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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10
HunneweIl's Universal Cough Remedy,


There is probably no line of diseases which has been
more enormously treated than Throat and Lung Com
plants.
There Is also not recipe written nor preparation be-
lore te PuDc lot the above complaints that does not
contain lpecac AntimOny, LObelia or Opium in some
form OF 9ihe1 which claim to be entirely in
the stomach to repe food and allow disease triumph
over what nature requires to keepup strength.
Again. these Objectionable compODens cause doses to
&c place so far apart that the irritation which
the cough gets the PIPER hand and the foundation
weak lungs or consumption is permanently laid.
Remedy should not only be the pocket bed
sde or nursery companion Of all and to be used
often as there Is tickling the throat or disposition to
cough but to allow OF its free cough
ed to clear away all remaining irritation and make the
perfect.
Cases of most violent Sore Throat with all the symp
toms OF Dptheria have been entirely cur ed by making
constant use of the Cough Remedy as a Gargle. Fol
HOarseness 1t is inv aluabie.
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL, PROPRIETOR,
Practical Chemist, Boston. Mass.
Also, Proprietor of Hunnewell's Toiu Anodyne and
HunnewellS Eclectic Pills.
HOYT GREEN and J. G. BINGHAM, Agents ST
JOhnsbury.
Sold also BY all dealers In Medicine. $3.50
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In this Village, March !, Nellie, aged years,
daughter of Mr.. Il. Casino.
In Danville, Feb. rs, Mrs. Ruth B.. wife Of
Valentine Clement, aged 81 years.
In birmingham, Mass, Feb IA, Mary c., aged
IS. wife of Mr.. VIM Locke. formerly of Lyndon.
In Hardwick, March |. of congestion Of the
lungs. Mrs Mary W wife of Giles Houston.
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4 TRUE STORY.

A gentleman from Boston in visiting his friend
who owns a nice, well-stocked farm in cur
neishbOrhOod, was invited 10 look over the prem
Uses; and after examining the nice fat hogs in
their roomy sty, the sleek looking with their
bags Of gold, the beautiful horses, oxen and
other stock, they came II the sheep pasture.
where was nice flock OF about 800 sheep among
them splendid buck valued al thousand dol
lars Said he, How warm they must be, how soft
and comfortable their feeces look Yes, said the
farmer they are that but after your long walk out
here in the fields, rather guess You Will think
that the lounge you probably noticed in cur
sitting-room is soft and comfortable l bought
II of CASINO. on St Johnsbury Plain, few
months since. and l think that that LorSG L
and the SPRING MATTRESSES, with which
L have Just furnished nv house, to be about the
best investment ever made aStf
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81 The Vermont Cavalry are with
Sheridan, and doubtless when Early was
captured they were thar.
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A Card.-C NJ. STONE. Dear Sir: For more
than year have been unable, by sickness, to
labor with my people. and for several months
past confined to my house. About the first Of
January few of the members of the church, now
residing out of the state. with some few in this
vicinity, made me kind and friendly visit, and
left with me liberal donation.
On the I'd inst, others of the church and socie-
ty, both old and young, very Unexpectedly called
in like manner and donated in all the sum of
s6S; which, with the kindly greetings of all.
from whom have received like expressions of
their esteem and confidence for the past thirty
years. calls fourth from me and my family this
expression efmy gratitude and respect l have
particularly requested the writer to send you this
notice, being unable to write myself; and long
may these friends be blessed. and this branch Of
our Zion prosper, and kindly feelings between
pastor and people be cherished as in years
gone by, is the earnest prayer of myself and fami
ly. RUFUS GODDING.
East Burke, March 6, 1865. lw
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MAAFOR SALE CHEAP

E8 The subscriber offers for sale 10,
will exchange for FARM the buildings and land
known as the Nathan Fields place, situated in
Peacham Hollow, VT 1t consists of a House,
barn and shed and about one acre of excellen,
land. Any one having farm for sale and wish.
we'll to call and examine. For full particulars
enquire of JOHN SoMERs on the premises, or ad.
dress the undersigned
JOSIAH S. EMERSON.
Co. A., LIST Reg't Heavy Art. N. il. Vols.
Fort Constitution, Feb. Is, 1861 40-45s
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l DMINIsTRAToR,s sALE-AUC-

