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Steamboat Lines.

VNHE STEAMER COLUMBIA arr.
l. Has resumed her regular trips boz <(xkfk
tween washinEtsn and Baltimore, Aek
Leaying Baltim9rs every, SATURDAY AFTER
WEDNESDAY MORNING.,
at 0 o'clock,
She will stop at all tho principal landings on the
river for passengers and freight For further par
TGos W. RILEY 4 SON, Agents,
Riley's Wharf,
myJO-tuf3m Al THE foot OF Eleventh street
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w
On the petition OF KEDE0CA A, MIRciIgR, Of
New York, N. Y, executrix Of Robert J Msroher,
deceased, praying for the extension Of u patent
granted 10 the said Robert J, Mareher the I'D day
Of May, 1885, for an Improvement In Tool for
Growing M0uldings, for seven years IRON the ex-
piration Of said patent. which takes place on the
ed day Of May, 1906
Il IS ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the IA day o. De,
nstined to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to pc granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
ne In the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth in writing, Rt least tioentH days before
the day Of hearing all TESTIMONY aled by either
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of the ONCE, which will be furnished on applica-
ton.
DOpositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
umOny, must be filed In the Office ttDsntU days be-
fore the day OF heaTingj The arguments, II any.
within ten days after aling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice DO Published In
the REPuDLIoAS and the Intelif0enesr, Wsshlng-
ton, D, T., and IN the Atlas, New York, n. y,
once week for three successive weeks the first OF
,Sid pS6ieaons to be at least sixty days PEsSiouS
iyl0-FSw ActinE Commissioner Of Patents.
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Proposals.


NAVY DHPARrNESr,l
BuRrAu OF MrDrcisR AMP suRaEsr.
July Is, 1865.
Sealed proposals will he received at thi. once
until SATURDAY, the 25th instant. at !? . clock,
Va. with one hundred tons "a, 40 pounds 10 the
toni Of Buck Mountain Anthracite or Locust Noun:
tain White Ash Coal; to be delivered on the Naval
Hospital Wharf. between August % and September
l, proximo. p. J. HQRwITz.
jy2l-t&fN Chief Of Bureau.
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WAsHIE1Tos June III ls6s
N On the petition ofJoELf kEsLER, Of Pittsburg,
"a; Prh1lnk toI lhe extension OF patent granted
70 MIN the zotn Gay OF september 1904, Tor an i'm
re In ria.i0rm sesles I2T Seyen years from
e ~ Nv y, q saa Mh'oh taxes place on
Tug pin GAY oi 5eptemDeT, ieosi
Pateht otes ON MoSpAY liz al, 20 d,x ~ s ne
TENDER next. at IL clock, m. and ali persons are
why said petition ought mot to he granted AA'''
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
In the Patent ohee their objections, specially set
day all testimony aisd BY either party w.
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
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Attorneys.
s. WHITMAN,
~ ATTORHHY.l AT
7 Aw OIL FIC Z

NJ H. MILLER,
N. ATTORNEY AND CoUNsBLLoR-AT-LAw,
AND
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Practices before all the Courts and the Department,
in the District OF Columbia.
OFFICE: 30 IS LOUISIANA AVENUE, sRAk cokEEE
OF sIKrH STREET.
Prepares all kinds Of legal documents, such as
Leases. Deeds, Wills, Powers Of Attorney, Land.
lord and Tenant Notices, sc, de.
81 PartieulAf attention given 10 the Collection OF
Debts and ClAiMk, apl6-tf
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrEn STATES PArEEr OFFICE.

