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

The North Church Sabbath School will
celebrate their 10th anniversary on Satur'
day the 18th inst. by public exercises in
the church at o'clock, followed by pic.
mic in the grove. The parents and friends
of the children are invited. The South and
Methodist school will join in the celebra
ton.
The prospects of fine hay crop are
excellent. The farmers who have got old
hay on hand for which they were offered
$40 ton last spring wish they had sold
then. as there is no probability of its being
over $40 when the new crop comes in.
The Conn. & Pass. railroad company
will carry passengers over their ROAD TO
the mass convention, to he held at Montpe-
lier June %, for fare one way.
The semi-annual drill of the fire cOmpa-
MES took place on Tuesday atternoon.-
They appeared to be in very efficient
working condition.
-Mr.I. c. Harroun has sold his black
smith shop on Eastern Avenue to Mr.. 5. B..
Marston, and gives immediate possession.
Mr.. W. Ii. N. Prince, by request of cit
liens. gave a lecture at town hall, last Mon
day evening. A large audience was pleas
antly entertained ny Mr.. Princes narrative
of Southern life and sentiments, and de-
scription of the past and present condition
of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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BOSTON MARKET.-Jun 10.

Four.-Western. Sc, % to 1925
Pork.-Plime, $23 90; Mess, $500 to $50
TO Oo0O.
Beet.-sl6 90 to 100. Lard, 10 to l9t Hams
10 to 9t Hogs, dressed. IL to IT,
Butter.-2O to 20 Cheese, 10 to l6 0.Eggs, 90
to D. Potatoes, 200 to 3,25 Dried 4pple, IL to
Is
Beans-,S2 % to $50. Peas, sl,75 TO 2,lO
Herds grass seed 90 to 500. Clouer, 80 to
81.
Starch.-S to 10. Tal1o,c, ljS to l6.
Wiol-Full Blood Merno. ,73to 10; Three
fourths blood, ell to or; Half-blood, O,65 to
90; Common, go to O,65.
Corn $50 to O,95 outs 80 to OG0. Rye
lilo to LIZ
HODS-35 to 43.
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MARRIAGES.,

In st JOhnsbury. June -, by Rev. L. y. Bras
tow, Mr.. Jesse B. Rogers of New York Cry and
Miss Jennie f.. daughter of Lambert Hastings
Esq of st j. No cards
In Barnet, May 23, BY Rev. n. Packer Mr.
Harvey Evans Of Boston and Miss Samantha
Martin of Barnet
In Albany, June g. by Rev II. N. Hovey. Mr.
Hiram Miles and Miss Francelia NJ. Hunter, both
Of Albany.
At East Haverhill, n. II June J. Mr. John d.
Worthington Of lrasburg and Miss Barbara Cow
ley Of East Haverhll.
In Laconia, n. H. June f. Mr.. Nathan L.
Simpson of Barton and Miss Julia Y. Hill OF
Lace MIA.
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ShalOr Buel,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, At the probate court held al
Caledonia District, SIS. J st. JOhnsbury, i'll said dis
trict, Oh the 10th day of June A d 1865.
w HEREAS, Ephram W Carpenter, administrator on
" the estate OF ShalOr Buel, late Of LYNDON said
district deceased proposes render an account his
and to present his against saId
estate for examination and allowance for the purpose
making partition and distribution Of the residue of said
estate under decree of said court among the persons
who are by law entitled to the same
1t Is therefore ordered by said that the
come under consideration and be heard at the Pro-
bate Otce In st Johnsbry the LIST day of July, A d.
1900 And Is further ordered, thai all persons interest
ed be notified hereof by publication OF copy of the
record of this order in the Caledonan printed at st
JOhSbury, three weeks successfully previous to sal
time of hearing that they appearAand contest the
allowance of said account if they and also
heard by said cOurin the matte of partition and dis
tributiOn of said estate.
By the court,
Attest, CHARLES s. DANA, Register.
true copy Record,
1857 Attest CHARLES s. DANA Register
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HUNNEWE..LS TOLU ANODYNE-The real neces-
slty OF this splendid preparation two fold and well
has 1t proved how this necessity has been met To have
true and atural Oate for all cases OF loss of sleep, and
nervous debility, and anti spaSmodic for all neuralg
rheumatic govt hysterIa paraetic, and It. VtaS dance
cases all inward appl,a without producing of
the horrors or bad effects Of opium preparations Opt
un but preparation that should it fail Of reaching the
complaint would leave stain of debility behind. For
and ear ache for nervous or common sick headache
Tor the suffering III monthly meStruation distress after
eating, 1t Is almost iuiaibe. Ii is the production of
celebrated herb from India perfectly nat ura in its color
UNIFORM in action and by confidence To test it, will be
found the greatest necessity Ill every family. This prep
ration has the most unqualified confidence of large
bera OF hysicans, is controlled by thorough knowledge
ol medicine and 1t the wish Of the proprietor that
may be accepted with perfect confidence by all, r .e
on every species OF quackery, and based most per-
feet laws in MateTla Medica.
Asthma most perfectly relieved by the Anodyne and
among its great points
JOHN HUNNEWELL, PROF. rietor.
Practical Chemist Boston, Mass.
Also, Proprietor of IIunnewe Tou Anodyne, and
llunnewellS Eclectic Pills
HOYr GREEN and J. c. BINGHAM, Agents ST.
Johnsbury.
Also sold by all dealers in medicine. 5-62
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L. $. $50 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium, and
are exempt. all the Government Bonds from State
County, and Municipal taratio,l uhich adds from to
three per cent per to their udl,e, according to the
rate levied other property The interest is payable
semannisly by coupons attached to each note, which
may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker
The interest at 80 per cent. amounts to
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BENNINGTON COUNTY,

