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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
ORLEANS COUNTY.

f. c. Josiyn Of Bloomington had a horse
stolen the night Of the 9th inst. The thlet
was followed 10 Magog. c. T., where the
horse was recovered, but the thief escaped.
The Congregational society OF Green's
boro have repaired their church to the eE-
tcut OF some 5000.
Il. II. Little OF the Barton hotel. and Ed
ward Hall of same town. have both been
fined Tor selling liquor.
The Newport Express says M. j.
Black. OF this village. has commenced
building paper mill just above the old
starch factory al West Derby. and intends
to have it in successful operation by winter.
At present he Will manufacture only coarse
wrapping paper and heavy pasteboard.
He however has machinery tor the pur-
pose. and another season VIII commence
maxim. news paper and perhaps other
GRADES. He will employ some twenty
hands. We are glad 10 see these and other
Indications in cur vicinity. OF increasing
and developing the manufacturing interests
OF the state 1t is want that has long
been felt. There is no reason why very
many staples may not be produced iii our
very midst. at very much less cost than Is
required to import them, and thus multi
tudes of orr young men who now seek EN-
plOyment in other sections OF our country
ho well paid 10 stay at home, and the en-
,erprise and wealth Of the country be great
" increased.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
/ Three men we're hnuting in Ratland on
! Sunday. when in going through some brush
{ one Of them was accidentally shot. the ball
entering his hip and passing down the
;h!,h bone TO the knee, from whence il was
eN racteG,
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Mr.. George II. Graves. 4 young man sew.
cpteen veals OF ace. shot q deer in q pas
turc in the edge OF a piece of woods in
,scutnevviie. on the 2Stn of last month
There was another deer in company will
the one shot. and the TWO We're probably
the same that were seen in Plymouth a te"
dars before. The meat weighed lOt
ponds. and supplied the neighborhoot
with quite rarity. The event was certain
l. worthy vi note. as occurring iii one 0
: thC oldest portions Of Windsor county.
STATE At LARGE.
In the stove OF a PaSsumpsic r. +. car
! which had carried passengers to the Stat
Fair ana thence IA Boston. there We
, found at Concord. six pocket books. Som
piyhpockei in that car must have made
= haul" one contained 5000 worth OF note
: belonging to Mason Briggs, of Factor
, Point. When taken. his wallet had 500
, in money in ii. as Wei! as the 92O10 II note:
Among The names found Oil paper Iii Il,
e others. ere Herman Clifford, Charles Field
{ and Samuel SeaYer.
a Hishop Hopkins reports in his annual ac
e dress that the theological department OF tn
- vermont Episcopal Institute is without st,
dents. The treasurer also says ID hlS II
: port: There are no young men III II
t. diocese looking forward to the ministry,
of preparing to enter it,"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28

Last week will be memorable as the
iay week. From Monday till Saturday
rllucd almost inces sanity. During Fri
a., ujgit there were 4 succession ct heavy
SHOWERS, accompanied with some thunder
.u' lightning. A. consequence OF all
,.., rain the streams were up as high as
,,r.uL re.hcJs usually bring them. The
p.,-umn.ic swept over the meadows and
ramr up over the highway at the Centre
,lagc. Work is delayed on the new dam
. he dcpor in this place, but the timberS
a.s.tdy in place have held firm through
the Aood. This auger> well for the stabili-
Is Of HE dam When completed; but was
:4yrc ever such year for building dams;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
rhrri Sei-ed.

: custom house officer from Newport
-.izrd several car loads of sheep at this
pace las week, lie property OF Rug@ies.
Hastings x so. We understand the sheep
ar.c bought in Canada. and the full NUM-
h.rno, being reported to the customs Off
y"r. he seized the entire lot. On the case
t.Hr laid before Gen. STANDARD, and it
ul,y appearing that no fraud was intended,
the sheep were released ard sent on their
way. The loss BY delay and shrinkage on
he ,hrtp was probably several hundred
dollars. but these dealers care very little
ior that a long as their honor is antar-
m,Aed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
luIENALIER'S LIFE for the HAIR
: lR. CIIAUSSIER'S
T. NJ i r r = =.
a French Preparation for IT, Hair.

