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STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans December %, 1865. :
WHEREAS, u. &, BeIden has applied TO me
w the canceng OF his official bond as state Treasurer
bond dated the fifth Of March 1864 for the sum OF Ry
Richard England George Rueh each for the of OO0
and Theodore Gillespie and e. H. Chadwick each for the sum
If m the said bond being conditional for the faithful per
rance BY the said Belden Of his duties Treasurer
Notice is hereby given persons interested the above
described cause in writing, Al the office Of the
Secretary within ninety days after the last pubhca
ton Of this advertisement Wa the said bond should not be
cancelled and aunulled. 80, o,,
day December A D. 1865 ana OF the independence OF tue
United States the ninetieth. --. :. -
J. H. HARDY, Secretary OF State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTENENT DE LExEGUTIF, /
NOuVelle- Orleans lie 26 deCembre 1868 J
A TTEEDU gu'appifcatlOn a etc f;lite a mol
"A par Beden, pour cancellation de son obligation OF
fcele CONNIE Tresorier d'Etat, savoir;
Tine obligation daete cnq 1854 pour la somme de
ciuouante mile ptastres signee par William k Bell A
Grief Richard England George Rulef chacun pour
Ell Theodore Gillespie E. H Chadwick chacun pour SbUV
adte obligation atant condonnee pour fdee execution
Avis par present SdOnne tons ceux qu sont inesse
dams ladite obligation de la ecre au b
eau du secretaire Eta dc quatre yingtdiN jou de
dernere publication de avis les raisons pour lesquees
dite obligation serait pas cancellee ct annnlee
Donne sous main ct lie sceau dEtat ctdeSsusr
26eme jour decembre, 1862 ct lie neu
Visme os 'HuSps"u'H's 0'' -1 j. MADISON WELLS,
Paris Gouverneur,
]. q. HARDY secretaire d'Etat
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WINES OF MEssRs. CRUISE & Fills FRERE
BORDEAUX.

NTURPHY,S HOTEL.-THE UNDERSIGNED
WI Pr0pretos Murphys Hotel No % and Charles
street hereby notify the public that they will find to their
advantage to call see them before going elsewhere as
they will get the choicest kind Of liquors at the bar Superior
Dinners Meals Of all kinds the Restaurant ana BOARD
and Lodging Of superior quality greatly reduced prices
MCKENEA MCCLOSKEY
ANDY JOHNSON wHISK WE ARE NOW
"A eeving and viii Keep constantly hand the celebrated
ANDY JOHNSON WHISKY, superior article Of hghproot
Western Rec6ed the only purely CONSERVATIVE liquor now re-
here very justly tGyoHe with the supporters OIL
the President ,-,c
FAIRCHILD, VERHOEFF I BINGHAM,
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"A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described pro.
pey and of which description shall be given at the tine OF
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CITY OF MOBILE.
PROPOSALS ron cas-.
MAYOR S OFFICE

MAYORS OFFICE
NOBLE, Iay IL, 1885
y SEALED PROPOSALS wiz be received BY the Mayor an
Gaslight Committee sat day July 1856 for lighting
the city of Mobile with Gas both for eonrnpsion in the Pa-
lie Lamps and Public Buildings city and for furnishing
Gas for the of the inhabitants hereo for the period OF
years.
The proposals state how much for each lamp will be
charged per aud how much will charged each for
the erection Iron and Street Lamps wssye and
wherever required and how much per thousand cubic feet for
the city
Other details ofthe contract can hersaftsbe agreed on
Parties desiring submit Proposals authorized
the City Treasurer for ell necessary information the
subject.
Bond and security viii required the puactual and
faithful performance ofthe contract
Proposals to be sealed up and deposited with the City
Clerk. J. N. WIT7ERs, Mayor.
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M M. GOLD4NG.
rT,moaEAs -. BoD1.Ex y 90.

