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T!LK CALEDONIAN.
li Y ('. I. STONE & CO.
ST. JOIIXSUIUY, V'P., FKIMAY. APKIL 5, 1SG7.
6f
Uates of Advcrtisiiig'.
.l.'tr yivatbir 1, l'W. the rutr.s nf AdcertMng in The
(A IXlMSfA .V n'H aM'ntn:
Oie 'cnrf (li one i'im7i xitiiv) ww iwl, .
.'ici r"iitiniaiiri; '.'.'
' uafe (d fidc) onc irnk. . . 7.'i
f.Vlci roiittit'iitiur, 15
C'li -rre ;t.T y ur (rhaminible qvarterbj) .M
liuxine Cttf'is icr jtar (r'trh lm,') l.ii'j
Llera'!,i, S'irestn Lejidiitiirt; Hc. .1..VI
.(yi' .WiVvjt. ;i.y .iuc fi'nr.
Ubitnarifx, jei Ihw rfi
.-;.?( .V'.. (.-r. l,.j,'a:l'''l) perline 1C
J .V L'it'er.1 Whuk", i " I'cinale 'u"' whvrt;e
,aeitt !hvt.' (. ,V' v"'.s 2jut in riwliiuj VM'kf.
(Jon ii cv.t icut Coppcrlzcd.
In the election In Conncctic : on Mon
luy. .laincs K. Engli.-h of Xew Jfavcn.
l.'iiiocrat. Slim.'C(ls to thc L'llbeniatorial (
' ,
cliair, H) ably and acccplal)!)' iillcd tlu
uist ycar by ( icn. Ilawlcy of Hartford.
In thc hr.-t congrcssional di.-trict Gcn.
lli'tiry C. Deining i- supplantcd by Jiich
ard I). Hnbbard ; in thc .-eoond distriet,
I'rof. C'yrns Xurlhrup ot' Vale Collcgc i.-di.-astroiisly
dcfeatcd by .lulius Ilotclikiss
of Middletown ; in thc iourth distriet
Wni. II. l'.arniiin of Salisbury defcats l1.
T. r.ariiuin of Kairlicld. (thc cclebratcd
"howuian.) and in thc tliird distriet only
is thc rcpublican candidatc dcctcd Ilcnry
il. Starkwcathcr of Norwich. The Lcg-i.-lature
is said to bc ccrtainly rcpublican.
Tlicrc are maiiy circuntancea which
cunibiued to inakc this victory for thc
dcinocracy. -Mr. English is a vcry wcal
thy niaii, and hc has sjicnt his moncy
frcolv. It is said his tirst contribulion to
the (leinocratic fund was S20,()00. Thc
ofiice-holders throughout thc state have
workcd in a body against thc rc)iiblican
:ioniiiiccs. Thc dcinocracy was well or
ganizcd and workcd silently and taithfully.
Thc wcathcr, too, was quite storniy elec
tion day, which had thc cllcct to inakc a
light vote in thc rural distrirts, which are
strongly rcpublican.
Thi rcsult is all right. To be siire
(en. Ilawlcy, a worthy govcrnor. and a
inau who di! .-plcudid servicc in putting
ilown thc rcbcllion. is supplanted by one
whosc hcarticl rejoicing was whcn Lcc's
tiriny triumphed ovcr the boys in biuc,
and (Jcn. Dcniing, anothcr one of thc no
ble anny of the rcpublic, is succccded by
.. .1: I ... 1 . .1 . 1
usiuiij coppe.,u-a.i. ..1,1 ia,i ycar o.u.cc- (we (rust. in uivinir him tllis titlc wc are
ticut had an opportunity to adopt impar- n(jf vo)Um lm?m of anyth;ng that
tial sullragL her prejudice against tl'e j H-htfully bclongs to him) and of those
colored nien was so grcat that shc ivfuscd j 0(hei. ojj5(.;.lls w,10 connivC(l at th:U
tl.cm suih-agc, and now shc has hcr rc-1 bIo()(ly (1(.e(, Vt;rily thc work of rccon
ward. Whcn thc iv)iblican party are j ,tn,ction ir0cs on, and 'traitors are bcgin-
-,-ao 10 iu jumiv uy.inc oiacK nian, tucn
Connecticut, likc every other Northcrn
state. will bc on thc s'nle of frccdoni. And
that tiiue is not iar distant. The rejoic-i
ings of tlie dcuiocracy will be short.
'Vhc Fcnlan Folfi in Contress.
i. i , i i . ...
t.icn. i.anks in roi hiccd two rcsolutions i
in thc house, thc othcr day, the effect of
which can hardlv fail to bc niischievous.
And what scenis soinewhfit strange, thcsej
rcsolutions were adopt ed by the house ap
parcntly with little carc or considcration.
The tirst rcsohition was a of pro-j
tcst against thc proposcd confcdcration of
thc liritish J'rovinccs in Amcrica. Thc
sccond dcclares that the house of rcprcsen
tativcs ''cxtcnds its sympathy to the peo
ple of Ircland and of Candia in all thcir
just clforts to niainlain thc indcpendcncc
of thcse states, to clevate thc people, and
to cxtcnd and pcrpctuate thc principlcs of
libcrty."
Thc ctl'ect of such a rcsohition as the
above, adopted by 011c branch of thc na
tional congtess, cannot fail to give cour
agc and coinfort to thc Irish in thcir wild
schcincs of iusurreetion, alrcadv now bro
kcn out afrcsh. We rcgrct that they re
ccivc a particle of approval from so prom-
inent and high a source : for the rcsult
can be nothing bettcr than rcnewcd ctl'ort
to I'Hl-ct the libcraiion of Iiviand, niorc
'oloodshcd. niorc capturcs and trials, and
an uttcr failurc of thc objoct sought.
