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For Sale
Sherif,s SaleIar

Sh0r1H IS Sdl6GaII
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
s County Circuit Court, In Chancery, Dscem-
George Mendel. Complainant,
Against N
Walter g. Scott, and Hannah, his wife, Dar
yid Salisbury, jane Cunningham and Sans
uel w. Cunningham, defendants.
VIRTUE of q decree rendered in the above
entitled cause, by the Circuit Court of Ohio
county, on the Chancery side, December I'd y
AL d. 1865, j shAll ptoceed 10 sell at pnblic
sale, at the front door OF the Court House OF
Ohio county, on the 20th day OF January,
1865 at 10 O'clock a. m, TO the highest and
best bidder, the following described property,
VIZ: Lot number one hundred and eighty
one uSl), situated on the south side Of John
street, in that part of the city Of wheeling
called East Wheeling, and particularly mem
toned and described In the said Dill and de-
cree. =,
money cash in hand and the remainder in
three equal InStalmentS, payable in six twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from the
day OF sale, reServing to the purchaser the
right of paying any great eppart, or the whole
OF said purchase money, in cash, butf credit
payment is chosen, then: the purchaser Is to
give bond, with approved persona security
Tor the deferred, or credit fnstalments.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
q, .sf7,!r5., lg~s sheriff of Ohio County,
And Special Commissioner In this Case.
10 Wheeling; Dec. %. 1855. ;-3Ii dec2S-td
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ansaratfr.
Franklin Insurance Company
=aE OF whEEI1Se. So

A0VsVVVS
DIRECroRS:
T. a. Logan, T. p. ShaIlcross, Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZoeGller, Saml. McClel-
Ian, G. W. EranEheln, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
LauGhlin
UIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared to take risks at
fair rates on buildings OF m kinds, mercha1l.
disc, manufacturing establishments, furnt.
ture, steamboats, and cargoes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives OF per
sons for n term OF years. This Company of
feFs superior inducements TO larIners, where
by they can be insured for three years at re-
duced nteS. This being home institution,
composed OF some ninety-four stockholders,
most ofwhom are among our best business
men, recommends itself 10 the favorable con-
sideTatiou of the lnsuring public, and soucits
their PATRONAGE - --s-
Applications for insurance will be prompt
attended to by the Secretary.
Once, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
N.C.ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'Is MCCLELLAN, President. 20
GEO. AfENDEL, Vice President.
N. G. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions
OffIce, No. 1 Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co. q
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BY n resolution recently introduced
into the House of Delegates, it will be.
seen thai an appropriation is asked for
to pay to Col. Alexander, formerly A.
d. c. to the Governor, the sum of 5000
lost by him while bringing home money
from the soldiers at the front to their
families. At the time the Colonel lost
the money referred to he had just made
n most difficult and dangerous collec-
ton of nearly $4,000. up the Valley of
Virginia, and WINS on his way homo
with the money, when he mel with the
Incident.
we think It is no more than just that
the Colonel should be Reimbursed in
his loss. He served long and faithfully
to the State, attending TO the wants of
many of our soldiers-and us the acci-
dent occurred in the line of duty, we
are of opinion that he should not be al
lowed to bear this comparatively heavy
loss -.r
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fpf SAT.
Trnstee,s Sale.

WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
satuTda Jan29 ls st 70 5Glon 3, q aPi M,
county. viz: The center third part, being
fWenty.two feet, of lot No. los, on the west
side OF Market square or IN
to4fhe city Of Wheeling for Market square
purPosePs;e ,vs M. 81. a and e5 In the Second
pIeshytertan Church. Terms cash.
]. II. VILLAINS l1Assi.
The above sale Is postponed until Thursday,
January 18th, at O'clock p. m. yzT
:, fanS2-tdf J. II ia ltsat.-4A ~
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Che 1attelld1gl enrert:..

