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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
State New,

he Standard SAYS tia Wm. Il. g..
irasbur.h iias received l., az. ~.
deputy Collector II Lax Br.i--.
lie Essex and Coos Coua,y III.
Caar. hcs. WI mec. 4 Ga......... .-.
day, i; O'Clock T. NJ, JIM liz.
! Bon GASF ii BiclNT.-At.. r..
,.aa.e Of Waiter D@.y. = Ja.-,. r.
1va:s ago, macr;-! NJ G.. 81. ,..
-, :,wn O: Woodbury.. al So. -
her. Size obtained p divury- - -..
a.. DM.y shortly married b,,>,e J.. j. u.s.
o. goo. :-n.., ...! gcp4t... .... I'll. ,-.---
then III ion parts u:A"aHr, a.-
up n Hancock, where lie r.arr.... . h..-> .
Is4>, also Of good family "a ,.r - :.
1861. Last week tLr m.>eg.r.- --.a. .
arrested. ard bound over for IL. u. ....t
y Con- in NGG,eh2ry. Which .,> -
menceI IL SESSION. and, i,,::.- ar
indicted, he vi aow doubtless ne. his
deserts N"ap,l,,, F,t,mgg.
1uIHg AERi>Tlu.-In Ware. c.. s..
last, Sheriff Circuit arrested Y. u. d..
and lodged I'm n jail ia tbs
-tca';"g n,r>e ard wagon from II.
ding q i;oXh1ry abou: a yeu ~.
fed IL Il, woods On seeing tie "a
qui,e az exciting chase was la. - "a.
some twenty men were onca- I. ..,..
was l.:.-ll! uueartheI from Le.t-... =
nCap.-r.,taaE.
The Postmaster =; Montpelier j, g.. ...
mex banding f.r the accummodat..a
Office. L : to Jc located N the i. ..-
the Eaaa q: Montpelier
On Sunday, abog, ha,f pas, four. \. 3
earthquake shock VS. lei IN Hun - =.
strong ihat i CAUSED windows. do.
;gre and dishes 70 rattle Is couIss
ii to ue from southeast 10 horinwt-,. ..
,.iec's we:e felt in S;arh>horo - u 20.
L. .ioogt the same extent.
On Saturday, June /. al Jer.cao J,..-
lad about fourteen, named fr.nA :. g..
VAS IAN Over wa.le Ee.f.ug tr4a = ...' -
As ca. carriage, and fatally IT. ..-,.-
fell. and the why,l passed over am. -.--..
his lungs. lie lived about AL hs-..
IT, \. \. Tribune announces -.
Sm.,h. 81; Vermont, has been a.,9y..-
81. q: ODESSA. DR.. Smith Ms .....-
Vermont. and Is now IN New l4,.-.
serve. = surgeon ii Inc Rus .--. g..
t:imcm az. and Married .ady O.. o-~-
II Id, Ill, 49,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14

AZ article appeared N Tx Wooastoc,,
StaoGal! a week or twg a-o. charging, II
substance, mat aft, coutrac: W. made
WIKI Woodward Of Woodstock. to :2in,,h
substantial article q: Goth. a.: :. fix price,
Tor he Vermont regiments, tn ,a.trac: was
broken up and oac given 10 NeSsrs Merrill
& c.. unae- which very worthless
article MAS provided, anu q; much
higher rate than The s.n.c makers had sid
such before. w fad lie following state
ment IN Tie k.t.;ad CJur; :. III reference to
the subject. which Is, VI are informed. sub
>Jant.al.y correct.
The governor diG make some arrange
Meuts with Mr. Woodward. After that Nj
Noodwari-ioSttt,r with NJ Carpenter of
Po"nal, Mr. Perry of Rockingham. ans! Mess.
Merrill \ c. O.: felchy;..c Al. manufacturers
OF cloth-met The governor At Rutland, ex-
hibi,cl samples o: Goth and prices VIXEN and
where il WAS decided that the samples eShib-
tied by NeNsrS Merrill \ Go were tie cheap
e>t and the best. Mr. Woodward th..n and
there told the governor thai il was no dam
age whatever TO him, As hc couil sci. his
cinth in New York The governor informed
MIR Woodward that L h, los. %nything by
the sale of lis cloth III New York, he 9TH.
governor would make nm good.
Now, IN relation L. Nc>S.> Merrill & Co.
and Tie cloth they hive furnished for tie
volunteers. During the wear 1860. Ms>,r,
Nennl x CO so!. then c.uth 4; - 10 81
cents yard. Ii The spring Of 1861. thew
made a forced sale o.; Is cases al Is Ctnts.-
The article manufactured by them tor the
volunteer, : 4 much better article than that
sold at forced sale for Is ,crts, and the prce
pad Dy the state Of Vermont : oriv go
cents. We are a.So authorized t. inform the
Standard. and the people Of Vermont in 5cn-
era!. that there II rot one atom Il Hhat he
Standard terms ">hoddv" in the cloth refer
red TO, hat It Is composed OF - per cent OF
""ol and % peg cent Of cotton, and will wear
much better Than w"r. Il composed wholly
of wool.
The article IN tie Standard having been
COPIED and commented on III several papers
both in and out OF this state, Gov Fairbanks
appointed al agent to investigate the matter
anu We learn that lis report does not
essentially differ from tie substance of
this article
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
W nat termOnt i bonn ior iht "

