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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27

ENOCH ARDEN-NIeSsrs. Ticknor Il
Fields have issued a twenty-five cent edi-
ton Of this beautiful poem of Tennyson'S.
Though We would have preferred the bet
ter book we acknowledge the smaller one.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27

INFANTRY ONLY I1dtton's Daily learns
mat orders have been received by the pro-
yoSt mar>halS of this state to muster no
more men for the artillery or cavalry
Ii will, therefore, be needless expense to
transport men to the provost marshall S
offices to enlist in any branch of the ser
vice except the infantry.
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I,lbrarV NJ

Library Meefing.-The annual meeting of
the 81 Johnsbury Agricultural Library AssOcia-
ton viii bc held AZ the ST JohnSbury House. on
the lst TUESDAY in February. next al 4 O'Clock
7. " for the choice of officers and transaction
If such other business as may be deemed neces-
sary- CHAS. s. DANA Sec.
January Is 1855 1886
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27
.rLLIVAN RANNT, =
SIX WILLARD IL kNEELAND. Z
Isaac n. Bianchard's E>iate-C omm,>.
SlORerS Nolice.

THE sBtscTi5eTs. having been appointed by The n
able Probate Court for the district Oi aied ila an
siOner>. 10 receive examine and adjust all claims
demands al all persons against the estate Of Isaac q
chard. late haTdRick. IN said district deoeaseG
Resented iilSUlyeuf, ana The Term ui months n
10th day 81 JAN lSsa beilIc allowed 10y Sai Court
Creditors % said deceased. II exhibit and prove
respective claims ieiore Us. gl,a notice, thai r
Attend 10 the duties 81 appointment al thr .sr
house The wisuw blanchard. in HardwicN. Ia - .
trcI.od the 18th day OF Feb and ga day ui y lr..
CLOCK IL the forenoon each OF said daSS.
SIMEON SINCLAIR.
u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27
Horace r. Ross EState-Ceh. al >>iaBrf,
Notice.

THE subscribers having been appointed VA, l,,-
Probate Court for the district 81 CaledoiA ma, :,
e., lo receive examine, and dlu>l all cal> & A. ,
of all ,,er~ol.~. against the estate a, ii.ra,, \
late q: Newark said district decrease. r.l--,-
ed iilsoreili. and The tenn o siA months lTt. H.. l.
day oi Jan, lists. icing allow a ly oeg-r I'd
creditors said deceased Ia eAhtil 3.r.& t-
-reclIye claims before us .l1e noiice that "
IL the duties 81 Vur appointment a. l.r dNe.4- ...
MARY Hi Ross. IN Newark. In said a>iTlCi 20. -..
tuesday OF February anc July, l-xt Al loGHJAss
each oi SAID days
ID = 1nHNSnN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27
K r I IT L II E Z S .
b. BRYANT'S NURSERY. SrANsTEAD. C.E

b. BRfANT'S NURSERY TANSTEAD. e
The subscriber has all the best varieties of
Grated Apple trees. that have been successfully
raised in Montreal and the Eastern Townships.
This fruit Will flourish much better in the New
England States than trees that are raised further
south and west because such do not generally
endure the changes % sol and climate The
proprietor Offers for sale for spring and fail trans
planting in 1865
400 Seeding Siberian Crab Apples Trees, 50
cts each
500 Fancy CratsTrees, 50 els. each, 500 Mon
treal Beauties. II each.
COO Rose of Stanstead, 81 each, GOO Clere-
land Red, 81 each.
1900 Queens Choice, 81 each, 400 Blushing
Maids, 81 each,
$50 Sweet Crabs, 81 each,
A limited quantity of very hardy grated Apple
Trees. % cts each
Also. Rcd Cherry. Uhitr Holland. Thiss Ciragr,
Black Mams,etd. CWrrgRts. GGuscg,rry,
Blackberry. RIspSerrl * S,raGc-
t,rry jsskts and plants
The Montreal Beauty. Clereland Red Queens
Choice. Blushing Maid and the Sweet Crab are
excellent eating apples anu make good wine and
eicer. They Cannot DC o, tanned AT any other
Nursery in North America The apples are yer,
large, some of them measuring inches in cir
Gun ference Address.
b. BRYANT, Derby Line,v
X. G BaTaNT, Travelling Agent
H. VI. AVER. Local Agent, Lyndon, VT. 35-S,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27