II
JOSH BnL1NGs.-From all we. can
learn we rather expect that the lecture
by this famous wit and hunorist, next
Monday evening, will be the great Sc
rio-comic lecture OF the season. His
reputation for good things-that is real
live points-points that have sense, hu-
man nature and instruction in them, as
we'll as keen wit and mirth-proyoking
humor, is second to no one in the
country. is1
He is continually getting off some
thing that people like to read. We no.
tice in one of our exchanges the follow
ing latest squibs from his pen:
Early impreshuns are the most
lasting.f The fust kiss and the fust
licking come under this he'd.
Things that are writ for bread are
apt 10 taste ofthe emptings.
Reputashun IL good deal Ikea bond
fire, yu hev tew Keep pileing on the
shaveings; If YIN don't the flames Will
soon subdew.
/ was onse asked If my forefathers
was EDglisbmen. told the i!iterate
cuss who propagated the question that
/ didn't heV but one father, and new
strictly ov the Massachewsetts pursWa-
shun.
Good wit liz sumthing like good luck
the more soon and unexpected 1t u,
Them who make the most blow hay
the least fragranse-it is jess SO with the
hollerhauk.
The best edukashun man receives
in this life, he gifts before he die, and
IL mostly consists in forgetting what he
haz larnt before. sl-i
upon an aclSt oV justiss, but heaVe up
their hats at display ov mersy.
Yet the one liz tie strength ov virtue,
while the other IL most often its greatest
weakness.
a mind that haz more imaginashun
than sense, Is like goose-fust rate
tew fly down hill.
don't think the world haz any civil
izashun few spare, but i think she haZ
more than she kan manage Well
Poetri, few be excellent, wants few De
like natur, but about times as Dig
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Hntal for Sale.

JGHE VIRGINIA HOTEL, SITUATED ON
the corner of Water and Quincy streets
Wheeling, VIVA, e offered for. SALE Lh ere
premises: also a good wagon shed. For furT
ther information apply to the proPrtetoTs;
tanlS.2wn j. q u hf1h.
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II TAREFHIS METHOD OF INFORMING
i my friends and former patrons that have
tnleens charge Of the Cutting and Manufac-
e Co, 11S Main street, Wheeling, w. Va,
where they intend TO keep a nfst-cfaSs Mer-
mems Furnishing Store, where would be
pleased to see any Of my friends and former
patrons. Any orders len with me or the es-
tabifShment shan receive my prompt atten-
ton, and entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
we win not ask the party TO take the goods
after being made. q y al 1888
AS ri yVfiitsIstfi it n g =
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RIVER NEws.-Thearive was falling
yesterday, with about ten feet Of water
in the channel.
The running ice had thinned out very
much in twenty-iour hours, and was
small in quantity and not very heavy
in calibre - being generally rather
''slushy."
The Buyard passed down from Pitts
bnrgh for Parkersbnrg about noon.
The Edgie-the river cnrrier-bird-
will leave for Parkersburg at 10 O'Clock
The Hiilman, the new Wheeling and
Cincinnati packet, will leave. for Gin
cinnntI at o'clock this II. NJ. She is
an excellent boat, we'll differed, and
deserves and will doubtless receive
heavy run of custom.
NIessrs. Booth, Bnttelle d Co. received
n dispatch yesterday that the new and
splendid boat Phil. Sheridan would
leave Cincinnati for this place yester-
day evening. She will DO here Friday
morning. Her trial trip on Saturday
proved her perfect success. We are
anxious for her to come TO our city.
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PRO BONG PUBLIco..

r1Vate Diseases
CURED m TIL sHoRTEsr PoSsLBLE RI
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Who have Injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED in when alone, a habit frc-
school, the effects of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of
his country, the darling OF his parents, Shoul
be snatched from all prospects and enjoy
ments of life, by the consequences of devia-
ting nom the path of nature and INDUCING
in certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
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For Sale.