IN TI0N, SATURDAY, Dth lnstant~
will sell at Public Auction at 10 o'clock on SATUk-
DAY the 2sth inst No. 40 East side Market Square
all the stock of merchandise belonging TO the Estate Of
J. Moore deceased said stock consisting In part Of
Double Hair Mattresses shnck Mattresses Crib Mattres
ses 80 Single and Double Excelsior Mattresses Cottage
Bedsteads, Cain Seat Rockers, Wood Rockers, spindle
Chairs, Windsor Chairs Cain Seat Chairs Dining Chairs
TALL new Bales of EXCELSIOR Rolls Of OH Cloth suPs-
ior Sewing Machine large lot Of Feather Beds lot Of
Blankets of Preserved Meats Segars, Smoking To
bacco Extension Tables Dress Goods Scar and Cravats
Edging, Hair Braid Ladies' silk Drawers Buttons Alum
Tables White Cotton Gloves Reams Of Letter and Note
Paper, Gross Red Ink Mirrors Sand and Emory Paper
Stoves Dried Beef Bed Ticking Platform Scales, Spring
| Balances, Seven Hundred Rolls Wall Paper Bor-
dering Mahogany Dining Tables. Hsrrinss Iron
Safe Bureaus Cases Of Honey Boxes Reams
Large Blue Printing Paper, Duck pantaloons Dozsa
Nuns Bonnet 3pieces Grey Cloth Lot Block Bodsteads
Hand Trucks Large Assortment of Pictures Is Barrels
Crackers $50 pounds Candy assorted Tool Chest
plete Superior Iron Safe, Wider's Patent Counting
| Room Desks Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, and many
other articles mentioned The stock will be ready
for inspection persons who desire to purchase the
day before the sale.
Terms sale 500 and under cash, over 500 60 days
| approved paper. Tad. GOhPhEM,
| ~ 1g-tf Admr J. j. Moore
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Whereas, libel has been filed in the District Court Of
the United States for the District Virginia. the 18th
day of july A. d. 1865 by Rear Admiral David Porter
Commander-inChief of the United States Naval forces
composing the North Atlantic Squadron, behalf
well Of the United States of himself the officers and
of the United States ships of (part of said
squadron) "Sassacus" Maumee," Chippewa "Com-
modore Perry and Others against the ironcad Of
Texas her machinery boiler tackle and furniture, &C.,
| alleging, in substance:
"That pursuant to instructions for that purpose from
the President of the United States, the lbcllan in and
with the said United States vessels OF war; their officers
and crews did subdue seize and take upon the James
River tide water OF the ian arnof the high seasl
the said ron-clad vessel Of war; the "Texas of the
burthen of thousand tons her machinery, boilers
tackle and furniture and hath brought into the port
of Norfolk within the jurisdiction of this Court the said
vessel &c. where they That the said iron-clad
vessel of war; the rexas at the time Of the said capture
was in incomplete state and had no guns board but
nevertheless built by, and the property Of the
in styled their Government the Confederate States
of America" and the said ron-clad vessel of
built and intended to be used by the said Rebels in their
attempt to overthrow and destroy the Government of the
United States and praying process against said vessel
&c. and that said vessel her boilers machinery tackle
and furniture, &c. may be condemned prize and for
eted to be distributed by law is provided respecting
captures made by the public armed vessels of the United
States &c Now, therefore, in pursuance of the moni-
on under the seal the said Court to directed and
delivered do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming the said vessel her boilers, machinery tackle
and furniture in any interested therein that
they be and appear before the said District Court to be
held at the City Hail. in the city of Norfolk in and for
the District of Virginia. the first Tuesday of Septen-
Der next at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that day
provided the same shall be day of jurisdictions other
WISE on the day of jurisdiction hereafter) then and
there to nterpose their claims, and to make their allega
| tions in that behalf
| JOHN UNDERWOOD
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
4 ] DISTRICT 0E VIRGINIA S. s..

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bellant iy1S-l1t
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AUCTION. SALES.
By Merwin 4 Ferguson, Auctionsers