On the petition Of WILLIAM TnoRSLRr, Of Phila.
delpAia, Pa praying for the extension q patent
mt sasy
Wheels to ASles for seven years from the expira-
as sg o. Il ssS which takes place on the 18th
Patent caiss pa MONEY! tSs Sd d.y o. hpEHs!
o sppssr and show cause. 4 say hey have, Why
sag petition 0SSht nj 20 % sshed. ,uir.d IN
nle IN the Patent Once their objections, specially
sst i9rth N writng' AZ least ttoentK gays before
ss "a. asS ts
and transmitted accordance with the rules Of the
Whsn spa otbar p.nsss GS
mony, must be sled u the once tioentp days before
len days after ming the tcstimoSy. y aA' ~
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPuBLIrAE and the Intelii1encer, Washington,
week three sacess:i1s Wssfs The arst 81 aid
Ss dsy o2 hearing gs
DErARTMESSTT GE TIE ISfPEEloEo
On t n petition HSSfS5 M
patent ssrssssd 10 Sin IN ~ gay q ysnSsaJJy @
sh, 1885, and again reissaed March 10Th, 1867, Tor
ssqss for ssIe1 years from ~ S eaRiraon s.d
tsmbsr. Ises. "Ae' piA'' On 'ne 1''h aAS 'i Sop
Paest ofSaf os ON sS psGn a. heaFd az tns
nssi At 'enrt snd All v nsrsons sra nntaaa
z 1SBssi md siS% sissS, Z iSsy have, why
sie \. he Pptsnt 3aee theis eSsctiops 2spselalS
party Ss assa ahs sas SsaTnEs hS Must g
e Mseh % M sSss Of The
Ss al relied
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NKw MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS.
,oEaGS HNISSggT,,

VIM nm ,,,rI.UyIH1 SnrnI n, III, mo,,,, NJ,
tween New York, AleIandria, WashiSgton, and
SS.ff loot u high street. evsry TSSrsd.y. and
passage apply atths sfaee Of the company, esrner
81 New York avenue and Seventeenth street. be-
10y NAVY pspartps1S ruou,sor ,.,a,,,
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With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State room,
dAy and nigh, Cars, With modern inproyemest., and
otber routs Two Sundred miles saved 70 Westef,
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST,
TWO DAILY TRAiNE TO THE NORTH.
Through from baltimore TO ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimsre have
the Advantages Of making all changes In UNION
DEP0TS, and no FERRIES. ).
Tickets by this route can be procured At the
once, corner Of Sixth street aud Pennsylyania
avenue, under National Hotel, where reliable lnfor
nation will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this efoe,
cure accommodations in seepng Cars for Elmira or
Corner Sixth 1t. and Penn. avenue,
deS-ly baltimore, Nd,
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1857 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1867
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH
WEST. SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and after MAY 18th, 1897, trains will run a.
follows:
washilnpStss I.SIm. Bslti,nsre lalop,m.
4" sSpm. 1850 "
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Financial.
'IRsr NArIoNAL BANK

n. D. Cooks, tof jay Cooho 4 Co. y President,
W.. Huxrrsoror. Cashier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14
,Sc1co! Coay"'':ioR at Ryegatc.

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14
IHe Terrible BOntlHOIderS.

II our readers will take the pains to
examine most any number Of the demo-
cratic, or conservative newspapers.
they will find more Or less said about the
'.Bondhollers"- said too in way
to attempt to bring odium and censure
upon tia, class Of persons who have
loaned money to the Government. There
Is an attempt also TO impress their readers
with an idea that the holders of Govern
meut securities from separate and dis
tine. ,la-.. whose interest are different
from the rest of the community - and
who are living in idlencss and luxury at
the expense Of the laboring classes.
/. j. necessary only 10 ascertain who
these LonLholdcrs are, to show the utter
lallacy and righteousness of this theory.
Most people who know anything of the
habits OF our more intelIigen. farmers
mechanics, and household servants, know
Hay are largely holders of our Govern
men. bonds \ blow at the bondhold-
~. in the talk about payment in a de-
pr,c.atod currency, or utter reputation,
l. direct thrust at the industrious Glasses
OF our country. Any banker or dealer
IN government bonds will attest to TIC
'.,ct HAT the laboring classcs-evcn the
s,rvau; Urls and man-servants - are
Iar-r,y holders of these securities. And
instead Of attempting to create distruSt ii
The credit Of the Government. it become;
cNcry one to encourage the laying up OF
-urr!u, earnings by the laboring classes
aul Il, the Government bonds are reaIi-
y converted, and the interest easily col
iccty.I. they are one Of the best invest,
pcu;s 10 he made.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14
I Democratic !StWmper ia NciC
NdntpSHi"C.