The cour-c of ccrtain Engliihmen dur
ing thc rcbcllion in t!.i- country will not
soon be forgottcn ; but we bclieve no res
olution ovcr pa-scd parliamcnt. extcnding
llll' SV linilt hr nt ! mrln.wl n nnnU
- ' c v l,,v' U1
:iie soutiicrn states m their 'viiorts to
niaiutain thcir independence." So far as
an cxpression of thc national lff-islatures
i- concerned, this country has done more ' . cow.vvu , msuieu oiuu,-1
4- ., , . . ,,. A. , . j 000. Tlierc were about 400 gUCStsill the
ioi the iri-h rcbcllion in thcse rcsolutions;,,,,, rU.. i...i i..,..:n ,..,ei.
of Gen. Ranks'. than cvcr England did
by hcr sympathy with thc south in hcr
efiorts to dc.-troy this governnicnt.
liUsTOX lvi:fuUIU:i:. Thcre is a pro -
, , r,.( , ,
JW l" ii.t"ti
to Xew 1 ork, cnlarge it and make it thc
X ational organ ot thc orthodox Concfrega-
v 'I'i . . i "i i I
tionahsts. Iliu-c who once niiincd thcir'
1
faitll to tllC Iwlcpeiuktlt SCC thc lieed of :i
diilerent liapcr there now
'
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r ' "lm,"'J l
JlllVj aild it a (lUOnim IS not preseilt then
until tl,,. ",1 nC 11-., ,1W '!! ..
l.ntll thC od Ot Decc.nbcr. J he pre.tdcnt
immcdiatuly convcncd the senate in extra
session to make confirinations to ollice.
Snffragc in thc Distriet
The law grantiiig suilhige to the colored ,
...o.. ti i)Kf,.;,.r; lll-o ..nllin.r ii.o ov '
. ,.. .. . r.
found by the registry that the blaeks have
a majority in several of the wanls, and
therelbre can eloct -vlio thoy lilease to of-
iice. This raise the ire of the noble
southcrn blood, and there are threats and ,
1 1 1 .1..
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i ne wnue pouunans 111 me uisinct are ;
nnt co sl.nuvd :is thnv :nv in llift f'arolinns.
. , ... .. .
J here the lately rebclhons, hnd they have
got to accept the logic of events ; so in-
Stead of speildillg their breath in Ctirsing .
Ui , i c the teaox uounty iiaiirc.iu!.
c nigger, or rosolving to keep away frora , ft fa hereby cnacyte d by General of tte
tlie polls, they are courting thc favor of state of Vermont :
thc colored mcn, lioping thereby to control c Tbte ' MIontp!u E,f j ""j
' 1 Plainfield, Marshfield nnd CeJot in aehington county,
theil" VOtCS, as they alwayS liave the VOtes! the Jownof Orange inOiangc county, the towng of Ilard-
of the poor white?. So it seenis that im-1 WaIdcn. I)anvil,e I,tacham' St John;bur'' Wa:
1 1 icrford and Kirby in Caledonia county, and the towna o'
partial SllfFrage, illStead of resilltillg in a , concord and I.uncnbuigh Essex county, are hereby au
"warof races," aS the liorthern deniOCra-! thorized nnd empowered, in tbomsnner hereinaftcr
gpecified, to aid in the construction of the Montpelier and
cy liave been trying to inakc tlieniselves : 3J .JohlJEbur. and tlie em County iiaiiroade, either by
bclieve, isiliore likely tO resillt in a "race" ' eubscriblng for or purchasing the etock or bondaof Buch
,. , .,, , , ,, . , I roada, orby guaranteeing the payuient of interest on euch
to pcc wluch party will control the colored j p!t.k or b0Ilds.
vote. Sec. 2. Such eubscription, pnrchose or contract,maybc
. i . i i i nia'Ie by anv cf e-iid towns, when the aaEent in writing
A coiTospoiident at nashinirton mvcst , . a ,,
1 tliertto of a inajority of tlioso paymg taxes, both m nurn-
ail illllStratioil of the atteillptS tO chcat ' bei and amount of grand listthen in forccineach town,
tl,.. nnt of fl,o. ni;;,..,l v:frl,,!BhaUfiretboobtamedbyaninBtn,nientof asSent,s.gned
' .... C !
tliciv. Altcr reinarkins that the
licy arc
vcrv busv in -ictting rc"istcred : "To-day i
.1
one of thcm was askcd by a white chal
lcnger if hc had cvcr been in jail, whcn hc
prouiptly rcplicd in the atlirmative. 'Then
you cannot vote,' he was told. Somc onc
thcn askcd him what he had been iinpris
oncd for, whcn hc said : 'Why, my old
niastcr got hard up 011c time, and put me
in jail till he could scll inc' It was de
c'ulcd that hc was not discpialilicd."
Ax Ei.orEMKXT. We notice by thc
Visconsin papcrs that Charley 15. (?up
posed to be Charley JJurbank, son of G,
A. Jhirbank, Esq., now of Kcnosha) has
been stcaling thc affections and running
away with the body of a landlord's daugh-
tcr. Thc lady's fatlicr WaS opposed tO ' f.rthepurposcofcarri-ing out thc contwct, purchaae or
I eubccription made by thc connnkeiom rs of euch town, a-
the niatcli, and so thc daughter packcd j bcfore provided in t!li3 act. s.-.id lwnda or notce thaii bo
hcr trilllk, and with onc faitllflll attCIld- gned by the eelectmcu and couutereigned by tho tieau
. , , ., , , rcr of thc town i-euing the eame, and hhall 1 e dated uud
ant. repa.rcdto the radway station. be- llumbt.ro1. a record of aaidbon.ia or note-ehaii be
twccn 1"2 and 1 o'clock at night.
riiei'C i
ajusticeanda few of Charlcy's friends
wcre in waiting. and the two lovcrs were
soon made husband and wifc. and takintr
an incoining train, thc happy pair started
on a tour East. The Mihvaukee papcrs I
1
11 1--.
lliaKC a lOllg ailll romanilC SlOiy 01 tllC
aililir.
. . . .
TKAITOIi'sj TAKINT; UVCIv Sk.VTS. A !
