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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-05
Auftion and 1'rirate SALES.

~ y u N
The -ubscrib,r " i'll sell public auction on
Saturday, the 9th day of March next,
tlc folio ing rrpcrt~ i. disposed al ne;ore the
time Of sylc.
My -IIDNIE PLACE
at sutton to.ucr n'ainiuE shnu' = Il good
Ian uu', good -t', oi Gu, lvltin1. wiz ho.- ami
h.ru M -,.l coudi ion and ,-." hiding thereto h
Iuaui 4 also. u.S. wood. a4yo.-, -'r'-h-. har-
u..- md % b pr, Vrrty not men .o.".
Nlr. situated mi of sutton Corn
GOOD r-I ii. contain n. circular h,s..d u.,.
3D. d.. 4! .'. clip o' 4 ri.r. i.,. and boiling
Also pew in the Zap 1T church,
DAVID IpNEE>
-uttr-. i.,h. -. LEO. -"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-05
SLAB MOOD '
A Rare CHANCE

ia. -ul-cri1cr hiss a quln'ity OF dIy -l.b wood
-.'- AZ .'duc"i price. l.. NORRIS
-. JOhI-hIIy. Np.ii ,. 1-t;-- +ti
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-05
THE CALEDONIA\.
IOaicial.
L.IUS or THE I. =.
,Cont;uu,d Iyym last aceek.)

Passed at the Second Session OF the foFtieth
Congress.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-05
L z a It III e IA
A T T E N TON!

agent for she Cunard line of Ste1mcrs also bill
Of exchange payable at sight England, Iceland O,
Scotland constantly on hand ut the lowest Il:e
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-05
MOOD AND HAY FOR SALE.

I.C. WoODBI RN will deliver 'r-iuch ~LAR wool
b. til. village It - I.r I'd. II, Wi LEO do jolliH
rt o. kinds
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

For sale tory aol.-. I'D lot "a the corner OF
Lure. amt -prin- street. The house E, fitted up for
two .'r.,I.- \. \ WILLARD
January g., i>G'. 4.t
FOR SALE,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-05
+ o r S A L E :,
WOOD WOOD

TIE =ah-cr lcr wishing. have town ole resi-
t,uyy summer street l.. -alc. W. l. IEth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-26

u 81 Da 3e E
pfua-sd meseng
$50 . cF3ash sau5sg
REG = rs in
Is iat aetlaat8 lpaaty j.
ut8ra ths rts.,Al hal tahea plscf AZ
g. advanced q ihs wsssf with piry.
sharp eyed "a fhsp hf asksd ne lsa.
81 gacsi3un. wbeslcr any person kaer
ans rsasan Wiz TIE ordinance = bap-
usm should Boa & administered No
oae aurwered co. . - monenis batat
lsugth al5 stFugtt and pceerfal
iookirs ehap. wth - sye hko blaze
vho uas e4a.hg upon long ride and
quietly .ooaiaE en. remarked ider.
I don't aant Is sateiiete q this we're
business. auy Say bot ] Naui e ay
kn9u Inst ola rus, iha; you've eotha.l
q. And / knas taat one Dip won't DIS
hm Any soad Iiysa wait q 20 90
Au ont u him. uhd savs hita soH}
have = anchor lim rs deep satcr owed
night
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-26

A To0H SgohY Tae lhe eeen.ug,
10 ON private crib there was learn.
al dissertation. subject Be1bugs and
theu remarkable ieoacay u lsie Que
asserted q IS own kuos edge that ,hey
cou.d be ba..esi and thea come 10 lie
s5tng ha4 soaked ,l,em Tor boars 10 tar
peu4uc vsAoU, spy f.iAl COILS guen-
CA 0,d Haals eho Laa been Listen
ipe Is an oaiadeF, hste ghee IL be gZ-
peaeace b confederation q tle .ts-
says Us 'soas Years $50 tsok lvsl-
bag 10 az lsoa fauajrg. ani dropping
il .ata ladie u-ere tie melted sson
sas hAd Il ran toto skillet Wei.
ay o.d Woman usei that skillet pretty
nstaat Cos s1 years, Asd here the oih-
dHy ! bfoie i 81 70 smAsh. add shat
you think gsallemen. that ere 10.
{ jest walked on, q hk hole vhere
4 besu lsyiu hike q frog in rock,
rnsAs tvscks TT his old roost ~
s Dot. added hs. b. wsy q Ia
a~s4A 'lsv aeoFge. gentlemen. BE-
I'D Eslghis pals
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Anrsai2c, ,rou sirrr Five you

