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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
Congress.

On Monday of last week, a supplement
tai reconstruction bill passed the national
house of representatives,, by a party vote,
III to p. The bill is simply in addition
to the reconstruction bill, passed over the
veto. 1t provides for speedy restoration
of the rebel states under the former bill,
and tends to limit the period of military
rule. 1t directs the commanding general
in each military district to cause regis
tration to be made before September LIST,
of all persons proper to vote, and who
to the United States government and the
Union; when the registration is made, the
general shall order an election, within 80
days, of delegates to constitutional con-
vention, which SHALL form a constitution
to be submitted TO vote of the people.
On the approval by congress of the con-
stitutlon, the representatives of the STATE
are to be admitted 10 congress.
The senate offered substitute, proyid.
ing that the conventions in the several
states may decide whether they will reor-
ganize under the new law Or remain under
military government. On Tuesday Of thi:
week both houses agreed to this amend
ment, and the bill passed.
Congress will probably adjourn in 1
few days
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
RAILROAD Meeting at Cabot.

There was a large gathering of the citi
zens of Cabot at the Village hall, MarcI
II, convened by the call of the Director
of the St. Johnsbury and Montpelier r
r. Co.
The meeting was organized by appoint
ING Hon. G. H. Paige. Chairman. Hon
Edwin Fisher, Secretary.
1t was addressed by Hon. b. n. Davis
of DanviIle, Hon. Calvin Morrill,, of st
Johnsbury, Hon. Jonathan Ross, of St
JohnSbury, Gen. p. p. Pitkin, of Mont.
pelier, Hon. c. W. Willard, of Montpcl.
Ter, Hon. Samuel Wells, of Montpelier.
The large assemblage listened attentively
for three hours to the clear and forcible
demonstrations of the advantages of the
contemplated Road, and the conclusive ar.
guments in favor Of building it.
There was a respectable delegation Of
citizens from the adjoining towns of Wal
den, uardwick, and Marshtield. All were
much interested to hear, and received the
information and stubborn facts presented by
the various speakers, many times, with
applause.
The meeting was a decided success, Sc
far as developing the hearing interest was
concerned, and must have Il good effect
upon the stock interest.
No subscription was taken, but the Di-
rectors propose to open books Immediately.
We, at Cabot, bid the project "GoD
SPEED. "-CorreSpOndence Idhon's JournaL.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY COURT.
JUNE TERM. 1867.
Presiding Bcnjarin H. Steele, Chief Judge.
I uon = = m n - 3, r nanacr Asst Judges.


A the ab " term A. II III bcr ard his wife, Maria
D. Rickc Of Gro on in he county Of CalcdnI present
their petition to the Honor blc County If Caledonia set
ting forth that McInc and Abigci Na-s,ll formerly If
said Groton, recently of parts unknown the t day
of March, A. -. 1863 duly executed to one William Mil
Ter OF Gro on aforesaid, gag" de f ai pieces
of land in G aforesaid desert cd a. follows wit
The whole If lot No. a; oEe-lur palt Of 10 70. =
onefurh par of lot No. II cnc- rth part of l. No
AID onesyth part Of 10: No q all Of said land -iIused
in the third division f said Groon it beng the same
land decided 10 tue said William Miller by ssid Me-
Lane and Abiga Marshal 10y mortgage iced iate the
18th day Of March A. ID. >, and recorded in the land
record OF 81 r1tn, vol 5. page IA, reference being
hsd 10 said deed 70. more particular description.
Conditioned Ter tie payment OF lroT!ssory note Of
one hundred and fifty dOlldT dated 9th Of March,
loh3, p yabl l. ore year with int annually, which
note Is now justly due aid owing wi the inter there
The PETITION further shows hat the sid mortgage has
wif OF \ H. Kicker by Hugh e. Miller administrator Of
said William Vii cr te stid mrrtg re having been
purchase by tn said Maria d. Miller with fluids out Of
her estate.
Nhereiore the petitioners pray that the equity Of r.
denpton OF the said McLsne Abigail Marshall in ih-
e1nises may be orcclcsed agreeaby tn act diIan
ish the ex enses If tOreclosing mortgages in eGi
Nheieupon IN compliance Of the sta ute such cas.
made and divided, il i ordered b. the Cout that the
plaintiffs Cause the fendauts 70 be notified tn reof BIZ
publishing tn substance Of this petit on and this order
three weeks s'ccessyey in tie CALIFORNIAN, newspaper
published at 81. Joinsbu:y in sad county of Caledia
the last pubicatio to be least tweny days pr vious to
the ensuing term Of this court be holden I: Johns
bury on the lie; Tuesday of June a d. 1861, which
term SAID seton IL entered. 4. T. RANKIN, Clerk
j. Ross, Solicitor for pld. 4I-i9
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Com iRittec on Elections.