BENNINGTON COUNTY,
The night train from Troy to Montreal
ran over man lying on the track, Tuesday
night, about two miles above Bennington,
and tore him all to pieces, the fragments
being scattered all over the track.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
y. Fletcher d Co. have sold out theil
wholesale store at Newport to Baker, Rob
lnson q Clough, who will continue in the
business.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Lightning played savage pranks in the
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THE GALE DON IAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

:r- W. r".. @vor to make rHG CALIFORNIAN valuable
for lis local mrs; and IciS in Caledonia, Essex and
Orleans COUNTIES will confer great favor to and
add very materially the interest Of the paper by sending
&C local items in a brief lrpihle form
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Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes of this Third Series precisely in form and
privileges the SevenThrties already sold except that
the Government 10 itself the option of paving
interest in gold coin at per instead of o;hs in
currency Subscribers will deduct the interest in
cy up July l3:h at the time when they suleeribe
The delivery of the of this third series of the
Seven-Thirties will the LIST of June. and
will he made promptly and continuously after that date
The slight change made in the conditions of this Third
Series affect only the matter of interest The payment
gold if made will he equivalent the currency inter
est OF higher rate
The return TO specie payments, i'll the of which
only will the option pay interest in Gold be avaiIed
would reduce and eqaze prices tina, purchases made
with per in gold would be fully equal
made with and threetens per cent in currency
This is
The ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
tages make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than $3.50 900 600 of the Loan authorized bv Con
gres the market. This amount, at the rate
which ii l. being absorbed will all be subscribed for with
in sixty day., when the notes will undoubtedly command
pre- n!m has uniformly been the closing the
subscription. to other Loans
In order that citizens of every and section of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, the
National Banks STATE aBks. and Private Bankers through
the country have generally agreed receive bscrp
tiou at par Subscribers will select their agents in
whom they have confidence and who only 10 be
-ponsible the delivery of the for which they
| ceive orders.
JAY COOKE,
| Subscription Ayent, Philaielphia
| May Il, 1865.
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S. $50 10 A n:
S23O,OOO,OOO.