AnrtaiNCi tEou SifiF Five Young
men u Berlin lrtyly made ma agree
mau, trA vager 8 see Who 81 them
could bsep awake for who.5 week
Tht, aH had 3ul Coz about ike days
uud lali by ir.uA.pe largely u coffee,
ana tospn M constant oaud q
active exercise, and eNriaug amase
meu's 81 iis yua ~ thst tome TWO
yid.dtd d diag s,usa, tltIi SION FELL
sslecp ahle nlag anb,ea icom l.s
saddle aua broke his arm fourth
,sss attacked Is severe sickness, and
compelled 60 retire lom tbe list, iae
aRh held outtolbc ud. but lost twenty
Eve pound ofhesb Il winning TIE Nc
ger Long ego Frederick ice Great
aud NollAs,e msdg similar expert
ueut nalane gse 81 bs,aue amu ant
81 strong ads Boz tary a5 tea sue
coed "a diving aasy sleep 60 more
than rem dass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-26

QUICK NI IIh AID LOW RkIt -
Tseay Thousand p0bcja Cured 3imaaDg.
nH4J. TELLER eeuti1utstD ts coafdenaaly con
IL suited a. az forms 81 private dsrAsss atitnd ~
lablishsd Hospital, so. BsAytrftres AlaBy \ $.
Twenty yesn devoted 81 ibs Fbftesiat branch ~
practice. enables him 70 perform cufts tut e other
ShY seiah aHd rs iuchiie tasb ibing III
pohdsnoe with The most sAtutat phy aifian ofiht old
World u obtaining The sais a. uelles ne --latest
et fOr these dsesses anert bdacrmsHtf 70 he uuief
tunate quet $50 alad cure g BE- obtaihed htboeih
slricture Enlargement - the tfseltf AID Sfermafir
cords Babo liberated Threat sore NOSE, tender sha
bones Cutahcaus erlPi0ns kei.s Ulcers Atettses AID
al other mpuri,s, q ne systsD. ars ptfeay gndsl
tie control afths Doctors SD havt been tssi
riin more taaI ogeoy csafs ahDuailE ~ lmnrntt
SUGGEST .
Young men sadistea 20 secret habts wha hsts Soc
PAIRED seif hsatAs aHa destroyed De r'sof 81 hsi
mind. dspdtHg hemsyifss q 70 l's1fs q Aft
RED tlia az h0tiHed thst Ia consulting ~ 3eiirf
they wlI' sad friend b. console AID Phgseiap vao
bas cared tAoHsaaas b. almost every laH q ~ hsd
states HhH affiei f. ~ hfiArt dar 30 bfsith boz
rs}os IL 80 tsai uskcs 49, d,faflts and man happy
Tks reaArf II COURSE aware st he dsssry fthiF tub
isel w preyeut more mlaats description y ttls ter.
Sole altrasf.
DI TELLHEs GHEAA WORK
bgas fsrsgsfy asiy sisrtllng aiselosBrss ~ IT,
i.ts ese4i aefs o. its psfHea " taeev raaiet
iuarfisEf so Hasrt faii y faies frit % sraff ai
- sl parts uadsf se- post nala 5hog etith s.o Pc
lssl yaar TIE siaes iHafrsea 200 ias aaifF4 aatt}
IscIafs 81 Iass " bow tn f.ass paftaff tspHtbt
as Is MIh@irfY ftsatteits aEtaffn rtsrffstt HrF
= before pubhseA Wagaalg1 b. ~ safth ttFrs fat
shs Ansa6t asea t4Eit rshit 49, e.
stsmBs ifsiasr .resrs eofy = RETIRE in.l ~
Teller hss asHstsd fe ta.s % she tafs 81 Eauss Hhat
~ poe nhlr e. teatsHfsh
10 THK LADff
u TFftFHsffi fsnafaf 81 Esif tsfrerif tvffitEfe
~ 49, n - yi8hofs itss.aa rnssis Aaatis Fi.s
Z ~ slss = aHoFf t5an siya bosses fsif 81 t.si ~
sfftilf 81 fe1.ss FtteaaF stt sftef ft ~ =
Fsae, = trrry gtber Hia's - slaii So tfftFssf
~ n & fAf mss lF,f 4f5a p ff| Gem
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-26