. . A. i
dcspatch from New Orleans 3Iarch 2b,
sayS Gcil. Shcridail's ordcr SWCCpillg r'lOt- j
r ... . ... . , . . ,
crs from oihee, thrills the l nionists with ,
JO)" and tllC lllllliliers with disillay. Tll'lS
ni. r'-i ir i I
will thsposc of iMayor 3Ionroe, the hero
i J 1
of the massacrc of the innoccnts last July,
1)in,f to (akc ,)ack SLat;:-
1)kth or an Old 1'kintki:. David
Watson. Es(., died at Concord, N. II..
on Monday of last wcck, agcd 78 ycars.
Sh. Watson was a native of Uoston, but
in 1S19 hc removcd to Woodstock, this
state, and commcnccd the i)ublic:ttion of
' 1
the oodstock Ubscrvcr, which he con-
tinuod several ycars. lcforc and after
thi- period, he lived in several of the larg
er citics and towns in New England and
New i'ork, in all of which he was cn
gaged in thc printing busincss. either for
himsclf or others. Mv. Watson lcavcs
several sons who arc practical printers
onc, his naincsake, has been for several
ycars onc of the owncrs of the IJoston
Type Foundry, and with whom thc wri
tcr of this has had vcry plcasant business
rclations.
Thi: lioorii Diakv. Gen. Butler's
rcvcliitions rclative to the Boothdiary, has
brouht out thc statcincnt from Judge
Holt that it is in the samc condition now
as whcn it canic into the posesion of the
governnicnt.
Grcat Fire in St. Louis.
St. Loiis, larch ol. The Lindell
Ildusc, thc largcst builtling of thc kind in
thc country, if not in the world, was to
tally dcstroyed by fire last night. Thc
origin of thc fire is not known. but it is
said to have broken out in the fifth story
about half past 8 o'clock, but an alann
was not liivcn until !). Owinfr to thc
grcat hight ot the building, and the diili
culty of rcaching thc uppcr lloor with the
ho.-c, thc Jire gradually ascended until it
rcachcd the roof. Two months after the
lwillCit 1 1 -H ITIl, 111 I t . I f 1 linMnlj 1... V . . . .
. ... J j.u-
1 & Co. for S37o.()00. J he
ltisurance on
thc hotcl amounted to .310,000, of which
$70,000 to S80,00() is in castcrn oflices.
lie '0-ocs were Hiitch, AVeaver & Fclt,
.1., 1.... :., C-.n, anA : .j o.o .
t 1 1IL 1 Ltllll I I 11 III 11111 III I I " I M-lll I
Sl G00 000. I
, ... , i
R j- Statcd that tlie Slipreme COUrt of
tlu; I'iiiti-,1 St-,t,. -lv-;11 l,o,- tl,OMMf T.tr
T. , ". : ; .
i,. Vt n , ) UimeislOOU j Chester Hardiog, a Familiar Epistle to a Friend, by Jas.
i ("1,10t Justice Cliase will preside, aild thatllluseen Lowtll; Adelaide Ristori, by Katc Field; A
, ACtmir ticn. Sciiofield will shortlv addre-
him a letter stating that the court can pro-
ct-'cu wltn tnc business whenever he is readv.
. "
A Fuu ktodt rn.o v. v,.i-
- ..x. x r.
! "VVorltl, eommeilting 011 Gen. Blltler's dail-
jgcrous lack of reticencc, calls him "the
pi,umt. lerrU.b nf tl.r Wont,l.i;,.nr.
i'r l.' l .i . t l n ...
, . c- -M""""-'"' "i
luws- I1C1 SO. Il mil.-l UC COntesSed,
, but aUOpted. Jt doCS not become the Ull-
lmtm.al rf d Qn
doorstep to upraid us with his inherited
laults."
Thc Xew Hailroad.
Kelow we give tlie act to enable ccrtain
toivns n.imPil to icl in the construction of .
!,. .r . i ... t..i.-i
Essex county Kailroads. This act is sim-
ilar in its teruis to that of thc Bennington
and luitland road, and wc learn that u
passed withont opposition or debate. This
, . ,
law is not expected 111 the least to do away .
.iIvot- ,ir,..j n stnpfc nt
., ... . ... . it
inese roau.-; nuieuu mu uua-iuis p i" .
rnisp. the. necessarv canital W'ithout resort- .
!
mg to this act.
aid inthe
An act to enable the towna thoreln named to
con-truction of the Montpelier and St. Johnsbury, and
nnd acknowledged bffo.-e any poieon authorizcd to tako
theacknouledgementof deeds in the county in which
euch toirn is ritU;,teJ- b c,ich PerBon f0 MsentiDs and
1 A I .11 l . . . I .ha anAA. . H .1 I T11HI1 t T
eaCU 2tUi EUltll UCUU:m, uuu UUII cu t..nj aiuuiun
of the grand lisi of th? pereon asenting. Said instruuient
nf aseent ehall eet forth in substance the contnict, eul:
Ecriprion or purchase, to be wide by euch town, and the
conditions on which the samo ia to bo made. Provided,
tlie aiicut of no tax-payer phall be biuding or of force, or
be rounted ln aecertainlng the niHjority aforeioid, unltps
anch majority Blwll have been obtalued withiu tix montha
from the date cf the first cenificate of aeseut.
Scc. 3. Every euch instrumctit of a;eent (hall namo
three pcreons, who ehall be resident citizenB and tax-pay-i
rs of thc town ivhcrein euch aat nt ehall fcike effect, who
shall be commissionera to make and execute, in the name
of and on behalf of anch town, the contract, eubscription
or purchaae therein nientioned. And when eaid commii
eio er ehall liave made and cxccuted eaid eubjcription,
purchaee or contnict in punuance to the terms of euch as
eent, and the proviEiona of this act, the eame ehall bc
binding.upon euch town.
Sec. 4. Any of said towna are hereby authorizcd and
enipowtTed to make and ie-uc ntgotiablc bonda or notie,
at a rate of intercst not excee.Jing scven per cent. ptr aii
num, ppecified in eerai-annual conpons thereto attached,
made and kopt in thc town ilerk'a office of such town.