w..
By Merwin 4 Ferguson, Auctionssrs.
VALUABLE HORSES, &C., FOR
v SALE AT AUCTION.
We will sell on WEDNESDAY next, goth inst, 1t II
o'clock Roanoke Square In front Of Auction Room
two very valuable HARNESS HORSES. One 10 the sups
rior Mare owned by Mr. Richard Scarf which was adver
tsed by mistake to be sold Saturday last This animal
ia very fast sound and perfectly gentle and sold only be-
cause Mr. g. has no further use for her
The other is first rate HARNESS HORSE, and gentle
and kind In all gear.
VIII also be added to the above two superior DRAFT
MULES. Sold without reserve We for CASH
Two valuable MICH COWS
MERwIN FERGUSON,
jy1 Auctioneefs
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE
In pursuance of the power vested In me as the sxecn
trix Of Sarah Woodward, deceased shall on WEDNES
DAY the I'd day of August next offer at public SALE at
the Auction House OF T. Ferguson, corner OF Roanoke
Square and Broad Street. the following real estate
in this city, which the said Sarah Woodward died seize
viz
ist That valuable and eligbly situated LOT and appur
enances at the intersection of Church and Freemason s
fronting the former feet, and running back
| parallel with the latter one hundred and eight feet
ID That LOT, with three story brick dwelling and
other improvements on the north side of Main street, ad
joining the property Of Mr. Wake the west and that
Of Mr. Ggsby the east and fronting on Main street
hftyone feet four and a-haf inches, and running back
| northerly one hundred and ten feet.
3D. ThatL0T and appuenance the south side OF Der
muda street, late the residence Of Mrs Sarah WOODWARD
fronting said street. forty feet and running back In
southerly direction, one hundred feet.
4h That LOT and appurtenances on the north
ia street adjoining the property Of the Misses asson On
fronting said street forty feet and running back north
| erly to the centre of the marsh.
Terms cash. Sale at II NJ.
| r. T. FERGUSON Auctoneer.
| Day Book and Old Dominion copy. jy 1-10t
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WINES, LIQUORS, &c.

The subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
keepers Of Hotels Restaurants and Others to his stock
Liquors. and asks nom them trial. guaranteeing sAth
faction in every instance He would be pleased to
his old friends and customers, assuring them that they
will be waited upon as chserfully Of yors
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I TNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
" DISTRICT OE VIRGINIA. s

------T q. 8 MarshaI.
LIANT ~, 1It
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WANTS.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.

III Ar n ID II n. y X L IN II > >!
6ffice No. 6, Roanoke Square, near Whitewater
Street,
EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
F0RwARDERS.
E s. II A b l. S I'll X ID n 1889.
NEW EXPRESS ROUTE
BY the New Line of Popular U. s. Mail Steamers Els
T. BRADY and GEORGE LEARY to Baltimore and City
Point and Dictator to Fort Monroe City Point Petersburg
and Richmond te.N s--.
We would respectfully inform Merchants, Bankers,
Brokers and citizens generally that we forward
disc Specie Bank Notes. Jewery and Valuables TO all
points accessible by Railroads Steamboats, in the Uni
ted States Canada or Europe.
Remittences to Europe, Drafts the Royal Bank Of
Ireland London Paris Germany and Switzerland IN sums
to suit, payable at sight.
Passages by Steamer, the old Black Star Line of
Packet Ships, can be had at this office.
We will take special pains to forward all articles en-
trusted to oar with the greatest possible Dispatch
and ensure prompt delivery, send THROUGH MES
SENGFS daily by the New u s. Mail Line OF Fast stea-
ners to Richmond and Baltimore, connecting there for
the Eastern, Western and Northern States.
Orders call for Freight Packages left at the Office,
No 9 Roanoke Square, will be promptly attended to-
Express for Baltimore and the North closes at 3O p NJ
Express for Richmond, &C., closes at p. NJ.
THOMPSON, LIVINGSTON co,
Proprietors
FIR. HUI, Agt., No. 6 Roanoke Square.
10 9--Im
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By Shaw 4 Roberts, Auctionesrs.