NALENTINEs.-L. Prang & Co., Boston,
the makers of the charming lithrograph
prints we have before noticed, have GOT
up some valentines in book FORM in theil
usual neat and tasty manner Those We
have before Us are countcrparts TO the
Visit from st. Nichols" and "Little
Red RidiE" IIood," the Christmas toys
that were so popular one month ago
These Prang prints can be had at all the
bookstores.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27
The Ames Manufacturing Company

The Ames Manufacturing Company
are casting in bronze. at their factory in
Chlcopee, the eastern door of the north wing
of the capitol at Washington. The plas-
ter casts are executed from designs of the
late Thomas Crawford.
Gen. Butler has humorously suggested
an epitaph for himself as follows -
died at Fortress Monroe. on the 9TH
inst. the military career of Maj Gen b.
+. Butler. of malignant attack Of the
regular army" The point of this is
considerably blunted by the fact that Gen.
Terry. who did take Fort Fisher, is not Of
the regular army, but like himself. from
civil life.
on A DEAD SOLDIER.
Only soldier.
Gone 10 his rest,
With the dear banner
Wrapp'd round his breast.
Only private.
Left the stern wars
For promotion
Nong the bright stars,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27

OFFICE A A FRovosT MARSHAL GENERA,
Supt- Vi Vol Rec,'g Service.
Brattleboro, Jan IL. 1865.
Circular No. 6.
The attention of the Veteran Volunteers Of
the State, now out of service is most earnestly
called 10 tn great inducements offered for en-
llstment IN the First Army, or "Haneock's
Corps
Lieut. Stiles, a recruiting officer for that ser
wee, Is now located at Burlington in this State
who, with the different Provost Narshals, will
give ali requi, ed Information on the subject
he Selectmen Of the State are invited to use
all their influence TO induce the Veterans of their
respective towns TO enter the Corps
WN- ArsTINE, Maj L. S Army.
A A Pro. Mar Genl and
Sup't VI Vol. Reet'g. Service.
Official copy
J. S. ADAMS. LIST Lieut.. V r. c.,
Aet'g- Ins- Pro Mar Gents Bureau. 1886
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27
HARRIET r. PnlIRp7. =
Geo. r. Blancher's E>Iate-COmmi,>io,
ers Notice.

7 HE subscribers. beng appointed blythe Hon. p
Court Tor the district OF t>>eA. commissioners
examine and adjust all claims and q. inands a. ,.
against The estate oi Geo I. Rlaiicher late uf Go
in said district, deceased rtire~enfed insolveif Al
term oi three months iron The tuh day OF Fsh
lists, allow ediUr the creditors present am p
their respective claims before give notice -ls.
viii attend 10 the duties app,ntintlt al tn La
ing houSr II " m A BancheT, IN Concord Ia sad IS.
on the 81 Saturdays OF February and MAJ, rt.N- 81
O'Clock A N. each ii said DAYS
.rLlIEAN RANNY.
L IN ~t>f-r d H.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE:
| OOK OUTFORYOURFF FEE

No ssnsie.e person WI hay any Other &c.
the Rubber Sole shoe.
4" Try them oIoe Is IL wear fhein ALWAYS.
Ladies' misses and childreis Rubber sole
morals and copper foed Boot and Shoes
Sold only IN ST Johnshury by S-JEWETT
authorized agent Of the manufacturers. and ST.
ranted
IL Remember, al s. JExETT'S. ki,,r,
Block, : the place -.e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27

TIE TEiBrSE ALMANAC for 1865 Is
received. For sale at all the bookstores.
Its election statistics are remarkably full
and accurate, its synopsis of acts passed
at the last session of congress is valua-
bic history Of that legislation, its brief
chronicle of the events of the war is most
convenient and valuable for preserving
dates: and altogether it Is fully equal to
its predecessors. which have all attained
great popularity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27

The EVENING VoIcE.-Some journey :
newman printers in Boston have associated
together and formed 4 company with $50
600 capital with which they propose to
print daily evening paperwith the above
name. Tie lodce doubtless grew out of
the late failure Of the printers strike, and
is especially intended to be the working
mans and workins-woman's paper-de-
voted to their interests. and advocating
their rights against all monopolieS and
oppression. TO the working class it will be
particularly acceptable Published at 81
Washington street. at - per year, 80
for six months.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27