Sixteen Wash;rS,o,. ,.--tt e..
cou!c NOT get into ser,icr II Mon
Joined the - Albaa, coupaa:.
In MONTPELIER CuAtl>I.-t'- ~.
IL. evening there was II H.. res.
tatlon TO this COMPANY a. ga =.
Montpelier, Of testament :.r e--. '-.
a quantity Of material >grn..,-. a.
ny The ladies Il Montpelier. / -.--
han Baldwin added a ;,re>s:.. a. . -.
lar to each man in the con..a.-y- d..
man SAYS:
Inns i i s,iN unusually -'t.V.
"r;al COMPANY 81 citizen sn.a.-fN
ci.LIly shown In thti. ayer.-, ~.
hundred and sixty po4nGs-aa u. ..---
ly ten pounds greater than Is ta-.
IN the annals Of thr genera. TIA d. A..
military companies in this youu,t}
We learn from the Bur!nS,aa l.,a.'.
Stephen I Spalding his been ,a,H
" Col \. c. Ramsay Is lit'.it,.sr,.
cruitins officer for Montpelier q,
Col Ramsay. who served In IL Il Sc.
has been authorized by On 500
brigade d. picked men to act - -, ..-.--
and those vino enlis, under Leu.
will be attached TO Col Ram>ays III
DAILY Fireman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
A Prai>e.WOrthy Act.

Mr.. EDITOR On Friday last | made a
short visit to Camp Baxter in company with
Rev. r. Godding of East Burke, who pre-
sented to each of the eight privates who vol
unteered from Burke Newark and the north
neighborhood of Lyndon, with a neatly bound
pocket Bible, accompanied with the following
appropriate advice =" Receive this token OF
my love and esteem, my Young friend, search
its pages, practice its precepts, trust III God
and fight manfully for your country.
May others 60 and do likewise.
Yours truly. +.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14

but they were made from purely personal
spite. General Davis has proved himself
honest, capable, and never-tiring in his ardu-
Gus work land should receive the hearty thanks
of the entire State. Gen. Davis is now at
Burlington, with the I'd regiment, and the
last Free Press says -" He IS assiduous in
the discharge of the laborious and responsible
duties of his Office, and will, we are confident,
SO far DIS he is concerned, allow no just cause
for complaint in his department"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14

C. TIE HANDY BOOK. FOR the l. S.
soldier, on coming into service.is convenient
little manual. containing instructions for the
drill in the use of the musket and rife, and
also explanations of the formation Of bat
talon, &c. Published by J. B. Lippincott
& Co., Philadelphia, 1861.
~ Gen Scott is reported to have sad that
no important attack upon the positions Of the
rebels will be made until the Notifications 4
round Washington are fully completed and
the guns mounted. When this is done nearly
all the troops in the city will be stationed in
the entertainments in the suburbs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
Bear Killed.