r&m ho
wa slt
.
- m us
The sen ua
nt saft e1Pop
su 4 10
Nj guAs, ssa 5 Oushs .uy
GOA 9 sbt prs.onsr is smart b visI
sears w. Terntsry lsl5se u.gt ~
leh
TEE question paa askoi ~ lr.sh
cUn uha egefi q saie u ieap
lasi nesk. & bs hAi ts4 been Is a.
polls b'at BE replied Ye
where, 4 poleJ aAtba He
sese VA received
countiymau veat into . jrug
agre iew 8sss surs. snd ssked 10 be
rrted With tvo rouuas q opium 81
lafvs = quantity eas.ted the suspicion
u ibs druggist and be inquired shat
Il was q be useJ ~ The serdaul
replied % stop cracks 10 bls cart y heels
ile wa advised to gei oakum
Doct0t SAID IS pld laiyl The
0,ilti day u Lc, family physician, hin
wa ssli ME hov isis ba, some FOLKS sFe
b0rr dumb Wis, BEN certainly
madam. replisd tbs doctor, "a is cw
ing 70 de fact that they came inio the
vmld without tie power 81 speech
Ia roc. remarked lie Oh hdyi snow
Jest sac uhat i il 10 tsre physie ed
icatiou Ife azed Gay Ola man more
nor hundred Times that At same
thing. aud al that could efer get oat
q him vas, Ease they Is
Tbs All u putting has At last APP
parenIly reached rs maximum. Who,
allsr reading the following account Of
Dc X-s "perambnlators," would
attempt toroeisi their insiiious action
II 500 want purely unsophisueatcd
family pili, bay Dr. KS liver en-
ooarag.ug kidney porsuadiug, silent
pgrambulaiors, twenty seyon in box
This pli j a. mild a. pet lamb, and
a. searching as a small tooth comb II
don't - footing about bat attends
stnaly q basinea and is "a certain
as 40 alarm clock
The following is the latest piece OF
Snowman elogueuce Gentlemen THIS
is tba celebrated bon constructor; tie
finest largest longest strongest aud
waiest animal II rs species on gzhi-
b.aoa q Tia country He uas caught
in sonib AfIiea aa he lsy tmplJ after
swallowing oxen and drove Of sbcep.
10 a wire net. lis capture adord!ng &
beautiful illustration Of successful VIII,
pulling It was supposed That th'
sand where BE- VAS iopud was hoI
enough to boil eggs, aud chat bis sita
$685. Il leqst scl done There is proved
by Il. highly flushed appearance Iii
color is supposed TO combine all ID,
hues a. I'D tbs snakes that eveg h.sEcl
o. blt from tic oId serpent o cong
81 cell HIS size is variable, AZ liki
most other objects iH uatare, 30 expand
With beat aud contracts with cold l'o
every rise o. five degrees 10 The tier
momttcr. hc gess ioot OF lorgtud,
III bis native sands BEES d hundred an.
dhy lgat long Ibe warm season 9
cur country stretches BIN twenty -i,'
feet Last january. when the then
niometer ied n sixtecg degrees, b.
srlaBk into such tuh.pg Dimensions "a
to bo invisible through microscope
HIS present length you can Sc 70
yourselves HIS temperance principle
are the Gougu-isi kind lie is a dozet
cold water societies rolled in;o enc.
IFS drink al las present dimensions
three gallons Of Mater per week, hi
food thrc, mor gallons lie Inns grea
natural Talent for politics which b
shows hy changing hiv coat four ime
a year prte II admission twenty fr
ccnib
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-26
Burr 4 Burton Seminary.

VHE NEXT TERN 81 mi. in.titutIou VIII commence
, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 70, and SILL gDntinus 3
weeks
Raw. I. s. AUSTIN Principal
Competent Instruction wilgs provided COR those Dc.
sifng 20 pursue Classical tpsirh, Scientific ~ Com
tnt rriai course, Tins Boarding Department j. under
the Charge Of Mr. Geo Clark
Young men studying fpr nc ministry, and % need
mas nave their TuiiiDH and Room bn paid from The
Bun fand and one dollar week toward lber board.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-26

