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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
Horrible Treatment Of a Union Man.

Alter i'Ioe lt;i Gia>.oN. ilo.. m,
GJe;r.:i;, friends Quntr-li ami A,s,..,,,a
cni'l,,; ;hc place ;,i'i committed all ,,ra.
g! oatra@,-. The iolioNins l. = ~.si,,,l.
'h" narrator laine Benz W Lewis a I a.
;on u.ar of g1r:3t wealth and influence
e A':.,.r-nn. accompanied l.y a Captain
.rc" Caii1';aN cnauiv. wcm 10 i-rxi-
h"n-- ana dclna','l,,d iis presence 'pol
i'.iiI- ,rl,i i'r WIS roi 4: luiie. Amd,aool
~...i .ssa',-~ Ar .,.s Immediately icrlh,-oln-
ia il, .,uG.l .aiu ..ir hons. i.i.l ii IA.
ls...,- is,~ .,;..-rs:..Gse la II. should e,
~"9-,rl- loon ihi> ;p~-ur-,nee. Mrs. Levi,
r-ni lur han, la. .lani Mlcn Mr.. Lea,i>
"pp,e;rci. ANDERSON >;iii. : hav,. i,..u.
- .vU- :,..i o.si nc, ir.~ h.a.,l - ,-orl.
.aAn Pa Ar...3'.-..- .a.d i,rA.,>. Y,la i'.,y,
,!..i. -.-l u,f, ,.li-a more than :;nv te,
m,u ip fhr ;.stc' Anderson iilrn d.
nl"ni,~l I~.wiS' money or lie, d,,llrin.
i,. ii,-l >.,-i ~r:n~ Lessi> rave hin al,oll
e Thousand dollars. >;lyin@ II WAS all ht
.ah i.ut liri~ did not satisfy him. and
h.. ''n!.:.n-nc..si q series of Guirl@=> unon
NJ l-..si-. which ;,rr aimn>; unparalleled
ia ia. iri.;.i~ a. even Sava"c warian.. lie
,ir~i Ln.rc,e,i Lewis lunn lev a blow ol
~. i,,..i with h~ pistol, wiich 49, IT,
naa.csl sy.r.l ,;m--. Lo,h iaiel>rH an'l
al III ''iiAi..-. .l,.-i. hlo.y~ with li..>nli-
r.o,:s ;,:.i ol.>..air .-ur.r.. Anderson then
~'oni levi, on MS head. doubled him up.
:-nl iurn.asl ni.on lim, .nI Anderson ami
jll- Captain pur Ia m'i1-ie> %, ir'li. t.itir
pistols in IL, mnn;.:. AMI al Once crs,mmcl
4. IA dawH H. ;!nss.. choking him terri
b'y. i>ail- .si,.- ..ow he lii,-I that. Thi-
w,;> repeated ~ay-rll time
Anderson also mad, i..niS >tanl
against tn, wall and ~ho; al ms lc2e>
arlo>S III. room. hitting tiIe:n- lie thea
piao.-I hi, pi>tol 20 Lewis knee and iir,4i
,iown To his l.'e:, ihe powder burning HI
H.. This wa> done twice He al>a
c:,ol,ad Lewis hv the ncch ami fell tor his
iu-ui"r v,.im. priri,lng il with the knife.
and Ewing an Indian yell. SAID: The old
fellow think, more ui his money than hl>
lil... and I'll ,.g; hi threat -iiirr lhi-
i.y,yi- W. i:.lyn from hi hous GUARDED
hy Anderson. who wcli to i:ui up what
money hr cruiI In town, lie found ;w"
indies. w..o wr't to work 10 r,l>o money
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04

! 4 charge was ordered, and the rebels were
ultimately driven from the town. notwith-
standing their street barricadcs. and the
cooperation Of a body of militia, who,
concerted in houses. churches and stores.
opened a furious fire upon our cavalry.
The ~ Maine suffered most severely.
iieutS. Aver and Adams were killed. ant!
Majors Cutler and Hutchinson dangerous
ly wounded Gen. Ashboth had his left
arm broken twice and his jaw fractured
by ball entering the cheek.
The raid, however. was a Great success.
as we obtained Il large supply OF stores,
200 horses and mules, 400 cattle. and
1000 contrabandS We also took a larre
number OF prisoners among tDtm Brig
Gen. Anderson and Col. a b. Montgom-
cry, u West Pointer. BIB.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
a Speech by tne President.
an Earnest, Patriotic ana Noble E:s,..-