In speaking of the new committee on
elections, already appointed by Speaker
Coltax, on which appears the name of
Judge Poland of this state, and the chair
man of which is Mr.. Dawes of Massachu-
sets, the Washington Chronicle of March
10Th, says:
This will probably be the most impor-
tant Of the standing committees of the two
houses in the Fortleth congress and it
will be observed that Speaker Colax has
taken special care to choose the members
from the most experienced lawyers and
statesmen. 10 this committee will he re-
irrrc'l all the credentials, petitions. and
circumstances connected with the applic;l-
tons for seats from the reconstructed
states of the South, besides the many cases
OF contested elections from the loval states
1t l. only Necessary TO state this fact to
give the reader IN idea of It's prc-cminent
Importance. 1t will he the gateway
through winch all the a>plrants for seats
in congress from tic late rebel commune
ties must pass, and the traitor who fiattcr,
himself that he will have an easy entrance
into tie national councils. like the patriot
WHO fears the same disaster need only
read over the list of powerful names We
have published. We have already spoken
OF Mr.. Dawes, the fair and fearless chair
man, and it is only necessary to repeat
what we have said of the ability and ex-
pericncc of such old members as Scofield
Epson, Shellabarger. and McCIurg to
show how carefully, in view OF its cnor-
nous and vitality responsible duties. this
committee has been constructed Among
the new members, besides Mr. Cook, of
Illinois, will be noticed Mr.. Poland, re-
cent senator in congress from Vermont,
whose life has been one long judicial ca
recr.'
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in reference to the License Law question
We are told here that the liquor sellers of
your state are ready to expend S25O,OOO
to secure the dealing of death blow to
the prohbitory liquor law, and if success
crowns the efforts Of the opponents of tenn
perance in your state, iust now. then no
pains or expenses are to be spared to Sc
cure like results in this and all the other
New England states. The prayers Of
countless thousands of true men and wo-
men are constantly ascending heayenward,
that the efforts OF the rum sellers and their
hackers may fail through the righteous
judging OF the present representatives of
the sober people Of the old Bay state
In this state license law would not be
enforced, and soon no money would be
paid for licences. Massachusetts must
stand firm in support of such law as the
true friends OF temperance approve, or she
will not stand in the light of the leading
State in the whole Union in advancing the
best interests OF the suffering masses, whose
fathers. husbands, sons and brothers are
victims to an evil whose tolerated exis-
tence is daily filling our land with weep
inc, suffering, Imprisonment and death.
The passage Of Il law licensing the sale of
intoxicating drinks in the leading state in
New England will carry sadness and sigh
New England, and greatly iniure the cause
Of temperance throughout the whole
country"
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ItWptF0HCe.

There i much agitation throughout the
country ON the s.:biect of temperance. i
committee of the Massachusetts legislature
has had the subject Of License under con-
sideratlon for some time, and they have
examined a large number of witnesses from
the medical AMI clerical fraternity in re-
Fpect TO the medicinal properties of alec
hoIic drinks. OF the interest felt in the
result tins committee shall arrive at. New
Hampshire correspondent Of the Boston
Traveller, "a good temperance paper. by
the way thus speaks:
''Much interest is felt here. and. indeed
! think it Is all over New England. about
what Is GOING on in Boston before the
Committee Of the legislature of your state.
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Erfcfcy'S ImericOR Conflict.

