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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-06
N O T 1 c E

The Plssumpzic BAN, whose clsrter terminated Fb
r., l>S' gives notice that il il redeem IL tsrdn.
bills At the Firs; National Bank in II Iohushury ai o;
ye4l from December l. Sc a-ree5hy 20 the following
act. T.. q. EipINGTpN, Cashier.
-. Jolu-hury, II, lee. l, l>fi.
An act relating to the d mp;ion Of bank uotes.
II is h rybv enacted. sc.
sec. /. Aftc: tie expiration Of the charter Of iny
tank chartered by - tS;c, after the rrn lt;on
the existence o; a.y such bank, srr-cshy the laws
this STATE such bank notice ne pIlli-h-
ed in all the we Ky newspapers e the county whc g
such bank J. located for fuil ysd, ItiaE thsi
sid bank wi! redeem lie cut--aI din hiz he q
the rNpiTIti Of 81 charter the LAT IF IT, trrImn-
ton Of lie existence. sad py Of III Sc. And upon
due pu lCat.. u sue. ice, neither such bans
Offices hsll l.. La any act for tie naI-rriri4;i-
ton Of any Of II. Ut linz IL. unlC-s tn n
hive been duly present and yIneut Thereof demand
e. within th' wear aiOr -s.. halkiu. h..l-e u
said bank
Sec :. After the expiration Of tie charter, or site
the termination Of tn, cxi-trn' # any such hank Il.
ao-, said. such hank sllill Ice subject the
OPP atOi, Or Liable 10 lie Provisions OF sIty-tiird
section OF chapter ci-hty-r Of the cyri s;1r:es
1hi- -hsl ak. elect iron IL I.s-sa.e
Approved \vy. L.. i>'-;. d,srs4
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Or. j.. W. Chapman's Cholera Syrup
Sor Iue iof Dysentery, Disrrh9a, and all Summer
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TWENTY llIIApC

Thirteen Years Ago I'r Louis Il rroyidedce
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ARENAS Mansfeld's Estate.

THE s,,-s,-rs hayir, teen appointed ly tie HON
Urale pruia lie court for The district 81 tAltdeA COM
is>i0;er> 10 receive examine and adjust claims AID
demands II al persons against the csiAie "a Aile a.
Mansfield iAle OF JIst uTy. in said district deceased
Represented iTSslyenf. and the Term O sA nlvi4lis
rvin the 18Th Gay August. l>67. being GoSed y sAld
court 10 the creditors % Saa deceased 10 eAhliii
and prove their Respective clam before IL Nslhe n'ilVe
that Win aite. 10 the duties - 2il'aiiiltit
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ST. histurr. said lsiriJi, the l,gh daE 81 tIi
and The 7ih DAP u Feh-, heat Al r. NJ On each q
said daHa
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HARNESSES.

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N q T &c r

Th exi.tence of the Bank # CAleouis chartered by
the esisIaur If the state Of Vernon. snd oczt 81
panyille in said terminated agreesbv 20 the
laws of said st4e, the 18th DAY Of June, l>;; and
notice Is h. Ieby given ia IT sai hank viii redeem IL
outs sndin- hills for tn term Of wear from Dec :
lad.
The FLOWING set IF the Legislature s published iy
direction f aid b nk. Ry order Of tn, DIRECTOR
ORA CROSBY. Pres. = r. NATTUChS. Cashier.
Danville. Vt, Dee q. l>6i-
An &C: relating 10 the dempiiOn Of hank notes
l. i hoseby enacted, &c.
sec. l. After the expir- ton vf TIL charter 81 any
ank chartered by this state after the tTmnati01
Of the existence of sny such bsnk- aeeIhly ., the -
Of thi- ,Jch hank may notice Le puis
in all the weekly ne-sap OF Tn county whIe suci
hSnk i located for iul yeJr. setting forth tia
said bIk will redc Iis outstanding tolls the day q
the expiration # its charter tn ds;e Of the
tiou OF it, existence an cops of this arr- And upon
due Publica ion Of -uch notice. neither such bank
officer -hill be La le any Sction for tie e;
ton OF my of it outstanding h.ls, unle-- the sa
have b duly presC MED. IayneIt thereof demand
Cd within the year Aforesaid It the banking house O
aid bank.
Sec .. Af'cr the cxpirltion OF tie cLdTt-r, ftc
tie termination Of the rxi-cuce Of any such hank
atofe sId, s'ich bank sail 10 De- "a Jet Ia,
oIcritcn liable 10 the provisions of the -iItyhTC
section Of cIaper cihiN-n. Il tn general satl. a..
sec ,. This shall takr eff Il from IT. Iaz-1ec.
Approved Nov. l., l>t6. tdrci q.
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WAGONS, WAGONS, -,