y back be.r came down from Whcc,ock
mountain last Friday and made an attack up
on Nr y. Smiths sheep in Hardw;ch, killing
five. lie was next seen in Woeott, wien
chase was give, by nearly the whole town,
and after following him some ten miles ne
Was captured IN the town Of Eimorc. 1t was
asccrtancd that e.sht balls had been fired
into Ills body. lie weighed 2l5 pounds
C. One day last week. Mr. Benjamin
Barrett OF East IiardwicA thought he would
try his luck III saving wood, and accordingly
IL commenced. He sawed SIX cords of hard
wood III two in five hours bat he does not
pretend TO say that he did it without extra
cxert;or. He says il any man can beat this
he will try again.
We are indebted to "Cvrus" for these
items.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14

\ FLAG FOR TIE NERMoNTERs-Th New
York Tribune says that natives Of Vernon;
now residing in that city intend to presen, a
stand Of colors TO the Vermont regiment scon
to arrive there, and for that purpose have got
up dollar subscription. Mr. b. Murray.
Cashier of the American Exchange Bank, is
treasurer OF the fund.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14

u Some evil-disposed person, through
the columns of the Woodstock Standard,
undertook to do an injury to Quartermaster
General Davis. We are assured tina, there
was not the least ground for such, charges,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14

Joseph Blanchard Nixon Morse
jeremiah Bishop Ira Z Morse
VIM S Bonney Jacob Maranville
VIM Burnett Daniel Maranylile
Geo ] Brownell Charles H Motley
Richard F Babb John Neal
Horace Briggs Jason D Niles
Lncius f Briggs Sloan Persons
Jerome Bishop James Plunket
David Campbell Jr VIM A Powers
James Goodman George Persons
Isaac II Clough Horace Partlow
George Currier Marcus Quimby
William Covill VIM H Russell
Ezra 6 Calkins Clark Royce
Wesley Davis Hilton B Royce
James c Doyle Ihomas Reynolds
VIM Dwire Calvin Stebbns
Samuel B Duke Charles NJ Smith
John W Fletcher John Shannon
Nelson Fuller Leonard A Stearn:
Andrew J Foster John Stanton
Daniel Gartlan Henry Talbert
VIM Gilbrea,h Alfred Taylor
Joseph b Grow Moses Torrance
Hartley b Gates Chester II Veazey
VIM II Gray Amos II Wilson
Marcellus Hunt Henry Wells
Harlow y Hartwell
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Direct nom Newport News.


We had ON tuesday the pleasure OF an IN
.rrvie" with MIR. u. johnson. Of the bradford
Company. who LETT Newport News. Virginia,
81 lug>.t, ''>' week. - ,cca mpany home
J. T.. l.o'..-.a + lr~tt"d, "a" assistant OF
N"''. "".'.~". VIZ So aiken III WIN
t.'r.'...t e; '.- ..h2> VI J'tA+ reports
tat. ".'h ~. '>erl''t'" ". ia' III estes TIE Isl
vermont i"S"nrnt Wtr" u>utH IN good
a"a.th "od spirits. He showed Us a plan of
tn enrnmpment at Newport News. and the
''rt!ii'.taa> erected Il IS Just above the
.,u..r. D.. ! .'us> river. t mile, from Forres,
E,.G ... II c midst OF a beautiful and ter
.4~ ,o..try.
there arr nov three regiments stationed
tn~1~.-tnc Vermont l>'. 4 Massachusetts,
add German regiment. Edr'hworks are
thrown up on the opposite side from the
river OUTSIDE OF winch IS ditch eight and
one-ha!f feet wide and seven feet deep. the
bottom q when Is filed Nth sharpene,
sticks set upright vAt. covered with brush. 50
that if Inc rebel, Undertake TO cross it the,
viii br likely to know wha, it IS to have
sharp sticks stuck into them.
The Nirsini;,ns all evacuated the place on
The arrival OF the Federal troops leaving
beautiful gardens and fields of growing grain.
The river at this place is very wide, but all
vessels have to pass within mile Of the Viz
gina shore. on account Of the manner in
which lie channel runs The Harri i
Lane Ia. of the shore about half mile
from tne Fort, thus completely blockad.ng
The river.
Mr. johnson SAID there was great deal
more talk here OF the sutterinss of oar troops
than there was at the Fort. He assures US
,ion, which 49,. .,,tro;in, .n.I -
,iona, MANI. ,,,,,. =. ;,.,,;.,." ,.. ,A.,...
ries If liz ro,, on - hal l,,,c.. Tho..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
Installation.

