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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-08
The FeHiOHS and oar Lars.


When plain people hear that Gen.
Meade and the Fclian Gen. Sweeney
travelled nor;hwari for SOME distance on
the same train, they are APT t" wonder
why the former did not have the latter
seized and detained Gen. Ale:l,h knew
In all reason what Gen Sweeney MIS-
about. knew that he MAS engaged IN en-
ganizing and setting on foot military ex-
petition against Il people with whom the
United States are III peace. and WAS
therefore at work vinlaiin" our laws The
answer must bc that though Gen. Meade
may haze becn personally convinced of
tins. lI'. had no jrroT OF ii. -iich a. would
warrant the summary arrest oi' Sweeney
and his associates.
Nevertheless. the duty oi our Govern
ment in the premises l. perfectly clear.
These Fenians have no right primarily to
make war upon iho>e with whom their
Government l. III peace. for one "i the
first Objects in having Government i 10
decide the attitude OF liz people toward
other nations, Secondly. their cOur-. l.
expressly prohibited by statute Ii l.
provided that every person ENGAGED ia
setting on loo; Il military expedition with
in our territory '::.@;tim~. any prince. or
State. or any colony district OF reuple
with whom the United States are al
peace" l. Liable Ia :>:suGh line and three.
yeai> imprisonment. This statute may
he easily eyaic,i 10 Il certain extent. \
citizen may leave or soil hv one route.
and his arms mav lie carried oyCr ilie
boundary hy another. and there i mo help
ior ii. But when our OWN al i n;,I,-
more or ir>> openly. the i.a>c of military
operations against a nci.hbOring people
troops mastering in squads or organized
b"iir-. taking their equipments ami arms
o>t,ntatiou~ly. officers muyin" about IN
uniform and eN,ryi>in. manifest command,
and the hostile intent OF the wilul,. thing
being e.incc,l IN a thousand way>-wly.
then the case appeals directly. ii ever a
c;I~e could. for a prompt ami rigid en-
torccmcni of the law~-Bef,n.I.,ssru
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-08
Selden ID. parker.> Estate.

THE subscribers having leen appointed hy the haror
bc PROBATE court Tor the district E--eN csil,>>i,!-
er> I" Eecehe examine and just claims "a demand,
e" al persons against the estate Seld-n ID Parker la
81 'Vto"ri ia said district. ,iev-a>t Ie,T-> Med liz
SFth. ai'i The term oi six months The lh .r al
MAJ io o lis aoSel 10y said She editors q,
>l 1.et>ed 10 exhibit and prove their RESPECTIVE
yialn li're Us Give thai viii alieis 10 lh
dair> {" ouI appointment the dazzling house tf Sic
Pnen raIAe On the 9th !aE 81 July, ail 9Th ii NJ
veiber c5 al 10 O'Clock in e forenoon q; Zach II i
days. " sara
80 HARI ~ JupEyINEn
MOSES A. PARKER NvlH -
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CuEyALlEwS LIFE ior the IlAls