We have received from the publishers
McSsrS. q. ID. Case X Co. OF Hartford.
shc second volume Of the "Amcrican Con-
iiict." Horace Grcecy's history of the
great rebellion This volume Is LARGER
than the first, containing 1S2 pages,
bound i'll same style, aud illustrated with
steel portraits OF distinguished generals,
loyal members Of congress and a number
OF the loyal governors. besides maps OF
battles aud localities made memorable dur
ing the war. Some idea of the great
popularity OF this work may he Judged
from the amount of sales already made.
The publishers make the following exhibit:
'i'hc total number Of Volume |. s2ld tl
January l>t. 1867, amounted to 1928
copies. OF Volume II. there were SOLD
to the same date, 1885 copies. Ii
addition to the numbers. from the above
date. Clan. |. 1867 until the roads be-
came impossible from the heavy SHOWS, w,
continued to manufacture and ship to oul
agents about 200 volumes per day. ON
paper bills for the two volumes of thi
work. amounted Feb. |. 1867, to Hoo
4camS, more than 3G1 tons, at tota
ro-t Of $lSS, S53, 63."
Thus it will he seen that Mr.. Greeley
realizes fame and LARGE fortune at the
same time out Of this his great lfe-work
OF this book Il recent review in the FREQ
Press speaks thus hatteringly:
The second volume is chiefly mill.
tary record. The two form the only his
tory OF the war, thus far, worthy of the
name. Some pretcntiou> books protesting
90 be such have indeed appeared, but We
have found them mere cOnwerics OF ineyact
and general sketches of campaigns and
battles, made up mainly from the news
papers, and almost worthless IS books OF
reference. Mr. Greeley has overhauled
official documents, gives dates and authori-
Ties IN numerous foot NOES, illustrates bv
maps of the battlctal~. and gives lis full
and complete a record of the war as can
we'll be condensed into 50 many pages.
with full index appended 10 each volume.
1t l. most fortunate for the country that
% clear and competent a historian as Mr..
Hreei"y, with such means of information
ut his control, should have undertaken the
fa>k, which he has 50 ably completed"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22

To supply general and pular demand we hope soon
To b" able o make rang" mems IN the {. q. II. NAN
% supply Us from his new ad p cous ma"ufactnTy
hr fonIcon i've, with the follow ing class of Z cd 4 he
following prices:
Gen : French II hand scwcd boots, S1.>1lg War
ranted to last during tie tua life of the wes,e be
absolutely waterproof 10 st nd contact with red hot
stove tr four hour without injury tit any foot without
Wrinkle TO 81 ma on thoa ai .ppl tions pc week of
DAY Martin and Mason wi hout cracking
Ladies Boots serge and Congress, 81 cents per pair
fabulous hight Only 4 inches wide the ole md war
rantcd t. fit ;nv foot four nches wild without pain or
Wrinkles, 10 be but one half large the fopt and Vet
aways comic tabl and phi in the sides and
10 otect the +" f.Om damVncs in four feet Of water
- MD ems Shoes, l. cents p" pair warranted 10 last
til the chill arrives at of discretion render it
10 tteps perfectly ncselcss TO hc light Father and
thick is boad to always look ell and never to Gin at
me toes, tn - riiaJ to be If quality that WIN the
enid outsrows piar j: be used i'll maki 9 cord
pair.
Timely motto will lie given when .hc above goods are
ic'uE. lI-i~
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r The Canada papers do up