Government Sale.
r. 8eaddiSe. &c. ii Original d Packages. VIII
Be sold at Auction, Mt the Medical PuryeyoEys
Warehouse, No. II Market Street. NASH
WILLIE, on Tuesday, Feb. g, 1856.
BEDDING.
1000 Hair Mattresses, Jointed;
1900 Hair Pillows sii . &C.
1000 CounteTpanes, Linen and Marssinss;
10000 Musquito Bars;
l5IO0 Pillow Gases; "a ~ 49,. . -
5000 Pillow Ticks;
5000 Sheets, Linen and Cotton.
h fifs.fe.. rIzsai CLOTHING. fh
1900 Shirts ..fi T9Ilfl--n 4Eessl- 81
10000 Drawers; i9A o.
1900 Dressing Gowns;
1900 Socks; ss--.- d. ..gstt -srT.
10000 Slippers; - fit= " =
10000 Night Caps.
= &. ~ +,ll.isUNDRIEs-l IuL- -st4I-f
$1,000 Towels, full size, huckaback;
l7'S SSS R RonRt5 Tegls eFaah;
1000 yards Red FlannelI
22OO " Guttn Percha Cloth;
1900 Gutta Percha Blankets; J,,.L
900 India Rubber Cushions and PluowSf
1000 Canvass Hammocks;
loco Blanket Cases
1000 lbs. OalIum and Tow,
Cotton Bats, Cotton Wadding, Tape, &c
a small portion of the foregoing articles arc
secondhand, and will be sold seParntely;-
The greater part are new and in original PACK
ages. Catalogues may be had on appllcatlon.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Bvt. Colonel U. 8. Vols,
janl5-l6t Medical Purveyor y. s. A.
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MARRIAGE,

Rehect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connu-
Journey through life becomes weary pill
grimage: the prospect hourly daEkens to the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with des-
pair and filled with the melancholy refiec-
hon that the happiness of another becomes
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DE. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate from one of the most emf
nent Colleges In the United States, and the
greater part of whose life has been spent in
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere has effected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great NERVOUSNESS, being
alarmed at sudden sounds bashfulneSS, with
freqnent hlushingt attended sometimes With
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For Sale:

'nei ot''ef VI Not JOSEPH sEYBoLD,
wheeling, Dec. 2ss i lSes. S0r dscsssd
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II Nruiury, March 90 by Rev. Il. n Burton, Henry
c. Newell! NJ D. Of this place, and Mss ii. Maria Ha
zen OF Nesbury.
In 81. JohnsbuTy, March q. by Rev. !. McAnn Mr.
Mark s. Jones Of Monroe, y H., and Mis- Ploomv
Houghton of ST. John.bnrv.
Arc, 10y The same March ;. Mr.. Hiram Davis Of
rownshend and Miss Lodema Chaplin of 81; John-bury
~ Lyndon, March q, ly Rev D. 5. Dexter. Rev
Church Tabor of Columbia Y H., and Miss Snsannah 5
Bur. Of Lyndon
In Glover March p, by Rev. $. X. B. Perkins. Mr.
Ctrl's Ross OF Waterford and Mis- Arlbel H. Cutler OF
Glover
In B4ron March. 90, Henry Q. Seaver of Coventry.
and Mss Eliza Haskell OF Barton.
In Barton March 20 Mr.. I. o Graves of Craftsbury.
and NJ Jennie V. tiuytr of Wolcott.
In Barton. March u. Mr.. Edward II. Holtham. and
Ms Emily NJ MorehouSc.
In Craf-hurv. March l.. DR. Augustus Paddock. ard
Mss Mary IL. Dustin, DO. h of Craf;-burv.
L. Barron. March =. M Charles H. Green of Ira=
burg. and Miss Chasina \. Cnwlc< OF Albany.
In Da,.viIl., March -. Mr.. Ephraim L. WILEY. and
Mia- Susan r. Clifford. both Of Walden.
In S:an-ic,d Mr. Charles Howard of Danviile and Miss
Amanda \. Blown OF S'anste.,i.
In Sutton March %. by Rev. VI. HILL Mr. Freeman
Hyde and Mr.. Aicline VI. Bunker. bo:h OF Sutton.
In Lyndon. March 26 10y Rev. NJ C. Henderson, Mr.
of Sutton.
Also March u. Mr.. VIM. Webber of Kirby and Mis-
\. ). Powers of Lyn,ion.
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Perry Davis Pain Killer.