And the treaaurer of such town ia liercby authorizod, and
it is made hia duty, to l?eue said bonda or uotes, or pay
ovcr the availa thereof, to the partied entitled thereto by
the term? of such contract, purchaje or subscription.
Sec. 5. In dctermining the majority provided for in
eection two of this act, refercncc ehall bchad to the grand
u" u rUCU town m force nt tllc UlDC ,llu lurt certmca,u 01
acnt id made. And where tlu eetate of aoy ierton dc-
J
cu-.fed, or umler guardian-hip, or a:.y oftati-in tho hand
if trusteee, ehall he included 'in eaid liet, tho cxecutor,
admintetrator, ptiaidian or tmstfe rci r e cnting ench ce-
tc,l' 18 hereby authorized to givo thc assent hcreinbeforc
provided, in bchalfof euch utatc. In case thc propcrtv
ofaav corpOWtioni,cmi1ricc,iin euch list, the majority
oi thc diitctoreof euch corporation may give euch usEcnt.
A ;1 whcre a:iv r.-l eatate included in such li;t has,
shlCl, t.1(J lliakitJ- ofB;lill lifttl)Cen convovfd. the .ont
hcreiu provid d for ehallbegiv. n by the persou or party
to nlioin euch propertv haa been conveved. Iu detcr-
. . . :. . , ...
.niii in"' 1111" Tiinlontv nmviili'il for ln ittion two ot tnif
0 j . ,
act, tax-payer-', non-reeident in euch town, and tlie grand
list agaiu-t ruch nou-rLTident Uix-payer, ehall 1 cxclud
ed. Sec. 0. Whcn any iiirt umcnt of u.-ecut. hcrein provid
ed for, "hall h.ivc licen higned and acknowh-dged by thi
majority in the m.in:n r hcreinbeforc rcquirud, the na
mi?ioner? nam-d in Euch ii.tnimen: ehall nppend there
to a ceititicato. by thcm tul'scril ed aud swoni to, etating
tha: eUcIi assent ha? leen Fig..eJ and acknowleJpcd l-y
euch majority i.e ii re.iuired bv thi. act, and shall cauee
euch instrtimcnt of urcnt, aud euc.i c. ititicatc. to bc tilcd
and recorded in the town clcrk's'otiice of euch town, aud
ehall alf. c-iuse a copy of such instrument and certificate.
certilied by thc town clerk of euch town, tobe lodged aml
recorded iu the connty clerk'a office, in the county in
which uch town is eituated ; and until said retords are
made, eucIi comuiieeioni rs ehall not prceed to make nuy
contract, i-ubscripiion or purch:i?e, on bebalf of eu h town.
Bef'Te entering up,jn their dutiee, eiid commi.-fioner.-shall
besworn to a faithful perfonnancc of their dutiee,
aml a certificate of euch oath shall be made upon euch in
e ira : ect of as-'pnt, -uid recorded thercwith. Such iii:tn.
ment au 1 cer'ific.itcr', eo executed and recorded, ehall be
conclu.'ive evide ce ot the ficta therein -Wted, auda c i-
titiidcopy thereof from litherof the oflicrn whcic tlie
s.ime are r.corded, t-hall be admis'able aa tvidcnce.
Sc. 7. Ifany of tho coraruis-'ionere p.ov.ded for in
thi-" act, ehall become from any cause iiicapablewf aiting.
any tincr of h-in trumcnt uf aK-nt wherein euch com-mii-ioDer
ia namid, m.iy apply to the court of rhancery
for the appointment of a rommieaioiicr in the place of tlie
one thu? inc ipable of acting ; and eaid court, tiftcr euch
not'ce ae it miy direct, may make euch appoiutnient : nnd
tlie pereon eo iippointrd ehall be a resid nt tax-payer m
the town for which he ia eo to act, and i-hall liave the
-ame power.i aud dutiea a if uriginally uatncd in said in
Blnimeii! of a-scnt.
Stc. S. Thia art shall t.ike effect from ita paesago.
Xew Fublications.
The Little Cop.i'oral for A, ril has'lhc following t
ble of choicc contenta : Counsel to Boya Self-Truat
the first of a f-eries of artidi g by Horace Greelcy ; Thne
Wishe-, by EUa K. Wolcott ; What thc Sunbtam told
Nonnie, by Fclicia H. lloss ; rictures, by Kmily .). Bitg
bee ; Thc Buars' Den, Chapter IV, by Etuily Huntington
Millcr ; The Great Wind .Maker, by Dr. Hookcr of Vale
Coll ge ; I'rido'a Fail, by MiWrid Bently ; The Country
IVtoflice, au eugraviug of one of Hogera' groupa ; Our
Vidit, by Lucia Cliaee Bell ; Music, by Gco. V. Koot ; be
sidts I'rivate Quecr'a Knapack, l'icture StoriiB, Puzzlee,
and a vaiiety of other choice articlc?.
Thc price of Thc Little Corporal ia ouo dollar a ycar.
Sample copice, fhowing tpleudid premiums, 1(1 cte. Ad
drcea ALFKKD L. SEWELL, l'ubliaher, Chicago, 111.
Houp.s at nostE for April is received, and fully comes
np to the high etandard of excelknce for which thia mag-
aziue ia fatned. Ita exccllent tnble of coutents embraces
thc following nrticlea : Moral I'eea of Dark Thing ;
The S m Grcal ; City Lyrics ; Marcella of Honic : The
Cedar Grovea in Mount Lebanon ; Iteprescntative Citics ;
The Martyrs of the Gallcya ; The Vegetable World ; A
Morning with a King ; Night and Morning ; De ltcbua
Uuris ; Sturm-CIiff ; The Crcfan Inenrrection ; The Lull
beforc the Battle ; Short Sermona to Sunday School
Tcachera ; Thoughta on thelnc.irnation ; Books of the
Month.
The publiehere eay the circulation of their raagazinc is
conetantly iucrcasing, and we are certain thia prosperity
ia deserved. Thcre are special inducemcuta in tho way of
premiunie, for subscriptiona at this time.