w The Canada papers do up their
marriage notices somewhat different from
the American press, as witness the follow
ing, which we copy from a late number
of the Montreal Telegraph:
SIN Jersey City, on Tuesday, Feb.
10Th, at the residence Of the brides pa.
rents, by Rev. Wheeloek H. Parmley,
Chas. S. Limbray, formerly of this city.
to Sarah NJ Van Diem, eldest daughter Of
John Van Diem, Esq, n. Y. The many
virtues and benevolent acts of kindness anC
charity of the above young lady, induced
the New York Dispatch, in its issue OF The
Sd uItimo, to bestow over forty lines of it:
valuable space in praises, worthy of the
beautiful and accomplished Miss Van Diem
We wish them every happiness"
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c. ". STONE d, co

rHE BANkEvrT LAw.-Although there
has been hardly but one opinion in regard
to til" dc>rability Of having bankrupt
law, thc bill before the last congress met
with defeat and delay until its friends al
NO de>paired Of its ever becoming law
We notice by the papers, that Senator
Poland, who managed the bill in the SEN
ate, i getting much Of the credit for its
final passage and it Is no more than his
dne. Tor he Ina, truly labored earnestly and
per>i~tently Tor this end.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22

1t has been calculated by Rev. ]. O.
Means of Roxbury that the whole tonnage
Of the world from the smallest craft to the
largest steamer, would be employed for
twenty years III removing to anv reason
able distance the body of snow that fell in
the great storm OF January l.. If it had
fallen upon Massachusetts, alone, the state
would have been buried twice as deep as
Bunker Hill monument over its entire area.
and if it had fallen upon Roxbury that
city would have had to mark its burial
place monument ten times the hight of
Mount Washington.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
SCHOOL MEETING.

The legal voters in school distrc: No. in ST Johns
bury, hereby notified and warned to meet ut the
school house on Summer stree in sail district, Tues
day, The 18th CAY of Mach inst, 1T o'clock z. NJ TO
act OIL the following articles:
l. To choose all necessary officers for he year ensuing,
TO wit moderator clerk prd ntia commit tee, collect
or, treasurer and audi ois.
! To if the district will to refund the poll
collected Of the several members Of the fire department in
the school dstrict i'll the year 1Si6.
g. To see if the district will TO Gust in schools in
the strict during the ensuing year and if for what
myth of time
4. transact any other business that legally he
done 1t said meeting. o. W. BAKER, Clerk.
St Johnsbury, March IL, 1S66. l.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22

Ii Is announced concerning the new
women'S paper which Is to be established
iii New York, that two female pLono.
graphic reporters from London have been
imported to do the city affairs. The
editorial staff Is 10 consist Of Mrs. Ann
). Stephens, Mrs. Calhoun. Mrs. Crolt.
Mrs. Parton, and Mrs. Terhune Miss
Olive Logan will be the dramatic critic,
and Anna Dickinson foreign correspon-
dent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
JOB PRINTING.

We are adding to orr Printing facilities
from time to time. and intend to ARRAYS be
procured to do near'y all kinds Of job Print
ing. such rs Wedding. AddresS and Business
cards. circulars. BIZ Heads. Blanks. Re
ceiOts. AUCTION Bills and Posters. in good
style aid at Jar prices.
T. " STOVE &. ca
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Each purchaser of pair 10 he entitled receive one
ticket 10 the of in traction h. given Tie above
stock comprises the following goods Ladies' Serge Con-
grcss Boots qualities from the cheapest macline sew,
Bait TO he finest hand scwed good
Ladies' Sewcd Calf Bamoral-
Ladies' Pegycd Grain BllmlO al, Il %. d thing at 4
low price,
Misses Peggcd & ain Balmorals
Misses ) cd ali iIa III, rails,
Misses Serge Congress and Balmorals, slightly shop
worn nj will be sold at -l.ju
thildrcns' rcggrl Grain Ralmoral-
Lhildrrns' GA Tipped no heels
Ihildrcns' Enanc ed 10 le.ls
I.fant-' SOf, sole Shoe
l.Ide- Ru hes aid S4ndeIs
Misscs Euhters
Round and Flat Lace.
"" .ernin from indulgng in he s:ereotyped false
hood of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
REMOVAL.