FVNMOAxAs B. BODLEE ~ OO.s
Nc. PERDIDo STREET, (Adioning Masonic BrEding
oTFIuE no l25 GRAvIRR STREET, ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Cross Gut Mill and Muey saws Corn Minsi VIII
Bti Betting Apparatus; Skating Pules and Betting
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and Ag1dcntu "a
Implements
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels wheebaoEs from the well nsEu factors
| OF Joshua Bodley, Wheeling, Va
We have connection with extensive Founris5 and Machine
shopsin St. Louis Louisville Cincinnati and PShurg through
which prepared contract for aay class OF machinery
on most favorable terms and deliver snyhe north OF New
Orleans Tres of freight THoS D. bobhhh 9 w
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
OFFICIAL.


HEADQUARTERS MILITIA LoUfsIAvA
New Orleans, June lst 1866.
General Orders No g.
T FAVE of absence having been granted to
IL brgader General g. Mason Graham Adntant General Of
Louisiana until 18th day of October next all letters and pa
pes requiring The official gnature Of the Adutant Genera
will duu ABSENCE be signed by brgadier General Ben
Bloomfield Quaermaste General of louisiana citing a3
Aduan General and whose signature will be recognized and
respected sS'o'ui's!' ]. MADISON WELLS,
Governor and Communicating ofthe Militia q Louisiana
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTLEgT.
New Orleans, May II, 1866.
WHEREAS APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to by George Huwes for the canceling Of his OH
ca Constable Of the SecondJustice Court Of the
bond dated tie 18th of April 1865 for the Of FIVE ton
dollars signed by George Howes as principal and 81 D.
by the said George Howe Of his duties Consta
bic aforesaid. ..,...
described bond show writing the office u the Sec
rotary within ninety days after the ast publication OF
this advertisements why the said bond should not oe san
Given under my hand and seal State above and OF
TUG j. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor:
Fiat DE Ia LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE L EXECUTE,
Nouvele Orleans lie II mai, 1856.
A TTENDU QU'UNE APPLICATION MA ETE FAI
n par George HoWes pour la cancellation eson obligation
oicee Constable de Ia Seconde Cour de Justice de
parOisse dOreauB, savOr: - -,
piasres, sgne par George Howes CONNIE principal Ct Z
White CONNIE caution, cauonnemen etant donne pou
la e execution par led George Howes de SEES deVos CON
Avis est en- consequence doune personnes init
davor re connaltre ar ecr au bureau du seer
tare Eta dams les 30 ours qu utyront la dtrniee pgp
ton de cette proclamation, les ra5ons pour eee lie
cauOnn emen ne serait pas eanceue et aIunu4Ie =,
signature ct lie sceauS de IEtat Ia dR
cdessus ct la 90eme de EndepeudanGe dfs Eats, qni
- ], MADISON WELLS.
81 CHARLES o HARDY Assistant secrstare d'Eta
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SOLDIERS HOME FOR LOUIsIANA.-
y The public informed that the Louisiana Soldiers Home
Vaudeville POnehartFan Lake shore Is
now ready receive the and disabled soldiers Of
lana and all applicants hereby invited present he
claims for admission supported by proper vouchers to ethel
the following named Directors who likewise authorized
receive any contributions for the maintenance OF the Hee
from the public at large!
THEO F. THIENEMAN, President, l72 Grnvier street
THOS MURRAY, Treasurer, 65 GaTondeet street.
GEO FRERET Secretary Union Bank, l22 Canal street
PETER NJ. PETERSON, 40 Love street. Third District
r. WAGGAMAN, 1873 Espanade street
CHAs A RRUSLE st. GabTie P o., parish Of loervitIe
GEO W. MUNDAY, Clinton, parish of East FeiciAna
NEW ORLEANS, May 10 1866,
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: Notice. per Steamship Eve


= WnshinEtOn AFtIIIerY htIIeI ANE"NIh-
tonIn couo nifty with resolution passed at the meeting Of
the th inst all those DESTROYS of joining TIE Association
requested to Sign the Membership which may be found
with the Treasurer HENRY " OGDEN at the Office of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
New Orleans June 3, 1866.
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G. W, Porch,
j. H. F. GRACE, Tellers'
H. ZEUBERBIER,

