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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
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ALL persons are hereby forbidden 10 trust my
IA wife LAyIHIh LOLIER, ss no debts contracted ~ her
viii be eognzed or paid by ne. A. LOZlth NJ D.
MIR. HARVEY ALLEN OLNEY. If this
WI should meet tho Of thl, Gentlemen he 10 requested
10 eouinuusts With his mother and also wh Mr sawel
and England immediately HIS PFe'enco Fe
quirsd.
NOTICE TO INSURANCE COMPANIES
~ Any Company which Ia, i.ned policy o.
taken any upon the buldins bumei on the nishio Apnl
int on premises known the Broom or Claw place stu
ted on N. ds P.k road about. miles north Of Pot
LUTHER H. MARSH, Attorney fer the iteirs,
D.i,A N.,y. y OH April s. 1861. No. Finest
rIO PARENTS.-A gentleman Of undoubted
Il re,p.ei.biiy seeiI WIFE Of refinement education
ud wealth insrrew desired until oouesPondence proves
malu.l .lisibnhy Addss. OSIRIS, Station a, Now fori
City Honor and sincerity viii ehssoteEe the advertisers
replies.
d u 600 REWARD win pay $l 900
20 SsOvBO swGd for the discovery Of th. person
sn or ehsr Of them, who Get hre, the night of Ap j.
ist tbs aplr house budnss thu Ireuisss situ
sed Hyde PsTb rosa about four ns north Of Pouga
sepss the Broom Csv place hs sad premises
Hsbek CsV deoesss and for Information eient 10
Wet such person persons -
will 80, ray coo additional reward fer the ks discovery
sf persons who 20 the barn the
yfenss o.. time consumed, n the spring OF A55 and
iaon.sn Sufficient have eonvie,ed such person
''''@ JANIS D. TAYLOR, No. "a Pins.i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
sPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE,
THATA
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
10 WITHIN THEIR REACH
a, these ona. Dn:os.sd By Mr. srISe 2. II. Aes
'a''' un4'tsS"sSis soiy Scientific Si Discovery. " ~
MA.oxuILs, Conn, Feb. slssL
Mr. spADNe:
Ihave tried your Cephaic Pills and te hsn esutsa
want you to send me two dollars worth mora.
the hpt box got FROM you. 49,
send the Pli. By mail, and 0bksss s.u. ~, ...n,
Your SgMEs Sss issyi2i Kennedy
HAvKsyoRD, Pa, Feb. g isjL
Mr. srArDS9;
Iwih yoatO send more boz Of your Cephae Pnst
i'Is, NARY Ls;gssisillYs SSS YsroIKHouss.
sYsrcs Csxsx, Huntingdon Co., Pa, Jan. 70, 1871
d. O. sfAiO'Eys; Sra:
You viii Po..e send boxes of yOus cepasiis PSs
Send them Immediately ..,-u
Ps-Ihaye used one boz Of your Pills and ind them sI~
BELLE vKasoy Ohio Jan. IS. 1861.
Please nd ncIo"d tM cents for which send m..
other boz Of your CephAe Pills T.<y truly me o FhA
"d6t n,,.. .s.' "F' A. sTovER, p. NJ,
O' Belle Vernon, Nysndot Co, u
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec II, i35o
uih fT some circulars large bill. brus your Go.
ksvs anything Of tho hind please send 70 me
my customers who subject 70 severe Slch ne adseoe
your PHI, which sen, her ~, ~ ,,.u..
RrryoLDsBrRsH, Franklin Co. Ohio
jan o 1901.
No. q Cedar It, ny
Inclo.sd S1s cent. @ for raes ssnd SS, %
nod.Surs Fr.niin Co, Ohio.
YPnLASrr, Mich, Jan. IA, lael.
So NsSSdu. .sR H.ascSe and and
same they had good eject that was induced to 'ene
u Please Its.si send BY return NEIL Dires,s9 se,r,,
YpspsDi, Nleh
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
Ceptsc Ps accomplish the objecfor which they werensc
viz: Cure Of Hesaschs In all it' FORMS
From III. Examiner, No,fOlh Va
They have been tested than thousand easeh win
entire sueoesa
From the Democrat, s.. Cloud. Miun.
,or or nave he onbed with ths Headache send "a
sboi Csphsc P that yOa nay have shsu in efss
stack.
From, the Advertiser Providence. RI
for Is. Hesdache and one Of hs very Se very sa
com lsint which has ever been discovered
From IN. Western r. r. o.z.te Chicago NJ,
We heartily indoroMr spsdps. and his un,ivsisd csshsso
From the K.n.ws. valley star Kansrhs Y. 49,
them, VIII ssieA to them
From the Southern Path Finder NewOrlesns. L.
Try hem you ns are s;.sa 'Id We ere ss s ~ yss
ceysd benefits that other medicine can produce.
From the ST. Lou, Democrs.
The immense demand Tor the article lCephaic Ps hpGn
increasing
From the Gazette, Davenport, Iows.
NJ, susdns would not connect bis name with sn Nicsss
did mot kRoE TO posse" merit.
From the Advertiser Providence RI
The testimony n their fsyors sronS from the Yespea
be quarters
From the Daily News, Newport, RI
Csplslc Pills are taking the place ofalkinda
From the Commercial Bulstin, Boston, Msss
esid 10 be very effcacions for the Headache.
From the Commercial Cincinnati, ohia
Suffering humanity can now Do relieved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
furniture.