T ARGE SALE OF HORSES AND
j MULES AT METnnDnI IT!N srApfHs, 2aNT
fingers WHARF.
We will sell on SATURDAY next, July 29th 1866, At
10 O'clock the Metropolitan Livery Stables Zantzngsrs
Wharf, so HORSES AND MULES, in good servceable
condition. At the time lot of servceable spring
AMBULANCES suited for bringing fruit to market, &c.
The attention Of Farmers Is invited.
SHAW 4 ROBERTS,
jy25-5t Auctioneers
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II
~ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, S. s.:
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court of
the United States for the District of Virginia. the
18th day OF July A. d. 1865 by Rear Admiral David d.
Porter Commander-n-Chef of the u. s. Naval forces
composing the North Atlantic Squadron on behalf as
well of the United States of himself the officers and
of the u s. ships of war part of said squadron)
"Sassacus," "Maumee," chippewa" Commodore
Perry, and others, against the Rebel steam vessel of
Torpedo" her boiler machinery, &c, alleging in
substance:
That pursuant to instructions for that purpose from
the President of the United States the bellent in and
with the said United States vessels OF war; their officers
and crews did subdue seize and take upon the James
River ian of the high seas tide water of the
the said Rebel steam vessel of war; the Torpedo" her
boilers, machinery furniture and tackle and hath
brought the to the port Of Norfolk, within the
jurisdiction of this Court where they now aren That
the SAID Rebel steam vessel Of war; the Torpedo
Rebel Naval vessel of war; and with her boilers and
machinery, &c was the property Of the socaled Con-
federae States" and of Rebels in against the Gov
eminent of the United States and such used and
in by said Rebels in arms in waging war against the
United States ia their attempt to overthrow and destroy
the Government of the United States. .l4- -.
Aud praying process against said vessel &c. and that
said vessel her boilers machinery, guns furniture and
tackle &c. may be condemned prize and forfeited to
be distributed by law is provided respecting the cap
lures made by the public armed vessels of the United
States, &c. Now therefore in pursuance of the monop
under the seal of the said Court to directed and
lvered, do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming the said vessel her boilers machinery guns
furniture, tackle, &c, in any manner interested there
in that they be and appear before said District Court
be held at the City Hall In the City of Norfnk in and
for the District Of Virginia the First Tuesday of Sep
TENDER next at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that
day. (provded the same shall be day of Jurisdictions
otherwise the next day Of Jurisdiction thereafter
then and there to interpose their claims and to make
their allegations In that Behalf
Dated the 18th day Of July, 1864.
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
U. s. Marshal.
l. H. CHANDLER, ESQ., u 8. District Attorney for Libel
iaht. al. jylS-l4t
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.CTHAMPION BRICK MACHINE

The propretors of this recent patent for the manuc
ture of brick are prepared to dispose of machines and
rights to use the same This machine simple of construc
ton does not readily get of repair has immense
err makes the brick square and sod be worked with
single horse causese delay for removing stones will
make from twenty-five to thrtyve thousand bricks per
cation to BRADFORD & RENICK,
jy Tins II Broadway, New York.
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3.
L. II. CHANDLER, Esq., United States District Attorney
for Libelant. jy1S-l4t
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,

Y n
~ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. SIS:
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court of the
United States, for the District of Virginia. the 18th
day of July A. D. 1865 by Rear Admiral David D. Porter
CommandorinChef of the U. s. Naval Forces composing
the North Atlantic Squadron, behalf of himself as
well of the United States and of the officers and
Of the United States ships of war par ofsaid sqnadron
and Others against the Rebel steam vessel of war Beau
fort" her boilers machinery guns, furniture and TACKLE
&C., and alleging in substance That pursuant to instruc
ons for that purpose from the President of the United
States the ibellant and with the said United States
vessels of war; their officers and crews did sphue seize
and take upon the James River IAN arp of the high sea
in dewater of the same, the said Rebel vessel of
war; the beaufort her guns, boilers, machinery, furn
ture and tackle and hath brought the the port of
Norfolk within the jurisdiction of this Court where they
now are That the said Rebel steam vessel of war; the
Beaufort was armed with one rifed and banded gun,
thirtytwo pounder and she with her armament boiler
machinery, &c, the property of the socaed Con
federate States and of the Rebels in arms against the
United States of America and had been used and was
still in by tho said Rebels In arms for wagng and car
ing against the United States 10 the attempt of
said Rebels to overthrow and destroy the Government Of
| the United States.
said vessel her guns boilers machinery tackle and fur
niture &c. be condemned prize and forfeited to be
distributed by law provided respecting the captures
made by the public armed vessels of the United States &C.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the montion under the
seal of the said Court to directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming the said
vessel her guns, boilers machinery tackle and furniture
&c. any interested therein that they be and
appear before the said District Court to be held the
City Hail. in the city of Norfolk in and for the District of
Virginia. the first Tuesday of September next eleven
o'clock the forenoon of that day. provided the
shall be day of jurisdiction otherwise the day
of jurisdiction thereafter then and there nterpose
their claims and to make their allegations in that behalf
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
l.. II. CHANDLER Esq., u s. District Attorney for Libel
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DAVEY'S LEATHER PRESER-
ii vATIyE for Harness. Carriage Tops, &c. For sale
by Il. NJ. DUNN CO., Saddlers,
jy 1o-tf No. 25 Main Street,
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FIR. HUI, Agt., No. 6 Roanoke Square.
ie 2S-lm
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HOUSE AND LOT IN NEWTOWN


The Two o. Story Frame HOUSE, with brick basement,
Lincoln street. in Newtown offered for sale private
y till Tuesday morning next July 25th 1885, at II o'clock
at which time unless sold PRIVATELY will b. sold 1t
public auction TO the highest bidder ct Auction
Rooms, cornerRoanoke Square and wide-water Street.
This property has front Of 40 feet and back 90
feet Terms cash SHAW 4 ROBERTS,
iy 22--3t Auctioneen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
Bebel kaulatlou Of the Black nan.

