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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
INTATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the Passumpsic Bank, banking cor
poration duly incorporated by the Legislature of
the State of Vermont, located and doing business
at ST. Juhnsbury in the county of Caledonia has
made application to me requesting me to issue
proclamation designating some day for the ter
mination of the existence of said corporations
And whereas. ii has been made TO appear TO me
that two thirds of the legal votes of the stockhoid
ers of said corporation given in favor OF said
application
Now. therefore, l, John Gregory Smith. Cover
nor of the State of Vermont, in conformity with
said application and the provisions of sections
eighty-six and eighty-seven of Chapter eghty-nine
of the General Statutes Of Vermont, do hereby
issue my proclamation and declare that on the
Fifteenth 18th day Of February, 1865, the said
corporation of the Passumpsic Bank shall cease
to exist as fully and with the effect as II It's
charter expired by the limitation therein.
OF this. creditors of said Passumpsic Bank and
all others concerned will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
In witness whereof have hereunto
Ais signed my name and caused the sea-
t) of the State to be hereuntO affixed
in Executive Chamber at St Adams, this fifth
day of August III the wear of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and sixtv-four and Of the In
dependence of the United States tho eighty ninth
J. GREGORY SMITH.
By the Governor
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Sec. OF Civil and Military Affairs.
true copy of record-Attest.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
l2tf Sec. of Civil and Military Affairs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
Cambridge Cattle Market
BY TELEGRA
WEDNESDAY. Aup 81. 1854


At market Il60 Cattle about 1000 Becyes and
$50 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
and one two and three years oIGs. q
PhIcES-Market Beef-Extra Sl2,5Oa $3.50
first quality $1,000 e12.25 second do. $1,000
Sll % third do. ). 90 $500; ordinary.
Working Oxen-cS0,O0. a 80 260
Cows and Calves-S30, co. A. 6Sfor extra
Yearlings-S00.00 OO,00.
Two Years Old-S30 80.
Three Years Old-S34 S.
Sheep and Lambs-31j0 at market. Extra and
selections. $3.50 800, 900 900 in lots, 50 30
2,1ja 3.25.
Spring Lambs->s2.5O, O,OO 600 or from 0 to
0 cents per pound
Swine-0 at market.
Hdes--l3 l3t per 10.
Calf Skins-2S zoe per ID
Pelts-S15 a $50 each.
TaIlow-l3 Iitc per ID.
Veal Calves-from $1,000 to $500.
Swine at maraet. 625
Horses at market, IS.
There were about 400 cattle more than last
week. Prices remain without any change to
note and the quality ranges about the same -
There were more good cattle, slim steers and
Eeifers and not SO many sheep and lambs nor the
demand so great as last week. Prices from p to
| 80 cts per head lower.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
Personal Items.

We regret to learn that our townsman,
Geo. A. Merrill, Esq, is about to leave the
place, having accepted an appointment Of
superintendent ofthe Rutland and Burlington
railroad, and is soon to take up his residence
at Rutland. The following appeared in the
Herald of last week:
ave learn that Col. Geo. A. Merrill oil
St. Johnsbury has received and accepted the
app ointment of Superintendent of the Rut-
land and Burlington Railroad. Col. Merrill
has had considerable experience in the bust
less, having been Master of Transportation
for FIVE years, and Superintendent for six
years, of the Connecticut and Passumpsic
Rivers Railroad He is an energetic, capa.
Die and popular man, and is we'll and favor
ably known throughout the State"
A. H. Perry, who was for several years
master of transportation and general freight
agent on the Hartford and New Haven rail-
road, but has recently been station agent for
that road in this city, having the superinten-
deDcy of its entire affairs here, has recel-
Hed and accepted the appointment Of super
intendent Of The Connecticut and Passumpsc
Rivers Railroad, ronning from White River
Junction 10 Mp Il, VT, on Lake Memphre-
magog r,,1 ia> catered upon the duties of
MS new po>,r n. The place is an important
ma RS, ou sc ne. bat MIR. Perry is we'll
quail Fl e =, II, r.. nj While the Hartford and
New Ha'e, l. Il d It by no means easy to
iild a sue - a 20 nim, the Connecti-
cat aud y. Y We congratulated
upon Their q ->pringfeld Repub-
Er0B.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