The Mass. senate on Friday concurred
with the house in re-electing Hon. Henry
Wilson L. :. Senator from Massachusetts
for six years from the 4th of March next.
Mr.. Wilson received 81 votes to 3 for
Gov. Andrew.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11

d . = " q
New YORK, Dec l0-The case ofthe
people against VIM. G. Barney, Ber-
than Farian and Capt. r. Chancey,
charged with an attempt TO defraud the
Internal Revenue of $40, 900, has been
transferred to the United States author
tiles and will be tried in q United States
court, Indictment having been found
against them by United States grand
jury. The case came up again before
Justice Downing yesterday m morning,
when that Magistrate decided that he
had jurisdiction 10 the matter, but stated
that, as the offence charged was COM
mitted against the Government, he
thought it best that the proceedings
against the accused should be conducted
to United States court He would,
therefore, hand them over to the nation
al officials. - t-gs lsIa
Acting Rear Admiral Jas. s. Palmer,
the new Commander of the West India
squadron, reported for duty yesterday to
Acting Rear Admiral G. III. Bell, at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Admiral Palmer has designated the
gunboat Rhode Island, Commodore MUIR
rag, now at the. navy yard, as his flag
ship and will sail in her for his new
district of operations in few days.
Commander Corban has been detached
as Fleet Captain to Admiral Palmer's
squadron, and is therefore Chief Of staff
to that officer.
The HerGlds Washington dispatch
says: A letter received here from Lon
don speaks of the arrival there of g. N.
Sanders and his visiting several inn
portant persons whose acquaintance he
made when q. s. Consul during Pieroe's
administration. b se III
He informs those persons that when he
was sent by Jefferson Davis to negotiate
with Napoleon for the recognition of the
Southern Confederacy, he was favored
with two interviews with the Emperor,
and the invasion of Mexico was under
.aken in pursuance of plan then agreed
upon, for which the Emperor insisted in
being secured in possession of Sonora,
Sinolia and Lower California. Sanders
adds that he demonstrated, and offered
much greater inducements than Mexico
offered, but the Emperor was obdurate.
Under the head of temporary service
under contracts that expire in June
next, the Post Office Department has Or
'dered additional postal facilities in Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana and Texas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11

Hn 1t sd aseas= sriS Ea "A
BIZ .-lINnl a-ltlE.a.e N L..L I..a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11
From Georgia.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 9-The Macor
Georgia. Journal, of the Sd inst, says
Provisional Governor Johnston received
orders from Washington to retain his
position until further instru ctions. He
has also received orders not to issue
certificates of election to Congressman
elect, uEE-
Provisional GoYeFnor Parsons has re-
ceived dispatches Of the 9th inst. from
Secretary Seward congratulating him,
the Government and country, in the
Presidents name, on the acceptance by
Alabama Of the Constitutional amend
ment, which completes the number OF
States required to make the amendment
the organic law of the land.
The Mississippi Legislature declined
passing the Constitutional amendment
because of the second clause.
The Louisiana Legislature opposes
Governor Wells contract to rebuild the
levies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11

Saturdays Report
New York Specials.