The Richmond Enquirer Is now 20
ardently in favor Of srming the negroes,
that il declares they are he best troops
in the world-that those IN our army
have already proved by their valor, pa
thence and discipline that they can and
viii 20 where white men viii not
Such is the Worldwide revolution
made by these arrogant rebels. From
the most utter contempt, they come
round 10 the highest adulatioD. From
the Hottest scOTn Of the black man,
they now place him in the front rank Of
heroes this war has developed.
The negro, IS a soldier, has won q
place in the worlds respect that his best
friends never dreamed Of and wrung
from his bitterest and direst enemies
3 tribute Of admiration without par,
allel lie has done well as q sentinel,
as a scout, as q cavalryman, and in the
desperate and headlopg charge In
every arm of the service, and IN every
quarter Of the Union, the negro has as-
serted, IN the grandest and manifest
wav, his title 20 manhood and his right
70 free action.
That the rebel chiefs would bow
down 20 this poor black man and say
he is the strong the patient, the tough,
the brave man, par excellence, We did
not expect, but so it is. Just now, be-
meath that tawny skin lies the only
hope Of the COnledeFacy If the man
there says no, JEFF Davis must fall IL
he viii not wake when the Confederate
drum beats for him, the rebel cause
must sleep forever
Two hundred thousand black men
are demanded TO do the work that the
brigedes Of Lee, and Longstreet, and
Bragg, and Hood, and Johnston, can
not accomplish, 70 FIJI the imminent
deadly breach, 10 hold up the foul and
dastardly banner of treason, whose
motto puts the negro, and the ape, and
the crockOdile in the same category.
How gracious and complimentary now
are these lords Of the lash; they are
ready 10 give their poor bondmen
beauty for ashes, and thu oil of Joy for
mourning But we predict they will
not hear the voice OF the charmer,
charm be never so wisely.
The negro, If he is ignorant, and de-
graded and subdued, knows his friends
and viii sooner tear out his heart
strings than fight them Flattery, or
praise, or begging, or even the love Of
freedom, cannot conciliate the negro
now to join the rebellion. The mem
DRY insults, outrages, broken hearts,
scattered families, blasted hopes, will
rise like q mountain hideous and black
before elm and bar him from all share
IL IT,
Let them arm the black man if they
dare-they bat fit out soldier for our
ranks and place weapon in the hand
surest to smite their cause to the earth.
Indianapolis Journal
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United States Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE 81.
A n Information having been filed 10 the Districs
~ Court Of the United states fJrthe Middle Dis
tct of Tsnnessse. on February 20. 1866, BY Horace
Fl. Harrison, Bsq, Attorney u the United States
for So District a. snst al the tate and property,
moneys stocks snd credits Of lohn b. McFeruu,
lte 81 sald District tne same being particularly
enumerated IN said ia'orn alton, ard against al
per- lawfully Intervening or their interest there
ir, al gng tat said property bad been ae zen n
sad District on isnf a5 forfeited 20 the UtIted
states, bsnsuse said McFerrin after the expiration
Of the sixty days Of graee gwen hy the Presidents
Proclamation Of July p, 1852, lssusd 10 pursuance
Of an act Of Congress- approved July IL, 1862, md
entitled ssn act 10 suppress resurrection, % plnsh
treason and rebellion, 70 seize and ccnhscate the
property Of r, bes and for other yurt Ose-," con
tiaued 10 sd and abet the 'nsurrecton and rehel-
lion aggnst the Government Of fhe United states
then and now existing, praying for the usual pro
cess.
Now, therefore, pursuant 10 the Monitor Of ssii
Cont hereby give public waning all persons
Interested in "a properly 70 aprear before SID
Court on the 80 Monday Do Apri 1855, "a the Fed
erai Court Room 10 the Cap a " Nashville, then
end there % PROFOUND their claims and make their
allegations 10 that behalf
EDWIN r. GLASCOCK,
Marshal Of the Middle District OF Tennessee.
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