MAITLAND A>n T,ls- -. ,.i- -Ilr ,;ul..I
C,N"E,TjL,Tlr
Pres. Lincoln a:,~ -.gr.ia,i,~l y,..;.,r-.l...
cv"ning. and appearing at ala ul.5,.r win
dol,, SPOKE ~ inii",v-. l,-in. il.r,.ren.'.
interrupted hy apeian~.; - aia n....i.rt
Ll';;! Ih.> : q cnmi..:n at Ir,ia IA. in ,.
loyal iiaHlan,..r> r--i,'cn. in :Et~ a,-....-,.
infer that ia, ;rlm.:iA. %. ill.,. t.oy cs..-
>iilniinn !or ihr ,!a.r furnishes H.. ..a.a-
sion. and iliat. il ,cur vi,r,. thr yytir7,a-
ton "i slavery constitutes ;l- cit.,; iu,rii
g! III" m"w constitution. Aiu-5 ,gir,iiy
do ! congratulate. ,"u ;,ni Mar, iugi al
III, n,.tinn AM IL. 'voril upon IL. ,,,I..
. / .~Ciyi tuat il dll np, orrtlr .wu -..;r,
>"oircr, Wricn am -rrc wCuii tra,, nod
To- iir. nation more ncn,.v tn,n ,.1uli
have mt al iA. ,,,.iv.l,. los .n,..i.n. H.
Ihc rl";;-ur, l:ut !, na- c,..... Sd. las.
:; e.. ~,nry'. y hop. j. .r.-li- may .ul'.
r.,iz- all Iii il 4Agitije...aa~ e -oo.. iron.
il. anI th:,t t. r..n.a.- m:.. D. i -
rr',~. h. agrr,ai.iy anI gra..h,v ,Ii>ap-
pointed.
\ word upon ml,Dn,..' -. .c-,. Some
Thin sad Ly ,ily ,rr...,.l., 20. -..... In ii>
rrryn, speech ii AuhHrH, Ia h>u CON
>trucI by some into u ,.,-.a, iha- il shall
bn beaten at tn, clcr:ioi w.I. between
then anl lhr eni oi ny constitutional
,..,..., l., ,,-I.,, : ,.,.,,- ...rr 49,. ..... Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
THE KISS IN SCHOOL.

A district school not far away,
Mid Bprk Shire's hills, one winter day.
Wa humniing vi, it wonted noise
NF threescore mingled girls and boys
Some few upon their tasks intent.
But more on future mischief bent;
The while the masters downward look
Was fastened on a copy-book-
Rose sharp and clear q rousing smack
As 'twere battery Of bliss
Let off in one tremendous kiss,
What's that the startled master cries.
:" That. thir, little imp replies,
"Wath Wiliom Willith, if you pleath-
thaw him kith Thuthannah Peath !"
With frown to make statue thrill
The master Numbered, Il" Hither, VIII"
Like wretch o'crtakca in his track,
With stolen chatttl, on his back,
Will hung his head with fear and shame,
AAd to that awful presence came,
great, green bashful simpleton,
The butt of all good -natured fun.
With smile suppressed and birch appraised,
The threat ner falteret, " I'm amazed
That YOU. my biggest pupil, should
Be guilty of an act sc rude
Before the whole set school, to boot
What evil genius put you to't:'
q" Twas she herself, Sir" sobbed the lad,
. didn't mean TO be so bad
But when Susannah shock her curls,
And Whispered vas 'i,aid of girls,
And darsn't kiss baby's doll.
couldn't stand it. Sir. at I'll
But up and kisse her on the spot;
lknUw-bOo-hoo-l ought to not.
But somehow from her looks-boO hoo
thought she kind o wished me to"
WM PITT PALIRR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
Letter from New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct II. 1864.
FRIEND CALIFORNIAN: The 7th Yer
mont regiment arrived here last evening
IPm the transport Cassmdra. 1t will
probably be stationed near this city.
From one OF it> officers learn further
details of Gen. A>hboth'> raid into West
Florida and the battle Of Marianna, in
"iic;. Capt Mahlon NJ. Young of Go. II
was killed.
1t appears that Capt. Young was the
only member OF the 1th in the expedition.
lie volunteered to participate i'll il and
to the last moment was conspicuous tol
noble and heroic conduct. He iell by
huckShot wounds received while leading
the charge agalns. the town.
The expedition consisted of the 2.
Maine cavalry, two companies OF the Is
I"IbGi ctNttlF anu t"o companies OF tht
>2I |. 5. (colored) Infantry tomporaril,
nounlc,i They embarked at B.rr,nc;,,
'n the 10th Sept. landing at Du Point
opposite Pensacola, and marching theme
.nl..l AT Euchelia, 30 miles from til
ro + tlcy surprised ana captured a bod.
"i - rebel cavalry, who were engaged
vnto"cing the consclipton. They crosse
The ,hectowatchie river at CcrO Gord'
"nt upon arriving at Mariana, tn
county seat of jackson county were mt
'y F." volIey from a body OF Rebel cavalry
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04