! The details are given in the following off.
cial reports of Gen. Grant, Gen. Meade and
! Gen. Hancock
, The follow : is just received:
Second ARMY CORPS, Aug. 26.
For Gen. Humphreys:
The attack a::lnt $50 P. NJ. was probably
intended to be simultaneous by Wilcox on
my centre and Heath on my left The enemy
formed in the woods, placed their artillery in
position and opened heavy cannonade, last.
ing about Is minutes.
They then assaulted Miles force. He re-
sisted tenaeiously, but the enemy broke his
lines. Some of Gibbons troops were hurried
over to repair the damage, and the enemy
only gained slight foothold.
They soon attempted on nv extreme lief,
to drive Gibbons division from his line. His
men had been much wearied in rushing over
to Gen. Miles and back. During the repeat.
ed assaults, Gen. Gibbons succeeded in form
ing liae, and the enemy, who were pressing
on with great enthusiasm, were severely
checked by the dismounted cavalry under
Gen. Gregg, which he handsomely led
Miles regained most of his entertainments
distinguishing himself All he had to work
with were such small parties as could be raj
lied and formed by staff officers.
The fight was continued until dark, the
enemy being held in check by artillery, dis.
mounted cavalry and skirmishers. At dark
we withdrew, for reasons stated. The Chic
of Artillery reports that he lost about 25C
horses.
My own loss, including cavalry, will, per
haps, not exceed 1900 or 1900, though this
is surmise, as the command is not yet organ
lied. Capt. Brownson of my staff was nor
tally wounded and dying curing the night
Col. Walker, A. A. A. g., is missing.
This is acknowledged to have been one of the
most determined and desperate fights of the
war, resembling Spo,tsylvania il its charac-
ter, though the number engaged gives it less
importance. A few more good troops woulG
have given victory of considerable impor.
lance.
forward this forenoon, as prisoners from
the field, Wilcox and Heth.
(Signed) w. S. HANCOCK,
Major General.
I. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
The following is just received:
SECOND CORPS, Aug. 26-l2 30 p. NJ.
a safeguard that was left on the bat,le-i elt
remained there until after daylight thi
morning. At that time the enemy had all
disappeared leaving their dead on the field
urburie1. This shows how severely the,
were punished, and, doubtless, hearing of The
arfis al Of reinforcements, they feared the re.
suits Of to-day if they remained.
(Signed) &. G. MEADE,
Major General.
Our forces hold the Weldon Railroad, anC
in dispatch dated at 3 P. NJ. yesterday, Gen
Grant says that their loss of this roaC
seems to be blow to the enemy he canno
stand.
think do not overstate the loss of tn,
enemy in the last two weeks at 10000 killeC
and wounded We have lost heavily, bu
ours has been mostly in captured when ths
enemy gained temporary advantages. The
number of rebel prisoners taken on our siut
has not yet been reported"
(Signed) f. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
BOSTON MARKET-August 20.

FoW.-Western. sos to 1900
Pork.-Prime, $500 to 1900; Mess, $4,000
to 400.
Beet-s2O,OO to $500. Lara, % to 900 Hams,
10 to p. HOGS, dressed, % to co.
Bmter.-4S to 60. Cheese, 90 to 25. Eggs, 90
to %. Potatoes, 1,75. Dried apple, u to 10.
Beaas-S2,75 to 800. Peas, 200 to 2,O5.
Herds grass seed.-S4 90 to ESQ. C2orer, 2j to
90.
Starch-9 to L. Tailor, u to 20.
Uool.-Full Blood Merino, ], l6 to LIS; Three
fourths blood llOto l,l5; Half-blood, los to
LILO; Common. leo to ',05.
Corn-l,6S to l,75. Oats, 90 to LOS. Rye
rs to go.
! Hons 20 TO %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

