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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-16

COMPARISON OF EASTERN AND WEST
ERN TRoors. Ii was noied that the
Western men had the advantage IN phy-
sique. We're taller men. with fewer boys.
and scarcely any foreigners among them,
that their marching step was several inch
G. longer, and that yellow and red boards.
and light hair. Worn long, prelominated-
Officers of the army of the Potomac con-
ceded that they marched better. that they
moved with an elastic. springy, swinging
step that does moi belong 10 the Eastern
boys. and that their faces Were more in
telligent. self-reliant and determined.
One could not distinguish officers from
men except 10y their uniformS-the pri-
Yates and the officers seemed equal in in
telligence and manly bearing. and in sta-
ton when at home. On the other hand.
the Eastern troops showed more true di>-
cipline, more drill. There was 4 marked
distinction between the officers and men
in point of culture. The officers were
more gaily dressed, and evidently belonged
to more elegant, or at least more pre>um-
inc walks of life than those of the general
rank in the Western armies The East
ern men all wore the close-titting regula-
ton skull cap; the Western men the soft
slouch hat The former were exact, prim
and stiff-the latter, easy, don't-care, in
dependent and pioneerish,-IVa Washington
Letter,
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LITTLE I>Jl-I1r>-A mm strikes me
with a Sword an iniiici- wound Sup
pose. instead of binding up the wound, I
show ii 10 everybody; ami after il had
been bound up. am taking off the Ian
da-c continually and oxamiaing the depth
of the wound and making il 10 fcsier,
till my limb becomes greatly iniiamed, ana
my general health l. matcrially affected;
Is there a person IN ihe world who would
not call me 4 fool Now such a food l.
he. who, 10y dwelling upon liiil- injuries,
or insults, or prov"cati"ns, causes them 10
agitate and iniiame his mind How much
better were it 10 pu; a lrlm'la@e over the
wound, and never look al II ag'sln.-.ians-
iso1
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GoDEr's LApr's Book for June Is pull
lished, completing volume LNN of the
work. We doubt if there i anoil,er mag
azine of lis class i'm the country that has
20 well and 50 long sustained H. character
for arr refinement and good TASTE, as has
Gcley's, Ii promises great attractions .or
the next volume This number contains
Il beautiful steel plate entitled .'C Chickeils,"
and ihe Wandering Alin-trel>~ for a
woodcut- The fashion pilates are very
and elegant. and all things con
>idere,l. YOU will moi DO better 1l.an Ia sub
scribe for Godey's l-'dy's Book. Publish
sd AT Philadelphia, al S5 per wear. or
cheaper IN clubs
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of unpoluted air; lazy days halt at the
upper horn of the Crescent city to Gre
port" not very lazy days disembark-
ing seven miles above,-the 87th U. S.
Z. infantry finds itself encamped in clo-
ver-carpeted grove of orange and fig trees,
situated in the outskirts of Carrollton, the
upper suburb of New Orleans. Nobody
can describe the naive way these dark
"children of larger growth" exult over
such a transition from one extreme of
natural scenery to the other, at the privi-
lege of drinking right out of the Missis-
sippi river, and at the honor of being Wis
tied by their lady-kinsfolk and sole
fella-servants. They verify Cowper's
couplet-
''Fleecy locks and black complexion,
Cannot forfeit Natures claim"
The more l see of them, the more 1 ap-
prove the policy of our examining boards
In exacting a most rigorous standard of
qualifications in those appointed to train,
command, and, in word, make men of
them. B.F.B.
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VI. s. BURR Il CO.,

Wholesale and retail dealers in
PROPRIETARY MEDIClN rs, DRUGS, HAIR PREP
ARATlONS, TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &C,
&c fremont Street, next door 10 the Museum Entrance.
NJ ;. BURR,
BOSTON.
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Successors to Geo A. Simmons, wholesale dealers in
KEROSENE, SPERM, LARD AND WHALE OILS,
SPERM CANDLES
2n4 State, and Il Commerce street Boston.
/ f. BARNEY II. =. SPENCER, W.
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GEO. G.. 4 GEO. w, CAHOON,
BARNEY. SPENCER 4 WEST,