1t l. NOT dve, hU viii restore gray faded hair TO IL
original c,OriL Tr"k ,Ur-s oil 4 the scalp.
niruf AMI Ii irritation Prevents ia. flon.
fall Z OF. from AIRY mp l. nr~ TAI ,row n
/ d. when fallen from disc ise J. free from ali
II agreeable sracl wi No roll u I'm Il linen i IT,.
fin ;o;lct art Gle cvr oiucci ,clrss-ly pc.fuuc),
and waTra'it d in very .n-tSncr mon :untoi.
!O- IL b. Eu--ists gene IL. WEEhS i POI TER;
los Sic Ages FIR the United Sat :. For ph. 4
can and -srgyAcas rtica.cI ci.culsE with e.ch
butt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28

I,AEGI, FRUIT and GARDEN LANDS FOR
L SALI.-'!r nkii. 7 sc-,' 'lrucc TT Co., =. -.
- miles south OF P;i9 Tiis, Wet Tsey :::ro D.
Bet iTii I'D muck sol in III Uiion. Most MEN;
to- hes III ,rtc:s Nery mid. hoa hfu nnd delightful
atc excel 1T va.Cr, srly season.. Wild Land ~.
. PEI acre. Lap. owed firms 10 SIS per sIc.-0Eg
ut Hundred rJtti n, Ec-e Rr; oct Of scion
Robins II, Az cuturel Editor :. l. Urban With CT
culas sni muhlc seat free to applicants. Letters
ausw,red ADDE'S JOHN Ii. COFFIN 4 Co, Ncwfeii
CicUcc-te- Co, Y !.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28

III. Hood washed ont The track of the
y,,-mup,ic L, Il. each side Of Barton
Landing on Friday night. Passengers and
n,.a,agc were conveyed around in wagons
. number Of miles, and put upon train
which .uq up from this place. As result
Of thi, delay The down train was some four
nour- !a, saturday, greatly to the annoy
an.c Of passengers who were waiting to be
t..,cn south.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.

We ask the attention OF the public this long tested
and unrivalled family medicine. 1t has been avorably
known for than twenty years during which time we
have yed thousands of testimonials, shown. this
medicine 10 he almost failing remedy for diSeas
caused by or attendant upon sudden colds coughs
and ague headache billion, fever pains the Side,
back and lon as We'll as in the joints and limbs
ragic and rheumatic pains in any part the system,
toothache and pains in the head and face. tOCtl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
mr. J. COILS BROWNIES CHIC
~ RDnYNE

This iuvalush G remcir = % uccs qu:e', rc:Tc -h
sleep relieves pain Cslm- inc system, the d.
II ed function AM smust healthy ac ion Of IL
oti OF H. body. lhots .nl- e persols tss;ify
ondcr III e.,c.. and mC'icG cItol Is virtIcs
in great quan'it in The following iscas- Con
dis raT 2, rI,umatisa sp slH-. &c.
CHOLERA. a ar husse ! cniamuni q. :hc colIrg"
ply ici:.. ami J. T. Day T-rt iii be- Id receive.
i.lo natiJa re cTcc tn, he o..y rcnc, If :ny
vice in chO.c.s Chloro3yne. &c Lace, Dee. ~
l>t1)
CAU!I ~ Non" genuine without tie word=, 80. !
Coll Br.'EHes C.l,roiyn the COVER stamp
Gve:yll In : medic stmony mIaIi cacl +
tie. L. manufacture, !. T. DAVENPORT. NJ -.
Or at Rus ell St, Bloom bury, Lon in.
Heiy smith, Specal AEen. No. 81 aa.ssid 81, y. Y.
sold by all u.,,i-s :. ald - Per lct!e ord rs hy
letter pr ympt,y II. nded 20,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
URL :. CT RLS....
CAUTION IN TINE.