- slnecjoi Notice-Once Of the Londoh
and Lancashire Fire Company IS oaondeet street
New Orleans May l2 and after this date this Com
nanv will return TWENTY PER CENT of the premiums
charged.
By order of the Board. ,o,,,,r r,,rr1 s0cratarv,
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Having resumed the ICE BUSINESS respectfully solicit
the patronage the pube Orders left my Ice Depot Nos
10 and q ST THOMAS STREET junction Of Administration,
! or at my office corner FULTON and COMMON STREETS
will be promptly attended to- -,,s,,,or,rr,
Corner Fulton and Common streets up stairs
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES

: = = : - :. - =, - = |
. IT, --or-.l, .n,rs
,
MIS- ~ "a idsca he@s Ieay IN Inornra
herintention Of reopenng her classes next autumn
Crcnars viii be issued i3ter neah%hne p aTens 9esSG 90
P Nm t,tot rlfi No afice Of he Crescent
" - : 49,
a " EN- ID ID . y"
CORNER OF RAMPANT AND CUETOMHOUSE |
STREETS.
Mr. G, LAVENDER gratefully ACKNOWLEDGING ing Pa''on
age with winch he mas hitheFto oeeL h'''eH
nounces that in order to aeeeminoda'e y" s p4pn ~
has taken the large welarransed ana ven Yen"'eo 9"3
rs,,,,,,,.+ and Tsfenviue Streets,
He will remove into it es soon as the few repairs requisite
have peen composed ar'' ~ ne lls'r'l' a
enter INTO arrangemehls oE now oo914e! -H 1@ 2ete-
| MFRS. G, Ii. CALDw ELL Will REOPEN HER
w Academy at 4So lamp street i6 ne 9 W s ae
| FROM Nnvpn97bar is+ to MAY lst
TERns-Senor Glasses, in the French, English ana spanish
branches e. study n O Per PENN honH 'Hio R'sn' anu
Reierences-Rey. Dr. Leacoek, New Orleans; Hon Judge
Simon, New Orleans Hon; Tram9nd Landry -; Judge
hcei y a r T. TsidSen Transyiyapia Uniyersity
NAZARETH n R FEh6 NE KEy AGApEM
..,.ns. ,ua ,o+ror, arc informed that Mr. Jobn W
Esr5i dly authorized agent at New Orleans aud viii
tfep 70 GAN MOTHER COIUMBA, superioress
4 ]. " HARDIE, agent .. - ID,
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6 BEE" '.',,.''..'''''''''.'''''''s b. bAEh
No. % CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
gewelry, watches, silver and Plated Ware
SOLE AGENT FOR
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases diamond mounted ard
engraved best makers rich Sets Bracelets, Pins and Ear
rings in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Gold
Is kare Gold Guard and Chains, latest pattersi Sleeve
Buttons and Studs of variety and best Workmanship
Gents Scarf and Masonic Pins various designs Silver ard
Plated Sets Table Forks and Spoons Cups, Gobets
Napkin Rings Casters etc Pocket and Table Gallery best
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
Office and Mantle in Bronze, Marble and Wood
spectaelea,
| Gold Silver Steel and Shell mounted
The particular attention those needing helps TO read
respectfully solicited semnons Brazilian Pebbles the he
and only glasses should be nsed New Pebbles reset
old frames attention paid repairing Watches ant
Jewelry, the best workmen being employed.
| Remember, 20 CAMP STREET under the City Hotel.
rVVHE HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
AND wRINGER
The best and most useful invention of the kind for svin
household labor ever invented.
Has more and better recommendations for saving time labO
and and OF fabrics washed than any other
chine All the machines either rub the clothes an
them out speedily satisfactorily perform their worl
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the case here rubbing of the clothes
consequently no wear and tear The washing is most
pleey thoroughly performed by the action of the whe
alone Send circular giving full explanation or call al
examine them the General Southern Agency.
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere
S. NJ. BARTON CO.'S,
= No. II Tchoupitoulas sire
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- COIgate's Honey SOaP-This celebrated
Toilet Soap, such universal demand, IS msae IRON sne
and extremely beneficial nt action upon the
skin For sale by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
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- ISemovai-The ONCE OF the New Or
leans Opeousas and Great Northern Railroad has oeeh re-
moved to No SO CANAL STREET near Old Levee
ANN "a 1896 GEO W. soUIREs, Secretary.
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NROCERIEs AND PROVISIONS,
400 bbs extra MESS PORK
50 casks BACON-Clear and Ribbed Sides.
800 bbls superdne Extra and Choice Extra FLOUR.
100 kegs Choice LEAF LARD,
IS ties sugar.cured HAMS.
Louisiana SUGAR and MoLASSEs.
Rio and old Java COFFEE.
Virginia Manufactured TOBACCO.
RICE, SOAP, STARCH etc etc, etc. ....
In store and for sale by .
BIDwELL. PAYNE & co,
2 Iehoupitoulas street
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-anec9aI NOtice-An persons wanting M
formation IN regard TO prisoners of war who died at Camp
NO1si'o' A''' va Box 1866 Chicago, Ill
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-CnntiOn-Pnrtles Having Inc UeIe