VALUABLE HoE>ls Br.HEp- \ large sta-
H.. . H. Rf,-,-.,i,. rrotlln-, PARK, near Cam
bridgeport. va, burned on weireslay eve
III s;,,, Il ,4.445Ie lrotlins horses Five
= -. Ca, ore OF these, PRICE, oEn-
-, \. {. Fsgzwirl of Hartford, CT, was
,-pziv irj1re.. Tha most valuable Of the
4 RS iss; were: iEe Belle Of Hartford and
\ a-- I--ciii- both owed by Ir. Beck
With; Young : -ltan, valued At $1,000, anu
Mr., Kim5ail, valued al e600o, both Owned
bv ). F. MAYNARD oi Boston: Buchanan and
mate, oxntl by Nr. o<good OF New York,
tie -an:. - ..ate Il Pat, al,o owned 10y Mr..
O,gard; R.pid, belonging in Nv York )
-ad Gray Ea-e ownel bY {. H. Bian,aard
Of Boston. The horses We're valued ty tatlr
owners at sums var,ing from $4,000 TO slo-
600. Many costly HARNESS. and oia~ks's
were lost. The stable cost II poO ALL laefe
is no insurance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04

4 GooD STORY Bl \ DEIoCKAr.-
\ drrnocr.,tir ~ciccimau ui u nj iEhlnrimm
Town. who. hv tine WAY. i a good lcilnlr.
and Is.;,r- .hc certain defeat oi Mcclellan
with philosophical cooines>- exclaimed To
Il lrieilI :, day or tHo siuct, in Niew ui
i!.egc~uli IN rcmnyS.,.,nia and the vi.
thu. Ii Mcclellan i;.i gomt - --. Ii
rcniin lc,l lim al Z. Ii.ile -,orv "i lh2 drunk
"a captain aI.I iir-, lnate "' u trading
-,..louucr III ale. The N,,--l NJ ri,l-
,iin. .,lo..- "a d ioalih. ratc, wllrn lhe
.....:c went b-,ow 10 induce li> superior 10
-.ar,,a ,..li. Gsin. fifteen kmo,-. captain.
AMI "a .-:-r:iric -ilc = Ii hsr ii.i,l ro.
- t..t drunken S:.pgricr. a..l tine i.a,,te
retired an ii>gu>, Tne ,.onn increasing
,i, a-g.,in de-ceil,itc. al.I rJpoT;ed eighteen
ai.ot,. with t.ae s;une result. Finally.
am.. i.y,. H. .sill~ .'.i D'irs:.ii. iii, "a,
...al IL. ;H.ir.l ,iila and i,rielly announced
INT tie cr.i. was going 10 hell 1T
a.r ,.ilcl -. T,E cor inict A. NANh
siai.yl,s HERE A. .,HYi:yDl- And =" Il
Inc OH parry AMI Ia ,-;s.;ii,I"t' mus ="
rav All l'va got 10 -.y -, We've e"i =
many friend, tncr, a anybody. -L.ta.
ul,te,- R.JsJisca.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04