AT ths EAGLE ENAMELED FURNITURE
n MANDATORY, No. 63i BrOsd"sy-Elesut Chamber
suites OF bls celebrated Furniture In ell styles designs aud
eoloss prices o as and upward The bess manufactured
Wsrdrobs, Elliptic Spring Beds &C. Goods packed Tor the
country.
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF FUR
~ HITURE n ali oolos and styles wholesale and rslsii
81 4 rs and upward. Also MATTRESSES and PALLAssEs
WARREN WARD, No. zTT Cans!.st.,
-Four doors east Of Broadway.
E'IRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
IL Plain Decorated and Grained Solid Walnut and Oak ses
Nsheaes Spring Beds &c. .
No. go BROADWAY. bss Bsssckss rsa Rsas s!s.
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fanep GOODS.
1O5 & IO7 oHAMBERs-Sr'
AND
80 AND 81 READE-ST.

We call the attention OF buyers LARGE and COM
PLETE STOCK. embracing full lines Of Foreign and Domestic
articles, both Staple and Fancy.
Tho usPREcEDEsTRDLY PRICES at which for the past
sixty days have bought slage portion Of present stock
place us In position offer Inducements greater than at
period since the establishment Of our business in 1871
For KrrBsT VARIETY and SELECTION, wedipsy
an ANT or THE KIND svER BEFORE
PREsHSIKD CITY, which offers to dealers UNLIMITED
range Of STYLES and from which to choose.
WE PARTICULARLY INVITE THOSE WHO HAVE sKvsa DEALT
WITH ~ TO zxANINg PRICES assuring them
that the advantages which have gained BY LosG ETPE
REScE LARGE PCRcHAsEs and PArsEsT will be lber
ally divided with
CASH AND PIRsT-CLAss TIME BUYERS.
We annex list few Of the articles embraced In our va
ty OF which will DO sold by the package In lots to suit
purchasers.
Catalogues giving full description Of our stock VIII be fur
nished sent by mail on application
All ctdes, n.Iusted viii be accurately and e1pedOusy
supplied
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BEVERLY, Mass., Dec II, 1850.

HI SPAtnfNG, LsQ
ih f some large bis TO bring your Go.
phsc Pulls more particularly before my castome yos
have anything Of tho kind, please send 70 me.
One OF who subject 70 Sick He adaeoS
usually dy) cured Of attack in one hour ~
your Pills which sent her.
W. B. WILKES.
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6ouses ano farms t1)antso.