=,
DEAR Sin u ought TO have acknowledged long age the
box Of pain killer YOU had the goodness To send 10 Us s
year Its coming most provIletaI, believe nun
bred, oi lives were saved Under cod by IL Inc cholera
appeared here soon after received it. We resoTted
Al the Pain Killer using as directed ior Cholera
list kept al whom the Pam Killer was given,
Native asst laus assure lis that out oil every ~
t. whom ii was prescribed, recovered. Ii has too been
very useful various other diseases. 1t has proved an
ncaIculable blessing mutues poor people, through
o. this egion Our native preachers willing
t. 20 out on their excursions without supply Of the
Pain kier Ii gives them favor i'll the eyes OF the peO-
PIE and access families and localities by whom other
| wise they would be very indently received.
| Believe me- deirsr
| Gratefully aid faithfully yours,
tAprl in JOHNSON.
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BOSTON MARKET. Mar. q.

Corn EXchaIge-The market for Flour Is steady Will
fair ie!n'iid Western =uperfne SOC 20; common
tX:r,~ ~ 80 >: medium extras AZ s. 81 H.; and goo,
AID cho'r including t,vore St Louis brands. 81 .0
lt.t ie barrel In Southern Flour nothing doing ant
price nominal. Corn ha. been quiet 81 ~ no'
tor Western mixed and o."a o. - for yellow. Oats
dull and in moderate demand at 81 6"c per bush. TO
Northern and Canada: and - 00c for Z Island Ry
AT ot2 per bush. Shorts 81
Provison--Pork so % 1or prime; Sos % for mess
and S:a SO for clear cash. Beef 81, % per Dbl 70
Eastern and Western Lard 70 zoe in bhls and terce-
Smoked Hams - ~ 4c per h. Butter 4ba SIC for com
mon and choice Cheese Is 2Sc per H. as to quality
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He coolest the Thermometer indicated at
any one time during 1850 was So below
".o on January 81. The warmesr was So
above Zero on June 18th. The coolest the
htmrn"Icr indicated al any one time dur
4- ISL was 80 below zero on Feb. 9th.
iEc Warmcst was 81 above zero on July
'l. The coolest the thermometer indcat-
o.. a any one time during 1862 was DO be-
''" /.ro on Jan. 18th. The warmest was
above zero on July 9Th. The coolest
ID" thermometer indicated at any one time
VI,u9 1868 was 81 below zero on Feb. 9th.
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat requires

immediate attention and should be checked. II allowed
continue irritation Of the lungs PEI manent throat al
nCurabe lung disease often the result
Browns Bronchial Troches having direct Influence 10
the parts give immediate relief For bronchitis. asthma.
catrrh consumptive and throat diseases, Troches
used with always good success.
Singer, and Public Speakers will lind Troohes useful in
,earn the Voice WHEN taken before singing Speaking
and relieving the throat after unusual eXerton of the
vocal cr-al, lie Troches are recommended and pre-
>Crhe! 10y phyoc and have hal testimonials from EN-
Iet thr,Ur hout the country. Being article Of
true merit and having pruTei their efficiency by test ~
iy Years, each Year finds them i'll localities
parts the World the Troche, universally
pronounce better than tthcr articles
Obtain only Browns Bronchial TrvChe>.'' and d. rot
take any the ruthless INIT atoms thai ue oiiercd
Sold every where III the United States and foreign couu-
TIcS al 81 ".'ut> U.. bOXt - Ipr66
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taD>'ni o. M"taYlth. also Ncr>ppt,) and IentIgo
F., ncS, often Errs tIHI- particularly to Ladies
al Light Complexion. iJr the iiscJurr spots show
AMY the blond" than brunette; but they greatly
lr .uty Ut either: and preparation that viii
Ell; ciuy th"m without furnS the color II tex
The skin j. certainly de>lderattim DE- b. G.
Perry, who has made diseases skin speciality,
dis. OVcrei Remedy ur these dlscUlDratOnS, which
: al once prompt, lulilIltt AMI harmless.
Prcptrei Julv hs b. e.. PERRY DcrEat0oSiSt, No 40
irl - New York, and Jr by all Druggists in ST.
JJI,Dry. Price - per bottle. Can Ut PER- Moth
and Ffccsie Lotion. tItlltj|
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ssGET! f;SS:': :2.;fiF,

