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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04
Arrivals.

Lieut. Col Blunt and Capt House Of the
Vt. Sd arrived in town Saturday evening di-
rect from Camp Advance. They are in good
health and spirits and bring favorable reports
from 1.-The bows"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04

THE ADVANCE. The Washington cores
pendent Of the Philadelphia North .lmericu
says it was determined or Friday, at coun
Gil of war held at the headquarters of Ger
Scott, that an advance should be made ant
within four hours al,erward he enemy pre-
pared for flight. This may be a coincidence
but it is most likely that information of ou
intended movement was carried directly tt
the rebel camp. Rebel spies abound d
Washington still.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04
The Horse Show Next Tuesday.

The track and fair ground in this place
have been pat in good order for the display
of horses at the show next Tuesday, and OWL
ers of rare animals have signifed their pur-
pose Of contes;ing for the large premiums Of
tered by the fair ground company. A good
time is expected.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04

Is Miss leila Gale, the fourth of the Gale
SISTERS 81 as well as Miss Abbie Carr, died in
fhl!adelph!a, Thursday night. making nine
victims by the sad calamity at the Continent
tai theater.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04
Special Notice.

Persons RENTING to this office will bear in
mind that postage stamps of the old issue
will be worthless here after October 3. See
post-of4ice notice in advertising columns. If
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04
The 18th and 9TH REGIMENTS.

The 4th and 9TH regiments arrived at
Washington III fine condition. They have
gone directly to Chain Bridge, and it is UNI
derstood that they will be connected with
Gen Smiths brigade
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THE W \ r
Gen Fremont on the Lexington a,

The following is the text Of the or.,
telegram sent by Fremont to Wasb:,-.
relative to the surrender of Le1ington.-
HEAD QUARTERS WESTERN DIR,
ST Louis. I'D.
Col r. ID. TOWNSEND, -Idjt Gen7 T..
a telegram from Brookfed that l.sv;rr.
has fallen into Prices hands, he hay;r,
of! Mulligan's supply of water Tn, p
forcenents 1000 strong, under Stur,.s
the capture of the ferry boats, had No. NJ.
OF crossing the river in time. Lane. :
from TIE southwest. and Dav', fro,r =.
southeast, upwards Of 1000 in a., g.
not get there In time. am taking H. d.
myself. and hope to destroy the enemy =
er before or after the junction of forces -.
der McC ulloch. Please notify the D-.s-s..
Immediately.
(S;una1l 4 En-,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04
RELEASE OF FRANK BLAIR.

The following is portion of note -..
ed TO Col Blair by the adjutant genera. =, !.
Louis, on Thursday. by order of Gen J.
mont: In consequence of telegram l..
your brother, postmaster general Blair.
lowed by letter asking for your re.rs,.
from public reasons, YOU are hereby re.es>,
from arrest and directed to resume
sword and join your regiment for duty"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04
PERSONAL.

There has been an unusual number of the
prominent men of our State in town within a
day or two past, among whom We notice
Hon. Stephen Thomas of West Fairlee, Hon
Joseph Poland of Montpelier Geo II. Bige-
low. Esq, OF the Burlington Times. W. C..
Smith, Esq, of st. Adams, and many others.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04


,onr Co., pon1on,. r,,;,,on, ., p;,,.sa11
P,''' IVA ="
Mass. "' net. was always good with the
"shoo:ing-iron." and we are glad to see hin
putting his knowledge to a good account.
Quarter-master PerIey I. pltkln OF the Vt
"a mas returned TO Montpelier. He IS on
brief tur!ough for his health winch has beer
oil late extreme! poor
Six OF the finest students OF the st Alban>
Academy have already Joined the clvair!
GomPah! oe'hS recruited ns Mr longer
lne'f names are o'eihTri -: hFo"h' swan
CON- CON- IT, w. Ttu'''r"'I, a''''g'0' ;t'oeil wye
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WI n,o" Il VIII oe 't'h'.noeie" "> III. person
90 With rho =, rs,,,n,n, H.cr,;,;,a a,,;o.,
CONFER has recruited one hrnlr,.I and e;rh,.
cen men-s.ven,een moro than ! necessary
10 till his COMPANY .llbuns .Neyseng,r.
ReyJD Cargiu formerly na>,or Of ~.
l-niy,rso]is, socir,v =. WooiS,nc. b,. .nI;,,
.d ,s nriv,,. :, th. r;.Im.nI c',.,rar,.
9TH regiment.
AGA Rates IF H.,,. h.. f...,. som. .,,r...s
:, ,hn pIa;,,+.il oa,,,,.I.,,. 90 :, 49,, c.t
n.,;n,.,, W,,n .1aat,. 40 WI
'ohh W. la'h' esq. OF inns village. ha>
oeeh appointed Qua!'rf-ha>ter OF the 81!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04
Fast Day at Cabot.