A FARM WANTED to WORK on SHARES
N fessy socess 70 the city. Address kLLLoGe Irihuhs
U1ce, fgI enc week ''' -. - -
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HAvESyoRp. Pa, FEB. ., isjL

dAVEkYohpi IA, reo =, io1L
Mr. SPALDrs9.
SN: 81, rn ,
wish youto send me one boz Of your Cephac Ps
hossrecered a gre0. deal Of bea<dt from them.
Yours respectfully. -..,.
MARY ANN sTOlKHOUSE
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BELLE vKasoy, Ohio. Jan. IS, lae'

BELL. vEasoy Ohio, Jan. IS, 1861.
HESRY G. SPAIDTse Esq. -,
Please inclosed cents for which send me ~
other boz Of your Cephac Pills Thy are f~v He o F'@
"lns n ~. "NS' A. SLOWER p NJ,
~ Belle Vernon, Nysndot Co, u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

sPsrcs CaKsE, Huntington Co., Pa, JAN B issL
a. q. SPALDIE6. %.
You viii please send two Of yous Cepaaic PDs
Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours $40 i, s,,,oye
Psi have used one boz Of your Pills and ind them sI
teAL
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Chances for Bnsinees tllen.

ANY person having a good HORSE, BUTCH
IN Frs CART and HARNESS 10 sell cheap may hear Of
purchaser BY Addressing tuamns pce, kel HORSE AM
CART Thbnne Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09


svr.A s,usle bottle Of sPALDING5 PhIPAhkp oLr1
- awe ten iimes lie cost annually. "A
sPALDINGpS PREPARED GLUE!
spA1.DINas PREPARED 0LUEt
spALDINa's PREPARED oLUEi
SAVE TIE PlECEs
HN"" ~ . A srrrcH IN TIVE sAvns NyxnnA1
x,neeraf, ,r happen sceiysysafsd Jasss<s, Il q
cheap and convenient foG Je1
psiitpe Furniture, Toys Crockery, &C.
sPALDING's PREPARED CLUE
meets al such esTgences and household aovd 10 b
Without H. II always ready and 10 the sticking point
'UsEFJL IN EVERY HOUSE,
NJ B.-A BIush accompanies each bottle Price q eente
Address BENRY q. SPALDlN0,
No. % Cedas st., Eew.Yosk
CAUTION! Htt
the incorporating public limitations Of my PREPARED 0JuK
would ssatlo. al personso examine before purcns nA
'' IA 1. sPxIDiN0s PREPARED GLUE. "a
entss outside yrspfer ~ osasr are srisd'6 ~xst@fse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

Az these testimonials unsolicited by Mr. srAIpNe, he3
afford stioDabe proof OF the efficacy OF this
truly Scientific Discovery
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MAsoSvILLs, Conn, Feb. D. 1851


lhave tred your Cephac Pills. and fe s1 70 osu tns
want Won TO send two dollars worth more.
Part ohe,e eye tho neighbors to whom gave sw so'h
the fr,t box got from you. 49,
eend the PILLS by mail, and oohEe Ia,
JAMES KENNEDY
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RrryoLDsBrRsH, Franklin Co. Ohio }
Jan. O. 1861. )
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NJ 7. BROWN, Importer of
Uls ALL KINDS OF
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS.
Prices to suii the times.
Depot, No. 1S6 Pe.rlst
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NRY GOODS WANTED.-I' wishing To
IL retire om bu,inei, and sell their stock hsnd good
FARMING LAND, with cash cxn hnd purchaser by
calling upon JOHN y. UHL No College place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30