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Col. booker seems not TO have Known
what he WAS about The Fcnian> have
no cavalry. and the order WA, foolish in
the extreme. He * severely ccr-urcd.
The regulars and artillery were not far in
his rear. but there seems 10 have been uo
cooperation. The >kirini>h. lor ii was
nothing more, lasted about two hours.
Tie news that he Fcnian- had rctrelted
was received with great joy in this city.
They did not notify their piclct>, which
nave fallen INTO the hali,is 0i' the Cana,il-
ans.
Gen. Napier. in command at Toronto.
says that they are 10 he considered II
prisoners of war. r;re announcement
was loudly chccrc,l on the -trcel. the
Fenigns are called pirates, ia:,li!>- rob-
'cr>. and the crowd NV the nit",i states
must give them up They forget the ii.
,NbanS raid, and The decision %! the Can
adian courts The Eenians in the yicimi.
y Of ST. AlhanS are reported tn have
moved, 500 strong. this m"rnia". They
will be opposed hv a larrc force il they
cross the line \ l,rgc number ot ;os-
ton Fciian> are there. Niclac! S,.alan
and Nathan are among the o!li''cr> 1t Is
sail they ioine'l Spear thi~ morning,
The Toront" regiment became Greatly
Icmor;,iizad and scattered yesterday. ami
hal l,,. I,in,,- I.., ORTIZ, Il
have marched without muci. RESISTANCE to
Hamilton: hui to-day there are %jn0
troops i'll that yicimty. Ii Cen. spear
advances. there will be Il collision to-mor-
row not far trms y. ir.nand~ There
are No sicn> of Finian demonstrations in
ills city. WIS informed liz :; F,nirn 1t
ii, Alban> that there w,rr i00.'i0l ready
10 rise tn" l1amnn; they entered Cunlia.
in; there will he no uprising.
Tie Catholic Iric-t- IRE The deadly "a
c.nr> of the nitcd STATE, Frnian-. The
priests have known Ill their plans. Oh
tanned them through tho confessional.
while tia Government; has had Ihr benefit
Of the information: - am informed nv u
gentleman whose standing and nI.;m> ot
information are entitled to tie Ei.hr-i re-
>pc"t.
Ii spear moves OH We -iiali have a.
other exciting day lo-mnrrow. MES
Spear Is"S more than eight hundred mcn
lie viii he quickly o,gpnwcgc. am
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-08

NR. MuKKILL HIS OWN STCCE>soR.-
The last brattloboro Phoenix Is out in Il
candid and sensible article in which it
advocates the rr-clccion of Justin 5.
morrill, to the House. II cnlorces it,
views in the following language:
Mr. Morrill, has been in Congress
nearly twelve years. and bow satisfactorily
and how we'll lie has DISCHARGED the duties
OF his office the whole country knows
Hv his uniil'iMg Industry, patient Research
g, and unswcryin9 fidelity TO the public
welfare. j., In, won al honorable name
great respect. and widespread Influence
He now stands IN the front rank Of our
ablcst men in the House Of Representa-
tiyes And the rank be now holds and
the influence he now ,xerl-, lie would be
able to retain for IN indefinite period if lie
were willing still longer to serve his State
and the country in his present capacity"
An Engli>h visitor was struck on enter
in. Mr.. Powers studio, at Florence. by
the well-kDown bust OF Andrew jackson.
''Who Is this, pray? An American -
"YcS, General Jackson" ''Oh, indeed ~
turning with btatitie delight to Mrs. John
Bull MY dear, this is that brave Stone
wall Jackson of whom you have heard 50
much"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-08
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-08
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-08
EULDING Il POCKET LANTERN

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The i'cni0H IHruSiOH.

W. owe mach space this week to the
,lc,patcI,a, relative TO the movements OF
IA, Frnians. is being the all-absorbin@
to,,;,. ii interest ID to the time Of writ
ino tl,;. (rbur,,lay \. NJ. J there had been
no collision reported between thc oppos-
IN, t.gr,.- even; fine skil1ni~h at Riducway.
thoa.n it has been ,tacd every day since
Sunday that the invaders were about to
,D.,L, ;; move. Very likely before this
time they have made Il hostile 'lenon>tr;t-
ton. In fact. the rumor came from
North Troy "Wednesday evening. that can
nona,Iiuu hod been heard there all the
ai,"rnoon. How reliable the story is. we
don't know.
Whatavcr * the final u,-hoi OF this
marauline excursion. we think the hu,y
OF the i. =. Government is plain: and
", ar, clad to see that it is apparently
l,,jur i, efforts 10 prevent any armed
.1nrn from crossing the border. \ dcs-
potch from Washington. which we give
elsewhere. contains the order for the al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-27