Oar special dispatches from New
Hampshire stat, that on the occasion OF
Il recent Democratic gathering, "IIrnry
Clay Dean of Iowa WIS present, and VIII
soon take the stump" The maine OF
thi~ prominent western dcmccrat i Prob
ably more or les familiar to our New
Hampshire readers But rs he is about
to take the stump Tor their enlightenment.
i; is no more than RIGHT that they should
have all proper information about him.
He WAS ut the Chicago Convention OF
1864. which nominated Mcclellan and
Pcnic;ou, and in some ol the side meet
ings attending that gathering he spoke
with great acceptance. IIqw he spoke
will be seen from the following extract
from a report Of his speech in the Chica-
20 papers:
''Sincc the day when Ahasuerus issued
his c'lict for tine murder Of the Jewish
nation, a more gigantic crime las not
been recorded than the recent c,lict OF
the ignorant baboon at Washington, call
ing for half a million more OF your sons
ana brothers. for Il fresh immolation to
the Abolition god"
By ignorant bahoon" is meant the
late President Lincoln by abolition
cod" it is doubtful what is exactly meant.
unless it may have been the salvation OF
the country, which was secured by the
ELECTROMAGNETIC great degree o, New.
IIampshire's ''sons and brothers"
called for. The report of Mr.. Dean
speech closes rs follows:
''But with all the vast armies placed
ut his president LincoIn'D command, lac
had tWLod! .tG2ed!! t,Glcd!!! taE
d!!!! Such failure had never been
known. such destruction OF human life
had never been known since the dcstruc-
ton of the army of Sennachcrib by the
reath Of the Almighty. And still the
monster usurper wanted more men for
his slaTghter-pens. Mr.. Dem closed
his remarks amid the widest shouts"
This Is the man, then, that has been
invited all the way from Iowa to help
the cause of the democracy in New
Hampshire. Thus he is regarded as a
congenial spirit and useful worker on
that side. But if after this exhibit he
does not cause the loss Of ten democratic
voters to every one he gains, we greatly
mistake the feeling in the Old Granite
State, even among the honest and patri-
otto portion of the democratic party
Boston JOumaL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

The following letter on national poll
tics. written by the late Governor An
drew. only three days before his death,
to a personal friend who had been close
" connected with him in the military OPP
eratlons OF the State, has been given
for publication.
BOsroN, Oct. p. 1867.
DEAR---: Iou are right in sup
posing that story to be mistake about
the war Office being Offered to me and
NV reply about Mr.. Rever,ly johnson.
1t is true, however, that have fire.
ouentlv contrasted his statcSmanlil;e con-
duct in supporting the anti-slavery
amendment oi' the United State, Consti-
tuition, and (although he did not person
ally like it) in supporting the military
act. with the conduct Oi
many other public men, who subordinate
their public conduct TO their own self.
hood. But since no place in the cabinet
has been placed at my disposal, have
never made, nor had the opportunity to
make. any terms about It's acceptance,
And uller all the circumstances, dc
not believe it in the Presidents power 10
better his cabinet at all. Congress ought
to have left him free to select his cabinet
and to nave held him responsible, Il, the
country would have done, Tor lis compo-
~ition Ifha, or any of his ministers.
Gi>o5evcd the laws, or tried to evadl
their execution. it would have exposed
them to .nimaGvcr>ion.
hope that. under the circumstances
Of tbs mcmcn'. he viii attempt NJ
chqncr 1t Will be likely t. add 20 the
present public distraction, may give siili
more anxiety about the national Securi-
lics. auI cannot fill 10 be- 4 subject oil
merely partisan discussion.
The tendency OF the hour Is towards
Grant. \nd I1Ht i lsst. Il is not thu
ileaI cool. It j. bal for the country
that lie must leave hiS present post
bad tor him, the Soiler, to try and t,
endure tn, harl l'Ite which awaits him.
in civil life. Hu. it is the apparently
lest practical rood the country can have
And t.rn: l. - square and honest 4 man
that | believe b. ! bound to be right il
the main. anywhere.
ours.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