THE DIFFERENCE.-Every man at the North
is free to choose whether he will go into this
war or stay at home Every man at the
South is compelled. to 90 into the ranks,
whether he will or no
No man at the North lives under any ap-
prehension as to the safety of his home. his
person. or his property there No man at
the South is exempt from a constant fear
that, sooner or later. the war will cone, with
all lis horrors, to his Very door,
The Northern soldier, if he succeeds.
maintains great Government; if he fails
IS patriot dying at his post OF duty. The
Southern soldier. if he succeeds, consisns a
nation to anarchy if he fails, is dissraccc
traitor. The one carries a Flag in his hand,
the other I. halter about his neck.
IN word, the South fights with despera-
ton, and, because it is desperate, put, forth
al lis strength at tn. start. Hence, is vic
tories must be won then if at ALL The North
only by degrees brings out its vast resource,
and will have strength in reserve after the
South is exhausted. Hence, its victories
may be slow in coming, but they are ineyita-
be at last, and will be permanent. tdjmq
Err. Joutmoi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30
The Rlochadc und the Pirates

The federal sunbolt Seminole has arrived
e. Fortress Monroe. from the blockade oil
i...c>ton SAe brought up the prize
.lo1cr Albion. formerly 4 pilo'-boat. from
ac.,~i.Is. with a cargo OF sugar, coffee, fruits.
,.-.I>. etc. Wien taken, the Albion was
...rr English coiors and tie captain and
.r.y all hand, were drunk. The Albion
III the blockade of Wilmington. The Sem
.....- also ovtrhauicd several vessels show
, English cal0rS, and she spoke the Dale.
=" vii coal and undergo repairs at Old
J. II. The blockade squadron off Charles
III consists of the X 5anoie and Eandaiia.-
lie recent gale on the Carolina coast was
,-rrr., severe
lie schooner Alabama was seized a, New
x Saturday, on suspicion of going to 4
...rrn port with a general cargo.
Ia navy department has purchased at
~ York the snip Shepherd Knapp, and
~e4oontrs Racer, Sarah, Bruin. {. =.
ADAMS, SJphrona and o. II. Lee, to be tt-
.-' 1t as guuboat>.
lae navy department beng recently in
:.rr.. ot as to whether Il bounty would be
.... 10. the capture Of jeff Davis pirates, II
" answered that the department has nc
~. power Under the present law, hal
'- ''.l- Of all prizts goes TO the govern
u. al, the reminder TO the captors-
d., proo4Jiy the government would REIN
:-NA - share - those who would success
-, rngage in such specuIations, and while
ming commissions for those purposes
Oh Il n.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30
/ II /: " 4 r.
Il Him. Blows nj VrcasOmab!e News.
papers.

The postmaster general has directed that
none of the New York papers recently pre-
seated by the grand jury for disIoyalty shall
be Forwarded in the mails. This will be a
killing blow at the Journal of Commerce,
Day Book. News, Freeman's Journal and
Brooklyn Eagle
The Trenton (N.J. J True American, the
leading democratic newspaper of the state
AID one Of the oldest and most prosperous
ones, was suspended on Saturday morning,
4Ad gives as Il reason that the government
a.s virtually interdicted the publication of
very paper that does not favor the war poll
= OF the administration.
The extra Bangor Democrat. a secession
3tPcr. was deposited in the post office Of that
-.,y, Friday night. Inc postmaster has no,i-
led The department, and retains the papers
anil be receives orders from Washinston.-
The Democrat was suppressed by the people
week or two since, and the office DESTROYED
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30
\ Rebel Enis>ury Caught.

Detective King of New York, assisted by
I. :. deputy marshal Archer of Ohio, arres-
ted Daniel {. Lowber Of New Orleans, at
Crestline, Friday night. Mr. l.owber &C
knowgdgca ilimSeIfto he a bearer Of dispatch
e, from England to Jefferson Davis, but pro-
it>,eI entire ignorance Of their contents.-
The papers are in his trunks. which We're
SEIZE in New York some days since The
officers with their prisoner left Immediately
for Washington, Via New York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30

WAkED Up TIE WRONG PAsslNGiR.-.A
purchaser of boots and Shoes, from l.,xing-
ton, Ky, who is now in Boston. reports that
in one store here, dough-tAced salesman.
not Knowing the strong Union sentiment Of
his customer. remarked tina, "hc had rather
De under the ru!e of Jet. Davis than Abe
Lincoln The sentiment elected >corch-
ing rcbuke from the southern merchant, who
left the establishment in disgust. SAYING tha,
he had fought disuuioni>ts in Kentucky, and
should not patron!zc them in Massachusetts.
= IyHaScfiUt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30
STATE or TEHXONT.

