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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

Mr.. Davis is rapidly growing gray, and,
though not actually sick, does not possess
very strong lease Of life. lie has no Wis
itors, except ocessionsllya clergyman from
Richmond, but converses freely with the
Union sficers who have charge OF his pris-
on. This confinement Of such q man, away
from his family and the pursuits Of life for
which he is so nObly qualified, is Oneamong
the gra dest outrages Of the times. The
future historian Of the country viii blush
70 record it-Nsn,
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tho LIST Of Nav, we will send copy oil Applet Gus ty.
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WAsHrSGToy, Feb, 2.-In the House Ste
vens from the Committee on Reconstruction
reported back the constitutional amendment
bill, modified by striking out the words,
"iirect taxes" and confning il to the sp-
portionment of representatives.
Stevens in supporting the resolution,
spoke Of the President as having put forth
n proclamation, or command, at the very
time Congress was legislating on the con
stitutional amendment Stevens said this
was in direct Hviolation Of the privileges OF
this bedy, and contumscious, and would
have cest q British king his head
Smith called for the reading Of the paper
containing the reported conversation be
tween the President and q distinguished
Senator on the subject Of the amendment
Stevens said that IL diFss-fcufths Of the
House voted far depending smsniment i
world not require ttssiguatars ~ lie Frs--
idsnt
The Constitutional ar-l3msni passed. =
ibs Ho1ss yesterday lstr5s ca aii sllusion
"a direct tszss The s1scl or he ansnl-
msni, thsrefors j. % e, slnds from he b.
sis 81 rsFrrrsn tHtian AZ C. rfon he d.
'ise frrnct se e denied u .i-i4-ei. n %
al an ~ -
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voluntary servitude. aE fr,
WMHlyoros, Jan. 30.-The House re-
committed the constitutional amendment in
relation 10 representation without instruc-
don TO The Committee on Reconstruction,
and Afterwards went into the consideration
Oh the Senate bill to enlarge the powers OF
the Freedmen's Bureau.
a resolution extending the courtesies Of
The aoor 10 the members elect from Arkan-
kss was disagreed to.
The PVsident's messagein answer to the
Senate inquiry relative to the negotiations
II 1851 with Mexico, for the purpose Of
marching United States troops from Guaz-
amss to Arizona through Mexico, encloses
papers giving the correspondence between
Secretary Seward and Senior Romero, dated
May 3, 1861, upon the subject.
The Commissioners Of Internal Revenue
recommend that in future $1,000 income
be exempted from taxation, but that not
over $500 be deducted for house rent.
WafHIEeroS, Jan 3l.-The House Com
niit-s On Commerce have proposition be-
Tor, ihsm TO reduce the emolumenis Of COL
lsctort n Customs 10 reasonable amount;
.5rus o. them in salary and perquisites,
having made from fifty TO one hundred
thousand dollars per year.
The House passed bill that the produce
sf timber owned BY Americans in New
Brunswick shall continue 10 be admitted
free % duty.
Mr. washburns from tho Coum ttse on
Commerce r-pcrtsi q bill repsslirg all
fsiirg Boz aiifH
Tts t5ut rsirsisi Hr. sehrss amend
msuf
Ths Hcl then voted 10 hs resolution
rsr1risl n IN ibs Rfcs1Ht-urfian Csmnii-
-, viii .ts following rsslli-7sas 100
rsys e.
~ sra sf- sasirF -l fT7-lhir1s tiT-
- -rfrf : e r--~. s-',y, - csrsfi.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
"1He UOoden End of the BOard.o