FcIzo.s tint desire I D. H.rr.ca'a Obon. Kid
sire g,thcui.g II .tcr, thtt pain weaknu@- AM
.-iTC-- in five hour sud ha h.. ood h te-t e e
pc-icHe thirty year.. Shout cpn0Unt them with the
miserable ubl ach muslin, paper, md O. her worthless
JrcPtr cal I'd pls. r, icIcd fer sale, =. 81 -ur.
d often given in place f lirrcS- Dr. HcsrcAs nd
I. tstcrs an Su-ar 'oitci PILE used tc L. :
ny snd navy. Introduced in'O M, ,syt IL aim.
hou,'s sud pr s'l.s, md r'rtle mmsnit in IL r
..crfl Five Thousand ply icians and s,-,an-
. ~: :,rsc III, III. Tall ra sc Tat ycu - u,nc
but Icrrcks XII! III te,s anl Sugar Coa.cd Pm sold
by lcal.r4 ,vc-ywi. r..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28

Scratch. Scratch! Wheatons Ointment will cure the
I,Cu in = hours. ., .
Aisc cures salt rheuu, ulcers, chihians and ali erup-
to1s Of the skIn Price 81 cents For sale by al drug
gi~ts. ,,r,- ,,rrt,, -..-
Bv serting Gu cents to WEEKS POTTER. sole agents
10 Washington street. Boston, 1t VII! be forwarded by
mail tree OF postage to any part Oh the GhIeu SIales
Oct . 1906 ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
EIRARD HOUSE.
IT ANCOCK HOUSE.

Cour Square Boston. Kept the European PIN.
Board by the dry see I.ns from ! TO y r dav.
Hull. * FISiiE.;, IT ,pri,torf.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
Rufus H.rlSuit'> Estate.

THE s1lssSTtu-r> hsyif- teen ,,as,tei tv tie i "a
al- probate Cou-. ~ Tie .l.-iT.l '-s, a illl.>-
souer> Z" receive, ,NAiHe AID a ll~i ciaN a. DE-
mand, u All persons against III, -sai' u a17 ID =
butt late Of Waterford ia said '>1-,Ci deceased,
rerreSa,ligd il ys; all. TIE - s1u> fr'n
tie 18Th iAv u ~.,. l, h-i @sA-i ~ sid cOTi 20
the cT',iiInT> q >ai1 ceCra~el - eAAt1i ana :"1e
their r.s..ff- ,.,.,. before ,Ilge HAT
giu stz.-- 10 the duties ii our appointment II Ia,
GEei.s house % Wi1oS ESiIA huribuii, IL NA'sis'd
neyt n ID ociJk In the forenoon Of eaCn VI sid das
%. q NOS . Sal cul'Ea
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28

The band gave two promenade con-
- ~ the Town Hall last week, and not
a,,aatiug the horrible weather, they
... rood houses both evenings. The band
Al incly; and besides, these entertain
s-, are valuable socially. We under
no .rme have requested that these con-
81. De repeated, say once a fortnight. for
. -. rrescn;. We second the motion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28

~, are requested to call attention to
advertisement ola Ie'ee next tuesday eve
a.ng.
Ne learn that Felch. tavern keeper at
,-,l,, Cr..trc. Wa, on Monday fined $50
rJco,t, for selling liquor contrary to law.
III : not often that The CaledOnian adj
....,,r- 80 large farm at auction as the
..... he found in its columns this week.
r,.nacc Mr.. Allen offers is quite a noted
.rr. and we are sure if we owned it we
.....d have no desire to 80 west.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28

-stC;AL LIZ Et..-Thc Ii lie Of the NOT church
= vii ..,d i Social lev e II their ror acsday
-veuiu Oc,. = p, eds If which will be Us
Ittug up II II Inc II. oLusbUTy aud have Vol
IN, cred tneis servcss R,fTeshmc..,- III be -cTvci
.l.iu. Ii ,vcun-. All uvitei. Admi rion 10 Cts
: RAYED.-Fron til pas;ur- OF h, subscri.eT, On
= o,pt 5t4-a ta;, bright rcd iie-. Whoever viii
give inior..t on wiIcr- said cif e found hal be
suitably cwarded. ALIEN. II. BROCK.
Eyeg /, 8 pt. d, lNUC. -:5
CALEDONIA ASSOCIATION IL meet i'll H,rd-
Y wick, ct 9th, Il l. VI fr pla :, Rom ), -,
l j. TORREY, S ribc.
I st OF Letters remaining u.cla,m III post Office
l l st. JohEsbury, Vi. aept. :.
.sS-l0 obt i sLy Of these letters II appiclt mus
call or adye tised Letters, AID give the Ia Of h list
and nav cent for adv i-iug If rot called for with
IN one month they viii be sent to the deal letter oIce
Barker, John Park, Ai:r
Brown. Mrs l. Parker, Ara VI
Brunelc. Dennis Porter, John
FuIier, Adolph Ramsdell, ID w
Full T. Warren StoETr, 4
Ierais. Joseph Spau'ding, L G.
Manning Mrs L Wcthc.bee, d
Moore, Henry 'o;tS, Louis
EMERSON HALL, P. u.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young
~ Ladies, Bridge port Conn. For circulars address
the principal, Miss EMILY NILSSON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
Why will YOU Suffer-! The rem,

