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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-29

THE BosTOS TRAvELLEg-Wc call att ntion to the i !
ver:isemc,t, in another column, of the Daily Evening
Traveller, of the hes: conducted and reliIbl
newspapers published in BE 1t is peculiarly valuable
newspa err at the present time, to large proportion
OF TIL community, nasmuch il is the only daily paper
published in Boston, which squarey ustains the prOhib
itory liquor law, and uncomrr .g fri I'd of the
temperance ctusc. In addition TO IL high cr " ILL
ty its column repete It'll he latest forCI and do
mcstic info nation tn OF t markets. etc, AID il
in all respects model rpaper ON reference the
advertisement the for IN" daily, semi-weekly and
We ky paper may be understood
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-29

BANKRUPT LAw.-James Porteus, New York, has sent
a twenty cent edition of the bankrupt law. Sent
by mai recep; of price
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-29
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a-s reta l-st i 4 = a. l'orrs, ol, 4 r i.r Gas.
Each ls.s = ESENIA d. l. II -s,rU-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

VINO MIscEGENATEs 20 the Aboitionists of
course-the lecherous radicals. Kirke White,
the super-excellent, pro-slavcry Constituton-lov-
ing, nigger-hating Democrat, who formerly edit
ed that brilliant light of " Caucasian progress,
the Yreka Union, would not miscegenate-O, no
But he would marry a negro, and howl about the
amalgamatng proclivities of the Union party
The gentleman in question was married in San
Francisco, few weeks since, by the Rev. Mr..
Miller, to lady about the color of a well-used
frying-pan Annie Pindell, the q Black Nightin-
gale,'' and who was veiled during the ceremo-
nv. When the hymenial knot was securely tied,
the lady raised her veil, and, sauting her white
skinned, democratic husband, exclaimed, q Bress
de Lord dis is de happiest moment ob dis wo-
man ns life. e."-Oregon Sentinel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

ANOTHER OPINIoN.-That ably-editcd and in
nuential journal, the Sacramento Bee, expresses
Gubernatorial contest =" careful survey of
the political field reveals the fact, reasoning ana
logically, that John Bidwell will be the next
Governor of California, if he live until the sec
ond day of December, and does not, during the
campaign, commit some egregious blunder-
Nearly half the Union journals of the State have
proclaimed for him, and the balance have raised
no objections, while many of these papers fly his
name at their masthead. Never, in our previous
political history, was any man brought before the
people Cor Office with such unanimity. This
movement appears to be spontaneous, for we
know of no attempt to procure these declarations
in his favor, and imagine none. Indeed, this
declaration in his favor seems to be almost as
general was the desire for the denomination
of Lincoln" /"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06
"Lct Me In"
By HLORESc PERCY.

When the summer evenings shadows
Neiled the earth's calm bosom DER,
Came young child faint and weary,
Tapping at a cottage door;
Wandering through the winding wood-paths,
My worn feet too long have been,
Let me i'll, O, gentle mother,
Let me in!'
Years passed on,-hs eager spirit
Gladly watched the flying hours;
will be child no longer,
Finding bliss in birds and flowers;
l will seek the bands of pleasure,
l will join their merry din;
Let Inc in to joy and gladness,
Let me in!'
Years sped on-yet vainly yearning,
Murmurng still the restless heart
81 am tired of heartless folly,
Let the glittering cheat depart;
I have found in worldly pleasure
Nought to happiness akin,
Let me in to loves warm presence,
Let me in!"
Years fed on the restless spirit,
Never found the b it sought:
Answered hopes and granted blessings
Only new asprings brought;
81 am tired of earth's vain glory,
am tired of grief and sin,
Let ME in to rest eternal,
Let me in!'
Thus the unquiet, yearning spirit,
Taunted by vague unrest
Knocks and calls at every gateway,
In a vain and fruitless quest;
Ever striving some new blessing,
Some new happiness to win,-
At some portal ever saying,
.1 Let me i'm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06
THE BEwIrcH1Se LATEST FASHIONS" Mar