Gen. Banks, in a recent speech deliver
ed at Washington in favor of negro sut-
irage, told this anecdote:
"When was younger than | am, in
the State Of New Hampshire, at the town
of Nashua, where obtained my educa-
ton at a University with belfry at the
top and a water wheel under the lower
stories, Qaughtcr) lookin. out with my
associates and teIlow-studcnts upon the
smooth and CLASSY surface of the NIerri-
mac river that stream Of perpetual life.
we saw 4 colored boy, intimately known
TO Us, upon the surface engaged in the
pleasant exercise OF skating, for it was
winter. While we looked upon the beau
tltul Merrimac, the little negro boy sud-
denl y went in. You may never have seen
negro under such circumstances. Haueh-
ter
We went down to him with all the
speed possible. Going out to the middle
OF the river we took up plank and hand
ed 1t to the little negro. and he grasped it
with as much alacrity as any one of them
Will take ballot when we give it to him.
just as we lad got it on the hole into
winch he hal fallen, lie fell off the plank
and went in again. The second time he
came up he wore an expression | shall
never forget. You have never seen ne
grO under such circumstances. II 3uohter \
He was speechless, his emotions sup
pressed all rhctoric he did not INDULGE in
any cloquence at all. He srasped the
plank this time, not with alacriiy, but with
terocity, and we brought him again to the
surface. We thought he was negro
saved from the jaws Of death but off the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
Theodocia w. Patridse's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held at St
Caledonia District, bloomsbury. within and for said
district, Oh the 9th day of January, A ID lSG6.
Instrument, purpOrting be the last Will and Tesla
A ment of TheOdOCia W Partridge, late Of Peacham, in
said district deceased being presented to the Court by
Henry Walker the therein named for probate
ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein lie notified tOappear at session said court to
he holden Probate Office, III ST. Johnsbury, the
18th da of 1eb 1866, and shew cause If they may
have against the Probate of said Will for which purpose
1t further ordered copy of the record this order
be published thr weeks successfully In the CALIFORNIAN
printed ST. Johnsbury previous to said time appointed
for hearing.
ASA L. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
true copy of record Attest,
1890 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate
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Asaph BOutellc's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held at ST.
district, on the 18th day of Jan, A. ID. 1866
Instrument, purportng to be the last Will and Tes-
Aament OF ASaph BOutee, late of Peacham In saiddiS-
trlC deceased, being presented TO the by Mrs.
Fdea Boutelle the executrx therein named for pro-
bate:
1t is ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session OF said court TO
be holden at the Probate Office in ST. Johnsbury the
10Th day Of Feb 1866 and shew cause If any they
have, against the Probate Of said Will for which pun
pose 1t is further ordered that copy of the record OF
this order be published three weeks successfully in the
Caiedonan printed At ST. JOhnsbury. previous TO sal
time appointed tor hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
true copy of record Attest.
S7-S9 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate.
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ALDEN CONDITION POWDERS

They Will cure most of the diseases K w. =
horse and attic are iiatic, increase tae a,pc-
lite and spirits and ~iih respectable -roa.niI
give bright, CLASSY appearance 70 the ha;-
They are the result of actual and long uontinl e
experiment are prepared with the utmost cal,.
from the very best material. and guaranteed va
" superior 10 ANYTHING Known Many Etrn.ol..
gent emen- n~ntrS OF the horses. buy them b,
the dozen. and give them frtelr. as rrn>C-
quence. their hnrSes are asuays IN good condition
and spirits, aa4 remarkable fer thrir Srnooff
shining GOATS Fog sale by merchants ever
where L. l. BUTCHER n son, 81 Ar,al.,
Vt. rrr;.rietor>, DeinaS. Barnes x C.. -.
ORR, 'ohn F. Henry X Co, Warsrbury. y
wholesale agents. -7->e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
N ON-FREEZING INK
FOR SCHOOLS. &c.

Prepared from ingredients which from their ma
ture are impossible to freeze in the coolest wealth
er. Also,
BANK OF ENGLAND INK.
For public and family records This ink has
been Us ed IN the Bank of England over a centu-
ry' and is me most durable ink known. 1t is a
glossy jet-black on first application, and gives
writing beautiful appearance. Those that have
had ink spoiled by freezing, or have had valuable
writings fade out in few years, will appreciate
these inks. Directions for preparing either kind
sent for - cts. both kinds IS cts.
to6 NJ. r. WALCOTT, Amherst. Mass.
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Nathan y. Jaws Estate.