SzG9T! fs.GE: IG:;fsT.
READ, READ READ .
Root rFSTa CrlNE i.rc>.1;r- The lie Il! !IIe HAIR
change i:om :iI, lis L;ual color in three
weeks; p.e, cit, ;c i, iiru. i..: i.,c /, ;, az
tIcle or drc-i- lie hair {, = i,,H II. market: vii
surely Ga'i'!iu' md cure =. sc:.scs of III,
scalp, is dciigiu.y lelil;med, cUl,s blldTes>. and
will not STAIN the skin tell the story uickly and
tell ii true, Which, w s:y il i Il lerec;
EScstorcr @ns. at...--faS Combined.
No other rcpara. ii H. hair contains ,t4ci;o
Nut Oil. Sod DT ~! n.u.,n.tS.
URKIN SAiHALE 6, 70, Sole Pro!rictors
Springfield, Mass.
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DEATHS.

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obltua-
ries, including poetry, line.
In Barton. Feb "A. VIM. c. Owen. aged ~
In Stove, March H. Mrs. Hannah Burt aged St reict
OF Capt. Edward Bur- formerly of DanviIlc
In Waterford. March II, Abigail, wife o: Dr. john
Reach. aged -.
In P"acham. March :, Mrs Ruth Farrow. aged s.
In Lyndon March -. Mr.. Lrwis Bonett aged 20
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BY Telegraph TO The CaledOnian.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET. .

Amount of stock at Market this wetk-Cattle. ?>a
sheep aud Lambs $50: Swine. 26n.
Prices.-Market hoef-exra. l3;,3 "a 400; J.. quail
Y. L a l6o; ID quality, llu l2..5 Sd quality.
"a 1n.5n.
Caiv--. - q L., 81 ~ "a 20: Y.arling-, ia 90 Two
years olis, - "a H., Three years olds 6o Ia 20; Sheer
and Lambs. i'll lot "a > Il ia 525 O. extra and St
lectiUns -. II "a >..n. or ) "a 4 cts.
Horses al market 1o:'.
Hides. "a SIC. Tallow, "a ..
Ieits, l.I5 IA - Calf skins, 100 "a 80.
There were about 2 less cattle at market than las
wt,k Quality about the same. On account Of the snal
number of De. the market quite lively. and price
Gee, from - - cents per cwt. About twice III,
numb Of -hrp market than there were last. Their
@,- not enough TO supply the demand last week ano
price .dvaEc, tritie. hut large number TODAY Ia
".oG Sh: h prices still lower than weeks ago.
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Samuel W. iShpr'S Estate,