--(nntIon-PGrtIes Having the Celebrated
aslsT Wilson Sewing Machines, hereby cautioned
sv, in the hands Of inexperienced persons for
ofhnvfng them repaired The only place in this
bs ,js yybeelsr L Wilson Machine be properly re-
Dsd and all the late improvements added At the agency
ofths company 162 Canal street -.
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By order q Tie Finance Committee
j, l.. LEVY, Chairman pro. TEN
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AUCTION eALE. THTs DAY.
Two STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, so BIB
First street between Bsroans aud ory4das streets.
By j. Il. WALTON d DEsLoNDE,
J. B. wAuoy, Aucti5aser.


Dlce 81 Jaf9AueIss SLICED I7TltI ~IIQII sIEssI-
G ATERDAY, june o, 1866, at 2 o'clock
y ~ at tie Msrehaats and Anconeers Excuange Boya
street. will he sold
ONE LOT or GROUND. with the buildings and improve
thereon Fuuh DiStTGGn this city 10 the square
bounded " Bar0nne Dyades First and Philip streets eas
mated sketch annexed for reference 30 an
get Of sale from Pgchen John Nolan IN ths once o.
james Graham dated April TO- 1851 measuring ID ieet front
On First street ~ feet inches in Depth between parallel
hnes American MEASURE.
ne improvements this lot consist Of two story frame
/ House, bearing the No. 5l3 First street.
5 iERM5One third cash in q. s. Treasury notes, one
Td IN year. and onethr years. the notes of
the purchaser to his order bearing eight per cent in
ees per annuT from date, and the property
until hnai payment The buildings be insured by the pur
J CHASER ana the policy transferred to the vendor.
Act Of sale before W. shannon, notary public at the
expense OF the purchaser, including the Z s.
stamps.
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TANTED-AGENTs WIFE SMALL CAPITAL, 10
w take agency Of Wilcox d Gbbss Sewing Machines in
the States Of Aa5ima Texas Mississippi and Louisiana
No St Charles great opportunity for industrious
Young men to whom liberal discount will be made, Address
box 236 New Orleans
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VI MIUHEL BECK Of St John the Baptist Fourth ~
MEL ct aI.-No l26. dical District Cont
Succession Of MATHILDE MATTHIAS RoussEL, decease
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FAIR GROUNDS COURSE.

FIRST RACE,
S20G0-Me and Repeat, to Harness.
Black Geldlng REINDEER.
Brown Gedlng JACK MARTIN, formerly Quaker Boy
Each horse tocarry 200 lbs. independent Of suiky.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-23
Spefial gotifes.
Perry Davis Pain kilIer...We have Of