powerful fleets cxtemporizeI. mon tl.e
seaboam and the GREAT rivers: of novel
construction. arimaiure and armament:
TWO y the three ri!ues fitted ont in :.
neutral country to prey upon our merchant
ships and wiialcmrn ,>aGc-t,e one al Ncw
Bedford and the Other al tlls. boltun of !lle
British Channel: ami deeds OF herojs1p and
skill achieved. which will form an era in
naval warfare, and live OF the pace oi
history to the eni oi time. Dupont.
Woroion, Porter, R"-ec-. Wni-low. F;:rr:.-
@ut, what country. what naval service
eau boast Of brighten nalo..-. ~ .i,,~
moment the number ot our Sra,nan arloa;
exceeds tha; OF Emglamd h. onc-foHrlh:
ami we have built OF il pr,.rc~> % con
>lruction fee! Of ,conca.is. which ior ail
the purpose of defensive warr,re. aaav
bid deiicancc TO ANY navy in Eurupr.-
Results like these bear ample testimony IL
the manner in which tn. lyo rr-lt arms
oi' the service-the army anI meyy-ha,c
been administered
POPULAR LIBERTY NOT y p,N&r&.
Mr.. Everett defended the able m,,iia4e-
mcnt OF the tinang"> and of FOREIGN rall-
tions. and said Of the complaints a to n
hlirary arrests:
That IN carrying oil these vast operations.
diplomatic, fiscal. military AMI naval. on
either clt!ncn., al hoin" "r abroad, w!icil
OF Necessity - m1ay -';'oriim;ics .,r,.c.l-
ploycc, and responsibility 80 much ,liyid-
el nothing has been I"il l.mdonc iii: ought
to have been done, and nolhin4 done that
ought not to have been done wouId be
too much To expect OF mon OF govern
mentS. Errors in both kih.i~, We drr
bound 10 believe have been committed
Journals that daily comment with iul-par-
mo severity on every member oi tht adj
mni>traton, tell IL that the liberty oi'
the press is zone. Orators who dcmouncr
every measure OF the administration a.
sure lis that the liberty OF speech has de
parted. Intercourse with the enemy.
scarcely disguised. /, kept up from Balti-
more; the public mails to Europe (wit-
nr,, the shameful disclosures by Mr. I
Lindsey, in the British parIiamcnt), arr
laden with reasonable correspondence:
hundreds of persons walk the streets o!
New York. well known 10 the %overnmcn,
l,,, = Il.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
Great Copperhead Conspiracy Ex-
posed.
Extensive Forgery of Soldiers Voting
Papers.


N t.,,ors ~, '''''e's '"''"'
-i'hNN'' ~ = oc', - ne loiIow
'"S "''l'''''I'' ''''''i e>S'" 10 ''c 'Neco'N'
'''' '''''''' '''''' "''s l'''' ''i'' 'o''F
''''''
BALTIMORE. Vet -.
'ioS',7 d. r'rry, s'a," AGENT Ill HaItl
,,oi { l'."'ro Doii;'iioe, 'r', Oh Albany
rlci hloy Oh Lewis county and Dr
zones oi New lorN cItE. voting agentS
nave pe'h arrested 10y the provost mar
Siiai, Wh" also closed the New York stat;
agency. SrEPIIEN MANoN,
Surgeon III charge.
Gov Seymour is i'll Buffalo, and the tel
e"ram has been forwarded to him.
1t appcais from the tollowiro INNER
feet J;,n,,.L d,,,l r,It;n, a.. -
.,
'''''' ''' l'''''N iSe''''o'i'o "o"e nave
been put under examination, but what
was its result. only as specified below. W,
have not been intorned.7
a. , :,
!, ''e' nv ,''9o., '''''c''' "i ,'ie court Nr
i''''''> '''' ,o''o" ny luii confession
=. VIZ ''o' '''o'iec' 'ile 'iile "lleh 'ilt
'''s' papers were 'or@e"' oul II was IN Inc
PieSe'''r oi " ~ " ooo. OF '!lhton collli-
~ -: -, II was uolle IN my Office, NO.
% raEe''e street, h''llllh"re' am ;hc
nave II ''''' lor .l.e past two years agent
to' '''> 9'''o vi -'@" io'h' "pP"llheu pE
"o'' ,oe' i"o"r' 10 LOOK alttr 'lle SICK ;n'
"o''l1,''' H Il ,''''i'rS o, ne" "rk. ilrS
-" W ooo oll eoflcS'Elv OF last week Al
my once lie came and represented INN
sen a. "'' '2e''' "' t''t central committee
OF his county to iooi> alter ITS local ticket
ii' 'alN'' ABOUT 'il' way IN WiHcil votes
'o'i'' ". H'Nrh' Il was a2Fecu '!'"' We
''""'' stS' NV 'I'''t1 VI >pl'.v'H ,'' o'l'-
/ k)tuI tltkttS llit't Ill. iiiitlt ON Siilsil
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
MIR Everett's Great Speech.
n STRONG Appeal to Conservative Me