THIRD SERIES, S23O,OOO,OOO.
BylauthoIy of the Secretary Of Treasury, the under
signed the General Subscription Agent for the sale Of
United States Securities offers to the public the third
res OF Ires uly No.es bearing and threetenths
per cent interest per annum, known the I3O Loan
These notes issued under date of July 15 1862 and
are payable three year, from that date in currency
convertible at the option of the holder into
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+ TST Of LETTERS remainino uncl.;,,.d

Isl OF LEI EHS remaining unclaimed
Lin Post Office. st: Johnsbury. VT, June Is.
81 To obtain any of these letters the applicant must
call for advertised letters, and give the date of the list
and pay TWO ceit r advertising not called for within
one mouth they will he sent to the Dead Letter Office
Barrett Joseph Gaudette Josesh
CarrlSan Edward kaveny Thomas
Carroll James SHEPARD John r.
Dean A H Truax ClarenceC
Emerson Dladama White Lewis NJ
EMERSON HALL.PM
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NhlSkerS! WhiSkers DO YOU want whis
Kers or mOuchtaChes Our Grecan CompOul will force
them TO grow on the smOOthest face chin. hair
paid heads. in Six Weeks Price, $lO03 packages for
SUI Sent by mail anywhere closely sealed, receipt
OF price. Address, WARNER co.
t7Ap66 Box lbs BROOKLYN Y
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II S. EXCISE LAW.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT ASSESSOR,
10th Div, I'd District OF Vermont.
ST. JoHNsBURY, May 25th, 1860.
Notice is hereby given that will be at the fol-
lowing places on the days named against each
place, for the purpose of receiving the annual list
of all persons who shall not have given in their
list to me before such date. Said list consists OF
incomes for the entire year of 1864, licenses of all
kinds. carriages, gold watches and house music,
which was owned or in the possession on the LIST
day Of May. 1865. Any person neglecting or re.
fusing to give in their list to me on some Ole Of
said days, will be subject to the penalties of the
said law.
Sheffield, May 20, &c. 81.
Lower Waterford, June l.
Lyndon Corner, June 2,3.
st Johnsbury Center, June ).
County Clerks Office, St. j., June 6, 1879.
West Burke, June r. IL.
East Burke, June IA.
Burke, June Is.
Newark, June Is.
Sutton Corner. June IL.
lyndon Center, June 10, 20.
Waterford, June 81.
St. Johnsbury East, June %. %, "a.
CALVIN MORRILL,,
52-55 Assistant Assessor.
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TEAS OF THE FINEST FLAVOR

Oolongs, English Breakfast, Young Hyson.
green and black japanese for sale by the pound o.
packag.. At FAIRBANKS STORE.
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First National Bank of St. Johnsbury.
THIRD AND LAST SERIES
OF THE POPULAR 7-30 LOAN,

We shall be prepared deliver the Notes Of the Third
Series of Seven hirties" Monday, June 5, 1885,.
Order. will be filled without delay, and the Notes deliver
ed at any point reached by Express lines free Of expense
70 purchasers.
The slight change made in the conditions of this
Third Series affects only the matter of interest. The
payment in Gold if made will be equivalent to the cur
rency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event of which
only will the option pay interest in Gold be avaed Of
would reduce and equalze prices that purchases made
with six per in Gold would be fully equal to those
made with and three.tenths per cent in currency
This s the
ONLY LOAN IN MARKET.
Now offered by Government. The First and Second Sc
ries having ''gone with rush." it is altogether likely
that this, the Third and last of the six Hundred Millions
authorized will he available but very short time as thu
People are beginning to know how and when to make
profitable investment. 1t is emphatically
"The Peoples Loan"
We solicit the orders of Banks and Bankers for resale
and will allow all such the three-eights o. one pc
commission delivering the Notes promptly and fire
| of expense.
GEORGE MAY, CASH,
! First National Bank, st. Johnsbury, VT.
| ST.. Johnsbury VT May Is, 1865. 52tf
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A number of young men from Sutton
caught. in three hours, from the river at
Barton Landing, on Saturday last, s.renty-
.nce On hels of suckers of good size. Six
hundred and twenty-One were taken by one
haul of the net. AS one bushel weighed
- lbs. the whole quantity must have been
nearly 1900 lbs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-16

DLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
DCottons. Ticking. Denim and Summer Stuff
for men and boys wear at f. JEWETT'S.
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4 LARGE STOCK