\ commercial convention was in Ses-
sion ut Boston, last week. composed OF
some OF the most substantial business
men OF the state They adopted rc-o!u-
lions to the effect that the national honor
and good faith require that the govern
mcnt should redeem the iivc-tw,nty bonds
in specie, and that the expansion OF the
currency should cease. They affirm that
the whole bu,ine>, interests of the coun-
try ltquire speedy resumption of specie
payments, to promote which contraction
of the currency ut the rate OF 5000. 600
a month, after Jan. |, 1869, is recon-
mrndcI, and the limitation of the nation
III bank currency to 200, 100000 until
specie payments are resumed. Other
resolutions favor Il ircc national hanllim.
law, abolition of all usury laws, the es-
Enlistment Of seven per cent, where no
other Is agreed on, a. the LEGAL rate OF
interest throughout the United States,
and the exemption of the United States
bonds already issued, from taxation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14
Secretary McCuIloch was 50 anxiou

Secretary McCulloch was so anxious
to please the President by giving him
reasons for supcrceding Mr.. Rollins, and
at the same time not TO offend that otli-
cial, who had so faithfully obeyed him,
that in keeping one eye on the White
House and one on the Internal Revenue
Bureau, he fell and injured his back.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

r.~A writer IN iiarp,r's Weekly mott
c,- uni;c an Innovation in railroad nan-
ng..~out, and that too on one of ON
Nrm-a: roads. Printed plactr'lS are
posted in the cars, with explicit orders
to Ia--a@cmen AMI cmpIoyc-, requiring
them to ''lo their work not only well
In: pleasantly, and 20 rive every facility
20 travellers by Information and by acts 81
t. innovation Is Col Geo. y. N,r-
.iII'~ Of the Rutland and Burlington road.
1t i said to work well what road viii
follow the example
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14
NcpuGIicaA Union state COHTaH-
fiGJi

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14
PEACHAM ACADEMY
Alfred W. kihheN's Estate.

STATE OF VERNON T, liz Probate Court held AT the
Caledonia District Probate Ufi'e; in 81; Johns
bury thin and Tor said district, On the lth day OF
February, ISIS
AN Instrument purporting 10 be the last VIII ant
Testament OF Alfred Kihbey. late al Burte, in said
district deceas ed being presented To IN" Court 10y Mrs
sophia +. Kibbcy, the eXcculrtX, therein named tor
probate
Is ordered bysaid court. shat all persons concern
ed therein, lie notified tOappear at session OF sad
court 10 be holden at the Probate Oifce in St Juh
bury, the 2yth daN February 1905 and show cause
they may have against the Probate of said W III:
which purpose it sturther ordered, that copy q"
the record OF this order be published thr weeks sue
cesSivcly in CALIFORNIAN printed at ST. JOhusOuy
previous said time aDpOiltrd Tor hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
A true copy OF record Attest,
1896 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge OF PTOoAle
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

y young French woman at Burlington
named Grcenough, about Il years old,
watching with sick person, Friday
night, upset Il kerosene lamp which set
fire to her dress and she was 50 burned
that size lived bat few hours.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

TIE RAILROAD. - Committees COM
posed Of the Directors of the Passump-
sic and MIassawippi Valley Companies,
met at Newport Tuesday and agreed up
on basis OF action in regard to the con-
struction and running the latter line, sat
isfactory to both parties. Their action
will be laid before the respective Boards
of Directors for ratification, and if agreed
to, of which there is little doubt, the
construction Of the Valley Road will be
proceeded with as rapidly as possible at
an early day.-.S.aHSte0W J0mwW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14
The GTaHt-,JOAnS0n COrrespOn-
HoRcP.