New York, Dec. 9.-The Tribunes 8
Washington dispatch says, Brigadier
General Martindale has been breveted
Major General
e The resignatious of Generals Butler
and Dix date on the 18th ult Those of
Generals Ketchum and Croxton date on
the I'd inst.
Col Scott, formerly A. Q. M. on Gen.
SCOTS staff, has resigned, to date Octo-
ber 3lst.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
says, dispatches for Minister Bur-
lingame will be prepared in few days,
when he will start at once for China.
The sctor James E. Murdoch fell in
apoplectic fit last night while playing at
the Grover theatre. It was believed he
would survive.
The Worlds dispatch says, a letter
from New Orleans, just received here,
says, news had just reached the city
of collision which occurred last night
at Grenada, Mississippi, between the
State militia, searching for arms among
the freedmen, and squad of the latter
assisted by some colored soldiers. 1t is
reported that several of the militia were
wounded.
One hundred and sixty-nine Major
and Brigadier Generals have been mus
tered out of the service since Marc
last.
The IEDses's Washington special says
the mandamus case against the Secre'
tary of the Treasury, involving the ques
ton whether a court can compel thai
officer to issue a warrant for the pay
ment Of money upon an award to Gov
ernment creditor, has been taken to the
Supreme Court of the United States upor
a writ of error, and will be argued in q
few days. The court is expected to give
precedence to this case over cases of the
regular docket, the exigeney and public
interest being sufficient to warrant suci
an order. ~
The bill introduced in the House b,
Mr.. Stevens, permitting wounded sol,
diers employed under the Governmen
to receive pensions while so employed
meets with favor, and will doubtless be
come law. 4T1 rwf nEru n
The HerGlds special says the CITY
Railroad Company, Eastern. Division
are about to apply for the issue of ad
ditional bonds in payment for the con
struction of another twenty miles of tn
road. ...---r
The General Land Office to-day trans
mitted to the Public Land Office at ORE
| gon City sforty.ninei land grants fo
claims growing out Of ancient settle
Ements in Oregon. The above award ha
been made nnder the enactment of tbs
1 State, which has some $4,000 acres fc
the homesteads of pioneers and old sci
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11
int VERY LATEST
It h A. e Or R a III.
Sundays Report.
Sentence of Col. Crane.


l. NASHVILLE. Dec, I0-The Findings
and sentence in case of Col John Crane
have been received here The sentence
is as follows: To be cashiered and tc
forfeit all pay and allowance now due
TO be fined in the sum of $5, 900, and in
default of the payment of the same OF
any part thereof to be confined in the
penitentiary at Nashville, Tenn, at the
rate of one days confinement for each
10 dollars of 6ney Sentence ordered to be
carried into effect by Brevet Major Gen
eral r. w. johnson, Provost Marshal
General of the Middle District of Ten
nessee Col. Crane was Inspector Gen.
eral of the Quartermasters Department
of Tennessee rYv
A band of robbers, in number, have
been operating ON the Murfreesboro
Pike. They have robbed oil residents
within Is miles of Nashville on the
Murfreesboro Pike, securing much booty
in money, watches, and goods A strong
force of military are in hot pursuit of
the outlaws.
a9Cotton is still declining; prices rang
ing from 38@383 for good middling. The
highest price paid was S91 cents. Re-
ceipts 563 bales. Shipment 296. River
receding with 70 inches on Shoals.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11
y a GOOD PRINTER
Can get permanent employment by
applying to this office. #
Legislative summary.

FRIDAY, December 3.
"a SENATE-The House joint resolution
to amend the Constitution by striking
out the black laws, failed by engross
ment of tie vote. AA III
A number of bills were returned from
committees and read q second, time.
A resolution was adopted refusing
leave OF absence to Senators, except in
case of sickness.
q The following bills were passed: (
3l2-Repealing the provision of the
law which requires insurance mpanies
TO deposit half their increasing capital
stock with the Auditor. rsToen 4
l06-Establishing tobacco warehouses
T-Extending the Jurisdiction Of
grand juries
House bill No 47-Authorizing the
Sinking Fund Commissioners loan to
individuals or invest said fund.
In the afternoon number of bills
were read a second time. ~
- A joint resolution was introduced de-
claring how the acts of the Legislature
shall be published and circulated, and
when they shall take effect laa
The consideration of the Morgan raid
+ bill was postponed until Saturday .uia
The remainder Of the session was con-
sumed in the discussion of the railroad
valuation bill. -,,r.--err...y-
a HoUsE-The House met at 9 o'clock,
and in the absence of the Speaker, Mr..
Hamrickwas called to the chair.
A number of petitions were presented
and appropriately referred. y
Reports were made from various COM
mittees, and the bills commended placed
on the calendar
Mr.. Branham introduced bill for the
adjustment of the Sinking Fund Com
missioners, and investing the fund in
lie bonds of the State. SUD
Three hundred copies were ordered to
be printed.
Mr.. Miller introduced bill providing
levy of ten cents upon one hundred
dollars, for State purposes for the year
1866. rfrr nT0
The Auditor of State was called upon
for a statement of money paid to the
State Printer
Mr.. Newcombs series of bills for the
establishment of new Judicial Circuit
for Marion County, were made the
special order as soon as the State Debt
Sinking Fund Bill should be disposed of.
Mr.. Coffroth replied to Mr.. Petit upon
the State Debt Bill urging the inability
of the State to bear the additional levy
proposed, and presenting the objections
again which be urged last Wednesday.
With Mr.. Browl entitled to the floor
upon the same bill, the House adjourned
at II o'clock, on motion of Mr.. Harri-
son.
The House was consumed in the fur
ther consideration of Mr.. Branham's
bill, pending which the House adjourned
at 5 o'clock. Mr.. Durham and Mr..
Brown made arguments against the bill,
and Mr.. Shuey in its favor. q. The bill
viii remain before tbs House now until
it is finally disposed of-IadianGpoIs
Journal 80 a J -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11