i1'"aio E'erells speech Tor Llncoll
anu 'o'ilsoh, al faneuIl Hall, Nednesda!!
"''ef'looh' was remarkable alike III 1t:
character anu 'he circumstances undel
"iilcil II was delivered. More than amy
''''ei oi Ills "reat ofatorlai efforts VIII
in His position ii history. Iy ASSOCIATION
anu S'inl'''hs VIZ Everett must nave
'''i SiIohSiy attracted 10 lie oipo>''l"i
parry Ill mus contest, 10 Which " ih'lirop
iiiilio'e' i1uit ana Others nave conc
Ill Si'i'ig Ills support 10 Mf' Lincoln
"2''''St WHOSE election III 1000 ne d>e'i q!
Ills i''''''''''o 'iio' i'i9 His own ii''lie tt
~ "'''' ~ 2i'e "iShi'y 10 ''i1 oPf'o9'i'5
i" - ''' o''' '''' ''''"' ""' "ii''' 1T ''''
Il oi'' ''i'S'''ci''ioilS ol P"'fi'''>ll'' IL
s'''i i'''cs ''i'!! Pi''iiie''ioiiS loi ''le pun
III Soo' anu ''i' many oi HIS o'' Wiz
VIM ''''' "'''er'o '"'i' III 'oool IT. Il
thelr duty IN the presidential contest. Wi
Nv ''"'' ~ ''''''' y -'''' i''''''' a. tt
'~'''7 ~ N''l''i''7 '''> '''''''' '0'''' -
.''''' Nv A0''''' No''' III i'i'>''" IA -i
tAerct; speech " the silver tones. the an
imation, the elegance OF delivery AMI III,
ulov ot iusn;r.,,ion which have ,,.,rl, Il
!:
'lo>' sweet tadehces wlich nave laileh
upon the delighted ears Of countless thou
sands" This is hiob praise though QUITE
,n;,,on,;on,, NJ Er.r,t, f,ol, .ho
weight WHICH i upon IT,; He sPe'AS u Il
people sacrificing themselves for the saliva
ton OF their country. and he knows there
:. No t;ma for s;lvor,, tonos and sweat c,-
1, ,,.
words suited 10 the eNi@'hcE proves tha'
he comprehends the momentous impor-
tau,c Of fine is.uc, he discusses. and that
l., .;1,.,1 ,,,,, .;h ,1o ,..,
" "
HISS VI u II 'e P''''o' ''> III i've ~ sec
/ the country through it~ great peril. and
express the common iov and gratitude ov-
or ., r,1oo,oJ n,,;,n ~ H., ..,t -,
-, ,,,. -,
''i'''s u '''' o''' 'l'''' u p'''''' "''''.'
viii then once more be IN harmony with
events and popular feeling
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
AN Eloquent FEi;uEAT.u>.

Mr.. Everett proceeds to speak oi hi>
own efforts 20 avert civil war by means ct
the Union party of 1850, ami clos, in
this impressive manner:
But no, fellow citizens. the contest
could not be avoided The po.i;icai and
military leaders of the South were deter
mined to bring the controversy to the
| dread arbtrament of arms. Providence
is putting our patriotism to this au>tere
test. TO see ii we have the virtue to sustain
that grand nationality. to which our faith
crs placed the seal Of crowning victory AT
| Yorktown, on the 10Th OF October. 1881
| That it is our duty to do so. was the sen
timent of every loyal heart. when the blow
WAS struck at Sumter, and the country.
as. one man. >pran@ to the ,le''.n-e of thr
Mon. Need | remind YOU how. for the
second time in our history. ana OF the
twice ron,ccratcd 10Th OF April. the pa-
thetic glory was Reserved tor NIa>>achu-
sets. OF shedding the first blood 10 the 81
cred cause Never WAS granlcr move
mrnt in the annals of our race. illan when.
trampling party in the dust ami forgetting
all tnat divided opinion On measures or
men. the citizens OF the lovd states r.
membered only that the fac oi the Union
'.wlich makes W one people" had beer
traitorou~lv stricken down. and that am
= 49,. .-. ,.,.,,. .I,i,,,r tl,,..,,,.I, IL Il.,J
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
An oid Fable for New Times.