are decidedly spicy. They show that
whatever have been the relations between
Gen. Grant and the President heretofore
they are now anything but friendly.
Secretary Stanton, in transmitting the
,ettcrs to the House, on the 4th inst, ,
says he has had no personal correspon-
dencc with the President since the 18th
Of August last but that the accompany
ing letters are copies furnished by Gen.
Grant, which the Gen. reports TO be the
correspondence on the subject.
Gen Grants first letter. dated Jan.
18th, asks the President for the insrruc-
,ions in writing, which Johnson had pre-
viouslv aiven him verbally, not 10 obey
any order from Sec. Stanton unless he
knew that 1t came from the President
himself Gen. Grant assigns rs reason
the many misrepresentation III Clrcula-
don about the matter for what is writ
ten admits of no Misunderstanding. lie
procec i to rehrarSe the circumstances ::
that the President was anxious to keep
Stanton out OF tn" office. and consulted
him (Graut) about it that ON cX;unlna-
lnation Of tie Tenure Of Office law. Grant
found he could NOT legally refuse TO va
cate the Office ii Stanton was rc-instatcd
by the Senate that he went, on the | lth
OF January. and told the President so !;
that the President held the contrary view
and after lnnE discussion promised to see
Grant again. but did not till the next
Tuesday. until which time, Gen. Grant
says:
II doubt never entered my mind
about the Presidents fully understanding
my position, - namrly: That if the
Senate refused to concur in the Suspcn-
sion OF Mr.. Stanton. Fay powers rs Sec
ctlry o! War ut u.',l'n would cease,
and Mr.. Stanton'> right TO RESUME at
once the functions OF hi office would, un
der the law ht in.li-pulahlr.-aud | ACT
ed accordingly with Mr., Stanton"
At the Cabinet meeting that day, the
!Ih. G.n. Gran; wa~ summoned rs Il
member, and reminded the President that
he was no longer member The PrcSi-
| dent rave h- version ul the discussion
WIN ''I' ''',"' !"''e '''y' previous
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

Rev. VIM. II. Lord of Montpelier. has
so tar recovered strength as TO venture Il
sea voyage. On Sunday morning he bid
his church and congregation an affecting
farewell and on Saturday next he will
take steamer at New York for Liver
pool, with the purpose of proceeding at
once to the southern portion OF Italy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

rySomc quite notorious vendors of
poor whiskey sometimes called stomach
bittcrS) begin a column advertisement in
the Tribune with these words: ''All
good men, all Christians, all patriots, are
advocates Of temperance. Indeed, pub
lie sentiment is unanimous on this point,
although there may be difference Of opin-
ion az TO the best method OF accomplish
ING the desired end Is not this firm a
near relative Of the man Pollock speaks
of, WHO stole the livery of the court of
heaven to serve the devil in -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

IL TIN several Masonic orders in this
place are to hold "iy>tivitic>' the 2Gth
INST ,lason> high in rank from several
orders in lancaster. 'lau-toal, and I'll
.,5or. u, art II lie present. y lc",c
VIII g.. held at Masonic Hail in the eve
rang.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

An UNPRoMIsING ITEM-the state
ment of the public debt, Feb lst, shows
an increase of nearly nineteen millions of
dollars.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

movement was 20 utter cry of anguish,
Immediately followed by tears but her
lirmmcss soon returned, when she observ-
ed that she had long expected that a
great calamity had taken place and
then (woman-like) gave orders that prop
er mourning dresses be provided her So
far the cruel trial of her feelings had
hot - the report says - injured her
health.
\. W. Bingham, special agent of the
Treasury Department for dc prevention
Of smuggling in Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont. is here to present his re-
pert to the Commissioner of Customs
His entire force has been six aids, and
between April %, 1867, and January
81, 1868, the property seized, actions
commenced and penalties paid through
their instrumcntalities, am cunts TO S99l,-
OBJ Washington Dispatch
Al a Christian Convention in Boston
last week, it was stated that Christian
Conventions have, within few weeks.
been he'll in fourteen Of the counties in
Vermont. and would soon be held in the
other two. At Bra,.don, the only bill
arl saloon in town had been turned into