\VE,the Subscribers being appointed by the Honora-
BILE Probate the district OF Caledonia COM
mssioners, to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands all persons the estate OF Nathan
p Jay late of ST. Johnsbury In said district deceased.
represented nsolvent and the term of six months from
the 18th day of January, A. D.. lo66, being allowed
by said court the creditors Of said deceased TO
hbt and prove their respective claims before u.s. give
notice. that we will attend to the duties of APP
pontment at the dwelling house of Johr DANA J in ST.
Johnsbury in said district the Sd day OF March and
18th day of July next, at O'Clock n ON each Of said
days.
DAVID GOSS, oc,,.,.
$500 WIN, G. HOUGHTON, ''
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Eeaal.
Charles H. Wells Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. / At Probate Court held at 81
Caledonia District bloomsbury in said district Oh
the 18th day of Jan A. D., 1866
yi1HEREAS Amasa Knapp, administrator on the es
tate of Charles K. Wells, late of Burke In said dis
trct deceased proposes render account OF MS al
mnistraton and to present his account against Sai'
estate for examination and allowance for the purpose
of making PARTITION and distribution OF the residue
said estate decree of said court among the per
who by law entitled to the same: therefore or
dered by said that the under nsidera
the 18th day of February 1866 And II further ordere
all persons interested be notified hereof by publc
ton Of copy OF the record Of this order In the Caedona
printed at st Johnsbury three We eks successfully PR
vOus TO said time Of hearing that hey may appear ant
contest the allowance said account II they see cause
and also be heard by said court In the matter
and distribution OF said estate.
By the Court
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
true copy of record,
$500 Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
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little fellow slipped and went down. Yo

little fellow slipped and went down. You
may never have seen a negro under such
circumstances. Qaughter.) We handed
him the plank again but he did not touch
it this time. You may never have seen
negro refuse plank under such circum-
stances. Great laushter.) He addressed
us speech, and never heard a speech
that contained so much of touching elo-
eloauence as was embodied in that little
negro's speech. please glib dis Niger de
uoodeu end of dat board daughter.
You see the end we had given him was
the icy end 1t was the same icy endthat
the Southern people have been holding out
to him for two hundred years He was
entirely satisfied that the wooden end was
the best.
Now, sir, what we propose for the ne
gro in this country is, to give him the
wooden end of the board. He has had the
icy end for more than two centuries. The
desolation of more than moral retrlbutlon
has come upon the men who extended to
him the icy end of the board, and. come
upon them justly. l wish now to give
him the wooden end of the board. He
will receive from that act of justice the
same joy which that little negro expert
enced. Great applause.)'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
Reputation Established

Reputation Established!
.Nrs. s. Il. .Rlse,, IS truly "a
public bencfCesress. are hsr
sCossfserfsss stscCcss is a.ms.re.
&C deafed. EEer fua.c c.ss6
Ter discoveries korc goRc
66T0asf. astc; to-day sac is
isa her ft'se tic largest n,Ga.
HsNrfMress ga tAe srorts..
Everybody Interested.
4OHfh oHd osts age arc G!iii.t
teReGsfG ky ssse ase OF AIRS.
s. II. .siiet:'s gsosFa's EE.siy
RcSf0res' end EEGir Efresst
ing. They act directly ms:aa
the roots Of fhe heir, cawxisss
HrHrf0ist srosCfh and beal;s
fy. tossr hG:r, SE changed 10
greg or arhi:c by sickness or
0spe1' causes, sE-5fE SGoR bC src-
stored to ats natural coE0g
ana beauty. DGsf,trRG eraG-
tcated forerer. The FExET
failing stopped. TEe asost
dettc0te hcGG-GTess OF boz
Rctc0n be scoss. srsshosff fiaT
ofs0ttsRs. EI.cn,oSfdtEfshE-
fut fragrance to tsse asss.. -
impaired. IF gees srssh te
restore yoHs. heir, Gs IL
youth. and retain &! fhro..sA
fsfe, sCitl.osgf delay pssreIsGs
"a totsfe Of each Of .Tss.s. <. ~
s4iteN'S sEOrsd's Esais. Ees
SfOs'er 0ssE Dressing.
Sold by Druggists throughout the Eo.la.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
1SS & 100 Greenwieh ST., Nex.York-
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Guardian Notice.