Tiie Ati-antic Montiilt The Atlantic for Apri
w' "US i v
by oiiver Wcnd-ll lioimea : The Bestlesa, by H. ltich ;
ilMonecring.by Carolinc II. Dall; The UnitcdS.'ateaSan-
! itl.rrrnmmwn t.. mni Krm
uuauu4..Bwua wv ' - V. . - . tAW 1 1J11 11 I
td win(low. tr 'f. Higginson ; Katharinc Morne VI
by the author of "Hcimaa .' Timon's Soliliquy, by Thom-
S3Blltll;,;i"1 P'cad; onsidcrations of Univerei-.yHeform,
byJobn FUke; Thc Claudian Emiseary, by Thi-odore
Bacon; TravelintheUnitedStitea,by Bavard Tavlor ;
Wintcr Adventurc on the l'rairie ; Rcviewaand Litcrarv
NotIcce-
' 0rK Yoo-g Folks deiighta ita readers with a capitai
' full page illutration, Going Halvee, in which a cener-
... L.. fc. . .' . .. . BE
ou-wnuc uoy, wiuiuui rtepeci n coior, ta atlowing a ragr
' Pl darkey to take a large bite of hia candy. GoodOld
' Timea ia continued, aiao u-s-ons in Magic. n.E.B.
! contribuka Our Violet Girl, Kate Putnam A Child'e
pnn.
I Qucetion, Mre. Stowe, Pussy Willow Blossonw
the-World-Joe devotea a chapter to ChineseFun
un, ncica
C. Weeks tells the etory of Jack'aJack Knife, Alma M.
explains Whcre tho Elves come from, Charlea T.
j Fo?ter writtg of Foot.B 3nd Uockey. Mra. Wells haa
I A Story of an Apple Tree' and En,Dy Heton Miiier
, cThe of " Robte' wh!ch h accomPd
The Extra Session.
In thc session ot thc legisiaiure Id-1 j
weck, sixtccn acts werepassed, asfollows :
- r . t 1 . 1 1.
Authorizine mortgage of Bennington & Rutland road.
town bond?.
Anthoriringcertoiatowia to id ia coMtructingtLe
Woodstock & Kutland road.
To incorporflte &e Eutland H. IU I
To IncorDorate the Feoole'a liaa ugni ,o. oi rau-uiu . i
'the Bennington toUgbtCo.; the A
Box Co ; xorthem TeiegropU
Drake Maible Co. of I"ittsford.
CeUingtotheUnited Stales riie for custom house, in
Newport
To pay tlie tccrctarica and clerks of.the eenate and
I houee.
To orovide for espcnaea of thctpecial soaion, apprtpri-
atiug 1U,000 for that purpose.
Topunishbreachesofthcpeaceandunlawfulcombina -
tionstopreventmenfrom labo.ing in nnlls, quarrieaor
on railroads.
To establish the UuUand graded Echool.
To prevent deitruction of fish by pounda or eet nets
State of Vermont.
BV PAUL DILLINGUAM, GOVEKKOR.
A PROCLAMATIOH".
Inaccordance with iiumemorial cujtom, and with a;
irofouud senee of appropriateneea, I do hereby sppotnt
"KIDAY, tho 10th day of Al'WL next, to 1 obsemd aa ;
profouud
F
a day of humilUtion, fasting and prayer, by all the people
of'hisEtate. And I most f-arneitly invite theni on that
dav to abstain from'tlieir ueual employmcnta ; to aasem
ble in their accustomed placea of public worship, and
there earnestly engage in Ecrvicca euittble to thcoccasiou.
Ileartily confeeaing our eine, aa individtiala and ae a
people, to Almighty God, and humbly peeking their fcr
givencEE, let us earneetJy pmy that Hc will inspire in all
our he.irta lively gr.ititude for all His ruerciee, past aud
preeent.
Let ua implore Him for all in authority, that they may
have wiedom, love, juetice know thc right, and know
ing darc malntaiu it.
That He will, throughout all our land, quench th-.' epir
it of etrife, restore, whire needcd, and perpetuate in all,
a laBting love for our Uniou.
That He will beget in all hearts u t:uc hungering after
righteousness, and fcr every virtue that exalts a people.
That He will mercifully regard the people of thb etatc,
in all their intereete, both teiuporal and epiritual. teach
ing ua, whilo tcmperancc, iudustry and frugality aro nec
esa.iry to material eucccee, that truth, forbearance and
charity arc no leea so, to religious pioeptrity.
That Hc will bcstow epecbl bleseingg on all our insti
tutious of lcaruing ; that He will giant prospt-rity to our
churchee, bounty and plcnty to our people, anda cheering
rcward to all lawful industry :
And that He will graciously preeotve ua frompieti
lonce, give u? health, aud an undying love for truc liber
ty, equal lawe, and an undefiled religion.
Given uudcr my hand and the eaI of the state, in ex
ecutivc chanibcr at Montp. lier, thla twtnty
s. venth day of March, in thc ycar of our
l. 6.J I.:d one thoueand cight hundrcd and eixty
ecven, and of the independence of the Cnitcd
Stst-B thc nine:y-tirtt.
1'AI L DILLINGUAM.
By UU Excellenry the Govcrnor :
WlLLIAM I. DlLI.l.VillAM,
Secrctary of Civil aud Military Atfaiie.
Letter from Boston.
IJostox, April 2, 1807.
Fiuend Stone :-
k, -
1 a lOllg tlllie SlIICC
your convspondent has had the plcasure
ofgrceting thc patrons of your valualde
papcr, and vet the thought comes up,
i .1 i- . m i i
wficther formcr contnbutit)ns have been
uscful. likc thc "nood seed .-own," in thcir
I.... .1 1.. ....... C ... i-t t
fuuiiblc wav. Clian-'a- wnicii are alwavs
winging us away," anl that the principal '
objcet ought to lie to prcparc for whatcver'
rrovidcnce has in tore for us.
