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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
MONTPELIER.

AT a caucus, held Saturday evening,
Hon. Charles w. Willard was nominated
by the republicans for representative. MIR.
Willard has been for several months al
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where, it has been
intimated, he thinks of locating; and
when apprised of the action Of the caucus
by telegraph, he peremptorily declined the
nomination. We presume this settles the
question that he does remove to the West
We are sorry to lose so talented states
man and SO exemplary and genial a c!ti-
zen from our State. COL H. D. Hopkins
nominated Mr.. W. in caucus, and the fact
that he received fourteen more votes than
Mr. Ferrin, the other candidate, who rep
resented the town last year, shows in
what estimation he is held at Montpelier
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
STATE AT LARGE.

JUSTICES ELECTED SEPT. ). 1860.
Burke-Daniel Beckwith, A. Burning
ton. j. S. J. Bemis, d. S. Townsend, c.
c. Newell and Abel Bugbee
Concord-David Hibbard, L. w. Pratt,
Harvey Judevine, Levi Howe, William
Wolcott, John Morse and Chauncey Hill
Danrue- Samuel 2. Choate, John
Gould, j. S. H. Weeks, VIM j Stanton
Judkins Randall, Oliver Morse. Daniel O
Gookin, John Holt, Abial C.. Palmer anG
John A. Stanton.
Island Poml-A. L. Robinson, L. Clark
J. Currier, c. Ladd and J. Petrie
KuJ-Charles H. Graves, Palmer w.
Russell, Merritt Newhall, iona. Hough
ton and f. w. Church.
NeuTl-E. Woodruff, James Wires,
James S. Kimball, Geo. E. Powers and
johnson Smith
Ryegate-George Cowles, James White.
John Bigelow, Thomas Nelson, Robert
Gibson I'd, Moses Gates and James
Dickey.
Lyndon-Jehial Powers, ]. T. G. Gun
bingham, Welcome Bemis, C. NJ. Chase,
J. W. Evans, G. c. Peck and G.. II.
Weeks.
She61eH-Joseph Ingalls,, Hiram Jen-
ness, Sewell Bradley, Jesse G. Keneston,
R. o. Knapp.
St. Johnsbwy-Hubbard Hasting, A.
G. Chadwick, Theron Howard, John Ba-
con I'd, John Morse, Phineas Alden, L..
b. Harrington, j. C. Potter, L. C. Math-
ews, Noah Eastman, Frederick Bugbee
and Ira Arlington.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

S,aton-J. b. Gordon. T. J. Barker,
Jos. Bartlett, Harlow Eastabrooks and
David Powers.
Wateyod-L. S. Freeman, John
Houghton, F. r. Carpenter, Nathaniel
Lee, NJ. S. Hovey, Stephen Richardson
and Willard Kline.
Wheelock-Willaim Chase, Henry Per-
ley, Charles Rogers, Jr., Franklin Davis
and Samuel II. Jones.
Peacham-L. Strobridge, E. w. Clark,
y. Varnum, Jr., Alonzo Robbins, James
Davis, S. f. Hartman and J. G.. Blanch-
ard.
Banet-J. X Remick, Andrew War
den, E. B. Clement, Henry French, J. c.
Kent, c. SOmers and John Samuels.
GrotOn-J. r. Darling, Daniel Roberts,
Martin Weld, l. N. Hall and Percival
Bailey.
Walden-H. Perkins, A. E. Dutton,
Nathaniel Perkins, E. r. Chamberlin, G..
W. Harrington, S. Montgomery and j.
NJ Bradford.
Harl,nck-Simeon Sinclair, B. Ship
man, Finley Green, c. S. Crosby, A. NJ.
Amsden, j. W. Hovey and Cyrus Under
wood
Neuport-L. d. Livingston, Philander
Wright, G. L. Sleeper, Peter Connal, ii.
G. Sargent, j. NJ Babcock and Simon
Smith.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

GREEN, TIE Misunderstanding by
a private note which gets printed in lions
Herald, | should think that the govern
or is at least determined to show fight on
the Green question. hear also Of cor
respondence between him and state SELL
ator, who undertook to censure him in
debate, last May, on the same question.
| believe | know reasonably well the
grounds on which the governor hangs fire
in this case. and don't believe he can
maintain his ground against the supreme
court, but there would be a satisfaction in
seeing him follow Horace Mann's exam
pie, and show up the men who are at
lacking him mainly because he does not
believe in hell and the gaIlows, and goes
to the Unitarian national conventions and
Freeman Clarke's meeting. They will
fare as badly as Rev. DIR. Todd, whose
escapade in the matter of the proclama-
ton for fast is fresh in all mems recollec-
ton. l think Green ought to have been
executed long ago, but for murder, and
not to vindicate an orthodox rendering of
a doubtful text in the Old Testament
Boston Letter Writer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
THE STATE ELECTION.
As usual, only more so.