STATE OF :VERM0NT, In probate court, held at the
Caledonia District )probale office In ST. Johnsbury
within and tor said district the 24h day OF JAN, A.
d.. 1880
BEL WILEY. guardian Of Herbert Z. Roberts
Alnor anu heir lie estae Of AmaZlah Roberts. late
oil ST. John>bury, In said district deceased appcd
ton 10 said court iOT Cenre sell the whole the
real estate oi his said ward representing that the sale
thereof for the purpose Of putting the proceeds such
sale at interest investing the stocks OF real
estate. u. Hid te beneficial To- said ward:
Whereupo. IL Is ordered Ly sid court. that said app
cation he referred session thereof heu at Inc
probate office. In said 1t. Juh>bury, the 10Th day
Feb, ID, lS6j, for hearing and decision thereon and
l. further oTcretha ali persons interested be notified
hereof, by publication of notice of said application i
order ihereU u weeks sICCes>lvciy the CaetOnian
printed JOhD>bury before sud hearing that
they sile ar al said lime and place. and Il they
catSe. Ubtrrt thereto.
By the Cour.-Altysl
$50 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge.
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BARNET OIL COMPANY.
Articles of Association.

Sec. l. We, the subscribers. do hereby volun-
the provisions Of Chapter IS, of the General
Statutes of the State of Vermont, under the
name of Barnet Oil Company
Sec. ,. The business of this association shall
be the extracting of petroleum from the earth.
and to dispose of such petroleum, and also to
purchase or lease lands or release the same for
the purpose of extracting petroleum from the
same, and for no other purpose.
Sec 8. The capital stock of this association
shall be eight thousand dollars, and shall be d.
vlded into three hundred and twenty shares OF
twenty-five dollars each
, sec. 4. This association shall be located at
Barnet, in the County of Caledonia and State Of
vermont, and shall continue twenty years, un-
less sooner discontinued.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
NEED WHEAT.

The subscriber would say to the Farmers of
this section that he has procured from Canada
West some Scotch Fifseed wheat-a nice article,
which is for sale at the Lyndon Mills
Also, choice white winter wheat + l9ur
81 9Gf ID. p HALL, ACT.
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RUTLAND and BURLINGTON
S9S AND
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROADS.

On and after June 26th 1885, Trains will run as follows
MOVING SOCTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, 900 \. 1900 II. LIS 945 Pm.
Arrive at Rutland, li,ii 5,l5 \. &l5 IL 70 An
Leave Rutland. I'D p Y. $50 l2U "
Arrive at b. Falls 30 9,45 500 "
Leave Bellows Falls, 2.3J :" 7,55 An. $40 "
Art. at Brattleborp, 3,2J " lU,lU 4,W "
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BrattlebOro 1G3u A. n 4,iO P n S3I Pm.
Arrive at B Falls, HIS s. :. 9,0
Leave Bellows Falls, Ii ~ u" $40 lOW "
Arrive at Rutland, - P n SD l1io -.
Leave Rutland, lO 6W An o.Iu Pm y ~ :,
Arriy. at Burlington,4 D. 8,45 =. 1855 SIS
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS.
At Burlington with Boats on Lake Cbamplain and Yer
mont Central and Veruont& Canada Railroads for Mont
peer St Albans, RouSes Point, Montreal Ogdensbugh
and the West.
At Rutland with trains for Troy. Albany and New York,
Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the West. .
At Bellows Falls with trains on Cheshire Railroad for
Fitchburg. Worcester. Lowell and Boston with veg
mont Valley Railroad for Brat eborO Springfield Hart
ford New Haven and New ork and with Sullivan Rail-
road for Windsor, White River junction. Wells River ST.
JohDsbury Newport Ltteton and the hite Mountains
Passengers for the West will find this Cheap, Pleasant
and Expeditions Route For Tickets and all necessary
information inquire at the Offices on the Line
tIiau67 GEO. A. MERRILL. Supt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09

A company Of French capitalists have
bought the lands Of the St. Mary's mineral
land company, on Lake Superior, for three
millions Of dollars in gold.
Wife (complainingly): Il haven't more
than third of the bed" Husband (tri-
umphantly): "That's all the law allows
YOU.
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THE U. S. 80 COUPONS.

payable in December. January and Fe5rGary "
be Ca he'd al
The l>t National Bank Of 81. Johns hur,
al mstprity, when presented with the note, I'D.
coupons 20 be detached from the notes - -.a
bank.
GEO MAY. Ca>G;,r.
st bloomsbury, Nov. 2s, 1865
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09