/; is expected That Rev john Eastman will
be installed pastor of the Congregational
church and society at Danville, Wednesday
the 26th instant Installation services to
commence at the Congregational house of
worship at IL o'clock, p. m. Sermon by Rev
l.. {. Cummings Of st Johnsbury.
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Camp Baxter. Sunday, June 9, 1851.

Incidents in camp to-day, from their III
trln>ic merits, deserve especial mention.
Immediately after retreat parade at four o.
clock P. NJ. companies were marched into po-
sltlon around an extemporizcd speaker
stand, where Rev F.. c. Cummings cfiicia-
ted as chaplain in 4 manner particularly
pleasing, impressive and effective. His les
sons Of the day" may tie characterized as a
mastery effort, admirable alike for its indi-
cations of cultivated, strong mind and re-
markabiy good judgment.
At the close of the religious exercises the
commander-in chief, Gov Fairbanks, gave us
instructions, advice and exhortations in his
ablest and happiest manner, and convincingly
demonstrated to all-what some OF US knew
bctore-that he is deeply imbued with pure
patriotism, noble sentiments and generous
impulses; that his pride and solicitude for
the honor, credit, and reputation of the state
IS Very great, his interest and care for the
soldiers, both individually and collectively, is
not only official but parental. When he clo-
sed he had captive the affections and graft
tude of the companies, and had it not been
for the sacredness of the day he would have
got round Of hearty cheers. o.
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icr@c;Inc> t0inpany.

Captain-Solon Eaton.
LIST Observation-Disclosures :. Tracy.
% I.ieutrnant-J. VI. Hoyt.
Servants Michael Foley, Go. +. Storm
Eugene Storms.
>lKGFANTo.
Henry Corrcll Eben y DrGry
John I Beach James Sullivan
Geo " Ward
CoRruRAis.
George A White { & Sloan
George " Adams Ward + iIurlburt
Charles II Mathews Henry { LYMAN
Bradbury " Hight James Shcdr;ch
rRIvATfS.
George " Converse john Williamson
Oliver + prat; Eugene Wright
Robert Mclaughlin Edwin MlkrnL;c
VIM W Thomas .AluMzo Austin
John |. Nandcrhoof Orrin |. Dake
Oliver s Nanderhoof Joseph l;oyia
Wm Higgins Henry II Iiuntlcy
Josiah Baldwin Drew Hill
Edgar F. Grinnel! Francis Stevens
John Maioncv ,Iohn W Jackman
Augustus DecelleS James Walker
John Kennedy George IL ATWOOD
Daniel Mckinn Hiram ) DagSett
Walter Slavery Francis Flynn
Frederick Grant John W Grant
George Mckue Joseph i Walker
FrcemanD Sturdevant VIM II Sturedvaut
Fayette y Harris Cyrus Bowers
Henry II Bushey Oliver Is Drake
John BARLEY Gideon II tloye>
Franklin I Center John \ Freeman
John Comstock Oliver Clair
Clay \ Dickinson Sylvester W Nave
Alfred S Briggs Lucius ) Hoadlcy
VIM CoEant Edward Gazette
Edward Casey Henry Smith
Samuel ] Gambell George + Drake
Moses Hamln Hiram Mathews
Truman VI Hunter ANTHONY Lawrence
Francis ID Eiuntley John recu
Henry Moody Vim II Palmer
William Taylor Samuel packmln
Joseph Daniels Frank Tremhle
John Kelley i.e~l, NtundeiI
Charles T Gre,ncat Lew iIaztitnr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
From the Tri- W eekly Of June IL.
Camp Baxter.