THE BEwITcH1YG LATEST FAsHIoNs.-s' Mark
Twain " thus discourses upon the new style of
ladies' dresses -" Who shall descrihd the ex-
quisite taste and beauty of the new style of Ia
dies walking dresses? Taken as class, women
can contrive more outlandish and ugly costumes
than one would think possible without the gift
of inspiration. But this time they have been fe-
still remains, of course, but in a modified form
every change it has undergone was for the bet
ter. First it represented q bladder of Scotch.
snuff next it hung down the woman's back like
a canvas-covered ham afterwards it contracted,
and cOunterfeited turnip on the back of the
head now it sticks straight out behind, looking
like wire muzzle on a greyhound. Nesting in
the midst of this long stretch of head and hair
reposes the batter-cake of bonnet like jock
ey-saddle on o race-horse. You will readily per-
ceive that this looks very unique, and pretty and
coquettsh. But the glory of the costume is the
rObe-the dress. No furbelows, no founces, no
blases, no ruffies, no cores, no hutterwheels, no
hoops to speak of-nothing but a rich, plain,
knees in long saw teeth (points downward), and
under it flaming red skirt, enough to put your
eyes out, that reaches down only to the ancle
bone, and exposes the restless little feet. Char
ming, fascinating, seductive, bewitching ! To
lovely girl seventeen, with her saddle on
her head, and her muzzle on behind, and her
veil just covering the end of her nose, come trip
ping along in her hcopless, red-bottomed drt 5,
like churn on fire, is enough to set a man wild.
must drop the subject can't stand it."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

CoSsIDERATE.-In Holland no creditor or tax
gatherer calls at a house where there has been
birth until six weeks after the event.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

MAIyTENANcE OF THE RIGHT.-The Ohio Anti
Slavery Society-an organization in that day
made up of small body of people denounced as
fanatics, met in 1896 in barn at Sandusky.-
One of the resolutions unanimously adopted at
that meeting read as follows:
Resolved thanks this Society he respectfully
rendered Ashy Bancroft for the of his barn this
occasion.
That was only thirty years ago, and men, even
in the free North, dared not utter sentiments in
condemnation of human slavery, without being
treated as worthy Of all contempt, and being in
danger from rotton eggs, and other weapons
known to mobs.
But John Browns spirit is marching on, and
is embodied in so many forms that new era
has dawned and We feel assured that the day is
not far distant when even in the benghted South
where free schools and free speech have ever
been ignored the true spirit of liberty will be
developed and men will not only dare to think,
nut speak in behalf of universal liberty. Fifty
does Bulwer make his patriot " Riego' say to
tyrants :-' 1t is in vain that they oppose truth
anything else they may subduc Chains can
not bind it, for it is immaterial-nor dungeons
enclose it, for it is universal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

YoUSG MEN who form proper estimate OF tne,r
powers seldom fail to make figure in the "oriu'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

A Coon PLArFoRM.-The Monterey Gazette has
changed hands, and the new editor thus defines
his position in his salutatory =" As to its po-
litical COLOR we intend that this journal shall be
as black as good, sound Union editorials and
a loyal I" devil y can make it. We indorse Con-
gress and General Grant, and give the Gecided
! cold shoulder " to Andy Johnson and JEFF. Da-
WIS.," Satisfactory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

IL TIxE.-A schoolmaster not mary miles from
the Common was whiting stick, one day last
week, and accidentally cut his finger, which in
duced the exclamation "God y Instantly, hav-
ing several boys near him, he added" save the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,. The Boston
Transcript vouches for the truth of this.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

SMALL PATTERss.-A pair of Lilliputians were
lately brought into the world by lady of Pres
ton, Connecticut. One of the infants weighed
less than pound a-half, and the other a little
over two and a-half pounds. lady's finger
ring fits their arms nicely
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06
Weekly Trinity Sonrnal.

As- County W-srr~sts and GrssSbseks taken at
their ruling value in for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

some poor wretch who had been Tilted, proba-
bly,, thus revenges his wrongs -" Eve did not
know as much as her daughters of the present
day. Had they been in her place. instead of be-
ing deceived they would have deceived the devil
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06
Weaverville, Saturday, April 6, 1867.