Two MEN BLOWN TO PIECEs.-The
ordnance department at Richmond recent
ly put cart load or two of shells on a
sand bar in James river to destroy their
explosive power. The river falling, the
shells were discovered by two men named
Michael Martin and VIM. Reese, who car
ried lot of them to their house in the
city, and set to work with sledges and
chisels to unload them, designing to save
the powder and sell the iron. On Tues
day each was at work with twelve
FOUNDER between his legs, when one shell
exploded, set fire to the other, and blew
Martin actually into pieces. He died in a
few minutes. Reese was terribly hurt and
not expected to live.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
Auftion and 2rirate SAILS.
FOR SALE,

by the subscriber, his House. and lots by 10
robson the corner of Church and Summer SITS.
1t being nice and nearly new Cottage House,
with convenient Sheds and Barn. all in good re-
pair with large amount of fruit trees and
shubbery and is one of the most desirable and
pleasant locations in st. Johnsbury. Apply for
information to JOHN BACON, ST. Johnsbury Cen
ter, who is authorized to sell said property:
tlapr L. X. FAIRBANKS.
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NOTICE.--Thi is to forbid all persons har-
1\boring or trusting my wife, Janett, on my
account, as shall pay no debts of her contract.
ing after this date. The above is for good and
sufficient reasons, made known when called for.
JAMES TOWLE. JR.
Victory, Jan. Is, 1866 81 SO.
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ard eIpel disease They fGT-efiui III. ipul
breed and grow di>ieEi'eT stimulate slu-giS or
ed organs into the natural aCliuli ana itura.- .
tone With Slre,lCl to The " hole system. MOI ,r h
the everyday complains al eNerybals 3D..
formidable and dangerous diseases. " hir rf..t
powerful effects they al The lime ia .,,'
doses. the safest and best phAslc that cdu o..
Tor children Being >ugar-caated, they are lI.l.
take and. being purely Vegetable. are .it- 2.
risk 81 ann Cures have been made which ,.... 'r
liei, WEE they not spbstanaiea by men a.. ,uJf
position OF untruih, MANY eminent cl-r-s me- -.
slciai> have lent heir names Ia V.rJs the r,r b.
reliability oi our remedies. While others have.
ASSURANCE 81 their roiEici.o fllll our lr-aa-a..
tribute Immensely Ia The rcief II afflicted
fellow
The Agents be'og named pleased 10 furli,.. . ID.
our American Almanac. Containing ,iirrCtiu,lS ir ~
and certificates 81 their ii- fol,a H.. rr.
CosiiTeless, bilious Complaints. rheumatism ar-
heartburn headache arising from ipGl = oiarl I'd,
ndlseSiio a. morbid ilacliOn of The bowels aud p.
ic iherefrOin, naiuency, less u ae,ti.ir a. ,..-.
SliCh require an evacnani medicine Th,.l ai~r ..
TifyiS The blood aud stimulating lite ss>ftln cure o.,
complaints which II wUud moi be SUPPOSED rlt.y A
REACH >lit dearrf partial blindness, = rat
nervous ;rTiiability. arrangements OF thu liver 49,
iirSs, govt and other kindred complaints Al, LIZ 4
lO9 state OF the bSdc. oi>iT.ciiu II IL iuii H.
Ds no. oe put on ty unp.'nciPicd des,el> VIA -l-
preparations which ihe5 make prell ga B.l
AVER 5 and take no others The sick NArl tn, is
here Il ior tReI:s, AMI They should have il
Prepared Or } & AVER CO. Lowell Mass anu .
10y > L Bingham and ). Randall, 81. JohnS5uGy L.. :
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Mfdifal.
A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS

Are tie lnost perez, ,.~-
ihe which " are ala.
rroa-cc or which
Ia eHrr Vel been u.ss
anybody Tia ir-fl.,---
aolndauily shoWn o.
community how mu,.
eNoelthe ordinary ar.
m Use They ar ~,
pleasant q TAX. a !.
iui To cuIe TLsir l,,.-
ing l'-"l-T1ie> -iia.us-..
NirM actiEtiles 81 Ia,
Remove ihc ot,S'rarr
IL ~ -auS. puruv IL.
TrTs.#fll- TlY.sT.f1l f4,r.r..-