As the chop that have formerly occupied has recently
beed sold, have to the shop the old tan
merry ground, he road leading to Lyndon, where my
old customers will find ready to do their work su
al. A. 7. HALE.
f. st ,Johnsbury, March 90 1861.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22

IT, Bothwcll, the great oil town Of
Canada West, was nearly destroyed by
fire on the 18th inst
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
old TIMES HAVE COME AGAIN.

Cord Silver Hunting Gaze Watches, full iewced lever
movements warranted BY special tifcaes, for $1i at
41-5I c. AFPLEBEE'S. Lyndon VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
NEW PAINT SHOP.

The subscriber has opened paint shop in The
South part of tie Allen Block, Railroad street.
eE HOUSE AND FURNITURE painting will be
attended with promptnes, and done in workmanke
GILMAN HUTCHINSON.
A. W. WILLIAMS, AGENT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
IMPROVED PRESSURE TURBINE
WATER WHEEL.

The best wheel using les water, and selling ir les
ihs any other first clsss whe Every WI ii warrant
ed Send for 4 descrp circular Aso, improved
brick machine and brick chnry engine and bod n
cane mi l., portsble FORCES, &c
: PEEkSKIIL MANUFACTURING GO. Peekskill y. \.
d. VINO T sill lie at he Office Of Packard HILL,
No 1Q5 water streef- Y y Tue-daEs. lhuisiays aud
Fridsys from II l. make cont acts for machinery
and castings of al kinds.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
/ GEMS WANTED
For a NEw Book al | -nu>lIal Interest
By CHARLES =. FIil-T

WANTED AGE-,T S--.a 4 s=,.a Ter mo n
W everyNh Iuale =, 4 fclil ], To in-s due 4 r, h
ut he nat IA e. the 81 NJ M IMPROVED ies5.
MON SEN>E- FAMILY S9NINIa MACHINE TFs.
machine viii stitch hem, fen, tick qui / tird Hard
and rnirUidcT IN n0s superior 1aaa1e irice ,.rlx
SIS Fully SsrTanted nae years Ne uili reay u
w ior an. aehiie Ii Val seEy tro- beau
'Tiul, OF mor~ sstc am tn our n max. ~
tlASt.e Lick Stitch. Every Co1d stitch can H. cut
AID al IL cloth no b. lzl., AT Z taast a-fu
II We pay agent from -lS 4 = str nouih and tz-
pen g. or comm ioa fan (which tzvee -fs- a,
can ie nlsde- drcss. >EloAiIk & Co. a ,x,las d a.
CAI HON iio 1T he imPos upon ~ ,ttt,er l,,scs
IahninE CT Otile cast-iTa chine luae the .asne
n me o. otleryi-e. Ous Il be only .sef;Ilin and .,sl
pTscticzl cheap machine manufactured
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
DELICIOUS:
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

Tn true Tesne1y { isst di-c vere1. Than's Fresh
Meat Cure. lTelar from The formula 4 10. Tr
.. Par-s- eres umTon lung dsea T., lIcnchi-
lis dyspepsia, mSrsmus, neral delhi =, and a. r ID
conditions Ofthl syt'm Deepen .ent d,tencg f tai
force II i pleasant tste and sisgle nj will
convince the most skcp ical Of it virtue Ia rrta
hea z ZEN d. # the age 81 II e, bot for
y. \ nj 10y expcs.. Sid hy = {. THAI. No. =,
South Eighth Street, Ph.drlgh SID principal dru-a- =
Circular sent free Geo C. Goodwin 4 g., agent, =
I Hanover str, ct, Boston.
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II UNIBtG.
HUNIBUG =,