AS- San Francisco Agency.-San Francisco mer-
chants business who desire in
serted in the TRINITY JOURNAL, informed that L. T.
FISHER, 69 Washington street. Agent, and that he
alone is authorized to transact business for this paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

BY Mr. RandaIt-Resolution declaring that,
IN the judgment Of the House, no National
Bank should be selected as pubic depository
located TIRE asyirer or Assistant Treasurer OF
United States; bit that all moneys cclteeted
ana rec eiyrd for the Govern ment In such city
should re depo site1 with tae Treasurer or AS
sistant Treasurer, and requesting the Secre-
tAry Of the Treasury 70 TRANSFER any money
now In such national hanks to the Treasurer
or Assistant Treasurer OF United States.
Ry Mr. Judd Resolution that the Secretary
Of War, have leave TO Withdraw from the file
aprivate telegram from General Sheridan to
General Grant, dated 22d June the same hav-
ing been comm unic Gated to the House by mis.
take. Adopted
By Mr.. Farnswo Resolution discharRiag
the Judiciary Comm ttee from tue further con-
sideration OF the question OF impeachment ofthe
President. and ordering the testimony already
taken to be printed.
The House refused to second the previous
question, and Mr.. Pike rising to debate tt, the
resolution went over under the rule.
BY Mr.. Brom we'll, (Ill.E A resolution in ref
erence to swamp-laad. Rejected
By MT Observation-Disclosures reclting the
allegation in the Cincinnati Comnertjgr, that
the expenses Of the wines and liq uors cons umed
at the banquet given to the 10y al portion of
Congress last winter are unpaid, and declaring
mat they should be at once PAID ont o. the
funds raised for evan gelizing the colored race,
now in the hands of the Republican Executive
Committee. CLaughter.l Rejected.
ny Ul. WAsnDur0e MISREPRESENTATION Oe.
claring the Rock Island Railroad a uisance,
and directing the Attorney General to institute
proceedings to abafe IT.
Mr.. Couke objected, and the resolution was
not receiyed.
The House then. at half past /, took recess
till 3 o'clock.
After recess, the supplementary rsconstruc-
ion bill, as correctly enrolled, was reported
and signed.
The Senate amendment reducing the appro-
priation for carrying out the reconstruction
acts from S1,675090 to 81 900, O00 was concurred
In.
Mr.. Window introduced bill TO repeal a law
of last session prohibiting the making Of
treaties with Indian tribes.
Debate ensued
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AN INSTALMENT OF THE VETO

In reply to resolution of the Senate, the
President to-day sent in to that body the or.
ders, correspondence, &c, with military com.
manders. &c-, &c, and the War Department,
estimates regarding the amount necessary To
carry ont the reconstruction measures He
states that he is unable to furnish estimates
for the amount requisite to carry out the sup.
Elementary reconstruction legislation Of the
present session He fears that by wiping on,
State Governments OF the South, we shall,
make ourselves responsible for the debts OF
those States prior to the war, by which the
national credit will be impaired.
The Senate IN The debate this afternoon upon
this message, did not seem 10 share in the
Presidents apprehension.
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TEE Doc WAR IN NEW NoHK-The war
en- cannes is raging fercely in New York
city. and already this summer 1000 ours OF all
shapes. shades, colors, sizes. and qualities
have met their fate by drowning in the pound
or the East river. The HsrrH of Yesterday
says The animals are led up to The slaughter
pen at the rate OF about 100 u week. In pro-
CessioD, which has continued from day to day
since The proclamation of the Mayor and the
assumption OF duty on the part of the Esco-
bedo OF tie mound
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DR0PoSA SAILS FOR COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
: L-ER NALEAr AnEn-L -AR III IN.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
NEAR WASHINGTON, ID. g.. July ). IS9.A
Sealed Proposals will b" received the office Of
1871, for furnishing and delivering the Hospital
ton of best of mine Cumberland or Bitnmi-
nous Coal ana two hundred t2OiD tons best Anthra-
cite Coal. egg size. Bids will be received from
same person or firm for the delivery of both the BIZ
luminous and Anthracite Goals. for kind
only: but they viii not be considered unless the
name Is given by which the Coal proposed be fur
ni,hed Is known in the market nor unless they are
made 10y dealers or miners. who must furnish evi-
dcuce satisfactory to the undersigned that they
able to fulfill their business engagements and in
the habit of fulfilling them with promptnees and
eXaCtneSs.
Bids will be held to he binding for one week after
they are received, and the right is distinctly re-
served 10 reject all or any of the bids offered if in
the judgment OF the Superintendent the interests
of the Government require il.
The coal must be delivered in barges or fiat bot
tom centre board vessels which draw not exceed
ing six and one-half feet of water when loaded.
The delivery must commence or before the first
OF August 1867 and To he continued at the rate of
about two hundred t.001 tons each week till the
whole amount the successful bidder engages To
furnish is delivered.
The coal will be removed from the boats and
weighed by the Hospital. and at its expense and
settled for accordingly. per cent being allowed
for wastage in unloading and carting from the
wharf to the scales, which are on the hill the
Hospital edice.
Payment will he made for each cargo immedf-
ately after it is delivered and weighed.
6-saruth2w
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IHESUpPLMENTARY RECONSTRUCTION BILL
Congress to-day sent to the President asking
the return OF the supplementary reconstruc.
ton bill, IL not having been correctly enrolled.
The bill was returned, as requested The veto
IS not expected before Tomorrow or Wednes-
Cay at the soonest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