All persons owing bills 10 Bowen a
Hapkms are hereby requested 10 cali
aaI settle up d. once, as We intend to
close our Books on tho Isl day Of Feb
ruary, 1869, after which time We shall
ssll goods only for Ready Pay, thus
saving 70 oar customers 10 per cent
from present prsc and 70 ourselves
gbo trouble and expense q supporting
noa-payingcus,omene commonly known
Is Dead Beats d which there is AZ
lueomuonly large crop tais year
Unni lie lsi q February sc shai.
try to maEe {, 'sr ihe .peeicl object q
I'll parties uiih cash 10 give Is a call.
a. ws base cone to the conclusion that
Bird in ihs hand Is worth two il The
Bash.
Please do not iprgei b read tie above
BOWEN a HOPKINS.
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NInN q MllNTIl

Can 5c rmac by male and fanalg Agoats We
have nothing ~ curioaitp-seeksrs, but reliable
steady profitable employ G,ent, for those whD
nest BUSINESS Address with e. stamp, q. i.
NauAllen Il Cos ~ Nav 81, Aeg York i6i3
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NrE IHafaTl fs 20 AHENFe
rg....ftf s.-...f .4y sf,s, s.,Fli.l....s 81 fine
6@ f. {ff ..sy. r. f,,f.l r.. s..s.t,,sr5+ ..,.l
sl-s5.. .f...ss5-.f 4tt,lg roU tJ Tfp@ gF
nav sksTf, eIJr t,sgftf,.r 4. g.Eib ~. Sam
8....t4 ..ft..e a,4s FL t4.s ssts,. ~ ar.rter
s'sD - @et'-' 'e - aA'''
taH CAub - SO $50 ianA2 bailAEs one "
iis following atirto- aaE Rud alan sinf'
ttWds. rt s5ad 9nla aiuas, al heal tassls
men igr l1Hts tut white Count lFano. large
size rtEaHt balnofal sklri ~ tarls hIoNh
ur tiear1e1 ~ieg1Hs, good quality yard Wlds
elcgaat iaJPirtWs M1raeoa-aonnd Photo. A-
bum / GgUt .uus oterpu-cppt and Il Foreign
Views, ! -,isuf plated engraved bottle Castor.
! ti,paat SIX Fan, with Ivory or SsndalWona
Frame. ieatbgltl edge aUd spaag.ta. ] Steel
Carving kuit, aud Fork very best QaaBiN IVORY
balanced handle. ! handsome beaded aud imai
faasoL ayds. good Print very iuc Damask
Table Cover I pr. best quality Ladies' Serge
Congress Boots. iuI hue LINEN IaHe.r, doc
Rogers btHi silver bess q fusks J Ladies large
rnal h1rpcra Travelling Bag ] farry drcgs pet
tern aor. elegant silver plated engraved Nap-
nn laugs. , doc. Ladies' tine MerlBn ur Cotton
nt1eangs. deaiH hrayy chased solid Gold Ring
] ~. ladies high cat kahnorai Boots I elegant
pcainc Dress futern. ! Violin aud Bow, ~ box
complete. isetJeWelry PIN, car drops and slecr,
buttons,
I Fen 4 CLuD on 80 AND FIVE DuLIARs black 81
c05red Alpaca Dress Pattern. set Lace Cur
tains. ~ sli Wool Blankets. Engraved silver
Z plated 9 bottle Revolving Castor ] beautiful
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Agents Wanted.

Ft0R A SEW Work iast issaed. Most bighlr cetn
4 faeaA.a ty o. BEST SCHOLARS aud AHLEST
LITERARY IUUEAL- r. oar asHntFF' Thuse eaat'
bs einray iEehl and possessing intelligence and perez
etfanes uiM fnd u taa ssenrg o asefgi ash la-ratfe
Aeslbcss Phase send fsf oaf Descriptive Creulas
vhleh eirss fu pcriiclaf ~ bs waFk 500 0aF fefps
70 aaruts Aaaaass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-26

Beside this, T.. b Sherman Esq, II Chicago,
49,. q native N,fmUEtlr, VIII contribute - nt'-
oics, entitled 'Ycm0uters al the West a gene
usman in Boston viii contribute " ariaes. euti-
titd 'NstmaBtafr ID l}lttul. B1th q tlCse se-
re- VI arlcloa Ril b8 ceFigAsgd, ara can be OBJ
VERMONT FAl.NEBB, MINISTRIES, LAW
4EB, PHYSICIANS, atc,, MILL CONTRIBUTE
AE4IL4hLl l9ilOs UPON WHICH EACH
ONE fs EIIf} POSTED. As announced above.
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REV. pLTNY n. WHITE,

warns ron So lrHm FuEa Is tEgMaNE
ii5- iilssuugtt. Biographical aua Obituary
e6yaNes. 44a afite3ta d Aii WHITE Mr. Williams,
Ai Caslnaa end 49, Hasar viii Be copyrighted,
M ~. Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-26
AUENfs WANIED FOR
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY.