camp Baxter.
Notwithstanding the heat OF yesterday
there was good deal of hustle at camp 1t
was the first DAY of the Wells River and st
A!bahs companies IN rendezvous. As the
Numbers augment the more real becomes the
.act that We are preparing for war Ihe 81
Johnsbury boys who were enlisted at Wells
River seemed glad to get home again, and
We are sure the people here give them hear
~ welcome. We give the name Of the st
Abans company elsewhere.
The soldiers are getting Us. TO their new
sleeping apartments. which are nothing more
than hunks filled with straw. 81 which there
are three tiers. one above another, the entire
length OF 'hr wings of TIE building. The
second story OF the main building is used for
the officers and officers quarters. Tables
for eating are laid through the centre Of the
building, between the "sleepiny apartments"
of the soldiers. There is new cis,ern of
fresh water on the premises which is taken
from an excellent spring near By. On the
whole. the soldiers in Camp Baxter are no,
likely to suffer, for the necessaries of life, a,
least
~ The ladies' of this place feel disap-
pointed that they cannot furnish "Havelocks"
20 our soldier boys. They have been calcu-
iatins on showing their patriotism in very
practical way by furnishing outfits for the
Company from this place a. least, but we ur-
derstand that the Lyndon ladies have stolen
march upon them, as regards Hayeloaks
Tor the Caledonia Company, and the " ellis
River ladies have offered the same 70 their
Company. But notwithstanding these dis
couraging features, the ladies of this VILLAGE
met at the Town Hall Yesterday in large
numbers prepared to do up the work which
the committee had planned the previous day.
1t was an unusual and interesting sight. tia,
II seven,y-fye ladies' and eleven sewing ma
chimes in that large hall busily engaged in
preparing the comforts and nccessaries for
ouI citizens who 90 forth to do battle for
our country and all that we hold most dear.
They were occupied all Tuesday in making
shirts, sick-sowns, sheets, pillow-cases, ETC.
They meet again to-day on the same laudable
mission.
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Be thou. o God, exalted high.

The troops are constantly drilling and
perfecting themselves in soldierly exercises,
and any little failures in the commlssary or
other departments will be remedied as speed
iy as possible. Although the guard house
is occupied most of the time, the soldiers gen
orally act like gentlemen. A private IN the
Hartford company, for INSTRUMENTATION while
intoxicated, was promptly discharged.
/ Below we give the officers and privates OF
the three companies already in camp. eve
have previously printed a list Of the Caiedo-
MIA bOySl:
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Camp Baxter.

Great activity has been manifested in this
camp the past few days in quartering the
companies which have arrived and in pre-
pairing for those which are to come. On
Thursday night Capt Mattocks' company
wen, into camp; on Friday the Hartford
company, Capt Seaver, came up and joined
them; Saturday mornings train brought the
Charleston company, Capt Harrington, and
on the afternoon train came the Springfield
company, Capt Veazie, making four compa-
MES here over the Sabbath.
At quarter past four Sabbath afternoon,
religious exercises were held at the camp,
conducted by Rev F.. c. Cummings of the
North Church. Services were opened by
singing that patriotic hymn,
My country It's of thee,
to the tune America, short passage of scrip
ture was read, prayer offered, remarks made
suited to the occasion and the times, and the
exercises closed by singing Old Hundred with
the words
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st. Adams Company.

Captain-Thomas F. House.
lSt Lieutenant-Wat erman f. Corey.
I'd I.ieutenant-Romeo II. Start
sERGEANTS.
justusW F Washburn Ezra b Sturges
Sidney + brigham John ID Bowman
Abram K Proper
CORPORALS.
Allen b Sturges Geo W Hogaboon
John Topper Marcellus ID William
Benz + Bell George Rogers
Edward ii Smith William harrington
John ID Smith, Wagner.
rIIvATES
Geo II AIard Wallace " Holmes
Wesley Alexander Charles + W Howe
Benz ID Atwood Franklin Hunt
Everett NJ Allison Luman Judd
Edward benjamin William kelton
Joseph Blair Russell Leazer
Michael Bergen Vernon |. LOOMS
Nyron W Bailey Henry Martin
Jcscph Batraw Peter Manor
Milo $ Barber Michael Maloney
Hiram \ Bailey Geo Mercer
Tristan { Blanchard Wesley Mitchell
Leonard 5 Bolton Clement Mitchell
Don a brigham Hiram Miller
Sidney Bush John { pat.cn
Bertrand u Campbell Joseph Plant
Wm Chattieid Frank Rose
VIM Chelsea Peter Random
FiteId Chattcrton solomon { Rogers
John Devinc David Rollins
Harry + Dana James W RYAN
, Isaac II Draper Thomas + SAWYER
leighton $ Day Moses Sawyer
Wilbur + Dawson Edwin " Scott
Geo W Dcmas JoLH Smith
VIM II Dow Oscar ID Snow
VIM II Emery Smith Stlrg.s
Michael Fay Peter Tebo
John Frisbee Peter Tontro
O"ver Fortune Loren - irUw
Roswel! Franklin john Work
Eveiy W + Glryn Merritt \ White
Hiram II Hall Robert Williamson
Geo II iloyt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14