SELLuRS AT LAW, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
Procure Pensions, BUuneS and Back Pay due decease
Soldiers.
IyNDoN VERMONT.
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p. S.-May PA three days pleas
ant trip across the Gulf; a lucky evasion
of the bugbear ram "Stonewall Jackson;"
a scornful sweep past the charred ruins of
the Webb, the audacious craft that a few
days ago ran the gauntlet Of the New Or
leans and Algiers wharves, though at first
in disguise, afterwards with the rebel rag
sneaking up mast as if to catch breath
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Orr 1oUNG FoLKs-Thel June number
of this first-class illustrated magazine for
boys and girls Is already on our table, and
affords rich treat for the juvenile mem
bers of our household This periodical
supplies the want, so long felt, OF Il high
toned and entertaining magazine for the
young folks al home, and we are glad To
know that the public fully appreciate The
effort of publishers 10 meet that want. and
are giving the magazine hearty support.
The table of contents I'm this number * "a
follows: Among The lions; The robin,
Three DAYS N Camp Douglas; Lessons in
magic: The wild goose; \ bu>inesS let
ter: Birlie's dav with the rose f:lries, Our
dogs; Winning hrs WAY; Farming for
boys: The turning of th, leaf; -ifloai in
the forest Abraham Lincoln; Round The
evening lamp
Ticknor Il Fields publishers. l35 Wash
ington street. Boston. Tcr.ns. - per
year; five copies for IS; ten copies for
So.
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aMistellanrous Cards.
WILLIAM ". CIRCUIT,

CL LAIN A g E n T,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BARTON, VT.
VIII attend Courts in orleans and Caledonia Counties
BARTLETT n BELDEN,
MHINDOES FALLS. VT.
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The Magazines.

lnE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for June Is
Received and all we need say Is that this
number Is fully up TO that standard of ex-
celienee which Is so characteristic Of this
magazine The table of contents Is as
ioliows: A letter about England: A
prose henriade: Harpccrates; Delv's
cows Needle and garden: Going 10
sleep' Doctor Johns: The great lakes.
their outlets and defences; To Carolina
Coronado: Regnard; John Browns raid.
how | got into If and how i got out of il:
Schumann's Quintette IN f flat major.
Richard Golden; Modern improvement.
and our national debt; The chimney cor
ner; The jaguar hunt: Late scenes in
Richmond; Down; The place Of Abra-
ham Lincoln in history: Recent Ameri-
can publications.
This number completes The fifteenth vol
ume of the -itkulter. and next month Is
the commencement of the sixteenth vol
ulne- Now is The most favorable time TO
subscribe. Published bv Ticknor 4 Fields.
Boston Terms, Sl per year; Two cop
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

petence for the rude changes OF the eivcD-
&C and tho battle Geld at thirteen or sir
teen dollars per month and he returned
niDu. n leg or arm, with crippled hand.
Or l's . b:, e; i, bis side. wherein he "a
~. yes u peutia,' az al: at dollars per mouth
luY you cohsit;e. :his man rs tvo;d -
c:aln upon yen ~ though no had heec
thns disabled in :. inr-room scufile or a
~ i'll nigh, orgie3
40, my ir;ends: you Que this man
t0mething, over aua above what is ever
due fr,,,;, prosperity &c misfortune. You
owe him yonr beet eDdoavors 70 seouru-
him The best chan - 70 work that he ts nos
sb!e to embraa.. YIu owo him cons;an.
solicitude for bis ~eikare and for that. o;
his wife AMI cb.i.:sen. You owe hin life.
long gratitn ie- active and practical-ior
your Liberty ana Nationality preserved
~ his vnlur. his peril. his self sacrifce.:.
Never let the refined Union sol der 1eelthx
you erudxe him arg thing which be needs
and you Gan justly give bin or do FOR hirr.
And your ObIi1at':n Dan best be discharged
Ivy concerted, sy.:e olatic efforts by 80
whole community &, falfill the obligation
resting equally, so:nringly, on all.
Mon and hrstnren les us all resolve o.
consider--;n our gatherings on the 4th 0:
July next, whsve No other dag shall BE-
specially designate! f,r tho pur poee, or
duty % the surviving soldiers OF toe Cn-
ION, especisl!v the disabled, and the VIC.
ows ant children If those Who have 9iveH
their lives to the,. country. Independents
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
large portion Of The State hAs been 0avas-
.sted By The oon&ending arznies-