Since writing last, that good :unl 11-cfiil
man. .Mr. Colbv. ha- beon callctl from the
sphere of his UM'fulne.-.-, and at his remov
al well mav thc mouruers 110 aboul the
streets. for his placc is. and must 1k' for a
long time. coinpanitivcly vacant. In spite
of his constitutional modc-ty, hi- exccl
lencc as a teacherand as a eitizcn, became
known and aeknowledged. A gcntlcman
from Xew Ip:?wich reniarkctl to me the
othcr day, that he was one of thc trustccs
of thc in-titution at that placc who pro
curctl his scrvices, and il w:iscvidcnt, too,
that hc inust have been iustrumcntal in (
sHk?nr :i ri'lirtWJll of tli.Mii n lmrl.lv !
he valucd thcre. Anothcr, a incrchant of
this city, statcd that he had ever felt un -
dcr dccp obligations to him for the relig-
lous inllucnce cxcrted 111 bchalt ol a broth-
er, who. from a thouglitless and incon-id
eratc youth, bccainc a minister of the iros-
11.
Thcre is an abundailCC of this killd 0f
tcstimony, not to speak of our own jer
sonal indcbteilnc-s in this rcspect. Ilis
judgmcnt aml kindncs.s of heart made
themselvc- felt in many ways. In anoth
cr instauce, well known to us, he spoke to
a father in rcfcrcnce to a son. suggcsiinir
that he was one who would go through a
.... . .. .. . 1 i ,
coneiic course wuuoui 111 urv irom auvcrsc
:..rt. ...1 t .1 i- ..I
llltlueilCC-; ailll, When the tplCStlOll Ot
bu.-incss was nientioned 111 conncction with .
... . ..... .1
iucrary pursuits. lie remarketl that tic hatl
a classmatc who went through a course of
study with a vicw of following thc ordi
nary calling of a incrchant, junl found his
literary training greatly inereased his use
fulness, without hindering his succcss. His
practical coiiimon sense rendcred all his
opinions valuable and to the purpose. Ilis
method of teaching was thorough and ju
dieious, and in more than onc instauce,
which has fallcn uudcr obscrvation, schol
ars from his chargc, who have entered our
city schools, have cxcited surprise at thc
thorough manner in which they have been
trained. Having had the pleasure to be
associatcd with him as a citizen for many
ycars, it would hardly be just to my own j
feelings, were thcse oonvictions aml facts !
to bc withheld. '
Thc license question seenis to occupy
the papers and the public mind here, since
the session of thc lcgislature fommcnced :
but thc hearing appcars to bc nearly com-
pleted, and we may soon look for a dis- i
contmuancc of the discussion. It may be
that somc of the hotcls cannot aflbrd to
pay forty or lifty thousand dollars rcnt, if
thc countiy carries thc day against the
city, but it is hoped that no pennanent
injury may rcsult. The doctrine "to let
justice be done tho' the henvens fail.' niay
be as safe and as soumk in this, as in or-
umarv cascs. n. k
Auothcr correspondent under date of
Anril 1 -ivritn-1
-Mu" A5 "luts.j
Deai: Cal : Yerv many of your read -
crs rccollcct Mr. C. II. Clarke, (pcace to
his mcmoty), who taught music in your
place a dozen vears ago, and who led the
band, and the choir at thc XTorth church.
Sonie will remember aLso, a voun" alto
J singer under his lnusic-al instruction, named
Addie Kyan. After brief vocalizing les- '
sons there, Miss Eyan came to Boston, j
whcre she has perfccted herself niusically,
and is now one of'Eoston's favorite con- :
traltos. I attended a concert given bv her !
Autuonzing tovng on uenningiou c - coreti :lt evcrv ai)l)C:irance, ailU 011 leavni!! i j-isirUes callinj: for Uie abov.- letters mupii-a?epivc ; iiiiwuao iow-, tt
. x . J. .- -11 . . I .V.. ir II W PI KF.TWl.OII I. M. i ITPKVII I 11 IVI iriini.i.v. ...
Hneu)u""uut' JW .IthesLntre Uif tilt t'lP", m;in:ir.7r liatl " . -...m1.uuW..,.u,.,h.:
Auihorizingtownson Jlie Une ot inepropoeca-uuui- . . ' . i'i. . -v- , T,T i w- Twour-Himcat f iv, ,
.!! .UhnEtanrv and Ez County roads to isaue tO aSSlSt III caiTyillg ofF tlie fllOWer ot 10U-1 i AP0L0G1 . Xo. J83 Water .ttm, X. V, TmML : , !
i on Saturday evening, of which thcre was
i IUU I1UU.-U ill UI1U UUIIill u iiurvv-i-. iii'-
Ryjui sung au aria by Mozart, two songs
by Mendclssolm, and a duet by Schumann
,..:. AJr AuT-Kreissmaiin. SIlC waS CI1- f
quets.
Kreissmantfs narac brings up an-
rvfl.or rpminirptipp As loil" a"0 aS 1854.
'Jntwae as plenty
i
vnnr rondnrs will ivnipinlior tho violeilt I
n i i .
tenor oi inis exceueui jerman coiiuuciui.
: 0 J..EFT-IIAX1EI ."30LI)IEUS. 1CI1
!j)rjzes Qr jjfjy dollarS Cacll are ofibrcd for
, spe(.jlnens of IeftIlsllll writing by
1 soldiers who have lost their right arms or
i hands, and had not leanied to write with
j the left hand previous to the Ioss of the
Irisht. Eaeh competitor must mve a
skctch of his military histoiy from enlist-
ment to dischanre, includiiur comnanv, !
merican Uone and f aS they IIOW are, 3Ir. J.OWell .MasOIl WCllt j Qae wcek agQ j fuUj. in.cllded to dMe op ny dothinR
Co.: and the Cam . to bt- J OllllSburj atld IielU Wliat WaS Ilieil ; Etore at this rlace on tae t.Ui inet Hut on scconni ci eir
j , . . , . ,r r : ctumtances wbich it ii netdlefa to mentioa hcre, I ihall
called a musical convention. 3Iany Of,com-"ui,;ra
!rcnment, nink, list of battles, date andjEPadLtcnaUrseiaoftviater
lfice .QmM . anJ ortriml CS-
r , . ,
pOWllS, tajes, 01' ailCcdoteS Ol the War
mav ucauiieti. Liie oaueiMioum oc wnui'.
wide-ruled, eight by tcn inches to the j)age,
with an incli niaririn all round. Each
shcct should bc liumbered and written on
one sidc only, and the shects should not be
fastenetl togcthcr. The writing must be
with black ink. Competitors arc to send
in their specimens previous to the iirst of
July next to Win. Oland Bourne, 12
Centre strect, N. Y. City.