MO. Z, s, 10, & IL COTTON WARP
l\AND COTTON TWINE AT
E. JEWETT'S.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-28

THE ULTIMATUM TO THE SOUTH
The Washington correspondent of the
Richmond Republic writes on Saturday
that
AS the curtains shift to disclose the
second scene i'm our great National
drama, il opens upon scene of peace
and harmony very different from the
tumult, wrangling, bitterness and dis
sensiOns that characterized scene first.
Not to amplify, a ground has been
discovered, wherein President, Cabinet,
conservatives and radicals of Congress
can stand in brotherly unity, and 1t will
be shown in this wise. Early on the
re-assembling a joint resolution will be
introduced into Congress proposing to
the Legislature of the several States an
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, making the number Of
voters instead of the population the
basis of representation in the National
Legislature. Upon this measure, the
Republican party and the Administra
ton will reconcile their differences, and
it will become the test of fealty to both
party and President. Sumner and Ste
vens will waive In its favor their de-
mand for immediate negro suffrage, and
Doolittle and Raymond are saved the
dangerous role of leading party faction
in either House.
This measure will be made the ulti-
a,nt,lm to the South, and the moment
it is apparent that it will be embodied
in the supreme law the Southern States
will be admitted to representation--the
"dcad c0rpses" of Thaddeus Stevens
have blown into them the breath ollie.
II behooves the South to come prompt-
ly and effectively to the support of this
measure, rs it is far better terms than
the most sanguine would have expected
a week ago. If it will cut down her
representation in Congress, the same re-
suit will follow in New York and Mas
sachusetts. RI 1t lead in the end to uni
versal suffrage, 1t will be by the volition
Of the Southern people and not by impo-
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denying any proposition as to the COM
parative powers of the two colors-a
question which will probably never be
settled--it is quite certain that for the
next hundred years the average black
will not catch up with the average
white; that for that space of time white
leadership will save time, power and
money. Fortunately for the world
there Is no mental reluctance to accept
that leadership. Some dark races, such
as the Bengalees, honestly prefer 1t, a
less worrying than their own habit OF
indecision--0thers as the Chinese, re-
cognize Its superior efficacy--Others, as
the Africans, accept it as sort of natural
law. They will follow the white unless
deferred by some injustice, or failure In
honesty, or conduct which they consider,
often very fOolishly, to humfliate them.
TO remove the chance OF such deter
rents should therefore be the object of all
wise legislators, and the easiest mode Of
removing them is 10 enforce justice. Ii
need not be justice according to Eng
lish ideas, which are very lenient, and
i'm respect to some offences are, accord
ing to the ideas ofcolOred men, over lax,
but il must be substantial justice. An
Asiatic, for example, does not deny the
justice of allowing his employer to fine
him as an Englishman would, but in
sists that before he is fined he shall have
committed fault which he previously
knew would be so punished. An Afri-
can is not irritated because larceny is
punished with fiogging, though an Ash
attic Is, but he wants fair hearing
first"
We hone our southern friends will
think this matter over before enacting
labOr-laws such as those proposed in the
South Carolina legislature. BY so doing
they will give free labor fair trial and
will save us all an angry political agita-
ton which forced labor-laws would be
sure to provoke. World.
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Jays the guns were dismounted, the car
riages taken apart, and the different
parts carried over in skiffs. These were
brought over 10 be repaired, aud return
ed as soon as they were repaired.
AS understand you, however, you
do not complain of this, nor Of projec-
tiles of American manufacture being
thrown over Matamoros but you mere
ly mention them as facts which justifi-
ed great precautionary measures on
your part.
l have also received my communics-
ton of the 9th ultimo, returned to me.
| must consider it unanswered, rs can
receive no verbal reply to communion
ton written by direction of such high
authority as 1t was.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
a. wgrrxRLL, Major General Commanding
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The Nartalk gust.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER %, 1865.
A RARE BIT OF LAUaHALBE INGENUITY
on TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS.