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RAILROAD STREET
CLOTHING STORE!
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At this store can be found complete assortment OF
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AT OLD TINE PRICES.
The subscriber has made arrangements with one Of
the largest wholesale manufacturing clothing hpus II
Boston SO that h. will be sbl- TO show THE L4iGES
STOCK OF CLOTHING thst can be found In the
county snd will sci II prices that VIII please tht
sharpest buyer.
LOOK AT SOME OF TIE PRICES:
Business Coats, from 81 to sl0.
Nice Black Beaver Dress Sacks, 81.
Pants and Vests, from $3.50 to S10.50.
All Wool Pants and Vests, 81.
Vests, from s1."0 to $3.50.
Boys' Suits from $3.50 10 s1.J'
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

THE SEx.-Forbes, of the Virginia Register,
has been indulging in chapter on women
Hear him :-' False as Helen, half as fair, may
be said of several of her sex of this day-judg-
ing by what the papers tell us-of the women on
the Atlantic side. We have been counting up
some of the art appliances with which they now
attack the fancy of the lords of creation so call
ed, and the sum, by memory, amounts to an
enormity. They have bird-seed breasts-there-
and India rubber ears, nicely painted and worn in
front of the hair, with the big naturals worn
back under the hair. Then, India rubber lips,
worn outside of lips too thin for attraction.
Then, porcelain teeth taking the place of the
naturals which were decayed by incrdinate
sweetness of the rolling lips. Then, vulcanzed
rubber mouth-roof, to hold teeth and spring
work. Then, India rubber neck and bust, to fill
up where Nature found the material too sweet and
precious to put it in large mould. Cotton pads
for shoulders, where the dear marrow of the
bones puts too far out towards the air of cold
world Then saw-dust calves where beauty S
outline swings too near the center. And grave
yard hair for the charming chignon to fill up
where the animal organs not highly devel-
oped- Then rouge and lily for the too honest
face-well, if we may believe the half, it is hor-
rible and we stop here. The papers may have
overdrawn the facts. Oh, woman, woman with
all thy false, l love the stll.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
The Union Platform.

The Union Party of the State Of California in Convention
assembled hereby the people of this State their
platform and declaration of party principles:
eSoe That in the present. in the past we are IRE
concaby opposed to treason and to traitors whether the
same shall attempt to ubvert Union and control Gov
ernment by fraud and reachery from Within or force from
without upon loyalty of the Nation tried and
proven rely to reestabs firmly and forever the bonds
Of our National Union.
Resolved That in reconsructng the nation its foundations
should be justice and its architects loyalty and not
willing that those active destroy should be chosen and
in the States lately in rebellion loyal Committees exist
BILE and ready administer justice and enforce law in accord
with the principles of of freedmen and
equally it wish that the Government be administered
and the law enforced by the loyal agents of Federal
ernment.
esored That in the reconstruction plan of the late Con-
gress we recognize policy wise magnanmous and
when the respective States late in rebellion shall bring
themselves within the provisions will welcome them
sisters and receive them equals Union
Resolved That deem the passage by the Legislature of
law establishing eight hours labor legal days work,
emnently just and proper.
Resolved, That the importation of Chinese any other
people OF the Mongoian into the Pacific States Ter
tores every respect and degrading to Amer
can competition and evil should be restricted by
legislation and abated such legal and
as are in our power
Resolved That primary elections of Union
party in this State should be held under the provisions of
primary election law and that such test should be prescribed
and enforced shall exclude all not members of
Union party.
Resolved That fully approve the amendments to the
Constitution of the State presented by the Legislature OF
1866 and providing that the Legislature shall have power
to make appropriation of for whatev
for period longer than that the should
be accepted by the Legislature adopted by the people, and
become part of the Constitution of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