lii.- Nf"I-F IN >iIEEP'> CLOTHING; a.; THE
IEACE CANDIDATE. N MAJOR GENERALS
.-,IToEa-
\ No.: ,!i--lIi-ims himself in thc SIN ..
a i.>r. and ge;1.n- IN among ih, l.ock,
...-.;. -,,7-}li ami dN.ts.,i many ot Them.
= -. l'is, ;'i4'-s,3 ,il>,r,, cred him. and
watched the opportunity az slipping "a
i.,as>- abau, Lls li,cn- ;,u,! .-li..lely
i.'lii- lam up "a: a., eg,n.,:. TO. lrce.-
: ...c alil,I --.cl,i.,s ! oi-,I,lla- wil..t h,.
=. - ,,ra-.i, '-r,'sy Ii ..' ,..li ,Afa-S,d their
-s-'pr.>, 81 Ia iisc.i-r -..cpherd. -
~.sse ssnc 81. I!.glm- '- ..is,i .src ycu lang
''a- sva' sl,ep No, repiic, lhe
etia,r, Id L am is.f.-ing 4 Wei in
-. + c!al!aii.-. ial -l.li ri,.oer, i;aia 10 DO
il, -a'le when | cs,n c,ic,l one II a. IA in
:.~f -ss7h, The shepherds then exi.rsSs-
themselves p.,-s<.'i, alI alf'laul~I ihe
s-ilcs o: "a. ,.cceliua.
81 ! ,ss.aal ta;- sar G,s.,r.l Ne
a.il:,l,, -;,i. a. ll1.......i.l ,oili,r ia one
e. ou. .o>pi.a.~ a. "a, &c a.,, = because
..e -aia e., a. Wu.~in,,i,l~ v,,.i.ioll-
\. .r Ia o,,i ...-r .,~sr. and ,,.,,r-e ".
.,,.,',I,'..-,iI-...5Nl,, 81, -, IN,
n, go ''' ''' ~ wy
X strike i"r your ri-hi-, iu,.l.ci
"a A!'iitl.an or,tor la Ngwar,,. \. J.,
..'s-d. 'alii'l'''';'i-'e i-'.iil-i tile ii''t'i-
L.. '', - 'i'S-.i ANA 'eiid,rly "'3e'ine
''--''.i-' '''' ''all'.;'i':.iioe oi lie war y
--..i''r ga -'n"i'r, 's''i' he; II y"i
,'..-li i'''!'. 81 coward ;''i,. 4 'T2i'er- yon
..,''.! ''t al H. i.oh' sinking u lhtr Del
:'.'fs- ii..'~ lar' '''-iE hlnrd "i striking
'.-''' "''-i'i - 10 ny-'e ii'F-'i 'ii's-
--I Two years O. ,.:.r.~ -a;d Hn,,
= ..-. l;eeci..r ,n Sunday nirii, AM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04

Taere i. a dsaI OF y.:ii ar IN loving words
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
ST. Ipu NSHj RV, VI

nyr~a, TX !oor ao.,, o, Goa, Hous,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-28
SBEoIIE NOTICES.