SamUCI ". I lNhtr'N Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Cour; held IL ST.
Caledonia District bloomsbury, in said district
tn" 9th day" March. A. ID. lSi6
WHEREAS Ruth A. Fisher. Administrative on the
tate pf Sanu- W Fisher, ate uf Lyndon in
said district deceased PROPOSES L. render account oi
her administration and 10 present her account against said
estate examination AMI allowance Toy the purpose al
making partition ami distribution of the SAID
under decree Of said court among the persons who
by law entitled To the
Ii therefore ordered by said court that the
under consideration ami Toe heard the Probate Office In
ST J"hI>hury. the 18th day Of April. ID lcA1b- Aud
l. further OrieeI. that all interested to- nO
el hereof by publ cation OF copy of the record 81 This
order IA the CaeJonian. printed 81. JOhn>bury, three
weeks successfully previous To ALL time OF hea ing. that
the. may appear and contest the allowance OF aid
count ii they and also be heard 10y said court
Ia tue matter of partition and distribution OF said estate
By the Court.-Atlest.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
A true copy OF recori-Attrst.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Jud.e.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
A SUPERB AND VALUABLE BOOK.
COPELANDS COUNTRY LIFE.
A handbook Of agriculture. horti-
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II is adorned with 80 fine encravings. plans
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best manner of managing window plants and the
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Filth edition, revised, Svo So PIP. Price cloth
s.. Sent free to any address on receipt of price
Sold only by subscription. Agents wanted.
$685. DINSMOOR 4 CO. > Cornhill, Boston.
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overwhelmingly Vt.

North Latitude toity-toW degrees eighteo.
minutes, Longitude serenty-two agrees tire man
Wes Vest from. GfeeaWtch.
eek end Barometer. Til ,rmoneter. Wind. Rem arks.
y Mar a 3 A " Pm A
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, Il ]: CALF. DO \ | A \
7NrAI, AND STATE ITEMS.

s.. ", ,nar1yor to max" The CALEH"SiAN val''"''t
p. mars: and oar friends in Caledonia f''N ana
counties will confer great favor TO u and
, materially to the interest Of the paper ny sending
---.-.- ian 4 hIirt. lruhlt form.
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:, John,bury Center had row in
the other dav. the result of which
,.'DI ,L., the teacher had to flee for his life,
~. ~ oi,nIr school being after him. He took
,.'r rai-. bat until they came. had to be
-.-,.-,d by posse of Observation-Disclosures
>a'..I.
I'll" above is only another illustration of
... a,il.,r thal lie will travel a league
...,, ruth is putting on his boots. 1t is
,f.,nt now to say that the teacher above
..,.rrri 10 did not = flee for his lite''-that
. whole school did not follow him :;
"a .alr the 'posse of citizens" who pro
D." ;iiIn till the cars came, consisted OF
s.. small boy who drew his trunk 10 the
..,. on handSled.
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In.5" are but few particulars to add to
iHai!~ given in this paper one week
$50. respecting the destruction of the Rail
~ tonpany'> shops III this place. The
jos Niii no. probably exceed $4,000 or
5000, on Wilich there is M Insurance OF
mis- &9j.UD-noi 1000. a. some OF the
t,cr- have 1t. The company will imme-
rrIy Greet temporary building just
.,..l, 81 jhr old steam mill, which will be-
!,.,, for repairs together with The old mill.
pa, of which they already occupy. II is
,.in5-rd ;hat the new locomotive and the
.N stationary engine are not damaged
Yer cjJ0G. but the tools are a total loss.
f0!1.
!hr Connecticut Il Pa>sumpSic River:
L. l.. 90. hereby tender their sincere thank:
ot the Fire Companies, The Hook & Ladde
. and the citizens OF y. bloomsbury 10
..,r carnc>! efforts to arrest the conila-ri
..u which destroyed a portion Of thel
,-.o.rtv on the evening of March 2ist.
\. II. PERRY. superintendent.
81. .JoIlsbi,v March -, 1866.
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81. A.r +. Blunt. chief quartermaster at
..,,.- Monroe. returned TO his post on
,,,.nI,. after briet visit to his friends in
... u,4.,. and Danvillc. The colonel is
..... and IL popular a ever with all except
j. ,rr~Ii. This latter class don't love him
. Mogr rhan they do any other good
N.,... However. he carries steady
mi vita them, and the f. +. VS. will
.! hr,olc Tie colonel Gets through with
.rn ,i.., he j. one of the best friends they
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

-Rry. l.. b. Tasker. formerly of Sand
.:h \ H.. but of late missionary among
ruoolmpn at the South. has become
,,r ,f,hr Free Baptist Church at Lyn-
.pn Centre.