In St. Johnsbury, Aug %, of diptheria, George
E., only child of John and Isabella Dana. aged 2
years months.
In this town. Aug. %, Daniel H. Rowland
aged 81
In Barton, Aug. l9. Matte S., daughter of VIM.
c. and E. L. Brown, aged IA months.
In Hardwick, Ella Laurette, daughter of D. B.
and J. NJ, Higgins of Bradford, aged 9 wears and
IL months. Aurora please copy
In this village, Aug. 25, of dysentery. Johnny
c., aged one year and three months Youngest
son of John and Lydia c. Carick
At McIndoes Falls, Aug u. Alice, aged II
weeks, infant daughter of t. Q. and c. A. Finel.
In Cabot. Aug. 81, Francis Hall, aged 81, son
of B. F. Hall.
In Melrose, Mass, Aug. Is, of malignant dys-
EMERY, Homer H., only child of Curtis c. and
Augusta NJ Goss, formerly of Waterford.
In East Burke, Aug. I, of typhoid dysentery
Susie Ida Maud, Youngest child of D. S. and NJ.
A. Townsend, aged . years,
In Danyille, Aug. %. George ", son of Albert
G. Danforth. aged 2years.
In Danville, Aug. "a, John L., sonlof VIM Mute
aged II years.
In West Danville, July 81, Verna Alic, son Of
Smith Way, aged months.
In ST. Jshnsbury Aug. -. George Edward. son
of d. X Wakefield. aged years
In Concord, Aug. a. Mary Estella. daughte.
Of Clarence H and Lucy Dudley, aged IA mos.
She died to sin; she died to care.
But for a moment felt the rod
Then rising on the viewless air
Spred her light wings and scared to God.
OBITUARY.
In Waterford, Aug. l9. of diptheretic Group
Addie May, youngest daughter of Geo c. and
Hannah l. Lawrence, aged years months.
The subject of this notice was attack ed with lung
fever the Sth of Jan last and rallied from it only
to be laid sick bed once more and vet again
with the same disease each time. coming very
very near the grave. The best of care. with the
blessings of God so far restored her health by the
first of June, that she able to Join her little
mate in her rambles and sports. But alas that
awful disease dipthera took hold of her the frs,
of August, and human aid was unaraiiing; :. her
Saviour took her home" AS her end drew near
md she saw the pearly gates swing wide open
she made her last request TO see little Cora. her
sisters child about her own age and PLAYMATE
during her short life After moments embrace
and good bye " she stepped upon the shores
Paradise. And now she looks down to earth
she seems saying
Sorrowing friends. mourn not,
For far across the silent sea
Childish hands are beck ming thee.
We know that from that radiant land.
Sometimes thy freed glance :urneth-
That DER the home-roofs lingering band,
Thy loving spirit yearneth.
Father, 10 the one fervent prayer.
From hear: and lips up sweleth
Room for US in that land prepare.
Room where our 10 ed one dveleth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF The CURRENCY.
Washington. July 30, 1864.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the under signed It has been made TO appear
that The First National Bank of s. Johnsbury
in the town of St Johnsburv in the county OF
Caledonia, and state IF Vermont, has been duly
organized under and according to the require
ments of the Act of Congress entitled An Act
to provide National Currency. secured by d
pledge of United States bonds, anu 10 provide fol
the circulation and redemption thereof, approx
ed June 3, 1864, and has complied with all the
provisions of said Act required 10 be complied
with before commencing the business of Bank
ing under said Act:
NOW, THEREFORE, |. Samuel I. Howard
Deputy Comptroller of the Currency. 60 hereb,
certify that The First National Bank Of -. Johns
bury, in the town Of st. JohnsbIry, in the count,
of Caledonia, and state of Vermont. is author
lied to commence the business of Banking undcl
the Act at re<aid
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF. witness ,ay hand
and seal OF office this thirtie-n dav ~ July 1874
SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
The MenaSeGie Coming.