CoMMIssIoNERsHTP OF AGRIcULTURE-The
friends Of Col Capron and OF Mr.. Bar ker, OF
Rhode Island, are alike sanguine that one or
the other will be nominated as Cemmiss Toner of
Agriculture, but it does not seem to be certain
that any new nomination will be made i'm
uediately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

INTEREST ON THE NATIONAL DRBr.-The in
terest on the seven thirty bonds issued under
ne &C. OF March Sd, 1865, second series,
amounting 10 over one hundred and eighty
millions OF dollars, tails dine to.day. twill
'ake about six m iliions OF dollars in currency
TO pay the IN terest on the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

IHE SUPPLEMENTARY RECONSTRUCTION
BILL The STAR OF Saturday was the oniy
city paper that has yetpublis he'd a correct COPY
OF me supplementary Reconstruction Bill as
II passed The two houses Our cotemporariss
made some bad plumbers. especially in the
fourth and sixth sec tons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

CONTRIBUTIONS AND REFLECTIONS,
The Sepste, in executive session this after
noon, confirmed and rejected the following
nominations;
Msnster-George Bancroft a Berlin. Prus-
Secretary Of Lega,ion-John Hay. Of TIL, at
Vienna; Alexander Bliss, o. N. y. A. Berlin ).
Michigan: J Albert Howke, OF Pennsylvania;
Id @. Thatcher. ofPepnsyivania.
Captain-Commauder f. X. Murray.
CommancersnIteu' Commanders VIM Glib
First Assistant Ens,neer.-second Assis
tant Engineers D. Hardea, b. Pods. J. D.
Toppin. and Third Assistant. y. kavanaugh.
second Assistant Eneineers-Third Assistant
ton Stiles, and Henry q Christopher
Postmasters-Mrs HATTIE Q. Fay. Roches-
ea FrGns rSe, Royal S "
SAVERS, Tecumseh, Michigan; Edwin r.
Brink, Wilmington. N c.; Salah Bos worth,
Marietta Ohio: Helen SurGens, Warren, &. I.
Mich city, Indiana.
Assessor Internal Revenue-H. o. Herrick,
I'd District South Carolina. ~
Assistant Treasurer-John S. Walker, New
Orleans, La.
Consul-Eugene Schuyler, OF N. l.. at Mos
cow.
Collector of Customs -w,tliam snvey.
mackinoe. Mich.
United States Army-Inapectors General,
with rank of lieutenant colonei-Major Will
son H. Davis, Major James Totem, Major
Roger Jones
Navy D-partmsnt-Ghief Of Ordnance Blu.
reau, Henry A. Wise.
Captains-Commander Thomas H. Patter-
son. Commander Edward l.. Nichols.
Commanders-Lieut Commanders Philip
G. Johnson, John Walters. S. L. Breese, Ban :
creft 6herwardi, Henry Wilson, A. E. r
Benham, Joseph s. Skerri,t
First Lieutenant Marine Corps-Second
Lieut. VIM. 6. Muse.
Surgeons-Passed Assistant Surgeons Louis
ZenZen, j. ohm H. Clark.
REJECTED.
Postmasters-Samuel Neil, Van Vert. Ohio;
Elijah T. Smith, Owassie Mich; Charles r
Collins, Mt. Vernon. Iowa.
U. S. Consul-Orrin j. Rose, OF Illinois, at
TarantO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

CoSFIKNRp By the list of eopfrmations
and Tejeetions made in executive session n.
day, given elsewhere, II will be seen that
George Bancroft has been confirmed Minister
to Berlin, and John Hay Charge d'AffaIres /,
Vienna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