AT the State election, on Tuesday, the
Union Republican ticket swept everything
clean, almost. The vote was light, per-
lraps two-thirds that Of last year, but we
Judge the relative majority for the Union
candidates will be fully up to Vermont's
standard. There is so little competition
in this state that there is no effort to get
the returns: and, aside from this county,
we have only a few general statements from
different parts of the State A despatch
to the Boston Journal says:-Shelburne
sends Maj Barstow to the Legislature
without a vote against him. Cavendish
casts every vote for the Republican nomi-
nee for Governor. Brattlcboro' re-elects
Col. 5. Nj. Waite to the House, giving
him every vote but three The military
is represented. as far as heard from, by
General Wells, of Waterbury, Major
Barstow, of Shelburne, Colonel Rounds,
OF Chester, &C.
Twenty-Five towns give Dillingham; 5O76
and Davenport 1854. The same towns
last year gave Smith (Republican) for Gov
ernor 1884 and Redtield Democrat) 2275.
Taking this vote as an indication, the ma
jority of Dillingham; will be relatively
larger than that of Smith last year.
The members elect from some of the
leading towns are as follows Rutland,
John Prout; Middlebury, John w. Stew
art Poultney. Merritt Clark Burling-
ton. Lawrence Barnes st. Adams, Brad
ley Barlow Waterbury, General Wells ;
Woodstock, Lewis Pratt St. Johnsbury,
Jonathan Ross Fairfax, Lewis A. Dunn !:
Rockingham, Daniel Campbell Demo-
craft; bradford, Hubbard Wright, dem
ocrat)
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General Order No. 2.
HEAD QRs. 2D BRIG. Vt. NJ.
BARTON, August 20. 1865.

BARTON, August 20, 1865.
Pursuant to section 18th of the militia
law of this state, approved Nov. ~, 1864,
the commanding officers of the four regi-
ments composing the I'd brigade Vermont
militia will accordingly hold regimental
parade at such place within the limits OF
their respective regimental districts as
each for his own regiment shall designate,
on the following days, to wit: The 9TH
regiment, on the Goth, 9th and 18th
days of September, 1865 the 9th regi-
ment, on the 9th, 18th and 29th days of
September, 1865 the eth regiment, on
the 18th, 10Th and Goth days of Septem-
Der, 1865; the Sth regiment on the Goth,
Dist and 22d days of September, 1865.
Each regiment will muster armed and
equipped as the law directs.
Immediately upon the receipt of this or
der, regimental commanders will decide
upon the place OF holding such parade and
at once notify these head quarters by let
ter F.; they will also notify the Adjt. and
Ins. Gen of the state at Woodstock, VT.
The Brig. Gen. Commanding takes this
occasion TO express the hope that the ut
most promptness and cheerfulness will be
manifested by both officers and men on
these occasions 1t should he remember
ed that the object OF these muSterS Is the
perfection of each command in drill and
discipline and to this end Il whole>om,
competition may be INDUCED by the differ
ent regiments. each striving to display
more fully the Sllhordination, decorum and
manlinesS which SO become Il well di>ci-
plined militia.
by order of WM W. GRouT.
Brig. Gen. Cong.
Lewis II. Bisbee.
Maj. and A. A. G.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

AFTER THE WmskEY.-The Windsor
county democrats are after whiskey ra-
lions. They resolved as follows in their
late convention:
Resolred, That we are opposed to the
present liquor law of the state, and in IA
vor of a judicious license system that will
add to the revenue of the state.
Gen. Schenck, in a recent speech in
Ohio, said: "a rebel is a courageous
copperhead, and a copperhead is cow
ardly rebel" That is just it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
Whiskers. Whi.l.,, -
Mrs. winslow, an experienced M.

