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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-19
MARRIAGES.,

At st. John>bury, MAY -, oy Rev. l.. o. Bras
tow, Rev. A. A. Smith of Topsham. Me. and
Miss Laura A. Chubb of st. Johnsbury.
In Proctorsville, May IA. by Rev r. W. Har-
low, ARENAS Spalding of Cavehdish and Sarah
A Emery of Plymouth.
In st. Johnsbury, May ID. by Rev. E. C. Cum
mings. Mr. John Bowman of Boston, Mass and
Miss Martha J. Mason of No. Monroe, N. II.
In St Johnsbury. May l6, by Rev. f. C. Cum
minss. Mr.. Rowland C. Edwards of East Mont
pelier and Miss Martha J, Whitehil of Walden.
In Danvile, May 4, Mr.. J. F. Emerson of St
Johnsbury and Mrs Z. NJ. Emerson of Danville
In Natick. Mass, Mr.. VIM. E. Temple Of Fra
mngham, Mass. and Miss S. Isabel Brown o
Lyndon.
In ST. Johnsbury, May 6. by Rev. L. o: Bras
tow, Mr.. VIM. F. Brown Of Newport and Mis-:
Mary f. Badger of Hydepark
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For The CALIFORNIAN.

A. meeting Of Caledonia Association held at McIn-
doe. Falls May 9th 1860 the following resolutions were
adopted.
Whereas il has pleased God i'll Hi. all wise providence.
from iv death, friend and associate in
the ministry, Rev. IT, H. Clark late pastor of the Congre
gationa Church in ST. Johnsbury Centre: Therefore
ReslreG, That record high estimation of the
character of departed brother of cheerful and
cordial social sympahes. candid and earnest student
the truth sincere Christian, and pastor afectionatey
devoted 10 his work and 10 hi- people.
Rasred That in the beautiful Christian experience Of
our brother during hi long -icknes. find most com
orting asuraHces concerning himself well fresh anC
valuable testimonies TO the power of faith and TO The faith
full love of Chris: to his people.
fScirei That while deeply feel the aiiction which
has moved from one who had so lately commenced
his ministerial labor who had gained he confidence
affection Of his people and of thi. association, and wh
cav promise Of great ueiunC. in the of Christ,
faith that the great Head of the church has acted il
infinite wi1dnm and would he admon-hed Of the i'm
portace of being dlgent in work and ready TO leave
il whenever il shall please God TO call Us.
R,s,lred- That we tender sympathy TO hi
widow and near relatives and to the church where h
mini-tered, in their great affection.
Rstyei, That copy of these resolutions be sent &c
Mrs Clark and also the Californian and the Vermont
| Chronicle for publication. SCRIBE.
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The Lost Found and the Dead
Raised.

The Lost Found and the Dead
Raised.
Three years ago this spring Mr.. Daniel
G. Shaw of Barton while riding from Is
land Pond to Charleston, lost his pocket
book containing S97. The present spring,
while driving over the same road, man
from Island Pond turned this wallet out of
the mud on his wagon wheel, and restored
it to the owner. About so of the money
was we'll enough preserved to be redeemed
by the banks.
At the battle of the Wilderness, the 9th
day of May, 1864, Mr.. Clark w. Powers
from Danyille, of the 4th Vt. regiment, was
seen to fall, and as the rebels took that pO-
sitiOn few minutes later he was not again
seen by his comrades in arms, and they re-
ported and believed him killed. He was
mourned by his friends as dead. Nor did
they know to the contrary till the present
spring. when among lot of prisoners from
that slaughter pen at Andersonville he was
sent North. He is now in hospital at Mont
pelier, recovering from severe attack OF
typhoid fever. He says he was not even
hit by rebel bullets on the day when he was
reported killed, but that he fell from faint.
ness and exhaustion, and though conscious
of his hazardous position could not helI
himself until the rebs had possession of the
ground and he taken prisoner. His testl
mony to the barbarity of the rebels toward;
Union prisoners corroborates what all who
have experienced of the tender mercies O.
the chivalry," everywhere affirm.
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!ShOcEin0 accident.