large portion Of the State hss bsen dsvas-
:Eted by The oontending armies.
Under these circumstances We require
great steadinsss Of purpose, industry, oon-
!ident hearte and hospe, to snMt the future
IA il should he 1net. 30 far as the old GOV
ernMent ia concerned, Hii fHvora will be
granted us. The .a-st duty we owe ia our
new q 5ndition, il to make provision for TIE
public de.t 80 ~ 10 70 establish our state
credit arc msir!DiE ouY old reputation;
also to make pypvis.on 80 enapis the pso-
pie TO reecme ndustyiA pursuits. Tekirg
will know what tO do. New York and
North Carolina were. in 1908, on tho came
footing e to population and in other re-
spscta The difference in their wealth.
proAperity and population to-day. is due 70
|4he reta1ding indaences Of African slavery.
! tho spterests Of the Stale. would say
to oux brethren OF :he North, come among
10 With your energy. muscle, capital. in
dusiry eud intelligence. Settle hire. You
can now purchase and build, plant and
reap, live and die with tho assurance Tho.
your posseeaions will descend TO your
children, for henoetorward the stars GA our
fi4g will never 81 OF: nor tbs SIN OF Amer.
lean liberty ever 50 down. In .onc]nsson,
he yeisoresed the imprisoned wish of Was'-
star: When :,ly eyes efall be iuyned TO
behold iOi the la.t time tho sun W heaven,
mey they not sec him shining on ih7 or',-
ken and d,ehoDorod fragments y. once
giorioa. Union; on States diseeSered, die.
cordans end belligeren,; on siaud rent by
civil feuds aud drenched, it may be. in IRA
ternal bloO1. Rather let my last glance go
out on that gorgeous ensign Of the Rspub-
lie, now known and honored throughout
the eartf, still full high advanced; its arms
and trophies streaming in all their original
lustre, not stripe erased or polluted, nor
one singis star obscursd, bearing for It's
motto no such miserable interrogatory as,
! 'Whst 10 all this WORTH nor those other
Uoion o ai. s but eu. ever svslyxhere spread
all over ic characters of living light, b:sz.
ing on ali its ample fosds. as they float over
the land aud owe. the sea, and IN every
wind under the whole beaver, that other
sentiment dear TO every true American
heart, Liberty and Union nov and forever.
one ADD ineeparable."
The address was listened t. win toe Ut.
most attention, and its sentiments were
frequently and loudly Applsuded.
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWKEYE.

o., tho above letter were the following
endorsements in brief without signaturee.
Respectfully referred by direction Of the
-rreai6ent 70 the Non. Secretary OF WAY,
BURTON n. MoRR1soN,
Private Secretary.
Received November ., leN ksaord
book a. G. O., December 9Th, is64- Sd a.
q. for attention, by order o. ). \. lamp
bel. Ax6. w.
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Rep1Nliean OeNDsy. ConveastoA
Ia pursuance With the ahove eall Aet state
Convention. . County Republican Convention
VIII b held 6 Marion Eall. on saturday juno
- at2 O'Clock T. H.. fUY the pwrpeso ~ eseeeing
= Dslagates T. at.GDd aatd etase Cenvontion.
JOHN @. FOo1E CHAIRMAN,
Repebj1ean Ooanty Oommitteo.
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TRADE OF THE Px.AW0.-lt ioootinatad
that The asnopns, Of issishs shie9ea mon
ths Missouri river and Areesportsd @ New
Mexico, Utah, Colorado. and iassrnsdiase
points, during The Last ysas, ansenssd 70
feety aillions Of pounAs. ~ tsaaspess
this immense anouns ~ w1gsGs vsrs
regulate, drawn ~ 49, hsed q eaatls
aad Gooo Asa1 " h6sses aSa os,iG7 Ths
employees are estimated O 1eeoe
- Il 10 reported - xssaasst Jehn-
con has caused . SHARP dID9ees6 y b sesa
toths Spanish 0oversns6A = sseard q
tho conduct Of The officials q 01be 20.
wards The rebel rom eeooswall. -
0.Clsmsnt c. Clsy susrssdssed to0en.
Wilson, Ia Georgia. ia order, - b says.
60 prove BY . fair trial that - bed 10 CON-
neotion with the sssassination conspiracy.
he 10 one Of the party Nsr VIXEN Prsssdsn,
johnson offered heavy reward
-. Pres,dsat johnson he's issued 9
proclamation opening III the soushern
posts. except those In Texas. to commerce;
declaSing that Gorsign vessels attempting
to trade illegally win b treated ss pirates,
and removing reslrictions upon trado IL
Ssasee east Of the Mississippi.
mss- The deposits in the F;sft Fa'icnn
Bank of Richmond, on Its 6sst regular aaj
ofbusiness, amounted DOVER $50 Geo. which
shows that thes,people Of the late rebai cap
xal are not entirely out Of funds. But so'
deposits vera probably mostiy nlsas b;
Yankess.
Gs- Adjutant General B.ker In re
cant .cster TO the Clinton Herald takes oc
casion 20 say, in reply tothe sfbj-c,'"ns q
the Davenport Ga.etss. sia: III u-,esinR 9TH
csfs and paynasters .hoS.a pc stationed II
Dubuque. Afuscatine. Burlington and Kt
okuk, "a we'll as A. Davenport. 10 nay
also that Iowa h Is COO in +Ac,>s y, b,
Gala. Ur th.. faes our noble State n,sy T.
well proud.
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TIE HAWk-EYE,
6oewrdGy, May ~.
STATE coNvEKr1cN,