How the Farmer may dauble the us If his land .
uake three tunes much out u his stock Hnd how a
the profits " De farm b. than doubled Farm
crs farmers experienced book anal others,
wanted % taki agencies IN every community. Tom
missions 500 10 piHion,b according luabty and
energy Circulars giving Ntt aes@sp.iou sent lsee Adj
dress ZEtGLEE, MCCUEDY a CO., rkils Cipcin.
nate O. Nhiutsn I'D sLL.onIi. No.
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AGENTS WANTED FoG THE
SIGHTS AND SECRETS
OF THE NATIONAL. CAPITAL.

work descriptive 81 Washington Gig its hish and
lew hl De- magnificent psGAc r5iHccs ils aiddtn mys
tories lis yilanirs apd t8trAtons. thg iusii, aors
Brs pf u Government anl showing huu money is
sQuatdcred how public servant. pcfiorm Their rusts
hpw riug. are managed how Officials bAesmailed I
how ceUntprieiting elIIed en aud al about lenaio
hobby mrmbors lady nerks, Nc, AZ. u is hntly HAS
tinted IS Invaluable 60 eNyry Interested in dtscaN
eriag what s caFuaiy Withheld yr4 he people, and
Is tic sirtst ahurhiHg and chgAprst book ofthU
DAY Ter send fuf Circulars. with ttrnis 40, Ad-
dress UNITED -TArEs PUBLISHING co, ali
Br,tbfne street New York Civ.
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WANTED--AGENTS.- - "a !

KNITTING MACHINE Price 80 J he simplest
cheapest sa6 bcst Eaiitnz Mafhius ever Invented VIII
Iylt 70 6IG stitches psf fshafe Liberal hdnefJntaig
n AeaHts Addrsst AMERICAS KNITTING MA
CHIsE co. Boston Tass- or = I.oas no
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GESr- wAaTEn Ia - ~ bsgt q % pss.s
laal..a.. a.tl.ll.l n. =. ..L l.sl. llngl Msl.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-18
Ages Of The Presfdenfs.

The youngest man elected President
of the United States is Gen. Grant
who Will be AZ years old on the 22d OF
April next. Washington was 81
John Adams, CT; Thomas Jefferson
81; Madison, IS; Monroe, IS; John
Quincy Adams, IS; Andrew jackson,
over 60; Martin Van Buren,, s57; VIM.
Henry Harrison, 81; James X. Polk,
49,; Zachary Taylor, 63: Franklin
Pierce, As; James Buchanan. 60; and
4 brah am Lincoln, nearly 81, when
they were elected.
Our special Washington corresT ond-
ent says that, according to present ap
pearances. Col. Casey is to be collector
OF the port. Mr. Stockdale collector of
internal revenue. and General Long
street surveyor OF the port.-N. 0,
Crescent.
RATS AND MICE - The following
mixture will be found eflectual in get
ting rid of those household pests =
Mix powdered nux vomica with oat-
meal, and lay it in their haunts. observ-
ing proper precaution to prevent ac-
cidents. Another method is to mix
cat meal with q H. 3, .osphorus.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-18
From the Summit Times.
A ENinA Word in Season.

The Jackson Clarion office was COM
pletelY destroyed by fire on the night
of the 1st inst. Loss $4,000. Parti-
ally insured. In two days the paper
re-appeared. PhGnix-like, looking
fresher and livelier than ever, although
some what shorn oft fair proportions.
Not an issue is lost. The calamity.
we cannot help deploring. but it fur
nishes an earnest of the indomita BILE
energy and unchangable purpose ofits
conductors which cannot fail to be
highly beneficial TO them in future
There are a certain class of men vino
wont be pu.down; and if the elements
turn against them and crush them for
while, they won't stay down. Of
this class Messrs. Power & Barksdale
are shining examples. We wish them
rapid recuperation of their losses.
with the fullest confidence that they
nil speedily recover themselves.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-18