Next Thursday ,re ia nols Van Anburgh
is coming with III, mammoth collection of
rare and curious beasts AID birds including
almost every variety OF animated nature, from
tie diminutve white mouse up to the huge
slephan IIppoo Ssio." This exebltlon
formed one OF the most popular resorts on
Broadway, n. y, during last winter, and
>inca leaving that city 1t has succeeded IN
gaining the warlnest concentrations from the
press wherever it has been. Some idea Of
The extent of the establishment may be form
81. when II is known that nearly one hun
dreJ anC fifty horses are required to draw
the cages and wagons from town to town,
while not less than one hundred men are en-
ployed about the show in various capacities.
The tent, which is the largest one ever used
for menagere purpose, contains 1900 feet
of canvass, and will accommodate the popu-
latlon, pretty nearly, of an ordinary sized
county. The only living giraffe that has been
exhibited in this country for years is in this
menagerie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
Loss in the Sd Regiment.

\ friend in the 81 VI. gives US the follow
ing list of cAsualtie, in that regiment on the
Dist: Co. A, Sergt. Willis W. Woods, left
arm slightly, Geo. w. Clark, leg slightly.
Co. B, VIM. B. Stiles, leg, Charles Braxard,
land slightly. Co. c, Robt. Cowan, slight
Ii. Co. +, Joseph Pitkins, wrist Co. H
ODD Emery. LEI! arm, James Robinson
Areast. Go. |, killed, Corp. Austin GoodrlI
Barnet. Daniel Smilh, Jericho, John Rich
Maidstone, wounded, Sergt. Charles Carter
snou.Ier Geo. F. Croft head, Edward Nor.
ri!, Lift arm, Oliver Sanborn, shoulder. Co.
i. Geo. ". keIIum shoulder, Albert +.
.'4y e. es tmputa'ed. W. HARVEY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
CTATE OF VERMONT,
- Caledonia District, S..

In Probate Court held at ST. JonL,5ury. within and
said district on S0th day OF August A. d. 1854
Arthur minors and of Wnl. Arthur ate of Kyeeate
in sa district deceased makes application to said court
for icen-e sell the fJo~nc described rea estate Of hi,
VIA Gates r late OF Ryegae aforesaid deceased rere-
seut that the sale thereof Tor the purpose Ji putting
,be rca-d. al .Ich sac interest Investing the same
IN rck. or rea estate would he beneficial TO said ara,
Wb.reupon IL Is ordered that the same be referred to
the 18th av OF Sept next, at the probate Office in ST
nhnsbury for hearing and decision thereon ana Il /.
further ordered that all persons interested be notified
iara ny the publcat!o OF Otice Of this APPLICATION
aud orier therein in the Californian, printed al St
Johnsbury three weeks successively before said time
hearing that they may appear anu al said time and
place, II they see cause, object thereto
BY ordeI OF courL-Attest,
I+l6 ASA l. FRENCH, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
COUUISSiONERS' NOTICE.

The Subscribers bavii- been appointed Honorable
Prar, .nurt for the district Caledonia comm >si0utT
L. receive examiu- AMI just all clam and demands
OF all PERSONS again the - tate Oi fTahkIn b. Ncpi>,
a;e - .rIWcS IN sad district, deceased represent
M inSyeu; and the term Oi SIX months The 10Th
day Of Aug lot4. being allow 10y >dd court to the
rTejitrs o said deceased IL exhibit prove their
s,ctiye claims before give notice that Will attend
t1 tn. duties appointment al tie Office VI Lyman d.
hathaway ia Hardwcs said district on the day
of October and February n-At O'Clock, IN the aieT-
noon On each 0i said days
SIMEON SINCLAIR, lt,omr,,
1916 l. HATHAWAY,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

MCEDER.--John Fenton, an employee o
the VI Central Railroad, at Burlington. was
shot and instantly killed on the piazza Of
the Champlain hotel in that place Sunday
by John Mcdonald, member of the Vete.-
an Reserve Corps. Some angry words had
passed between the parties. when Mcdonald
drew a revolver, and fired the fatal shot.
He was Immediately arrested, and justified
the murder on the ground that Fen,on had
abused him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

Browns Bronchial TrOches.-The bene-
fetal effects resulting from the use Of this Rene
dy and its extensive use for Coughs and Throat
Affections. has brought out many limitations, most
of which contain injurious ingredients. The
Troches have proved their efficacy. lw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