A HEART-RENDING SPECTACLE.-The Examiner
says that tears of joy were seen cOursing down
the furrowed cheeks of old Democrats at the
late Copperhead Convention, and describes it
I" love feast" which the entire State ought to
have witnessed. "Peace Democrats and war
Democrats were there to be known no more"
1t must have been affecting Pity all the peo-
ple in California could not have seen it. The
sight might have converted twenty or thirty
thousand Union men into Democrats 1t would
have been hard to resist the eloquence of those
scalding tears There was John Bigler who
could summon up flood to rival in depth the
beautiful lake in the Sierras which refused to
take his name. There was John Chiffon Burch
the famous champion of the California hog law
and a Pacific Republic how pitiful to see the
briny wash trickling down his innocent red nose
as he embraced that mountain of Democratic
flesh, crying /" Holden, we may be happy yet ~
There was the gigantic Jim Coffroth, ponderous
as the " man of the jungles-to see him lean on
the bosom of the smaller and venerable Hoge,
and weep his soul out like fountain of crude
petroleum as he exclaimed, Hoge, my joy has
quite overcome me have l lived to see this
blessed hour? The day has broken-the Consti-
tuition is exalted - let us go and take drink. p"
There, too, was Rev. O. P. Fitzgerald-he weeps
easily he wept over the graves of rebel gener-
ais, and told of it to see him cry as Haight
hugged him and murmured, with the faltering
accents of a love-sick girl, "When Free Soil
wooed me and l consented never dreamed that
loved Democracy as do l swallow the plat
form, have gorged it at single gulp; how do
you think l will run? If my record is not clear,
if did not abuse Lincoln sufficiently while he
lived, can still attack his memory. Gelwicks,
too, was evidently overcome. He had no words
nothing save fearful sympathy in the great
q feast of love THE reunion of fossils of the
Buchanan school. He could only calculate,
chokingly 'The platform-the platform-Im
on it square,"
Because the Democrats wept in Convention
they ought to be accounted patrots-unless, in
deed, the worlds experience is true, that the
worst men have lachrymal glands in the face
and can weep on occasion as well as better men.
In the case of the Copperhead delegates, was
there not some gall in their tears? Did they
not reflect that all their efforts in aid of the
Southern Confederacy were futile ? Did they
recollect that slavery has been abolished in spite
of all they or the rebels did to prevent it, and
that they are regarded in the same light by
Union men now, as were the Tories by the pat
riots of l776? Democrats ought to shed no
tears but those of penitence for offense against
the country which they have committed. Such
te%rs might become them, but when they weep
over the delusive prospects of success for their
wicked and nefarious doctrines, every feeling Of
sympathy or respect is lost, and Union men con-
template them with feelings of disgust alone.
Let's have no more such Democratic crying
San Francisco Times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

RICH LETTER TO HORACE GREELEY-'' Srop
Ny PAPER. The following racy document is
published in the Shelby (0hio) Chronicle:
SHELBY O., Nay 1j 1867.
HORACE GREELEY-Sr Will you have the
kindness to reduce the club of the Tribune COM
ing to Shelby Ohio, one, as do not want your
paper. Send it to some Of your q Copperhead :"
friends. My reason for so doing is this: For
one, think man that will bail jeff Davis ont
ought not to be patronized by any claiming to
have loyal heart, or the first drop of blood of
l776 coursing through his veins. Ny opin-
ion is, a man that would bail jeff Davis would
not hesitate to drink lager beer sitting upon
Union grave-stones. Stop my paper. Yours,
in disgust. W. A. FLANDERS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

1NcENDIARY DOCUMENTS. - Some malicious
Union men in town who have received large
supplies of Parks vindcaton are constantly
forwarding them in small lots to Haserick, Of
Cottonwood, who held proxy as delegate to
the State Convention. The old man is highly
indignant, and we caution the seDders to deslst'
or they will be prosecuted for injuring his char
acter as a recipient of such incendiary docu-
ments- JreEd Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

By sections thirteen aud sixty of tho
Military Law of the State will be that all persons
joining the National Guard of the State must do for the
term of and that they have to be duly in
Therefore, Commanding Officers Of Companies Of the Nation
al Guard will be required at the General Inspection and
Muster provided for by secon thrtywo and ftyone of
the Military Law, to in each ard member of
their respective Companies and cause TO be entered the
Muster Roll the date of first joining for service and in the
margin column for Remarks. opposite each
listed and sworn this 9th day of September 1861.
After September 9th, 1867 whenever person joins Com
pany he shall required by section
the oath returned to the Adutanenera of tho State
with date etc. that the may be placed the Company
Roll on fle
Whenever person has served year of tc Com
panies the National Guard Of the State his will be
dropped from the Roll and Honorable Discharge given HIM
unless he reenss in which he must be an
opposite his will be written the Muster Roll AID
Company Books .re-enlistcd and sworn. giving date
Artillery Companies will be required have at least
eighty their Rolls, Infantry sxyone and Cavalry
exclusive Of ocer entte them to allowances
from the State.
by order of the Commander-in-Chief.
GEO. S. EVANS, Adutant- General CONG.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

THE largest piece of paper ever discounted by
the Bank of England was bill for fS0o, ,0Oo-
about four millions of dollars And the larg-
est amount paid ont in one day was f2 500, 900,
or about twelve million five hundred thousand
dollars This was in the great panic, in May,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

=" Do YOU TELL Us, oh candidate for the cuftom
of the community, that you can't afford to ad-
vertife becaufe your bufinefs if dull ? Liften
and we will tell you. 1t if dull becaufe you
don't advertife, and you don't advertife becaufe
it if dull. So the vacant circle if complete. We
tell you, if you are doing i'll, TO advertife that
you may do better. Set high your mark of buf,
nefs fuccefs, and advertife upon it. You can do
fo if you will, even in hard times. ."-OH Paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
WEAvERVILLE, CALIFORNIA, JULY 20, 1856,
Meekly Trimity SpMrmal.