JOTICE TO CARPET BUYEKS.
Carpets at Low Prices !
"Wc hive Just received about
2000 YABDS OF CAEPETS,
I'urcbftsed of a I'hiladelpbia Manufacturer at a large dV
count of egnlar prices; which reduction we offcr our
cuetomcre.
E. & T. FAIRBAXKS Az CO.
pUKCIIASEKS OF
WOOI,ld?Sr GOODS
by the y.nrd or piev will find an unu-nIly large e:ock ;
fnr men and boy'e wear, at pricea very niiich Ks than J
Iicretofore, at
E. & T. FAlIiBANKS & CO'S
LADIES' XSl) CIULDREX'S
"Rnncj .Qf.nno onA V-nr,
I'urchai d wlthin a few daye for CASIIat a di-count ofi
! fiom
JO TO 30 PKIt CEXT. LESS,
. . I'.m : ... . . . i- . .
uum imi rnu ( prar?, IH.1UDK our :ioc inore compicic
than ev-, ainonK ulrc'i mavbe fonud
Ladks' Poika Scrge Pntr,
"
w1 " . , ,
" Widc " " withont heele.
Fim highcnt, cioveCaif Baim raL-,
" Kid ,u!ra and
; tth s large amoun: cf Ladiw' and Mivos' Boot- nnd
sho.M.Ht v a- .- vn..vt.-
E. & T. FAIBBANKS & CO'S :
Diinities.
l'itpict,
.Marscillcs.
Ihilliants.
riain, '
Spotted.
Satin Stripe
And Ilair Conl
Cambrics.
3Iustincts.
White Skirts,
Infants nists
Insertiitgs.
Edgings.
' J)aIAGED CltASIIES
! SeiiingiowntE.i-T.FAlKBANKSi- -.VS
j rui: CIIEAI'EST "gOODs"
i JL
Inthcm.Mkitattlieprwcnttim ae AV001.ENS. We.-v-j-,.- f.M.,T is-o i-xvTv-i-t.-aix
now recciving a larg.-lot for I li LUl.l.l..S 2KYS'JZ
.11 EN AXI)
Coat:ngS I)o..kins, Broaddoth,. kc, hxl, will be !d
cr thii. for yea befor.-. K. i T. FAIKBAXKS ACO
ITISSKS' TVHIA ITllltr Ufimv
IVI "; ' v -
J-,-
Boye Ii.dia Kttldr B -ots, MenV- Ventilating Over.-lio.v,
MeuV, WomcnV, Boye'. Misses' and ChilJn-n India
Ilubber Ovcrsliot?, K-lling Imr at
K. i T. FAIKBAXKS &. CO'S.
X ' T F A I L
To carcfully exuninc the meri: of Mutnal Life lni'-
rancc Co. of X. V.. befo:e von iri'-ure. It will coet vou
ntithing but aph-asint half hour'a chat Beeurc voa'are
right thcn go ahcaJ. Caliandse.me or eend me your
!lddre!M ttnd 1 u on y.u.
' II- blELLE, Agent,
office with Dr. s. t. Brock?
Georur I. .Ilalhew Elutc.
STATE OF VERMONT, lln probate tourt holden at
Ee. DUtrlrt. i Lunenburi:, ln and for said dis
triet. uti tbelM day.i! April. A I 1S57.
Luciudi ilatliews.ailuiliil-tratriiontlieeftateotCeoige
P. Mathew.s late of Orange ln the State it Ma$hschuelts
deceated, presents her adminlstratton accuuut tor settle-
mcnt :
Wliercupou. it U ordered that the ame le reterred to
the iCth tlay of April tust. at the pro!ute ultke.lu
Luneuburg.lorexamlnationandallowauce: aud that all
concerntd tc notitled hereof. by the publlcati-jn ot this
order Iu the Caledoniau. printcil at St. Johnbnry. thrce
weeks uccesively as son as miy be. that they tnay ap
iwar, and at said time and place. If the3 ee cause, oi'Ject
thereto.
By the CourL Attest.
JOXAII BKOOKS.Jndse.
a irue copv 01 recoru Attest.
JOXAII BKOOKo.Judse.
19-51
rnE
"ODESSA PATEXT COL
LiSIXG SKIKT."
Comhining the most pcrfect sctting, lst wcaring and
most convenicnt fkirt in the in.irkct. It can be adjnrted
' to euit the
j SIZE OH. TOTI02Xr
1 of tic wcarcr, either whcn off the rereon or on and can-
not be taoved onlv .U her wuh. M.mnfactnred for and
' kU CIdluivel-v in Cs5cdon"
M. JOHlSrSOlSr,
vzweh is
' GE"ERAli iry GOODS,
k. P.st,st Johnsbnry, vt.
QPKEKG OF 18G7.
A good line of
PLIHMOUTH BUCK
DRn'ING GLOATES.
For Spring ue, for eale cheap by
X. M. JOHNSON,
11. K St, st. Johcibury, Vt.
LIST OF I.ETTZR5 rcniiininj; ia the pctt office
at St Jolin-liuiy, Arril 5, I'hu.
ltadcr Misa V F
RillonA'.ex
Ilolt.J
Ntchcl Bridgct
Stcdman J G
Bailr-v Mre A L
Bo-ereMissEI
McNcal h II
I'gc II C
SfHllarJ W F
IUVer.Mr I:
Ialv Mre E M
MenirdIo-ph
ScaviUe V. N
Stone Mrs M S
Tnting II G
Walkcr Agne? K
!