Cholera, dysentery coughs colds and rheumatism are
quickly cuet by AMERICAN LIFE DROPS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
FOR SALE.

A full of iGmans tool and patterns saie 1t
bargain. For further particulsTs d rt-s
.3-,f C. " NEWELL, ,iThaEks Village.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
Spttial Aotiif5.
IcCu, ITCH! IrCn! SCRATCH

TOTICE.-KderI Il. Shipuau will preach in the
hl Of the old Union hoo hos sunday, sept. 81, ai'
oct Ii and Is. III
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28

iav" r'' lnr'' HAN .sf-' persons i5"in 'aih ..T
they 10 -.sic av cholera. ay-'urcry al summer
conn, iiiii- i-N,- iIii aud us1.'. Ais.
CU-. Tor coughs All rh"~ulA-IC All druggists Them.
ORRiN ShiNH Il co. Proprietor Springfield, NLsS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
RUTLAND COUNTY.

Three men we're hunting in Rutland or
Sunday. when in going through some brush
one OF them was accidentally shot. the ball
entering his hip and passing down the
n! II bone TO the knee, from whence it was
pN. ractel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28

'ALEDONIA ASSOCIATION @f Il meet i'll II nd
wick, ct. It'll. Il N 7 VI for pas, kcIu. ), -,
j. T0RREY, S rbe.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

The first action Of Congress in refer
ence to Teconstructi0n hiss caused no
little anxiety among the Union men of
the South. They Interpreted the adop.
ton of the Stevens resolution to mean
that Congress would follow Er. Ste
Ven's declared policy, snnul al that
had been accomplished in the way OF
reorganization, and remand them to
military rule The Louisville Journal,
which represents the most intelligent
and reliable UniOnism of the South, as-
Stunning that Congress will act against
the Presidents policy, calls earnestly
upon the Union men Of Kentucky ind
the whole country to rally around and
support the President Il proceeds to
point out the evils that will follow q re-
turn to military rule power and pas
sion will produce sullenness and enmi-
| ty, and the South be re-baptized With
! iiFe and vengeance & WAT OF races
would be almost certain; time, instead
OF healing would aggravate these evils
and the people Of the South, driven tC
desperation, would soon be ready tC
welcome 3 foreign invader as the sole
hope Of deliYerance from the yoke oi
Vassalage.
The Journal may not have cverdrRWI
very much the evils Of long-continued
military rule-and If fre-established oveI
the South as things nov stand it must
inevitably be for many years-but there
! is no occasion for its fears There is No
/ party in Congress that will follow Mr.
Stevens or any other leader in the mad
project of annulling the accomplished
reorganization of the Southern States
Whatever has been done will stand II
is not even probable that an attempt
will be made in Congress 70 raise an
| issue With the President az to his poll
/ cy, and if made it viii fail Perhaps =
/ majority Of the members think recon
/ struction has been too much fastened
! but they see the impOssibility OF taxing
| any backward step without causing
| greater evils than can come from hasty
reconstruction. Il may be considered
a settled thing that the present StaJe
governments Of the South will not be
disturbed They viii be permitted to
| proceed in the regulation Of their lOcal
affairs without obstruction, with the
single exception that the national Ex-
ecutive holds the power through the
Freedmen Bureau TO remedy any in
/ Justice TO the freedmen thst may be
| attempted by State law or otherwise
and Congress will legislstc to the same
end, if necessary, under the second
clause of the new amendment TO the
Constitution. Chicago RsPlf5heaL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18