''aS"s al eApS1lencbd Nh, - d.
Female Physician. presents TO the att.r-i,, -,
her Soothing Syrup. Tor children teeit.i,, i.g
the gums, reducing all infamaiions W. ALL.
and spasinodic action, and Is sure 10 regu, .,a.,
Depend upon it, mothers, ii viii give ,e,, =. 49,
and relief and health 10 your infants
We have put up and sold this article 10 So. 81.
and can say in confidence and truth q !, NJ.
never been aide 10 say Of any other ruedisr-
ii Jailed in single Instance 10 effect lls-.
used- Never did snC~ o. a oa>r @. i.,.,..-.-..
any one who nsedit- On the CONTRARY. al 20 r..
with lis operations, and speak in term, cd, ,,,.
Of its magical effects and medical virtue W.
this matter -.what We do know" after p ..s-.
enoe, and pledge our reputation iyr IL. nm.
what here declare. In almost every f,.-.
] the inan: Is suffering from pain and .z.a-.-.,
viii be found in fifteen twenty miua1t, .-,,-
up is administered.
Fun directions ior using viii ACCOMPANY ealt ..
None genuine unless the fac-sim ie Of tI-RTIs ,.
KINS, New York is On the ouisid x-apoer : .ls-
Druggists throughout the w0rl rioe. ,.lr H.
bottle
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

a. We noticed the death of Governor
Brough of Ohio, last week. The cause Of
his death was peculiar Five or six weeks
ago he slightly injured his foot by stepping
on small pebble. Violent inflammation
followed, resulting in gangrene and ma
lignant carbuncle; and the most skillful
medical and surgical aid failed to save
him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

No democratic candidate was voted fol
as representative. On the second ballot,
MIR. Ross was elected by Is plurality and
II majority over all. 1t will be seen that
but little more than half the voters in
town were out, so little interest was felt
in the election; and both the leading can
didates are SO popular with our people
that they ran very even, and it was I'M
certain which was ahead, till the count
was announced.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
Causes OfDisedSe.

A family, living in Fishkill, \. Y,
consisting OF seven persons, lost six of IFS
number by death, between the 18th of
July and the 18th of August. They liv-
ed. ii is said, in a house surrounded on all
sides by large trees. shutting out the sun
nearly all the day. The sink water was
also allowed to wind its slow course
through the yard, and TO these two cir
cumstances, not uncommon, the deaths
were all attributed 10y the attending ply
sician. We have known of instances
where houses completely shut in by shade
trees have produced constant sickness in
the family and the death of a majority of
its members from debility and conSump-
ton. The trouble disappeared in meas
ure with the letting in of the sun. In
many house in villages and the country
where there is no excuse for such neglect.
the reservoirs of waste matter from the
house are allowed to lie uncovered. OF con-
ducted OH TO the grass or garden. and left
to breathe out dangerous exhalations in
the air. Thus the owners of situations
possessing every natural advantage for
health allow them TO sink to the level OF
the city, where such evils cannot always
be avoided.
The CoRINrH MINEs.-A correspond
ent of the Evening Post, having described
the copper mines at Corinth in this state.
pronounces the ore among the richest III
the world. at which the Boston Traveller
remarks, perhaps this accounts for the
politics of that prosperous farming town,
which annually sends an adamantine dem
ocrat to the legislature, and gives cop
perish tinge TO the whole neighborhood. =
AT the time of the HouSatonic railroad
collision. 4 Young Irishman on one of the
cars saw the imminence of the danger.
and. instead of jumping off. as some of tn,
officials did, sprang TO the forward end o
the car. and had given two turns on til,
brake. when the crash came, which mad,
him cripple for life. The name of tn,
Young hero is Timothy Farrell,
As a party of ladies and gentlemen
were practieing target firing at Nortl
Conway OH the Isl, the pistol in the hand:
of Henry {. MAYER was accidentally dis.
charged, the charge passing through the
head of Miss Fanny McGregor. daughter
OF James McGresor, president of the Stat,
bank OF Boston. and instantly killing her
She was 4 lovely and brilliant girl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
The State Militia.
General Order No. 1.

HEAD QR's, % BRIG. VI. NJ.
BARTON, August "a, 1865.
The staff of the Brig. Gen. Command,
ing is announced as follows, viz:
Major Lewis H. Bisbee, Newport,
Asst. Adjt., and Ins. Gen.
Captain Luther o. Green, Woodstock,
Asst. Q. NJ. Gen.
Lieut.. Lyman G. Hinckly, Chelsea.
Judge advocate.
Lieut.. John Holt Hutchinson, St
Johnsbury, A. D. c.
They will be obeyed and respected ac'
cordingly.
& By order of WIN. w. GRouT,
Brig. Gen CONG
Lewis H. Bisbee,
Maj. and A. A. G..
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Caledonia County.

In this County the Union majority will
be larger than last year-nearly 1000. 1t
will be noticed that the split tickets were
let severely alone-that o. L. Brown gets
just 81 votes in the county, nearly two
thirds of which were cast in this town.
Mr.. Willard, the regular candidate for
States attorney, has go plurality.
Three democrats are elected to the legisla-
ture, two of them with Republican ballots.
REPRESENT ATIvEs ELECTED. AND GOVERNOR
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
PEACIIAM.