Mr.. Jason BabcOck, an emplOye of the
Passumpsic Railroad Co., was killed in the
shops of the company at this place on
Thursday afternoon, the 18th inst, under
the following peculiar circumstances: MIR.
Babcock, together with several other men,
were at work in the car shop near the appa-
ratus used for raising cars. This apparatus
is a screw worked by two belts and pulleys.
accidentally the lever which puts this screw
in motion was changed, putting the ma
chinery in gear. This fact was neither
known to, or noticed by, any one present.
Slowly and silently this screw unscrewed
ill its thread run out of the nut, when the
whole thing, weighing about 500 lbs, fell
and striking Mr.. Babcock upon the head
crushed in his skull. Some five or six men
were standing near, and he was Immediate
ly raised up and spoken to, but he made
surgical aid summoned, but his brain was
oozing out, and he was totally unconscious
till he died, although he breathed for an hour
O." two after the accident. MIR. Babcocl
was nearly GO years of age, and had beer
in the employ of the railroad company
about one year. His funeral was ATTENDED
on Sabbath day at Burke, his former home
The railroad company ran up an extra trail
conveying the remains and the friends o
the deceased.
Two other slight accidents occurred her
The same day as the above. In the fore
noon VIM. White sawed off one finger an,
mangled his hand otherwise, Oh a circula
saw AT the peg FACTORY Of Flint & Magoon
In the afternoon, John Sanborn. who work
ed with White, put his hand in before tn
saw and took off one of his fingers. Ne
ther of these men were insured in the TRAY
elers' insurance company, though whe
White was injured Sanborn expressed h
determination to have policy that night
but his accident occurred before night
Delays are dangerous.
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Bound Up.

Recent developments have seemed to fast
en- guilt upon the Kicker who was arrested
some months since for stealing sum OF
money from Mr.. John Wheeler of West
Concord. While in jail here he made corr
fdant of one Bacon, roommate at jailor
Eldredge's. After Bacon was released he
was altogether too flush with Passumpsic
money, so his neighbors thought; and be-
ing arrested he divulged the secret that had
lain between him and Kicker. The latter
had an examination at West Concord, and
was put under $1,000 bonds for appearance
at County Court; and in default of bail was
taken to Irasburg jail. Bacon was put in
Jail at this place. Over 500 of the money
was found in Mrs. Reuben Bonnett's ash
house. in Lyndon. Mrs. Bonett is Bacon's
daughter.
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possession the first of June. q. Ezra Idle,
Esq, has sold the Potter house on Eastern
avenue to widow Esterbrooks of Danville.
....Mr. VIM. Wilder has decided his interest
in the Moose River hoe and fork factory to
Messrs. Geo. B. Ely and Lawrence Flavin.
The style of the firm is as heretofore, Ely.
Balch & Co.
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Ne,v Advertisements.

We call attention to the following new ad-
vertisements in this paper:
E. & L. Fairbanks & Co.-New Stock of
all kinds of Goods.
j. S. ADMINISTRATORS Institutes.
Z. p. Vose--1Outh's Visitor.
D. MOrse-Licensed Auctioneer.
): L: Hunnewell-Tolu Anodyne.
N. j. Pond-Liberation.
Mary Burt's Est.-COm'rs Notice.
T. 3. HopkinsOn's Est.-Adm'r account.
L. Sanborn's Est.-Wil,
Fl. B. Halls Est.-Will.
F: Bailey's Est.-Application for License.
Girls wanted.
E. Hall-Letters in Post Office.
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4 THING OF BEAUTY is A
JOY FORE YER.