irgton City Po-tnln-.......I....llie fAAll-
profitable position--is niifruea' y
eight patriots. 'N
The order assigning sheridan 10
1 LOUISIANA has NOT been euuufpruaudrd
COMMISSIONS Dclauo t. reported Id
nave said this morning thaf he would
/ not recommend for removal any relIa-
/ PIE and loyal Republican Nho has
Deen an honest capable 4.d eM.icnt
The Secretary of tas Interior ap-
points a. Comm ,-iuuets ot tue Union
Ptcific Railroad. Isaac 81. Morris I'D
Illinois, vice Frank T.. Blair. %. Con.
1ouyerncur X. Warren. vice Con ~.
II. BuiOrd. james i. NIssH.. vice Core
nelius Wendell.
Louisiana senators Kellogg and
Harris are reported 20 Dee committed
10 vote Tor Longs' 'ff.s confirmation.
George Nilkc and Daniel =. Sick
les are competitors Or The Mexican
mission. SIrhIH-'H chances age br.f.
The trustee Ur ore MffrauuIft1u
Methodist Church ..II.I on tffluttO-
day and formally assured h.m tlat
hereafter hIs pow would ,. reserved.
Tho debt BIAS boon rU.#.U Hn4HuUO
since March l-t 80 iut-FesfWiI' bc
due until May lsr Whom $4,000 UO0
I'm coin VIII De- required
Second Assistant Engineer uf tho
Navy, sawyer. Who WIGS suspended
rom rank and duty. Iad puf on half
pay. for using disr,speciml language
oward MIR. johnson. hs. boon uir-
Toned.
Mr.. Jchrics, Register OF the Treas
irv, has resigned.
Dr. sam Bard. OF Atlanta. bad an
interview with Grant to-day. aHd it ls
exported "a highly satisfactory oHe.
The Government hus ordered
borough investigation of ihr accounts
4 southern ruilroada iu tEe matter
4 rolling stock and other materials
umcd over 90 them 100 cine close Ufthe
rar.
Gen. Butler introduced negro
AIMED Jouhcrf orb llHnrt.H orb Iu-
licaut for the New Dr'r#l. Aa#essar-
lip of Internal Revenue. Joubgrt
lid he bad no pcguniF Interest iu
lgkiug the application. Pom. wanted Co
st whether bic race were To have
quail rights under the ugW admins
ution.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-18
From the Nicksburg Times.
Citizens Testimonial of Re.
SpecI 10 Sen. GilFeEn.

Pursuant TO announcement meet
ing of the citizens was held at Hunts
Hall last night for the purpose OF tes-
tifying the respect entertained for
Gen. A. &. Gillem. Gen Writ Adams
was called 10 the Chair. and DR.. Nj.
Emanuel appointed Secretary.
Gen. Adams, in brief but earnest
and eloquent speech. referred to the
ability and clemency with which Gen.
Gillem had exercised his almost I'M
limited military authority-using the
high qualities of commander and pro-
protector, to the great advantage OF
the people of the State, and to his own
honor.
On motion of 4. h. Smedes- CON-
mittee of five was appointed TO dram
resolutions expressive of the sense OF
the meeting. The committee consist-
ed of Judge a. X. Smedea. Judge j,
w. NJ. Harris, Harper z. Hunt. Esq
A. NJ. Paxton, Esq. and Col. @. Nj
Hillyer, who, after consultation. pre-
Smedes. the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Here follow resolutions, which W.
omit
Resolred That the Secretary furnish
a copy of these proceedings 10 Zen
Gillem, and to the press of the city 0
Vicksburg.
On motion the meeting adjourned
WRIT ADAMS. President.
NJ. EMANUEL, Secretary.
Prince Metternich pays his hea'
cook $1,000 year.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-18

The recent order removing
Gen. Gillem from command in
this State, takes from the Eggle
ston patriots, the preteXt on which
they based their petition to Con
gresS to set aside the election and
establish them at the supreme au-
thority of the State. They pre-
tended that, with Gen. Giiiem in
control, they could not have a
fair election but that under i'm
partial officers, they could carry
t G State by thirty thousand ma
iority. This was the oath of
Gibbs, Fisher, and others, Now,
as Gen. Gillem is removed, let
them withdraw their audacious
claim to recognition as the rulers
of the people, and ask to have
another election ordered. If they
are sincere in their statements,
they will not hesitate to accept
this proposition. Nor, after OBJ
iecting to Gen. Gillem, on the
absurd ground of his opposition
| to reconstruction, and his alleged
interest in the election, can they
with decency, ask to have them
selves appointed as the Provision
81 Government. No parties should
be permitted to superintend tbs
election, who have axes to grind