The representative from Peacham was
elected by the democrats, though no cop
perhead. The other candidate was Dea.
VIM. Sanborn formerly of this town.
The contest was sharp, and the coppers
were quite exultant over their victory"
ESSEN COUUTY.
righton, w. NJ. Currier. 81 GO
Concord, H. Judevine, 142 II
Guildhall. II. Il. Stevens
In Orleans County all but two towns
are heard from and only one democrat
elected to the legislature. The Union
ticket is elected
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Albany, b. n. Moore,
Barton, II. Z. Gushing,
Bloomington, F. c. JoSlyn,
Charleston, Daniel Webster,
Coventry, Ira Boynton,
Craftsbury, Moses Root,
Derby, J. H. Skinner,
Glover, Duron Whittlesey,
Holland, Horace lawson, dem.
Irasburgh, Henry Somers,
Jay. Martin Chamberlain,
Lowell, d. b. Curtis,
Morgan, Josiah Hamblet,
Newport, b. r. McClary,
Troy, Edward Bickford,
Wcstfeld, ID. w. Buck,
Wcstmore, Harry Cheney.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
DANVILLE.

This stronghold Of the democracy was
handsomely redeemed on Tuesday. 1t is
all the more gratifying because unexpected.
Mr. Greenbank was elected by "a majority
over N. H. Eaton, Esq, editor of the
North Star-not very fattering result
to the profession.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

Up to last Sunday night week ago, p
dead bodies had been recovered from where
they were imbedded in the mud and water
by the catastrophe of the 25th ult. at
Rlchland Greek, on the Tennessee and AL
ALBANIA railroad, and it was supposed that
considerable additional number were
still among the ruins.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
LYNDON.

By a division in the republican ranks, a
democrat was elected to the legislature.
Had the republicans been united, they
would have elected their candidate on the
first ballot AS it was. Chase, (dem ;,
was elected on the third
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
JOB PRINTING.

We hare lately aided number Of fonts Of
,e,r time to or office. and zee are noac better
than eter prepared to do all kinds Of job print
ina. such as Wedding, ADDRESS and Business
Cards. Circulars. Bill Heads, Blanks, Re-
CENTS. Tar bills. auction bills, etc., etc.
c. VI. STONE d co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

Capt r. B. Winder, son of the deceas.
ed rebel Gen. Winaer, whose name is
among those indicted with Wirz for inhu-
man treatment of imprisoned national sol
diers. was arrested at Drummondtown.
Virginia, on Thursday last, and sent to
Washington under guard to await the dis
position of the military authorities.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

e. In Ohio the democrats have nomi-
mated Gen. Geo. W. Morgan for Govern
or. and VIM. Lang for Lieut.. Governor
Resolutions have been adopted denouncing
the republicans as sectional, opposing ne
gro suffrage, &C., &c.-The Iowa copper
heads have nominated ThoS. ii. Benton.
Jr., republican, for Governor, but the
prospect is that the regular republican
candidate. Col. VIM NJ Stone. will be
chosen by large majority.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

ez- The Lancaster Republican announ-
ces the arrival in that town of Geo. G..
Williams, Esq, after an absence ofseveral
months in Cuba.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

The FAIEs.-The New England Fair
is being held at Concord this week. 1t
promises in some particulars to be the best
fair ever held in this country. Next week
comes on State fair at the Junction, and
the week after our county fair. For run
ming of extra train next week see adver-
Using columns.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented TO the next session of the leyis.
lature of the state OF Vermont, for the removal Of
the county seat of Essex county from Guildhall
to the mouth OF the Nulhegan River in the town
of Bloomfield in said county.
Dated Sept. 4, 1866. 6759
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
SUTTON.

In Sutton they ballotted seven times,
and on the last ballot elected Mr.. VIM. F.
Ruggles, the stock buyer, as representa-
tive
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
~ The election in Kentucky has r

q The election in Kentucky has re-
suited in the choice of Garrard. the dem
ocratic candidate for treasurer, by $50
votes The vote shows a good deal of
radical progress in Kentucky since last fall,
when Mcclellan had about $4,000 major
itv. The state senate stands Is for the
abolition amendment and Is against it,
and the house of representatives stand:
~ for and SO against. Lieut. Gov. ia
cobs is said to be in favor of the amend.
ment, and his casting vote will carry the
senate for it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