, coXTrSUE TO SELL CLOTHIG-
AT
OLD TIME PRICES:
coatf, now on haxid.
I sball be Eeceiving Daily
SPRING STYLES OF 800DS,
Making a complcte assortnient otdcthing for
SP1UXG AXB SL'JDfEJi WfiAl!
Thcsc gooda will be sold at the
OLD TIME P1U0ES.
Z7f Thsnkful t shc puhl c for their j,-efifrous pauon
age, I hope to mcrit a continuancf tf th- f-ine.
Di5.VID SITiSBY.
Allen's Biiidinjy, Kailroad Street,
ST.JOIIXSBLKY, YT.
Tcrm CASH.
jrtciv (Ivcrti.ocmcnt.si.
i WOlfLD MUTCAL
ILIFE INSUHANCE COMPAaTY,
WWADIVAY, NEW VOUK.
i
X. A. I.ow.
lsA.r II. FntTHts:HA2.
GESi.E 1 WlL.LAl.
S.VMrEL WlLLXOS.
; uvr.u II.t;Ei..
' S. B. I'niTTr.M.nN.
Henet 1 I'in:!;r.i-.vT.
Gc -;e F. Thovae.
Iv llAL-rr.
lanr.ni T N-nxiu
Taovv- i:r ui-in.
HnsEY A. Swirr.
.tASirr. II. I'centj.-c.
II. MiENorc
t;ri:..n 1 Nn Hi.-.
4"HV V.". Fr IHv.iKAM.
WlU.1 131 C SM- !.:.
OUVEE S. C 1ETEE.
I.i:v 1 It. IiE.
JHN r. B. MAXE1.1
Fjle.v I. ljirvnoE.
Benjamjn IllCKS.
I Prrrp I" IVrn.
' T..
-XLV.
c.iilu ltnroKstA-s.
'vTrvlGKvIt
! A'LrvTitLtrt
..rs; .nr
w " r..liE.
' Sim'i. it. i.u.Tu.
Num.n S. Bc.vti.ev.
w. .....-.
.1. IL KctuiUNisuia.
,1. CKAM'M. II Cn,.Vin- I'ir,n I'.-o,i1r,,
j W. V. PKENTICIX Attfcraer and Cosnfcller;- Wall
TbeplanffccbafV in-itstien are Trlfl.
! th f.- IU,K. x .
i iKan Jhc of SfTT w ?3d
.'inthinycayfaftrrdarnflitvand ir.wf f df-i-h H. -
cral arrans. im-at.- nitde in recard t ltrar L thir.3 eJ
FOU SALE.
in '7 fwt 12 il
I 'VliWh cyTiuf.xt rtMke,ll foot iey,
nchCiee,.hor;power.
Two, each lti iu.h cyl.i.dcr, 2 fct ftrkc, :? f,t pal-
I ley, K incli fc S5 hern' imwit.
j One s ii.ch cyhnder, 2 iiich ytroke, fost pnJIev, li
inrh face, 1I horpe wver.
C.rcula pxins sh- :u1l of th- it. rViar? of t e Cr
1 GF.oi:r.r. i wiluki, ra TKAWIXCJ IXSTia"ilKXl'
'l.-:'l,:.,':,,N Vicf-lltfid.u: X KTiiKT JEM-JtI?mN
M. . . 1 1.1 1.1- .Senvltrvaad Attasrr. 1 - - , , . .
rapidly incivarin?. All tite vanon kind f" p. Hd.i arr
( i.-.u d n CiroiaMe JrruiF i ar- ofiercA I.v savothw I 7 7 ( )VFYS II LFSTIf
jli-c Ijigise, a euletitntij' thie oa" ith r VHr5mctie. ! 'FTHEWAi:: Tixir a H 4eini ixr.-i&i au -ifent
upon applicaticn. WM. A. IIAUKIS, IUilder cf J aerioe jwrtiaj-ed io la--ra r tha: hei.- 1. ;
1 .or.i.-a Mcam Lsm, J 13 l-jldy st., IYo-jdence, IU I.
i "VTOIvTII AMEIJICAX STEAM.SIIIP
. COMPVNT.
Opimsition Line to
CAIiIFORUTA, VIAinCARAGTJA,
WITH PASSENGERS, FREIGHT AND U. S. MAILS.
On the follov ing Crtt class .tcajnshipe :
On Atlanic Ocein Cenw'sen PariSc.'xcia
SANTlAGt HE Cl BA, j AMEKH A.
SV VIUVi'Krn ' Uii.LVTiviim
NICAKAtJJ A.
NEBiaSKA,
NEVAUA.
IAKTA, .
SAII.IN; DAVS FKOM N. V.
Jannary hnh pd 3-th, 17 ' April i-UL if,
Fcbmarv 2th.
May Mh aad 3 th -
Marca lfth and 2th.. " i -Juut- i th
nr..ri. i..: i " "ri-ll.-r
dVv For fnrtier QZt .Z x7.,?rtr
. For fnrtner infornt"nn applr'to the NOKT11
EKICAN SI EAMSHH'CO.
AMEKICAN 1"E.MIII1' ! "
Wni. 11. Webli, l"r.idrat M Exchanre Place, N. Y.
1). N. Caningt(tn,Agcnt. 1.. WertStHcor. Warren, N.Y.
Lawrcnce .t Kyan. No. 10 Broid SL, Bn, Ant.-
for New Knglaad 5tatt. "
pOKTAIiLE STEAM EXGIXES.
me let and Juort coiup'ete tn use.
Cif CitenUre wntoa jipplicatieH.
WO 1 & MAXN STILM IINGINE CO
I'tica, N. ,Y., and VC Maidea Lae, N. Y
JTJULL'S TOILET .S0A1
32 PAKK JtOW, XEW YORK.
BAY RUM S0A1
DEMUL CEXT SOAP.
1IOXEY SOAP.
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VWli " oder For by aU dc-.l. n in this place.
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SV.MON1J3 & DAVIS, Ci Kilby Stnct. B.tea.
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Aml ull X"ervou.s Iiseajes;.
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TUUNER & CO.. rroi.riclor.
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