~ tGItuonia lb>tflt1 -
In Probate Court. holden al II" Prua" Once II ~
Johnsbury, the 9Th day OF Aug. 4 d l~,i.
Harry Moore guardians Of MARY Jane Moore. hci' 81
Moses Moore late 81 Rye.Itr IN >id district ttrised
a minor makes application 20 -aii court Tor - l>e L.
sell the fooW described estate Il tS sail "TL
VII
said Moses Moore died seized and ppsS->e - ms sale
excepting the homestead ami willows dDwe .AlIui me
reversOn the dover presenting that -hr >e "rei
necessary to. the support Oi his said war; Sil i-
an repre- >ad that his 4l Ward holds
her Interest IN said estate Unity with The other '
the said Moses Moore. deceased aIi ng dr-r'H> l"
hold the III seyery. lie prays said court - "eT
divl.i"u q" the same, ami To appoint committee III td
puIpse OIL,
Wn-reupon Il is ordered by said court that sad @;ii-
eaton be referred Ia tde Eth DAY II SeptA u -'' Al
the PROBATE office ia 81 J,fsuEry ior hearing ai ''
sion th-rrVn and IL Is further ordered uaj 81 J. 49,
interested be notified hereof. bv publication y notice 1l
this Application ami order thereon, tnTre "r"hH success
s,yel! the CaeoBIan. pruei Al St J1h'> = before
said hearing. that theg may appear al >-tu l!
and place and Ii they ca lse, object theret"
By the CouEt,-Attcst.
III. ASA l. FRENCH Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
| II CAL f. DOMAIN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

- We endeavor 70 make The CALEposIA> valuable
-I' lSTs; and our friends in Caledonia. Essex and
..4u- corntie. will confer great fav": 10 Us ana
very materially the inerts, OF the paper 'y sending
=. .,,sl item, in d brief. legble form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
MARRIAGES,

At East ST. Johnsbury, Aug 25, by Rev. E. D.
Hopkins, Geo. E. Goodal and Henri eta P.
Carlton, both ofE. st J.
In Lancaster. Aug. %, Hosea Dodge of Con-
cord ard Amanda Smith of Lunenburg.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

inches. The same stalk has ears on it
higher than man can reach. Isn't that
some-not pumpkins but corn?
|. w. SANBORN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
Town Clerks.

Will the town clerks and other friends
send us the result of the vote in their res
pectve towns, also the representative and
justices elected, by Wednesdays mail,or ear
ler if possible.
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SYRUP

II has cured ANCERS ALTER IA, iAleu, has b-ea
given incGrAH'e - "a any phy~ iciaI>-
II Ia, ,urei CANKEE ia IL F.r-t lOri,s, ia .-i7ei=
u
been given il. disease that .Err1 = eA-sd-
.ngiy troublesome. ans Or. I'll . rilr,
ERfSIPELAN a~aES y'vls- - IL many Nle
have experience IL t,,li,. IL ..r r,-,l',r.
II has >CaOFl IA hundred, ~ casts, many Of
them u II e -l,si 4E-ral a'r'' tl-T.-citT.
. Il cures klN's'S tEIl.
II haS cure. mann ca~e> II -IaLD HEAD
TiMoR> Aag- .. removed % Il in -ated iIsts-2c-s
90 inch 'it ~-eiH.gal Las een pronounced impossible
. kept ~ Il suIEica! ration.
Ulcers malignant type have teen healed
4 ',y T. Use.
a "a cared ma as, ,i NURSING SORE MOUTH
4hsn al Il -, rc.4e,e- Lare failed 10 nen.lt
FEVER SuRE> Il the Wor>i Kind have heeu CIrel T.
SCURVY ia> l-rn cured tx q; Ia ever os-e n ~h.ll
il has been USED. and they are many
II Removes w HIiE SWELLING ~ltt 4 certainty IA.
it,,redE Ieullv-s from tl- L. al RloTrHEs PIN
PIES. &c. which t1ul-A IIi l,sa1l exceed
Ii na> beeil used i, r. .RT AND OF HU NOR. ami
ir-,-T AL 1" .ri-i' ll- tsi-tt.l.
NEl RAIHiIA 81, IL u'> distressing Inns has teen
cured - il 'H o 'l.irr Remedy could ~ laana 10 81
rnec
II Ia Cured JANJDICE ia In4uy severe ca~e-.
Ii ia, ireyei yIa IL ', r.e Treatment oi PILLS.
A. extremely psirlIu. disease
DYSPEPSIA aa,h D., ,rl ,al-, ~ a'.ror. ha- been
| In FEMALE WEAKNESSES. IRREGULARITIES alld
diseases i'el-ar L. ifa' So I s ,ee .au l4osI 100
1 tent T-iue...-
Ia -, = ,is:N.aAi- nssi..,sY. from vyaa,ever
il~e. lie = "a al .-- T ,l'i a i1si ellels ii Al
Ia i,'-' eriain cl'' 80 Ri1hEiS- disease g'-
L. ciil4lIt
~ efficiency m an ,lise-, a- ain. "a. e--a,e.
tale al The o i 90 uGeT iiis 81 'he God. ! lluTas=
liz ,,ecl~ upon lir system AZ ty astonishing AID A.
ifS SStT'ii ~ - ,rTi. 80 81, 49, i,- Tha
L y,ici - tina. = -t.-a: ars al, rre All
pyi-a Ill a. H. - = % ~iy -caEo.,-- I,y~eT,
. eIllr-k i,8i-~ H.I-, r..I- ~, -rr..s
N-, Ne >@ ga 'e n L. a. Al - md relici from their
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
PRICE si.5O PER BOTTLE.