Perry Davis Pain killer.--We have Of
ten spoken of this great medicine in Of very high
praise and have often fe that all could say In
it favor would do it full justice. 1t is of those
medicines Of which we can sreak-and speak decseey-
from experience have repeatedly taken It, and in
vaabIy with the best esults and greatest satisfaction
We always keep hand, ready tor mergency and
ws regard il only OF the very best and most
reliable medicines various Ills but As one of
the cheapest It's cost by the way-that cost
OF some OF the imported ingredients OF which it
posedhas been considerably increased since the COM
mecement Of the war, bat the price the medicine
mas been but very little advanced 1t not likely that
the popularity Davis Pain Killer will IN any measure
decrease, that the demand II will in the slightest
degree decline until other specific aay Ing pain
and curing te various complaints Tor which il is geiIer
ally used of Ual potency with -Of which there seems
to be but little prospect this time. remedy for
stomach complaints. such dy>entery darrhura &c. the
Pain Killer is without doubt unsurpassed and every
where most deServedlv In demand One, two or three
doSes-o hot more than half teaspDontul each. WINE
glass 6fwater or milk with little sugar-have repeated
y within our knowledge ce cuay cured trouble
Of this kind Judgment should undoubtedly be used in
not checking certain stages o diarrhI too suddenly
hut taken at the proper time. the Pain Killer act like
a charm, and frequently when nothing else will
Providence Advertiser
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-23

The Richmond Wing estimates that as
MANY as fifty thousand young men from
the southern states have settled in North
ern cities to seek their fortunes, since the
war, owing to the lack of money and en-
ployment at the south. In addition to
this drain upon the active population Of
the south, Brazilian and Mexican emigra-
ton are drawing off whole families-al
most communities.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-23
MARRIAGES.

In West Concord. Feb. l.. 10y Rev. l.. ii. Ia
Dor. Mr. Orrin Il Chase of 81. JohnShury, and
Mrs Sarah VI Hutchinson Of Concor
In Whee.ock, Feb. l., by Rev. J. Wcodm1n.
NJ. Edwin \. Williams. and Miss Alice NJ
Blake. both "f Wkeelock.
At East st. Johnsbury. Feb, ). Mr.. Henry
Brown Of L;ttleton. and Miss Easter Szen.
AtEa>t St. JohnsbuIy, Feb. 20, Mr.. John c.
McGinnis and Mss Ellen NJ. Drew. both Of Con-
cord.
In Wcstmore. Feb Is, by Rev. Z c. S,nalley.
Mr.. Alien a. Brown aud Miss Nc;tie \. Stod-
dard, both Of estmore.
In Danville, Eco. 10. Mr. Geo. ". Bridgman
.! South Hard"ich and Miss Helen McClcud OF
Woodbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-23

The STORE is modem. Thorough -made. two
story frame building. in good repair. Main part
IS by 80 it,; l. II by 81 #. Front basement r1at-
ed for Furniture Store. and second ,oof for
Offices. II IS situated in the business center OF
the place, b ing on Main S:.ers. between the 81.
Johnsbury House and iae Is, National Bank -
The bushes. 5 set, established, and has receiy-
ed lie constant attention Ct the late proprietor
for many years
The inventory of the appraisers viii be taken as
the basis of the sale Of the goods ;esms Cash
Apply 10 HENRY L JEWETT.
On the premises
ST. Ja.nsb,ry Feb s. 1866. S9tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-23

ACCIDENT on THE SARATOGA ROAD
l'hc Rutland Herald give> the following
particulars OF the accident on the RcnScl-
Iacr and Saratoga Railroad, Tuesday
morning :-"Wien the morning train was
Comstock's Landing, it was
Violently thrown oft the track. 'hy the
Spreading of the track. as we are inform
cd, and two OF the three passenger ears
were thrown down an emhankm"nt one Of
them striking Il tree by which it was
smashed to pieces. Twelve passengers
were seriously injured. most Of them being
in the car that struck the tree Two or
three of the twelve, it is feared. are fatally
injured
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-23
BY Telegraph to The CaledOnian.