AndTsF Johuson's Bi'th and EaFly sfrugF' 'ssi
JouTneym-n Tailor srrles, 1-dueztec py MS " ei
HIS Humble House Ai1srman- Mayor Elecleo %
the Lsgt sture, Presidential Hector Sta senator
Congre- -funan- tosgrsrr OF Ieulssseei United
states sens Or The Homestead Bal; Independent
0f southern slpmiOn. POauen o the slavery
Question. The Democratic Convention broken, and
Disunloa IN ggrsted. Eiecl-on 81 Lincoln BE-
chsnsns Cabinet Falling 10 Fessi Johcson Fail h
m the Union he taze- open ground sgainst the
Traitors; Secret Meeting oi t-e Gems p-rstorsf hiec-
i've Replies . BeoIsmlo, lane ard DAVIS. speech
on Punt hInsnt o 1rezsuni EE-ltenlenl IN the 5al
lsr.ez- Cheering for johnson anu g Union. Inc
People o. Ieaasssse Vote en- Secession under ar
llrocous Terr3ssmi sece=sIonists Hstred tor John
-on snd tn iiloh. lndgn ties fhered 10 him; Al
tends the u nic Couvenuon u Ezsf lenres-ee5 No
Cnmprornise 'E4th Armed Iraltors; Resolutions 2
Ezrel JessIe d. EFightifom the SeBatei Appointed
hllii ary Governor; Dialogue with Resfi Women
N dnig1f Alarm, Sulrlte1 Speecn to 50 dlers; Nor
gan and torresE l. es.re 70 Capture Governor John
soDi Marrow Escape OF johnson, C0nuuqed Deien-
se- Al Nashvl- .; johnson piores buelIS MoVe-
u5nisi Protests sgainst vac slaton without g I gti
c. 1eral Thomas aruves and sustalos Johnson a
FlEnilng Psr-ol aud the Governor ~ Prayer GOV
ernos's Family arrive after great psiii NsshYliie
Gus CT lrom Jhe oU er World bfeck-nuc s. and
FOREST determine 70 tax t, Morgan and orrest
A. cis the CITY from rive Points, ne gh', John
son Eays-"AuF one Whp "a Ks o. Surrender i VIII
shoot nm, Esehels Routed, snd Nashville Savea .
ttiri uuaes O. vernOr Johnson's Ter-p paranee Char
scter; De b1iids Railroads d sends IToops; ruc-
cess lu ths estcraiiOu Of Tennessee lie v .
freslcenCFi Governor jolns0u-s AuQfeas iasllytl
the LInco!n t0leyf Aels trutA 20 rhollQer sLI f.f
0tcia Letter Of Acceptance. Elected Nice-Frasi-
dent. lual glIGl speech. AssassinRton OF Alncolni
Preoauiious 10 Protect Wee President Johns /;
Visit 70 the Dying President Becomes President
and s sworn r, address 20 the CahiDeti his Fu-
tire Policy 20 be based upon the Past. Cancels =
Siave Dtser's Pardon; Treason the Z CHEST Crl me-
Reply % tl-isIIsn CSmuli-sion; DeputAtlons roIn
soeietirs. Cities ard Slaies Address OF southern
Refdeess and Presidents = Repigs Proclamation on
the Ciose OF tle Rereilo15 Re President Declines
3 Prs=snf from New YORK Merchants. AmnesiJ
Proclsu,stnc; Reconstruction P hey The Presi-
dent and the sunday ruJol C6iidre 2 Interesting
intery-W Of south Caro-. nIau= Eth the President &
Plsu Talk, I'll Hsairh Si fle Presidants Approves
Ets Seuteucsf on the AzEass Eaticu Jon-Tlfsiolsi
Interview WIN Pardon Seeker etc etc, ei1.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18
A can ON Thomas EwiRg, sea. and
jr., and aa Aneedete of Geueral