STATE CoNvEH11CN.
Tho Ninth Annual Ne4oblican state Conven-
Zion Will - held q De- Moines. On Wednesday.
June 18th. lee6. foR The puyposs Of placing IN
nomination eanoidAtaA Ter tho following OMEGA
% 10 dllod q the ensuing 0snsfal Election. viz:
One person Sos tho obcs c1 Governor.
Ono pAF0on for The o11oe At lasatcnant 0ov-
0Raox. q :
Or Dsraon Ga the e0oe 81 JaAgs Of ~ eu-
pro0e Court
Ono peSon for ~ o0cs Of 6uDeztnte11s3te 81
Pebble 1nst11eeieu. s.,
Tho elsetee. o. she several Ooantss Ct ~
etats who cordially lapposs tho Federal 0sv.
ernmAAt in eveHy e6o1t 70 MAINTAIN The intCG-
rlty OF the Union, a0d heartily approve the
policy u treating tfsason - Q hen,ous drtme
viii be entitled 20 representation Ia the follow.
Ing nstio One delegate AR each County, and
ono additional delegaee for every hunGred
votsa, aAd . fractional part a. hundred owe,
nifty. Including the Holdtess' vo<e, est st th>
lAto presidentA e2ectiosl for the Union eiectc1
n tloaet
TIE A>uiss Of the enemy arc brokea and die
Derses. bat The spirit q slavery which peo0pt
,the distraction Of thoss whom Il cannot oootso
mast Be destroyed and che emhlaa1s efneufn
ine which COW enahroud tho NaHea for its los
Ct AnRAKAk xNoclR-Whaoe nAAe q . 9no
nyn Or ne pursstsspyipeAes0. a Repahaicaz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .mGgsss . duty &
thnao Who revere his memory aAa cherish hi
EAith
BY order ~ the Rapuhaiaan Gtate Centss
Osmnllteee. Il u. HO1R Chairman
Des AclNM. Nay ]. 1aos.
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ge1hp aaaual Qsseiag ~ the A1socia-
tionrof The "Iewa OsphaAas Hems'.. wjll
- held in The city of Oss Aoines On The
ans Wsdsssday " JueA s,,.a.t.,, u,.,s,...
Al, oAaeRa. life ms0bess ed delegates
are invits{ 70 attend . nueh busiaess Of
tntsrest ana Importance will osse before
the Assoeiatioa. -
Tho officers Of tho Railsoodo ana Stage
Iines have very kindly asreed - cary
delegates at reduced ratsa. The Railroad
returning them fro; md ths eeage lines
for ono-thixd fare.
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preceding year,
Foe e. Navk.Eye.
j Wo0l0 sleep.

WO0IO o1OePs
" Ana BuAMs.
AL the hopes vainly cherianej.
Around mo witheYing lie;
Each 1ower Of promise has persisted,
And faded my star from the sky.
The chords Of my soul vibrate sadly,
And chill winds over me sweep;
Ny heart 10 all broken, and gladly
I'd lay mo down TO my sleep.
They say there's balm for the weary,
A place where grief 10 forgot;
And lonely, forsaken, and d1eAry,
I fain would rest in that spot.
A sleep that ia Quie. and lasting,
calm eternal repose,
With the past no dark shadow casting,
And freq from life and its woesl
BELLE CaHTBR, o.
MDw 70 y Y@m Like 1T, Jefferson ID. !
AN OLD soRa WITH 4 NEW MEANING.
Oh hcw do you GAe II ss far as you 70 got
Jefferson d. Jefferson d.
Are yon CAD Jcu began 1t, or dye wish
you hsa no.7
jefferson, Jefierson D.,
People say Though Of course don't know
that it's so)
That your spirits are getting decidedly low
And you're sick snd discouraged, and
But say, though. DO yoc IKE It ~ far a
you've golf 4.
o. hol Jefferson III
Things lock rather sha1y now. 'twixt yot
mud met
OF hot Jefferson ~
Aud what do you think OF thas sony apple
t.eef
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r0FnE READERO OF TEE
nAWK.EYE.