~ There are n few office seekers left
yet. The new collector at New York,
Hon. Preston King, has about l 200 Off
ces at his disposal, for which he has 20
600 applicants. 1t has been suggested
that John Wilson, third auditor of the
treasury, at Washington, may he appoint
ed chief of the new executive bureau. if
Congress authorizes it, and there are al
ready 800 applicants for the auditors
position.
g. Horace Maynard of Tennessee, is
opposed to negro suffrage. In order to
prevent it he urges the people of his state
to accept the constitutional amendment
and acquiesce heartily in the policy of the
federal authorities. He says there is
nothing SO likely to hasten the era of ne
gro voting as opposition to the govern
ment measures by the whites of the South"
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RcSirn Orders.
HEAD QRs. 6Tn REC. INF, NT. NJ. }
81 IuHNsEI.IY- Sent / 1863 /

HEAD QRs. 9Th RIG INF VI. NJ.
ST. JoHNSEURY. Sept. ), 1865. !
Pursuant to the militia law of this
state, and the rules and regulations pre-
Scrlbed by the commandments. a pa
rade of the 9th regiment infantry Yer
mont militia, for the purpose of drill, in
spection, discipline and review, under the
provisions of section 26 of the militia law
of this state, approved November %,
1864. will be held ut the Fair Ground in
the town of St. .Johnsbury on the 27th.
18th and 10Th days of September. 1860.
commencing at Q o'clock. forenoon of said
day. The commanding officer of each
company in said regiment will forthwith
cause the proper notices for the same 10
be served upon the members of his compa-
ny at least six days previous TO the time
OF such parade,
Cu,c T. Sp,J-I pIr.- Colonel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
HunueWelisS Eclectic Pill

Cathariic and Family Pill The illltara,,- -.
and natural caihartic cannot D- oyer r>t.rsa-.4 =
pin which icTeT Tee ulTe> over Tao. al. I.r
. Tor dose. acting on the bowels Nith,lit H.
gripping, or irritation, cal be Used with liz --s-.
dom 10y all Who have suffered the Trouble II ..s-
ted tcfseiCN AID 10 cheek which has tif,l-iu...
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the tue feature OF the Eclectic Pills Then ,s.
ier Creates Tie expression VI experienced a.. ill.,.
thai long lcilCt has never found fh,tr
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that true idea d perfect calhariic Aa- il
been realized, and by thousands who have U.S. e
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ten caused To 4 diserdered stomach and S-,--4 .
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Practical Chemist. Be- . n ..
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Hunnexeli's Universal Cough Remedy
HofT & RANDALL and J. & BINGHAM A.,
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NEW ARRIVAL.

The subscriber has just returned from Boston,
with large assortment of Fall and Winter goods.
Ladies. have never had better assortment II
you wish 10 purchase, please call and examine
nv stock before doing so. You viii find the prices
very reasonable for the times
Z. JEWETT.
St. JOhnsbury, Sept,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
ne Mason a HamJIu Cabipar or

a. IN Styles adapted 10 sacred and secular
~ 70 soooeAch Thirryfre gold or,slger ma,
- -'s' '.ei1ias awarded them Illustrated cas-
son Brothers, New York D'S'o1' az Ma
:ses,65
.srs ~ ,nansl,s Mhi>ker>.-Do,,pw VA, 49,.
Them 10 grow ~, is. ogT ',rean c,l,ord MI
bad heads In SIX Weeks. Price, n y4ia, or hair
Of price. Address WasSfSS sealed, reoeh.
Box IL. Broosiyp \
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PROBATE. ATTORNEY. SHERIFF.
ST. JOHNSBURY.

ST. JOIINSBURY.
A more quiet election has not occurred
in this town within our recollection. In
accordance with usual custom, no caucus
was held, and the first ballot was. there
fore, entirely preliminary. 1t resulted as
follows:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08
RRonkS N. d..

z II TSlC1AN AND ST Ia IA =
Once over Towards Book Store ReSii euoe e''i-,'
Central and SlTuts Sirrr1t
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TOWN OF BURKE.

The nonresident propricters Of the M
Burke, IN The county cf Caledonia. arc acr, .s z.
iited that the taxes assessed by said town. rs.
IN the year A H. lS62, remainin- n par ur.;'a
TO VII S6.a6 against :. p Sars,ut and ! "a.
hereby extended nv warrant II callcr-iu
slip No i5, in the Union Meet House. n IA
Burke. as The proi er,y Of said : 7 saigon a
SO much Of said slip as shall be Icy .i>I,c u o.
charge said tax and ali legal costs, HlL be 500
the store Of Humphrey 4 Smiia =, fa>' BUS.
on Monday, the 9th day ufuc,,:el. 1919, n j .
N, unless previously paid.
DAVID TRULL, Isl ca stable and {.
Burke, Sept. ;. 1866. i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-08

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Ofactu-er's prices. al FAIRBANKS.