respectable connections, o native Of NORTH
Carolina, by the name of Loui: +. WON.
BILE, charged with horse stealing. Inc
crime was fully proved upon nm ana'
indeed, he made an unrcserved confession
If the fact, but implicated two other per,
>ons Of this city, who instigatcd MN 20
IN. commission of the deed-irst, by ply
inc him with liquor, and afterwara =,
alternate threats and offers of reward.
,he horse being stolen for their benen..
He named the persons; hut "A no arIcs.s
nave been made IN consequence. aha as
hi. confession is not thus far fortiheu o!
outside testimony, there is no use IN deslg-
mating them by name. Womble was ar
rested Yesterday in Richmond. He Is q
printer by trade, only eighteen years OF
age. and of a pleasing, ingenious connte-
nance. There can be but little doubt that
he has fallen into evil company.
As the city Jail has been repaired and
strengthened, there will probably be no
more complaint of the escape of prisoners.
Eight rooms of the building have been
ca,ed with thick granite slabs, and made
50 secure as to DEFY all attempts to pene-
trate the walls. SNowDES.
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Shocking Accident TO Captain Rober, Mount
castle--Crime Oh the Observation-Disclosures
uorsc.stcaiiug-(ity Jail.
PETERSBURG, July &c, 1866,

PETERSBURG, July &c, 1866.
A shocking, and it is feared a fatal acct.
dent happened in Surry county yesterday
To Captain K. Mountcastle. When first
discovered, hc was found in the road with
one foot attached to his sulky, and the
horse running at full speed, dragging his
b'dy after the vehicle. After consldera-
bic effort, the animal was halted, and the
suffer released, but in an insenSibic condie
ton, from which 1t is unprecedented he viii
not recover. He must have been dragged
a considerable distance, as nearly all the
clothes were stripped from his body, and
his flesh, particularly his head, very much
bruised and lacerated, and in some places
torn off nearly to the bone. Captain
Mountcas,le formerly lived in Richmond,
where he is well known; and to-day his
friends there have been advised OF his situa.
ton By one of his neighbors, who came to
the city for that purpose.
So far from there being any Improvement
in the public morals, crime, especially IN
the way Of robbery, Is evidently on the
Increase and the perpetrators, by long
familiarity with the business, have become
more skilful and daring. A night or two
ago, Mr.. John Davidson had bis chamber
entered through the window, and his mo-
ney distracted from hi, clothes; and this
morning about 4 O'clock, after the day had
begun to break, Major J. Arthur Johnston
was awakened by q person leaving his
room and looking ont in the yard he saw
another in the act of searching his carpet
bag, with the clothes he had pulled Oft tho
night previous lying on the ground by his
side. The rogues, finding they were els
covered, fed precipitately, leaving the
carpet-bag aud clothing, but bearing of a
valuable gold hunting. case ladies' watch
aud chain. II was light enough for Major
Johnston to see that the parties were
white men. The police we're Immediately
Informed Of the robbery, and the rogues
were tracked through one or two streets
and several alleys, but tnally oil traces o.
them were lost.
-Four persons, after full examination
were committed by the Mayor this morn.
! ins to be tried for felony before the mex,
fesm al the Hastings Court, from whenc,
tl,ev will be sent on for final trial to tn,
. Circuit Court, which meets next lNovcm
Der. Several other cases nave been dis
posed of in a similar way, and there |,
every prospect that Judge Chambers vii
have d very full criminal docket before
him when he next takes his seat on the
Lcnch.
Among the cases before tho Mayor to.
day there was ono which deserves special
notice. IL was that of a young man Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-27