A can ON Thomas Ewing, sea. and
jr., and m Aneedste of t.eueral
sherman.
WashuEton corrssp1aienfs Nssark tmtrrsa.
WasHISGToS, January, lSt6. - Our
New Year came in With snow. mud.
slush, aud rain made bat few calls.
aud among the Few made Wss iuclud
ed General Thomas Ewing { found AZ
the house, the old familiar face OF
Thomas Ewing, the father. 1 was
pleased to see hia, st the age of seven
ty-six, looking so hale and hearty.
That old honest. logical face. looking 70
well, snd 80 Ike that l0rcible aud gis
Orous countensnce We have long known
and admired, was refreshing. and re
paid me Tor mile walk through sinsh
and mud
He told me that yesterday receiv-
ed 8 good letter from General sherman.
tie has just been making tour of In.
spection 70 the South lie states tha,
all who fought feel conquered aud nc
cept the situation, but the skulkers whc
avoided danger have become marnudar.
and brigands, and baud themselves Tor
mischief and disturbing the peace Of
the country.
'On the steamboat, Gen. j T. John
son was fellow passenger, aud he va.
cordially lAboring 70 support the Gov
ernmeut and restore order 70 the dis
tracted South. A euchTo party wa
made Up, OF which they were members
and in arranging for partners, johnson
said. sherman, have been opp0sln
you for four years, and have been bsal
en- all the time, and have got tired q
it, hereafter shan work snd play ol
your side, "
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

Y 8 DEIANY, Attorney at Law and Var Clam
u. Agent, Cleyel1nd, Tenn. u0y-5-lv
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

Eha original ard Bctt in tas ws-ft
4"e eaiy srus ana Pcrfect Has gss. H.rf..
iessi A.eiiaole AM lusiauianeuus. l.s.Ii..-..
Hlilie-ilaiciy q sPieadid blacA 90 a.te-.l
bfoEa, Nithoai snluElng the asir sr -.
heme,iiea the lll e1ecs ~ bad dyrs. 80
~ az bruegists. Tl- genuine .s s..t.-i
William A. Dstchslor. Al-o.
Atgtac-g.-ag Artruct e. Alfaa.r. .,-
A-s,'-iag aia D az .i..s 81 vi.
tdAisLLa bA4CALL0A, AaEla.t.
scpls-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

00IoREB LAaoEERs--A singular fea-
turs is nov being exhibited n C0lum.
bus ColOred men are employed By
planters 70 secure them lab0rers ard
the employees i paid 30 much for each
negro he procures The success is good,
for almost every negro who comes 10
Columbus appears anxious to make a
contract q work Farmers from every
direction tell u that the negroes are
going 70 work maufally and that no
difference can be perceived now in the
amount Of labor they seoomplish and
in tie dsys when they were slaves.
This certainly Is encouraging -C5'ina-
fGr1 Nst.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18
Ohancery Land Sale.

Elf tiriae ol der.se a thr Chsor-fg Da11ri si
u carfl &C. ialn-s..s. il TIE cs0.ee- . Naa III
aIieu v iaalus = Efadlfr. 81 air. au Ihauhefi
- 1aulrE- hra1le9 "a 80. Mem 81 sH.1Id a..
1- Erai.sF, 81 al i0aa acl aa, - 81. - llulfs
=. H.afeJ ct als. LaEau neLlrgir W. iunes 3
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

The New York Post giYes an interest
ing extract from a letter written by NJ
pu Chaillu the African explorer. who
has returned to England after having
been defeated in his design Of crossing
the African continent from the west
coast One OF his men accidentally
killed ten natives, which caused an A.
tack upon the party, and they were
driven back. He saved, however, his
Journal and astronomical observations
lie says; Il have been IN new countries
and penetrated much further into the
heart Of Africa than before. met
eight new tribes, hitherto unknown,
among them dwarf people who call
themselves Obongous, and who are
gypsies il their habits
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

The enthusiasm Of the people Of SWe
den, in relation 70 the adoption Of the
projects Of reform, maniiesta itself in
daily OyatiOns tsEard the kiag Some
days ago, when he Was Saving the
theatre a. Stockholm, the crowd Rish-
ed 70 deisch the horsas and drEH the
royal carriage themselves The king
refused, snd exclaimed SO long Es
an king ny people shall Hear no bri-
dieS