Cincinnati; tho Emma Graham
for GAINESVILLE; the Major Anderson Tor
Cincinnati, and the Gen. Grant for the Up.
per Mississippi.
Eighty-four steamers, carrying forty
thousand tons of Government stores, have
been dispatched to Nashville this month.
Bv the termination of high water season,
the enormous amount oil two hundred
thousand tons will have been discharged at
the Nashvill, wharves.
Steamboat stock is on the rise; all you
have to do is just state your figures, and
it's bargain, provided the other party
have sufficient "dingbats."