A:nOun' Of stock NJ Market this we,k.-Catiie. 81
Shop and Iamh=. =ilti: Swine. wi.
fices.-Mark.. l,sf-exTa- Il 1h 1874 Ii qu1li-
". - d. 1913; u quay.I 1881 100. Sd qualify
- l"'1
Sor,s.-Norkng Oxen. lH' a l-u ga "a; Cows and
Calves - ' IL "a 80 81 ln'; Yarling - -: Tao
years OILS. - T. II: Three oid-. 81 IA Sheep
lui lIni.- "a 10 l-i .!,' % extra and
ler:ip:I-- t'a' 4 %, :,
iI,r-.- ni-S;--. -.
Hide e. TI.Iovs II
Pit lisa 2."n. Calf -kii.-. =; :, ~.
There slou. o:.- hundred le-- ,a:-. - mark.
i- Ncek han L. Quail i's lTGly .gUal - l= ,ck
-'hrr" scarcely any iu mostly fE<: ard
"H IN IL. Prirrs -hc decline. u j. u;f-
thai -IT D. a IA - number from the wc-- expected
B-i-,"l L. sheep this week than Iss:-lln.li:y an,
pri.e- al0Ui the same,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-23
BOSTON MARKET. Feb, 90,

Cor! IL ghange-The marke, for Flour i ~.eadv with
fir j,m1ni Western sIiI.rin. So, 80. common
.X'r- 50 -: medium slna II-' and coed
al choice" including fayoir 81. Louis brands a Il =:
l. pr barrel. In southern Flour o;hin, doil. and
price" nominal. Cor: ha- l,en qIie- S,.>i -.
for W,-'.rn mixed AID o. "V' Ter veilow pa,- 80
,.ul ii Il,a..Tse demand a IL i..c per lu-h
N"i hn and Canada: and - 1'r for l. I-lsnd. Ky,
Z; $50 80 hu-h. Shorts -.
rrov-ion--Pork IS "a for pn.: 5 - =: fa-
~ =. 4 Tor clear. cash. H. 81. a ID pr iil
Eastern and Wr-i,rn Lard i ~ in hl- ai ,i.rr,-
Srnoac! Htrn- l: 80 per H.. u;leT a,a a. com
..- an! -ni.. On i = p ID. nudity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-23

THE STEAMBOAT RACr.-During tn" !
race between the WinooSk o.
H.. i,rr,o-, ..n,i Algonquin
-.u vessel gained Sixty-iive miles
upon the lattcr-cquivalcnt to two and a
half miles per hour during which the con-
test lasted The Al gonGuins report them
selves dead beat" but say that in 50 far
as the terms of their contract with the gov
ernment were included, they are satisfied.
a., the vessel made eleven knots per hour.
with great comparative economy OF fuel,
to prove which was the sole object of the
contest.
\ Washington dispatch says tie presi-
dent has refused to countermand the order
for the suppression OF the Richmond En-
alnincr. upon application of Mr., Pollard
but referred that gentleman 20 Gen. Grant
vino expressed his willingness to receive
any written communication ircm Mr..
| Pollard addressed to him from Richmond
upon the matter.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l.. Some excite
ment occurred in the Tennessee house YES
tcr,iay over discussion on the franchise
bill Hard words passed between the
Speaker and Mir. Mullins, when the for
mcr threw his mallet at the latter's head
A pension of eight dollars per montl
has been given to Isabella Hall OF Maine
who has served laboriouSly and steadily
during the war a nurse. Whilst tray
: cling upon the Mississippi, Mrs. Hall ac
, cidenlally fell through the hatchway Of til,
vessel, and received lasting bodily injury
Tie house considered her claim to a pen
sion was valid, and accordingly placed he
upon the list.
,, Sergeant Nathaniel Winslow, of the 4tl
L. 5, Cavalry, WAS murdered below
brownsville while carrying dispatche
about the Bagdad affair from Gen. Wrigh
+ to Ciarksvilie.
: Sixty-three thousand valentines wer
:, delivered in New York city on St. Naler
i tines day and the day following.
II Prof. Hough ofthc Dudley observatory
o at Albany, says the barometer attaine
: last month the greatest hight ever know
If in this country.
l. A new gas, made from crude petroleum
l. is being introduced into Chicago. III
i, Chicago Post says the light of the petr'
. :" leum gas is fully four times greater tina
IL the light Of the coal gas, and that it can |
made at a much less cost.