Es-tN UIotlICt, -.
IN Probate Court holden al Lunrnbur- within and for
said district the >. IN day Of August, ID. l>Cl.
Horace II. Knapp, executor on the estate Of Hiram
Fry late OF Concord i'll said district, deceased present his
administration account for settlement Whereup"l II i
ordered that the same be referred 10 the Eth day Sep
telnnr next I'll" PROBATE ONO, ia said iuncnburr for
examination and allowance and that all concerned lie
notified hereof, by The publication This order in the
Galeoli,n printed al St ,I>hury three weeks success
>Ive!y may be-. that they appear and al
said tim. and place, ii they ,a>c Object thereto.
BY order OF court.
Attest J. Is ). CHANDLER Register.
A true copy If record,
$50 Attest, J.B. 5. CHA NDLER, Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30
% 031I' vt I'''1 s1'.VH0' K54SHVU,T
NJ. BLAIR, =. NJ. General"
Traitors in the Fat Clfrkships.

The Potter investigating committee were
in secret session for a long time Saturday, at
Washington. 1t is said they have reported
to the several departments about POO employees
who cannot be depended upon as loyal to
the government.
The oath Of allegiance or loyalty was Oh
Saturday administered to the employees of
the war department. The taking of it, how
ever, does not secure any OF the government
clerks against removal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30
Arrest OF Female spies ut Washington.

Several female spies OF. high station have
recently been arrested in Washington among
whom are Mrs DR. G~in, the wife of ex-sena-
tor Gwin Of California; Mrs Phillips, the wife
of cx member OF Congress Phillips from Ala
bama. and Mrs Greenough, another high life
secessiouist. Their houses were searched
and abundant evidence Of their completely
with the rebels was found, and they are new
prisoners in their Own dwellings, and no one
is permitted to visit them without pass
from the secretary Of war or the provost
marshal. In the possession Of Mrs Guln
was found frank containing lot OF gen
tlcmen's shirts. Some Of them were scwed
together, in one of which was found map
of all our Notifications on the Virginia side
of the river, doubtless intended for the use
OF the rebels. Abundant proof is also found
against the other ladies' who were arrested, if
indeed any proof is needed, for they make no
secret of their sympathjes and proudly avow
their correspondence with the confederate
leaders. We may easily infer now, how
those important government maps and plans
which were found at Fairfax Court House
got into the possession OF the enemy, and how
Beaureyard was 50 infinitely informed of the
late advance Of our troops, and was ready to
meet them at every point with overwhelming
numbers. Indeed, woman fresh from Beau
regards head quarters was arrested on Sat
urday while passing through cur lines into
Alexandria, She was Very indignant, claim
ing that, as lady, she was exempt from ar
rest. An Irish woman of one OF the regl-
monts searched her and found among her IN
der clothes some twenty letters addressed to
and duplicating prominent citizens IN Wash
lngton and Alexandria.
The arrest of these fascinating female Sc
cessionsts-tor they are said to be brilliant
women and daring the last administration a
mons the leaders Of Washington society
will have good effect. \ traitor is a trail
tor still whether clad in pantaloons or petit
coats, and these secret sympatizsrs with re-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30
Col FLYERS FGrcc Surrounded and Badly
Cut up by the Rebels.

y di>path from the kanawha to Cincinnati
states tina. Col Tyler, federal forces at sum
meryiI!c were surrounded and badly defeated
by the rebels under Floyd. early Monday
morning No particulars vet received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30

to The New York Trbunc's correspon-
dent says Gen Mcclellan torb;ds the pur-
chase Of gray uniforms, the rebels color. and
it is desired that TIE States should 10 longer
furnish them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30
Southern Correspondence Prohibited.
AN INTERDICT on EMPRESS COMPANIES.