To H = = AID Ell 30 OF tn s
nAWK.EYE.
Having purchased The lour-stesy bsild-
ing corner Of Main aAd Wellington
streets. tbe ONCE viz y removed In Juns
andseve,al important inprovs0snts and
cAasgss aade % cnset ~ vaAaD a. The
people Of 1euthesn Iowa
LIST We shau issue eight-page Daily Bdi-
tons Wednesdays end eaAuzdsys. thesame
siss Of tho Weekly. 20 aesooDsdats eur
Advcytisess. many Of whose fAvess 10 Are
now compelled 70 rsfnsA and - give .
larger amount Of ,esding mater than We
can at present end room for. commanding
about The Let o. July. EThs editions Of
thsss day. viii contain lhseo 20 lsar pages
Of Reading. kssssr.
"a. The Semi HAw1.EYH viii
b enlarged 70 eight pages, and eseh Issue
win contain forty columns Of reading mat.
e.. The price VII, - four ds,lass Tor al
subscribsrs, dnbs and I'll, ansil The price
Of paper enables % % PRINT it for bess.
These changes viii enable % % accom-.
naodate al sdvsTtisisg customer, at homo
And abroad, and will give 70 ths readers Of
AAe VARIOUS editions Of ths HAvhsHY. .
moro valuabas paper than tAsy esn gstslss-
whore It price bsaov hsah Chicago and
Nsw York. We also hoDs - mako odd
lions in ths editeriA departnsst md %
ohAin 9ullsr tslsgrapAis v1eposla. Iowa
doss not need to import hse newspapens,
and With al their advantagss ~ a1e de-
taomined thss Chicago and New York
shAliaot control cur a6,iss, soA manage
pslities in tA;e par. ostAe Rawk-Eye Stass.
,oB.erss.s, q Dvu1AA.
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- -, a @-
.,,eH oH. ~. unDn5 ,ass
In re,auon 20 PIE . sno sN1n ~ ao'
%nn 49,. sos e.e .h sosr pd!s.:, p.ossc ~
Metnl,oueh, ~! &c ksovn . only one
otnef party. Asxs sne x 1,N % . asse
~ s11ss v.eW n.y. ..aa OeoesaA Lo
~ p. y !lon 1iesoun. On 100 euCy
eeefetasy OF S!9se. . n nsS co ~. 9hs
plan e mac Tor OVERCOMING mo o'l0cuA'y
heretofore e1perencea. ~
Sto !eo. lSo0 =, ~.
tsecelveo Eeosoavy ~. !e ~,
,.1e ~ sss.S . ..;...SS nsv;.s s 49, -
hera :s'e.s w. "-A''e-' ~
41nour o. JozN PORN.
Examined b. Judge Holt
Q. stass your oocppat,ons
en .n n ha1s bssn 81 70. tvs.ty
AIo you PeLecsIy sns. Wild INC
hand. wf1ong OF Jenesson Oev1sS
a Am.
~ Look q NE lndofeement ei9ned -.
y. % the paper sust 5eao so .ne VouH,
ana state u II 1e 10 ne naoo-wn0ngT
8 a. IN my osiss 'siA
1nsf1noWY o. NATHAN RICE.
Examined b. Judse Holt
hSoa. Svi,in1 q JeNs,.on D.vaf
:. ". i'll: vhlc 10 vss secretsry Of War
had 20 ,eixn observation-disclosures. vnd Of ooureo
Ma Srnd.Gyit,nr came hstore me everv
Az
q, ,Iook - me letter lust Rad. and zee
IN ~ ;ndorsement 81 IN ~ hand-writinr
AZ Js6sreon Davkf
~ sho,ld mink ~ waa. ai
q Yon had amnle onnor4uuity co be-
come ecooeintsd With Is hsnd-wri,ine7
~ VoniI s,ensr.llv hava from,
Tan 20 tventv .6ve airnsturee Before mo ey-
erv dav: sometimes eisnsd in nv Dree..
enne. hus NOT alvaSa
~ h...,. . ~. t.o,, . ,.h., 1.;a,.
. An1 ~ s.;, =. 49,, r, ~" -. - prs.d. .s
which JED. turns over TO the rebel Secro-
tary Of War:
1ic,..ao,.u.v wh,Ha an,nhur an,i}5o. Y.
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