An ocelot, or tiger cat, was shot and
killed in the graveyard at Nashville last
week, where it had taken refuge in a
tree. The animal escaped from Van
Amburgh's menagerie, now in winter
s quarters near Connersville, about two
weeks since. .r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-The Monroe
(Louisiana) Register complains of mil
tary interference by force of arms In
taking from the sheriff of the parish
Treasury slb-agent. who had been
arrested by the Judges decree on an
affidavit made charging him with steai-
ing cotton, and obtaining cotton under
false pretences. ,---~t-r~-,e.,.
The Register makes strong complaints
against Treasury agents in the cotton
business in that section, and in Arkan-
sas.
It is stated that Mr.. Burbridge, Treas
ury agent at New Orleans, has instruct
ed his agent at Monroe to disregard
writs of sequestretion and injunction
made by State authority.
The Louisiana Legislature elected as
q. S. Senators Ranall Hunt, with Judge
Boyer, of Alexandria, who, before the
war, was q. S. Judge of the Western
District If Louisiana.
Indications are strongly against the
Legislature calling convention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11

CAIRO, Dec. 9-The proprietors o.
the Memphis papers called convention
of conductors of newspapers of the
Mississippi Valley, south Of the Ohio
river, to meet at Memphis on the 20th
inst, for the purpose of consultation
and combination.
1t is reported that the rebel General
Withers, Mayor elect of Mobile, has
been informed that he will not be allow
ed to o.exercise the functions ofrhis olice
until he has received pardon from the
President
Galveston papers state that the office
of Provost Marshal had been re.estab-
lished in that department. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11

cA1Ro, Dec, 9.-Four thousand dol.
lars were stolen from the safe of the
Commissary at Columbus, KY, yester.
day, the greater portion of which be-
longed to private parties. a .-.-,
It is reported that the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad from Corinth south hal
been taken by the Government for tht
Transportation Of Government cotton
large quantities Of which are stolen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11
Administratof's Sale.

r THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINI>TRA70 o q
Il. of the estatsof Charles Sucker, late Of Van
derburgh County, deceased, will sell at pub
lie auction, On the 9Th day Of january, 1865, all
the personal property of said estate not taken by
the widow, consisting of horses, cattle, hogs,
oxens wagon, buggy, harness, farming imple-
thousand bushels of corn. ss-
credit Of three months will be given on al
sums over three dollars purchasers giving g
note, with approved security, waving relief laws
with interest from date, under three dollars
cash. JULIUS 4. CATbETT, Admir-.
declI wSt As
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11
SURVEYORS NOTICE.

LII PERSONS OWNING OR INTERESTED
n in lands adjoining the following described
tracts are hereby notified that on the 18th day of
December, 1866 we will have the County Sur
veyor OF 'Yanderburgh County, Indiana, 60 pro-
ceed to run the lines and perpetuate the corners
of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter
the west half of the southeast quarter, the east
half of the northeast quarter, the southeast quar-
ter OF the southeast quarter, and the south line
with the east and west corners thereof, of the
southwest quarter of section 6, township g. range
| 10 west, In the Vincennes land district. .'r-
EDWARD MAIDL0W.
ADOLPH sURKEINRTCH.
dec2 IL HENRY MAIDL0W, 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-11
BANK NOTICE.

VSHE sToCKHOLD OF THE MER.
J. chants National Bank of Evansville, In
diana, are hereby notified that there will be az
election held at their Banking House on Tuesday
January 9Th, 1865, between the hours Oh ten a. N
and four p.m., for nine Directors to serve the en-
Sscs % dSt IT, JOHN D. RooHE, Cashier.