4 THING OF BEAUTY IS A
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IT S. $50 10 A n :

The sale of the fret series Of $500 CO., of the I3l
Loan completed the 3lft of March. 1865 The
sale of the second series of Three Hundred Millions pay
able three years from the 18th day Of June 1855 be
gun the Let Of April In the short space Of thuty dogs
One Hundred Millions Of this series hare been sold
leaving this day less than Two Hundred Millions to be
disposed Of The interest i. payable semi annually in
currency the 18th of December and 18th Of June by
Coupons attached to each note which readily cached
anywhere. 1t amount. to
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having gone West and wishing
l. to remain there. offers for sale his Farm,
situated about two miles southwest of Peacham
Corner. Said farm contains about so acres of
land and is we'll divided into tillage and pasture
land and is one of the best dairy and sheep farms
in the town. There are Ia acres of the most ex-
cellent cedar swamp in the county. and about loo
acres we'll wooded with spruce and hemlock
The buildings on said premises are nearly new
and very convenient. There is III ming water al
both house and barn. Also. if wished will sell
all the farming tools and sugaring implements
Immediate possession given if wished.
Fer further particulars enquire Of JOHN B
HAND on the premises.
HARVEY R. HAND.
Peacham, VT, April Is, 1865. 1853
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In Waterford, May s, at the residence of her
uncle, A Carpenter, Maude Agnes, daughter
of Richard w. and Hannah P. Peabody, aged 3
years.
Fold her O Father, in thine arms,
And let her henceforth be
messenger Oflove between
Our human hearts and Thee"
In Peacham, April 20. of dropsy, Mrs. Jenet
Lang. aged Al. April 20, Carrie Alice, infant
May 9, Of brain disease, Mr.. Trustram Sanborn,
aged 80. :. May Is, Mr.. Matthewson Livingston,
aged 81.
In Sutton, May g, Charles W. Harris. son of
the late Rev. l.. I. Harris, aged ID, Freeman
please copy.
At West Derby, April 26. Mr. Walter Gilchrist,
aged 64-formeriy of Barnet
OBITUARY.
In Burke, May 9, Mr.. Harris B. Hall, in the
10th year of his age.
Mr.. Hail was one of our most worthy and high
ly esteemed citizens. He was one of that class
of men who are justly den ominated 4" the mobiles,
work of God Pure in his habits and life, up.
right and strictly honest in his intercourse and
dea ling with men, pleasing and agreeable in all
his social relations, he was universally respected
| but most highly by those who knew him best
| Because he was man of strict integrity and ca
pability in all his business transactions, hi:
townsmen often made him their servant, confer
ring upon him offices of trust and responsibility
Twice has he represented the town of Burke il
the state legislature, and at the time of his dealt
was first selectman. He felt a deep interest il
the affairs of the country, and rejoiced in his las
moments that he had been permitted to livs
to see the rebellion brought to close. No
murmur escaping his lips during his brief bu
distressing sickness. Great was his confidence
in the integrity, wisdom, goodness and justice 0
the Divine aforementioned thus he bowed t.
the will of Heaven with perfect Christian com
posure and resignation. May the Divine bless
ing be experienced in the home made lonely b
his absence and in all hearts mourning the los
of his society. L. H. T.
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To advertisers.

BY reference to our terms on first page it
will be seen that we have raised on prices OF
advertising on short rates. Hereafter we
shall charge 1925 per square for three
weeks or less, instead of 81, 90 as heretofore.
The rates of yearly and legal advertising
are the same as for the past eight months.
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Young Burglars.

Gilmore Gognon and Frank Williams,
from the Centre village, only ID years old.
were committed to the Jail in this place the
present week, charged with hOuse-breaking
and stealing. 1t seems these young boys
have broken into several houses in the vi
cinity of the Centre, while all the Occu'
pants were at church, and taken small sums
of money and other valuables. Messrs
{ Josiah Ward, Sam'l Powers. Sargent. Wild
ow Ide, and others, each suffered slightly
though the aggregate amount of money
taken was less than $50. We understand
they exhibit an Indifference to their crime
which is a striking evidence of the depravi
ty of the human heart. We need reform
school in this state for these boys, and some
others nearer home.
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TIL f CALEDON IAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

es- We endeavor 10 make TIE CALIFORNIAN valuable
for H. Nra nec; and friends in Caledonia Essex and
orleans counties will confer great favor to us and
add very materially the interest of the paper by sending
,e local items in a brief legble form
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Real Estate CHANCES.

DR.. slas has sold the Wiley house on
Spring street, to Hiram Cutting. ESQ.,. of
East st. Johnsbury. Mr.. Cutting is to have
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Body Found.

The body of Lloyd Kimball, Esq. who
was drowned this spring at McIndoes Falls.
was found more that 80 miles from the
place of accident, in Hartland, VT, with
the papers and money on his person all
safe.
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MORE AND MORE DESIRABLE
The Rebellion il suppressed and the Government has
already adopted measures TO reduce expenditures rap
idly possible TO peace footing, thus Withdrawing from
market AZ borrower and purchaser.
This IL THE ONLY LOAN IN AAgKrT now offered by the
Government and constitutes the great popular Ian c'
the People The seven-Thirty Notes convertible on
their maturity, at the option of the holder, into
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Personal.