GETTING A MISSOURI JrRY.-Aprop6s OF
the legislative situation at Nashville, the
Banner of that city relates that several
years ago Thomas II. Benton was travel.
ling through one OF the border counties OF
Missouri, when, hearing that court was in
session at a certain point, he concluded to
pass that way and give it q call. Passing
through forest and brier, he was directed
toa clearing" where q rough frame of q
house, without roof, might be seen, sur
rounded by stumps OF trees and supported
by spices Of sapling. Tho Judge was
seated on a log without his coat. Presently
the sheriff made his appearance. "Mr.
Sheriff." said the Judge, shave you got
that jury" The sheriff, blowing and
sweating, replied, Got nine Of 'em, your
Honor, out here in tho thicket, tied with
hickory ~wythes." "The h. you have -
reared the Judge, "whcre is the other
threcr y :" EZ for them," answered the
sheriff, "I'ye done all conld do-set two
dogs and three niggers on their trail, and l
reck'n they'll fetch 'em by'n byo."
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JOHN CHINANAN's SoLILoorY.-Thc
Union Democra. California; says:
A moon-eycd Celestial, with chop
stick in hand, sat eating the rice Of his
dear native land when ceaSing at length
his belly TO fill, he communcd with HIM
self un the Civil Rights bill. No more eatcc
lice, no more catcc rat me Mclean Anne
ricaul man, and mustn't do that. Ne
yctee, me swear, and do what | will, for
such is the law of the Civil Rights bill. No
more huntee hole nor hide like a mice,
when tax man he come a hunting for licee
[licenscl; for Mclean Congress say John
Chinaman is good as q r;ggcr or any white
man. Me ikee be judge, me likee white
wife then Chinaman happce the rest Ut
his life. Ne wantce big office whenever
me vote; me wantee plug hat and long
| Shanghai coat John Chinaman, Mclean
say what they will, for such is the law of
the Civil Rights bill. John twisted his pig
tail aud looked a, his clothes, wide opened
his mouth, and grew red at the nose. lie
felt a contempt for the pick and the drill
since Congress had passed the Civil Rights
bill. But after reflection John broke out
anew, as if he had resolved what course to
pursue. me no like a niger the China
man said, 'hc no Mclean man, with his
woody black head. Nc kick him, me lick
him, he hit, and me spankcc, for John
Chinaman is as good ns q Yankee. Darkee
no good, he smell um too strong nc no
likee Chinaman say tail is too long. Me
no likee Irishman he fight nm too much.
Me no likcc Frcnchman me no likee
Dutch. Nc likce Charles Sumner; me
likce Thad. Stevens; for they arc content
to take Chinaman's lcavings. SO now me
a Mclean, entitled to vote, to wcara plug
hat and a long Shanghai coat pay en- no
licee, and do what ] will, for such 's the
law of the Civil Rights bill.'"
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npv aOODs. SHOES, 30.

NREAT SUCCESS OF THE OLD
rsTABIIsUED STOR The crowd that
,snr,,a. H. s,nrsn M LEVY BROTHERS testify IN
tho fact that there Is an advantage IN purdhASins
their goods Of them. . a,s
and n prices that are bound to satisfy the closest
buyers. ~ ca, po,,,os
s.cnnss and Circular, ak q reduction OF % per
cent. full yard wide French Calicos at ~ cents,
Whit, Br!lliants At IS cents, Bishops Lawn ~ :.
csnts Nansook, full ons and a half yards wide. al
81 cents Check Muslin al ~ and Is cents, White
Flannel all wooU IA. - cents, Linen Collars o. ,
cent? per dozen, Grrnadine and Hermann shawis
Al low prices, Barge shswls At 81, Lawns and Mo-
ynnbiIues a, Is cents, and lots Of other goods
Ut low prices. LEsf Bhvi nSh7'
~ 2g.ts No Is Main street.
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HEALING SPRINGS WATER,
PROM THp
HEALING SPRINGS.