AN 1NTERDICT on EMPRESS COMPANIES.
The following order was published by the
postmaster general on Saturday,
The president of the United States directs
that his proclamation of the 10Th inst, inter-
dieting commercial intercourse with the So
called confederate states, shall be applied to
correspondence with those states, and has
devolvcd upon this department the enforce
ment Of so much Of its interdicts as relates
to such correspondence. The officers and
agents of this department will therefore,
without further instructions, lose no time in
putting an end to written intercourse with
those states, by causing the arrest of any
express agent or other person who shall, at
ter the PRONUNCIATION Of this order, receive
letters to be carried to or from those states,
and will seize all such letters and forward
them to this department. (Signed)
NJ. BLAIR, p NJ. General
Adams express company had issued
orders to all its agents to stop receiyn.
letters for the insurrectionary states, before
the publication Of the above notice. The &C
ton OF other express companies on the
matter is not known.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30
LAST HAVEN LAND SALE.

The nonresident nrnpTirtur> HIi Landowners Ia the
town Of East Haven III III" County Of Es>cX. hereby
notified that the taxes Assessed sad town ltuin tie
next proceeding this date remains In whole or
part unpaid the follow ll ricd lands said TOW
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30

advise every one who has a Cough or a Hus-
Ky Voice or Bad Breath. or any difficulty of the
Throat, to get package OF my Throat Contec-
,ionS, they will relieve You instantly, and you viii
agree with me that they 70 right to the spot"
You VIII ind them very useful and pleasant while
travelling or attending publ. meetings for stiling
Your cough OF al!ayins your thirst. If YOU try
one package am safe in saving tina: you will ev-
er afterwards consider them indispensable. You
Will ind them at the Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30

AN EXCITING INCIDENT. A member of the
Connecticut 9TH Regiment Volunteers, with
General Banks Division, in writing home re-
lates the following incident:
"On last Thursday was on the second re-
lief guard from / | =. VI. until A. NJ, when,
as was treading my beat. guarding two
springs Of water, | thought saw al object
moving toward one of the springs at the
furthest end of my beat. stood for mo-
ment and watched, when it remained sta
tionary, but when turned to go on it NOV
ed again and at that | challenged, but got
no answer; then challenged again, and was
about to do so for the third and last time
when the thing sank on the ground and be-
gan to move Off At that | fired, at a dis
lance of about six rods, when he fell with a
groan like bull. As soon as | saw him fall,
got my neishboring sentry to help me car
~ him to the officer of the guard, to see
where he was hurt. On examinations We
found he was shot Gas the doctors say in
the groin. We had his wound dressed and
took him to the hospital, after taking away
from him pound and a half of arsenic, with
which he was about to sweeten our spring.
The camp was thrown into some excite
ment by the shot We found revolver on
him, and why he did not use it don't know.
lie is not fatally injured, and | am glad Of
it, as he deserves worse death"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-08-30

bellion should be sent to Fort Lafayette to
keep company with Pierce Butler, Mayor
Berret, and other traitors who are now in d.
rance vile. 1t is gratifying to see that the
administration is at last waking up to the ne
cess,ies of our position and is beginning to
thin off the hordes Of rebel spies and emssa-
ries who are sending aid and comfort to the
rebels from our very midst. Eternal vigi
lance is the price of liberty and we may well
learn lesson from our enemies in this par
ticular. We have no need to repeat their
barbarity towards suspected persons, but
stern necessity compels US to place traitors,
whether male or female, in position where
they will be powerless to injure US or aid the
enemy.