~ CO~afY Wcarrsnfs and Gressbaeks taken at
their ruling value in for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
THE RETORT.

Old Birch, who taught the village school,
Welded maid of homespun habit;
He was stubborn a mule,
And she playful a rabbit.
Poor Kate had scarce become q wife
Before her husband sought to make her
The pink Of country polished life
And prim and formal as a Quaker.
One day the tutor went abroad,
And simple Katie sadly missed him;
When he returned, behind her lord
She slyly stole and fondly kissed him;
The husbands anger rose; and red
And white his face alternate grew;
"Less freedom, ma'amr' Kate sighed and said,
fsOh, dear. didn't know twas you"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

AN actor in Baltimore, some years ago, hav-
ing to play in Ohello, and not being au jat in
his part, found himself at fault when he came
to this passage:
=" Take up this mangled matter at the best"
Not wishing, by hesitating, to call forth the
goose from the audience, he spoke it in this wise
Take the starpangled banner and bear the West
Which drew down laundering outburst oi
patriotic applause.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

EFFECT OF CELIBAcY.-Dr. Stark, of the Reg
istry Office, Scotland, has found, on comparing
the vital statistics of married and unmarrlea :.
men, who have lived beyond the age OF 20, aa .na,
the average life of married men is llIue nos ,ose
than so years, while that OF oacheioi' - -''
hon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

MENTAL ARITHMETIC.-Sister - I" Look here,
Charlie, supposing you had twenty sugar-pIums
and you wanted to divide them in four parts
you give FIVE to baby and five to Carrie now
what would you do with the other ten ?' Sweet
Chill--H Suck 'em'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

KKNo.-The following is Dutchman dehn-
iton Of the game I" Keno, now so l'snlonapie
q Dat isb a feeble games ven all der vellers sets
rou,d NIT der dabies und put puttons on paste
board carts NIT fgers on dem, and don't say
some dings already, and den prutty soon one
Teller he says Genoo !! und den all dem udder
faIIers saw fOh hell.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
Weavervjlle, Saturday, July 20, 1867,

~ San Francisco Agency.-San Francisco mer
chants business who may desire advertisements in
serted in the TRINITY JOURNAL informed that L.
FISHER Washington street. Agent, that he
alone authorized business for this paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

A., Arm FArHER-A husband ninety years
IA occompanied by wife of seventeen, was
,ats1v observed on Main street, Buffalo, drawing
His infant in baby chaise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

THE Newburg On. W Journal records birth
ON the cars, and heads its, Born at thirty miles
an hour" If that youth isn't fast, it won't be
because be did not get good start.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

To BE HANGED.-John Milleau convicted of the
murder of julie Bulette, at Virginia City, is to
be hanged on the 23d day of August. 5.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

coa.rc7,ox- = Instead of "people all very
lousv" in letter from Crystal Peak, the other
day. read people all very busy. o0mPGs,tois
will make a mistake once IN y 9"''N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

FLANDERS, Union candidate for Delegate to
Congress from Washington Territory, was elect
ed BY se majority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

ABRAHAM LINcoLN.-An American gentleman
now in Germany, writes:
"And this brings me to speak of the reverence
in which Lincoln is held. In travelling l am of.
ten questioned about our condition, and rarely
does the conversation close without a remark on
the greatness of the man. / hear in popular
lectures, too, at Heidelberg, splendid tributes
paid to his memory"
So it is, and SO it ever will be, with the good
the great, the wise and just oe all nations. 1t is
only at home, and among those who were the
adherents of a wicked rebellion, that the name
of LINCOLN is maligned. Persons who were de-
feated-frst at the ballot-box, and next at the
cartridge-box-now console themselves by their
futile efforts to cast reproach upon the name and
fame of one of Americas greatest and nobiest
men. But when these men shall have passed
from time to eternity, and their name ana iams
alike are forgotten, the memory OF ABRAhAn =, =
LINCOLN will live enshrined in the hearts Oh al
good men.