1 ~" SsY GAL Norrcx.--on TUESDAY
NEAf, 29tf insssnf, commepcina at half past 10
A. M, xe ~ sci. tho remainder OF the goods, &C.,
that could hot be disposed Of on the s3i instant,
embracing quite an assortment, In which we note
10 eascs excellent Stick Licorice,
30 boxes Soap,
geo reams Wrapping Paper, sssa,r
2o,ot0 Florida Cigars,
10 tierces Rice,
500 Packages Manufactured Tobacco
After which. the remainder Of the day will be de-
voted 10 The sale of BOOKS. We mention, as al
ready in store, large and valuable Library, fun
particulars Of which will ~ given in catalogue on
Saturday morning This library is worthy the at
tenton of any person desiring stssree and valuable
books.
The sale OF booka will commence at haif-rast II
A. NJ and continue until finished, this is posi-
| lively last sale.
We invite consignments until Monday evening
Parties wishing to send Books, &c, for sale, vii
furnish lists with them.
WILLIAMS & NoRFLEET, Auctioneeis.
corner of Main and Thirteenth streets.
no 25-.td
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VIE WILL SELL. at our auction
w house, No. 2e2 Main street, opposite the
Southern Exposes once, ON TUESDAY MORNING.
10Th November, the following lot Of sIRABLE
GOODS:
5000 pounds g. u. Mfley's extra iine MANU-
FACTURED TOBACCO, three years old
TsP.Chism and other brands;
$4,000 No: I FLORIDA CIGARS, tbs bsst ever Of
fered at public auction In this market.
ALSO.
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE OFFICE. PyARLOR and
COOKING-STOvEs; large lot Of BOTTLES, &c.
SPECIAL TO TILE LADIES
We will also sell
set Of LADIES' EURs, es
2PLAID SILK DRESSES,
WHITE MORE ANTIQUE DRESS,
CASHMERE DRESS,
PLAID P0PLIN DRESS,
lsplsndid BLACK CLOTH CLOAK,
all made up in the most beautiful style, Of excellent
quality, and as good new.
no 2s-tds' EDLING & CO., Auctionecrs.
ADDITIONAL:
dozen MOROCCO-sKINS,
10 do. CALICO SHIRTS,
SO do. SILK NECK-TIES,
$50 gross PEARL BUTTONS,
set BAR FIXTURES,
l lot BOOKS, some very desirable.
no 29--td. EDLING CO., Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT At AUCTION.

E "A VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT,
IA AND SALE OF STOCK, PLANTATION
UTENSILS, &c-Wil be rented out, to the highest
bidder, If not previously disposed Of, on THURS
DAY, the 18th Of December, my valuable FARM.
on the Chickahominy. in the county Of Hanover,
within eight miles Of Richmond.
The land IS rich and well adapted to the growth Of
corn, wheat, oats and vegetables. Thirty hands
can be probably worked ON the place. There are
two productive gardens, very large meadow, two
orchards Of choice peaches and apples. Fifty bush-
els Of wheat has been seeded
The buildings are commodious and in good order
The dwelling is large enough to accommodate two
good-szed families in comfort.
oels.
There Is very large lot of manure on the place
Some PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS AND
STOCK viii be sold, including Wheat Fan, Corn
Shelter. Straw Cutters, ReapeFs, Woodpecker Saw
Mill, Wheat Drums, Wagons, Carts, Wheels, &C.
WILLIAM +. GAINES,
no 'S-2aw3ws Box 72e, Richmond, Virginia
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TREASURY DEPARrMEsT,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond. August s, 1864.


TIFTCATES OFINDEBTED
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT, PER- AHNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXAFION.-By
the fourteenth section OF the act 70 reduce the
rency, approved February IT, 1864 the Secretary OF
the Treasury authorized 70 issue the abovs eer-
cates, payable two years after the ratification Of
treaty OF peace with the United States. They can
not De sold but are only TO be Issued to such red-
tors OF the Government are willing TO receive the
same In payment Of their demands. They must also
De gwen at par, though FREQ from taxation. ~ s
The attention OF purchasing agents and disburs-
ing officers OF the Government IL called to this clas
q public securities a. ofsng peculiar advantages
70 those nom whom the supplies OF the Government
are bought and to facitate the use OF them cheeks
aravn ~ disbrrsing officers upon the depostariss
holding thess funds, and married across the fsco
payable IN certificates OF indebtedness" Win bo
paid In conformity Herewith. IS go
Deposltarios are hereby authorized and required
% comply with this regulation, and to make appii-
cation g tho Register i0P supplies Of CERTIFICATES -
required. (Hsnsdl q. A. TRENHOLM.
eu 80. 4 Secretary Of Treasury.