Serg't John p. Eddy of this town has re-
ceived commission Of Lieutenant in the
First Co. of Frontier Cavalry. He is just
recovering from long illness, and has now
gone to St. Adams to receive his commits
sion.
Private Henry c. Hastings of this town.
has been promoted to first Sergeant in the
Veteran Reserves at Montpelier.
Fred. A. Aiken, formerly of Hardwick,
who fitted for college at the St. Johnsbury
academy about the years '53 and "a. is
counsel for that she-devil and assassin. Mrs.
Surratt, who is now under trial at Washing
ton. Mr.. Aiken has lived in Washington
for the past four or five years.
Henry Clay Ide, son of Mr.. Jacob Idle of
Passumpsic, delivered the Latin Grafton at
the Junior exhibition at Dartmouth College
the Sd inst. Young Ide leads his class in
scholarship.
Our county lost two of its substantial and
respected citizens last week in the sudden
deaths Of Trustram SanbOrn, Esq, of
Peacham. and Harris B. Hall. ESQ.,, of
Burke.
Alfred w. Eastman died at Washington.
Nov. 10, 1864, from the effects of over-exer-
ton in labOring at the Freedman's Village.
Arlington flights. His remains were
brought to Dalton, N. H., for interment.
Young Eastman will be remembered by
Young Eastman will be remembered by
many of our readers as at one time the
publisher of a little paper at West Concord.
When the eighth regiment was raised he en-
listed purely from patriotism. He served
faithfully till mustered out of service last
June. Although in feeble health he could
not resist the opportunity to do good which
opened at Freedmen's village, and his life
paid the penalty.
Hon. c. w. Willard of Montpelier has
left the present week for the West. We
have heard it intimated that there was pros
pect of his locating at Milwaukee. We shall
be sorry to lose Mr.. Willard from the Free
man even temporarily, and shall regret still
more to have him remove from the state
Mr.. Wizards talents are of the first order
and we have looked upon him as one of the
men whom our state would some day de-
light to honor.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

! ORLEANS COUNTY.
The lrasburg Standard states that an out
rage was perpetrated upon Mrs. Royal Bag
ley of Albany, on the night of the 9TH inst.
She was made insensible by chlOroform and
in that condition terribly abused. Her hus-
band (whO has not lived with her for some
tlme,) and either cOlOred man or white
man disguised. were the villains, according
to the testimony of child of Mrs. Bagley.
Mrs. B. is said to be a woman of good
character, and her husband drunken brute.
who has wasted her property.
! RUTLAND COUNTY.
John McKeogh, arrested at Rutland upon
suspicion of reasonable conduct. has been
sent under guard to Washington.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
On Thursday, one hundred soldiers were
sent from Sloan Hospital. Montpelier, to
BrattlebOrO, to be hOnOrably discharged.
There are about three hundred at MOntpel-
Ter now.
Hon. F. E. Woodbridge, NJ. c., will de-
liver an eulOgy upon the late President Lin
coin, in Montpelier, on the 1st day of June
the occasion of the national fast.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Frank Ayres. native of Brattleboro, and
we'll known for the last year as gambler
and substitute broker, committed suicide on
Saturday evening at John Madden's at
Springfield, Mass, while labOring under
delirium tremens. He was 81 years old.
The Vermont Record, published at Brat
tleborO, offers prize of $50 for the best
original story furnished before August to
be written by persons in or out of the state.
but the scene of the story to be laid in Yer.
mont.
Geo. Cutler of BrattleborO has apples
sound and fresh, grown in 1863. He kept
them in cellar made in his garden and
packed in walnut sawdust.
a boy four years old had one leg broken
twice, one arm twice, his collar bone bro.
ken and his clothes entirely stripped from
his body, by being caught, Wednesday. on
a swiftly revolving shaft in mill at Bel
lows Falls. Yet he survives.
STATE AT LARGE.
VERMONT REGIMENTS.-The colOrs OF
the Second Vermont Regiment are inscribed
with the names of % battles; the ThirC
regiment with q; the Fourth with 81 the
Fifth with u {; the Sixth with p {; the Tentf
with s; the Seventeenth with :; the Second
u. S. Sharpshooters with 20; the First Ar
tillery with Z, and the First U. S. Sharp
shooters with "A.
Hon. Justin S. Morrill, presented to tn,
Governor, for the State, at Montpelier OF
Tuesday, rebel garrison flag, captured il
one of the forts below New Orleans. an(
which had been presented by the captor t
Mr.. Morrill,. 1t is of white cotton duck
some twenty feet long, bearing the initials
NJ. |. standing for "MOnstrOus Iniquity'
probably in large blue letters. with row
of blue stars near the edge, and outside o
them border of red and blue bunting. |
will be deposited, we suppose in the Stat
HOuSe.-Free Press.
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4 LARGE STOCK
OF NEW g. DESIRABLE GOODS

OF NEW & DESIRABLE GOODS
Is now offered for sale by the subscriber at prices
which cannot fail of giving satisfaction. Many
of them will be sold at
LESS THAN The PRESENT Wholesale PRICE
in Boston,
The great demand for goods, in connection with
the unprecedented scarcity of all kinds of Amer
lean goods, will no doubt cause considerable in
crease in the price of most articles, but for the
present shall continue to sell at less than Bos-
ton prices. E. JEWETT.
St. Johnsbury. May 4, 1865
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DEATHS.

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obltua
ries, including poetry, SIX CENTS line.
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]. I. HILL, Cashier

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> Il has the strouge.. guards. which i'll break
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ISLAND POND, VT. tmy6s