7 = aUNEuAMa,J HDTTk RANDALL II Johns
-, - = - 'tt11-I n |. co " Concord JOHN CAS-
VII l. Wt,.rS,Ti J. ). III. WEEKS. DAayle. 6lst
And nv spO,bee.rs. and DEALER in msiiciBe and st ths
~ Doctors offoe,
al and 50 Hanover ST., Boston.
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. Young man named Randall had &c o.!
.an4s badly sawed on circnla. saw at
IT, hops CT the Messls. Fairbanks on TUES
~. lie is the third man who has been
...ee. up on the sane saw.-A boy named
u". Morrison had his left hand cut consid-
-.-o.y by circular saw at the Old steam mill
thursday of last week-Mr. Joseph
"s.a received severe injuries to his left hand
s.... a work at an emery wheel in the T air
..aaf scale shops some weeks ogo. 1t was
at a first that the two middle fingers
"..e destroyed, but he is Low gaining some
Tie control Of taem.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
DEATHS,

~ Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted FREE,-
Obituaries, including poetry inserted six cents lin
in advance.
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y o / | { f . Tits j. to certify that |
" have given my son. \ an~on Bishop, his
tine during the remainder Of his minority, and
shall claim none OF his wages nor pay any debts
Of his'eontracting after his date
JEREMIAH BISHOP.
WN- A. HUTCHINSON. Witness
Brighton, VI, Sept. /, 1854 l-l5'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
NaiirOad Fares.

" = meeting Of railroad Men held at
,frd on Tuesday of las, week, it was
,,t TO advance notb passenger ard freight
T. about 20 per cent. on nearly all the
~ H,g.4nd roa Is, the sane to * etfec
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
Funeral OF LII. Col. Chamberlin.

very .arSe concourSe OF people from this
-". -Hd LYNDON assembled at the North
..'ch Iast >anoath afternoon TO pay the
'.>ii f'ou'e u 'oe memory OF our below
p. ttrl and former to"nsma0, 1t. Col. Geo.
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n O I c E.
We the subscribers in view of the present I'M
settled state Of the currency and markets believe
Eat it will be for our interest and the inter
est of our customers also, to adopt a strictly
Cash CT Ready Pay System in our business We
therefore give notice that on and after the frs,
day of September, 1864. we will abandon the
present system of credit and adhere strictly to
the Cash or Ready Pay System
6. Fl. & J. N. WEEKS,
WIN. H. MCGAFtY,
H. A. QUlMBY.
QUIMBY, LINCOLN & co.
Lyndon. Aug. 20 1864. l4-l6
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CLOTHS AND CLOTHING!
Low Pieces for the times
AT HUTCHINSON Il CORSER.S.

n. B. We would say 10 our customers that our
year closes with the first of August and We want all
accounts pro and CON adjusted by that time H s. {.