The subscriber having hy diligent study and some
practic been able reduce the above science t. prac
cal form and believing t. b. the grand secret Of sue
in business sircs to impart somewhat of his inor
nation the SUI iect to his less erdite neighbOrs for
con liberation.
lie has hi; upon he following plan: He will sell his
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. - The
first reports respecting the election in the
Granite state have been proved. With
seven small towns to hear from Gen IIar-
riman's majority is three thousand and
twelve. which Is 50 near the estimate made
Us not TO be worth quarreling about. 1t
i, said that both Hartman and Sinclair
are goinr on to the stump in Connecticut
..SOUTHERN JUsrICE. "-'Ihis is the ap-
plCpiaic title Of a characteristic picture
by Ma; in IIarpcr's Weekly for March
23d. 1t simply illustrates in the most
vivid manner the way in which justice is
dispensed in the rebelious states, as testi-
lied to bv Gems. Schofeld, Sheridan, Rob-
inSon, Wood. Thomas, Sickic>, Baird, and
a host Of othcls Ilarper's Weekly is do
in9 much in the way Of able editorials
and convincing illustrations to 2Hlighten
the people at the Ncrth to the enorm!ty OF
the crimes committed by the unrecOn-
structel.
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PRICES LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE IN TOWN,

PKITtS LUTtR ThAE ELSEWHERE TN TOWN.
our prices are o lowe, goods better than any
other con ern tat sci for cs But sell prime
goods lower than those who sell credit Il we do not
have 10 make our patrons pay Others bad debt,
CUSTOMERS WHO PAY CASH
Will DO well n give call, the other class are lcspec-
fully rcquc ted to call elsewhere.
GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
The GT ar : it only. OF Gents and Indie boots made
de, on the beg stock we n get and n :ie best
manner. We WARRANT OH WORK not the STOCK
of which make the goods.
". |. BISHOP.
Under Calcdnrian nlfic-. ST .lnl N I...-.. "
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nRAWING INSTRI -AIENTS OF
Z , I'll

Svi< German silver and Fr,1c. .-srsts E,r,- S-.
ycLCE, sr. - - - - - 80, &C
n d III sii'- - engine alCLitvCfs and mach MIST
Set - II uin Ms turaish T. ch1ls, aud caS,s mad
u or.er. Pre- q il us;74-od II gre eel fr. Tx
n.ai! IL sIIli Il l. Nh y NcALiISIi-E.
- chest u St-,,t, E'l.!a, "a
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4 BOOK FOR TIE MILLION.

Ever Ga ily ed i. Ev-rr teach should " i,
livery school, ants T. -.7-t g,ie.. : Il -!uln ,l-
hrlcin- the most p Iar lairlo lc ,,-ia e ie iar
til -a7,s P-,iiesi gems. h :;ae-t spsIl1s f ort-y
aud fund I lairth nd hummer 70. H. usc ei
SiHuulS LY,.-I-li>. INHIBITION GouHS. g..
l>H ps-e-. Line. y psnph,e edit = r,r.s n n
u hscs. IA d free. sir,zt inducements "a
Il D. Accn 4nird r-rrysyle... l.. "a EETT \
co, Publishers, Ne. - Ch s-aut t,et ItiI'a ran
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T AND TAX NOTICE.

whrress the legss of the state Of Vermont in the
year 1885, assessed tax of six cents per acre all ands
public lands excepcd in Goshen Gore, in the county Of
Caledonia in said state for the purpoe of making and
repairing roads and uldng bridges these are to
the Iroprietors and land If Goshen Gore, who
have not paid their proportion Of such tax in sbOr
Otherwise TO TIL committee appone TO supern the
expenditure the 10 the subscribe tha much
of their lands i'll sold at public vendue, at the dwell
ing house of the subscriber in Goshen Gore in the county
of Caledonia, the 12th day of May 1851 z. ",
will be requisite to discharge their respective taxes with
costs JOSEPH CLARK, Collector.
Dated at Goshen Gore, this 18th dsy of March, lS7ti9
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GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
NOTICE. EXTRAORDINARY,

Under Caledonian ollic.., St. Jol. bur. Vt.