BILL TO ABOLISH THE OFFICE OF SUPERIN-
TKNDENT OF SEWERS, &c.-Mr Ashley intro.
duced in the House to-day a bill to abolish the
office of Superintendent and Inspector of Sew
ers, &c, recently created bya the city councils.
The bill reads:
Be At enacted, dc, That the Office Of Super
tendent and Inspector OF Sewers, Carriage
ways, and New Buildings, crea ted by an act
Board of Common Council OF the city Of
Washington, and approved the 10th day
OF June. 1867, be and the same is
ordinance creating and establishing the same,
is hereby decla red null and void and therefore
set aside. Referred to Committee on District
Columbia.
copy of the act passed by the city Coun-
ellis accompanies the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

FERsohAL-Senator Sherman has returned
from Europe. and was in his seat in the Senate
to-day. ''tAmong the visitors in the Crimi.
nal Court this morning were Hon Id Wash.
burn, of Indiana Hon. John Logan, sx man
Der from Missouri; and Hon. Caleb Cusbir,
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FOR NAVY CLOTHING.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING

june Il. 1851.
Proposals. sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Navy Clothing" will be received at this Bureau
until q clock p. m. on TUESDAY, the 18th day
Of July next for TEN THOUSAND PAIRS
Blu L SATISET TROUSERS. SEQ pairs deliy-
cradle in New York, and 1000 pairs in Boston; also,
TEN THOUSAND BLUE FLANNEL OVER
SHIRTS, 6yUt0 deliverable in New York, and l.an
in Boston both articles 10 be of the navy standard,
and delivered at the navy yards at the above named
places within sixty days after notification Of the
acceptance ola proposal, and there pass the usual
inspection.
For description of the articles and the packages
to contain them bidders referred to the samples
at the said navy yards; and for information tin
pamphlet form regarding contracts to the ofir.5
Of the conlmandants ana paymasters of the several
navy yards.
Every offer must be accompanied 10y a written
guarantee signed by more ponslh!c per
the effect that he or they undertake that the
bidder OF bidders will il his or their bid he accept
ed. enter into an obligation within five days. with
good and sufficient eurctics to furnish the articles
proposed: the responsibility of the guaraItnfS 10
be certified to by the Assessor Of Internal r.
for thr District in which they reside.
No Fr0po sal tcttE b. considered HHLtSS rcr0DpIHst
by sB0rGBtss and by satisfactory sridrI mt
tie tIdder IS regular dsGksr the articles. and has
the license required BY act al CoasrsSS.
III. BRIDGE.
j. Il -lawiw Chief of Bureau.
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iHk WHITE HoUsE-A number of visitors
"efe at IN" Executive Mansion to-day. but
the President received very few. ATTORNEY
Generai stanbery and Secretary Browning
mad interviews with the President this morn.
$500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

~ From Shilllngtcn. Odeon Building, we
have the capital July number OF London So.
etsty and the August number Of Mrs. Peter
sons Lu1g's Friend.
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DROPosALs FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE DEPoT CoMN1ssaRY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. July D. 1871
1 Sealed Proposals are invited until Tt ESDAY,
July To- Isl, at II o clock NJ. for furnishing this
Subsistence Department with
FIVE HUNDRED 5000 BARRELS OF FLOUR
The proposals will be for what is known st this
Depot as Nos and >, and bids will be entertained
foI any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must lie in duplicate, and for each grade
separate sheets If paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within
five days fFem the opening OF the bids, and must be
delivered in such quantities, daily, as the Gov
eTnmcrt NAV direct. at the wharves or railroad
dcpnt in Washington, u. &.
The delivery of all Flour awarded TO be com
pleted within twenty days from the acce rtance of
the bid.
Bids will be received for Flour TO be delivered in
new. oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made in such funds the Gov
ernnIent may have for disbursement.
The usual Government in pectiCu will hc made
just before the Flour is received, and none will hs
accepted Which is not fresh ground and If a suPr-
rior quality.
No bid will be entertained from parties who
have previously failed to comply with their bids,
from bidders not present TO respond.
Government reserves the right TO reject any bid
Tor any cause.
Bids 20 Le addressed to the undersigned. ut No.
223 street, endorsed, " Proposals for Flour
G.. BELL.
j. S5t Major and e. s. U. : 4.
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DROWNED IN WAsHTUB On Yesterday
day morning the family of Mrs. Frederick
Brannan, No. 2O3 East Lopbar street, met
with a sad bereavement in the death of an IN -.
terestng little girl about thirteen months old,
which, while playing in the yard attached to
the residence named. managed to scramble in
to a wasntub filled with water, and was
drowned before assistance could he rendered.
Coroner Holt had an inquest. the Jury render
ing verdict of accidental death."-BaUt-
mare Commercial, 18th