BATH COUNTY, NlRGlSiA. ,
The PROPRIETOR, 81 these highly celebrated
Springs have, in view q. meeting III" demand OF
the public, had In. water carefully bottled at the
Spring, AS heretofore, In such manner a. 10 pre-
serve lt- virtues and characteristics b, when Used
:, the fountain.
it, properties ar. Well known, and experience
has proved It's great value IN TIE following as
eases, which have been cured by H. use hcr"inis,
Eryoipelas. Torpidily ofthe Liver, Dyspepsia, Aph-
In: .r Thrush, uIrua ian Offensive discharge
from the noo,rill, lutractabl. Di,eas"s 81 n. nhil!,
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, ENLARGED Pros
Tate Gland, E.l. Igom-ilt of the Splrr.. Urinary
deposits, lrritabiiity ofthe Bladder. Diseases OF the
hliueys, spinal Irritation, NeuralSia, hheuiha-
ism, pisease. 81 Females, Chronic Orhthalmic
Affections. whether dependent upon 'trninou. or
uthgrdyscrasia Of the body, and IN all d'9rl'ra's
and morbid conditions of the Eye from neglected
PIC TIN n0LLAES por case Of one dozen
hall. gallon bottles. order, enclosing th.s amount
Will racriv. prompt attention..
pLsCEJPTl VI PAMPHLETS, c"nt4inins CERT
fc.tr- Of cures. and highly interesting letter it,m
most r.-rrciab!c sources, and other iLiorihah"n'
can ba had on application 70 ;. A PORTER iieai'
ms springs, Bath county, Va, or 10
PURCELL, LADD i %. .pruEsl.tT,
General Agents for the sale OF the water.
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VlK,iiNlA CENTRAL RAILROAD
" SCMAER >cnEDCLE.-Tna THRr"':;
ssESGE FRAlT On and after SAfrrpt9H
June -, VIII leave Rtrh4nut sunday. exc
=. N. "''s' q. S."
THROUGH TICKETS sold rt, Tro,e, . =
Stage Line for Harr.outurg. WircE...1
other point. an Valley TurLIt L. Al
bIing's springs, Rrcksrs ~ IA P,th H.
warn; Hot, h+a,;ns sat VIM s~r,rhgr ,rrn.,
Natural Bridge, AMI Eoc4ur4.. Fvt. 80
virginia AID Ienn-ss," railroad h. ~.
Memphis, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY. Mil ~,
leans, aud Orange AMI Alexandra ra.t - r,'
burg and other important points IN Ito .u,,E ..
The Trains make CLOSE u%.EtI.u.>
Trains on Orange AMI hi"X.a.r. rN.r,I -
ami south, and through them with the ls.n..,..
Tenn-.sr. railroad.
The NIGHT TRAIN Is discontinued ar .hn rr..
sent.
An ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN vii h. -, D..
tween >taunton ami Richmond ,n IHaaAT,
WEDNESDAYS, AMI SATURDAYS a"ay 80
ton ut 2 ~ A. NJ, arriving IA hlchurgi a !. -
NJ. Leave Richmunl sane lay a.. ) Up -
arrive At Stanton at IL - i. VI.
FREIGHT TRAIN "u TUESDAY,, TIrE.nAv
and SATURDAY at'sp 4 v.
IL D wHrTCuNR.
'aB General Ngr.rtm'.r 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-27
rHEAP GOODS WILL soon
y ADVERTISE THEMSELVES
| 10 NOT ADVERTISE THE PRICES OF MY
CHAP GDODS.

come 10 uy store and see the cheap goods, learn
III. rric... and YOU vii! be sure 10 buy.
Bring in vour lnug memorandum for goods and
have 1t Oiled cheap.
TO saw. a few dollars In your Dry Goods pur-
ch.scs is AN object worth attending 10.
Look l-.wh"re and price the so"is, anu Iheh
come 10 nv stor- and max. your purchr-cs
Ion't forget, al kLEkIELis CHEap STOKE.
/. o, No. 81 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-27
ID OCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
sALTSo OR MASS.
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
There =. an article on the market apptoXiihatihg
Very closely e. this medicine IL NAVE, but differing
very widely ~ suD-rAS,E. P"rs"ns wishing 10
procure The SALTS OF THE oCkBllDGE ALUM
SPRINGS III Rockbrldyo comfy, Va, are n"f!i'd
that they can b. had a, THE SPRINGS and oi
PURCELL. LADD ( co, Richmond
A. b. RUCkER, Lvnchuurg;
COLEMAN 4 ROGERS, Baltimore
HLGEMAS : Co. New York.
O:hcr druggists n Virginia and IN the other
STATE. who keep these MINERAL WATERS on sale
IN our bottles will be supplied with these valuable
SALTS and furnished with tn" proper Credentials
anl with our phamphlrt.
The sales of both thu WATER and the SALTS are
rapidly rrgainins the position they h@ld bo'a h"fih
sud south before the war.
Prtc. Of GENUINE Alum Mas, $50 per pound !:
as per ounce. FRAZIER y RANDOLPH,
ivc-lm Ptupri.tor1.