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al hons ,ha, H., 80 "e'",
II hope that thou as art r' dead put
VINO ever saw In such space
80 many biunders erammedf
"Those gentle ewes bedamned
m,
me color OF the rose 10 "nose,"
"Anecfion Is "ahiiction;'
wonder II the likeness holds
In iact as well az nction.
'Inou art friend the B is gone
VINO ever wonld nave deemed
A"friepdn into a afiendn
Thou art tho same is rendered lame 70
1t really is too bad;
And here, because an Is out,
My lovely maid Is mad"
They drove her blind by polxng In
An eye-a process new;
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A hardened murderer named Wilson.
was hanged at Genesee,. N. Y, on the
ODD. He refused to entertain any clergy
man or receive spiritual advice. The
sheriff had caused his photograph to be
taken as he was on his way from the
jail to the gallows, against his protest.
For this he told the sheriff, as he stood
with the rope about his neck, that "he
would take his (the sherif's) picture
id quick, if he had the power" He
died like brute, without looking for
sympathy from any one present. Will
son confessed that he did not bear his
true name, and refused to disclose Il or
tel. bis history to even his counsel. He
did, however, confess that lie killed
Hon. Burr Burton, at Syracuse, in Nav
last; and also, that he killed a Mrs.
Lewis, in Lancaster, Ohio, about one
year ago. He limited at many other
crimes, but disclosed no particulars. He
gave his body to his counsel, who sold
it TO a surgeon. 5000
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-28

MARY LINCOLN was the most unpop-
ulAr "ladyp that has ever occupied the
White House. She was naughty, silly
and extravagant and snowy. The Wash
iugton correspondent of the Boston
Post says "a select committee of thirty
one recommended a bill (which has
passed both Houses) giving Mrs. Lin
coin twenty-five thousand dollars. Du-
ring the sessions Of the committee, Long
John Wentworth LAS he Is Familiarity
called), appeared as the champion Of
should appropriate the total amount of
the salary which would have been COM
ing to tho late President had he served
his full four years, but no one voted for
that amount. There was good deal of
plain talk at the meeting OF that COM
mittee, involving great many remark
able assertionsas to what had been done
with nearly all the household goods
(which properly belonged to the White
House, at the time Of Mrs. Lincoln's
departure. The Commissioner of Pub
lie Buildings was before the committee,
and testified to furnishing thirty boxes
for use at the Executive Mansion Just
before the time President johnson took
charge. He followed up this statement
by declaring that thirty thousand dol
10 INV W put bU0
White House in a presentable condition,
whereupon the various members of the
committee looked at each other, then at
the Commissioner of Public Buildings,
aad then at Long John in his imperson-
alton of the character of the great
northwest" Mr.. Wentworth smiled
deliberately over that broad face of his,
and said that he thought the boxes
were used to pack up the law library of
Mr.. Lincoln! The committee seemed
satisfied! Not the least interesting gos-
sip goiug on about this appropriation
fact, / might write-relates TO the ap,
pearance of a lot of New York shop.
keepers here with bills for furs, jewelry,
etc. What possible relation they have
to this appropriation | do not propose to
say, but good many persistent people
will talk about it. These shopkeepers,
1 may add, We're very strong advocates
of making the sum one hundred thous.
and dollars, instead of twenty-five
thousand as was finally appropriated.
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For the week ending December %, the
Treasury Department redeemed $25s, 900
in outstanding certificates of indebted
ness, and So ,942, 79S 50 in interest-bear-
ing notes. n.f
What is the difference between u bad
boy and postage stamp? One you lick
with stick, and the other you stick
with lick,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-28

The circulation of the National Bank
was increased by an issue of upward of
"a 600 900 during the past week. The
total circulation issued now reaches
nearly $234, 0OO, 900.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-28

1t is said that at the next political
canvass, the Republicans Wilt be d.
vided into two parties the radicals to
be called the "Black Republicans !" and
the conservatives, to be called the
''Black -and-tan Republicans"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

YHE NEW YORK TIMES.
ENLARGRMENT Of tho a.w i or 3
/ DAILY, ut DH llsHi z
& ti sHiEa SEMIWEEKLY and fa.H
'iY9H fsfu 1s'tt FL WEEKLY TIMES