AT BARTON, the TriWeekly can be had at
the Post Office. or of Master Horace Pierce.
AT WEST CONCORD the Tri-Weekly can be
found at the Post Office.
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Charleston Company.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Captain-F. {. Harrington.
lst litutenant-D. G. kenesson.
ID Observation-Disclosures Bishop.
N0N-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
SIRGI ANTS.
Heller Parker Augustus " lyon
EIastu> Buck Daniel Webster
William VI Currier
tURFURALS.
Martin 7 Jenness Thomas Y Ham
Richard = Goodall Jr Samuel a Grow
Edison l. Hambett Andrew J Farris
Alonzo Hutchinson Horatio K Tuck
Jason 7 Wheeler, + fer.
Eiuin 4 Grow drummer
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Captain-Solon Eaton.
LIST Observation-Disclosures :. Tracy.
% litutunaEt-l. VI. lIoyt.
Servants Michael Foley, Go. +. Storms.
I'r,,ru, Stprp,S
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-18
Night Dispatches.
News from the South vim Louis.

LOUISVILLE, July IA detachment from
The Tompkns Zouaves was sent 10 the depot
last night to prevent further attempts TO re
sist the orders Of the Surveyor in reference
70 the shipment of contraband articles over
the Nashville Railroad.
The Journal suggests change of starting
hours from noon and midnight. to ak in the
morning and six in the afternoon.
The Chief of Police has prohibited r:oious
and boisierous shouting in tho streets as like
" TO produce collisions
The correspondent Of ths Louisville Cou-
rier, from Camp Boone, Tennessee. on the
fourteenth, saws the kentuckians among the
confederate troops there have plenty TO eat.
but hsrl drilling. camp duty. and the requi
siiion OF enlistment for the war has scared of
"A few
Per contIa. the Journal contains state
ment from two young men direct from Camp
Of daily occurrence
The woods on the Kentucky side OF the
river. were full Of dcserters from thcat camp.
and about fifteen hundred ragged half starry
ell victims only. were left at the camp.
The Knoxville Register OF the 18th. nom
mates Connolly r Trigg of Knox. as the Tn.
ia candidate for Governor OF Tennessee.
AZ Richmond the confederate executive
department prohibits persons leaving the city
without passports
The Raleigh Register OF the 10Th -ays the
steamer Winslow captured of Hatteras ON
the third the schooner Herbert Manton,
OF Rarnstsble Mas. with a cargo of sugar
and mols-se. vaiaed ~ thirty fhous md dol
lar.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-18
r The Indinapoli. Journal

gE The indianapolis Journal 81 ye-teria.
saw. tie VII. and children Of Major Of =
Tennessee regiment. Who have he~n IN koko
mo COT some mouths. passed through that CITY
70 reioin their hu hand and father IN .scce>sia
81 Tuesday
The wife 81 sea Beaase- srd. ~h,. be re
ls,ives residing in the county. y = aid. va
IA this vicinity last week and remained several
dsys Her coming and going we're made
known 20 butfe~ persons other than hes rela
sloa-. Mn. Besaresari has been in the
Northern St.tcs some time. u reroft' are
true
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-18

RETREAT OF GEN. JOHNSON.

WAssiSoroS. July 1.-THE Republican
this morning saws. the general movement Was
'n the direction of Fairfax Court House
which = no great distance from the right Of
ten MeDosell's line. though il Is near tour
teen nAes from the extrsaas eight. 'rhe az.
my VIII halt Tor the night this side OF Fair
lax, which place they viii probably take the
occasion % evacnate tonight. and resume
their march in the morning
The Iafsiligsacr saws an officer arrived
here last night direc, from Martinsburg YES
terday morning.
Tie says Gen. Johnson broke up his camp
on Bunker Hill on Monday. and commenced
the retreat OF his whole army towards Win
chester Gen. Patterson. with his entire
force. Immediately went in pursuit. and was
about eleven miles in the rear 1T johnson.