The fast of the 2Gth instant was observed
truly Is a day of Prayer. Humiliation and
Confession of Sins. There was a large con-
gresation of devout and sincere worshippers
assembled AZ The congregational church in
this place. and listened to a sermon well a.
dapted TO The occasion. BY Rev Mr. Drew.
Aiter the sermon opportunity was given
for free expression OF feeling, which was
promptly improved BY many in the audience,
endorsing the sentiment of the Cromweliam
maxim, that in the present struggle We
must put our trust in God. but keep our pow
Ger dry" The following resolution. offered
By Cornelius Smith, was adopted by unan-
lmous rising vote
E.<r}rsd That We deeply >ymDathi1c with
Gen Fremont. and heartily approve OF his
proclamation.
Such W. TAX % be a far Indication of the
sentiments of the people, and leads Us 10
.,n.:Se tia, wer" an expression taken to-day
IL a.. OF the free states. ninrty-ninc in every
hundred would approve the proclamation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04
ilnouS rlS;ng vot'
Cabot, September Is. l>6l.

FArN \''InFrr. Another melancholy
acci!cnt resulting from the careless handling
OF firearms. took place at the house of Mr.
Daniel Plat, il Clarendon. on Thursday
morning last. Itapprar> tha. Simon Man
MIA, Fr"nchman. aged about ~. and Chas
Gates. 4 BOY about II Years old. both living
with MIR Patt, had gone up stairs for the
purpose Of making preparations u attend
church. ana while there. Mamma received 4
fatal wound from the accidental discharge of
gan IN the HANDS OF the boy Gates. and died
IN about halt an hour. As near as can be az
ceriaiNcd. the boy iirst took The gun in his
hands and made playful demonstrations. As
II t. shoot Mamma, and the latter. being fear
full that some harm might be done took hold
OF the gan to turn il aside, when the piece
was in some manner discharged. and the con
tents entered his side, cutting off one rib and
passing through portion of the lungs Dr>
Ross and Cook. o! thu, place. were at once
called, but the unfortunate Young man cx-
pred ere their arrival at Mr. Piatt>. n,ceas-
ed is said 10 to have been a most worthy and
excellent young man. and his sad fate is deep
! " regretted by al VINO knew him. He was
4 native Of Canada. where his mother is still
living, and WIS nephew of John Mamma OF
this village. RWiuM NeralA.
The Waterman says that Mr. J. Clark O:
Rochester, recently sold six year old Nor
gan Stallion, weighing POO pounds t. e.
gentleman from Sheboygan, Wis. who came
GU: here on purpose to purchase him, for
Sl,oo0. y dollar pound is good price
for horse meat.
VERMONT PRISONERS At KCnMoND-Thc
\. \. Times has the following list of Yer
mont prisoners at Richmond. and also gives
the nature OF the wounds of those who are
under surgical treatment:
Go. A-Wm. F. Murphy.
Go. R-Warren Clifford, II. l.. Brackcr,
reed.
Co. C-Albert l.. Groves, p. A. S,reeter
Joseph X. Wheeler.
Go. ID. X. Stickney, ?. Flaherty, J.
Murray.
Go. E-G \. Martin.
Co. F-B. Taylor.
Go. H-Alonzo W. Paris.
Co. I-G. X. Lewis.
Go. k-Ed gar F.. Grinnell.
Il'ounded
John Cowing, ballet through ankle; Jere-
mlah bolton, right thigh: John Leonard, lief,
arm broken by bullet X. NJ. Pratt. bullet in
elbow arm amputated; Elisha l.. Kables, no,
stated; Andrew ! Enves riUht thioh broL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04
II oHnoieti.

John Cowing, ballet through ankle; Jere-
mlah bolton, right thigh John Leonard, left
arm broken by bullet r. VI. Pratt. bullet in
elbow arm amputated; Elisha l.. kables, not
stated Andrew J. Moves, right thigh broke
by bullet
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04
Sharp Shooters.

We notice that Chester W. Swain, former
Iy of Winsdor, and eight years ago printer
in this Office. has passed examination as a
sharp shooter. and is now recruiting com
pany for Berdaa's regiment at Pittstield,
Mass. "Chet." was always good with the
"shoo:ing-iron. and we are glad TO see him
putting his knowledge to good account
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-04

We are permitted 10 copy the following
from Letter received from member Of COM
pany G.;
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Inc Derman ADNENrlSEG,

3. iIAsSFL, Editor and Proprietor,
4. published every day, Sunday excepted, at
s: 90 per Anuum, payable IN advance.
Terms ior Advertisements reasonable
OfFtCE: BRoAD STR, next to CITY HALL
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30

When Missouri drives from her borders
these large Industrial classes, who have
already added untold millions to our
wealth.. she will be poor indeed.
If MissonIi pulls up stakes now, and
goes almostundivided to join her destiny
with that OF an unrecognized government
a thousand miles away, what guarantee
can she have Of present protection OF
Of future rights? Nay my countrymen,
let MS not be guilty Of this monstrous folly
Pause long enough to take a second sobei
thought, and all may yet be well. Fo
myself, my election is made. ] will STAN
on the old Constitution, and fight unde
the old flag, until the former goes dowr
in the vortex of revolution, and the las
star of the other goes out in the darkne'
and storm Of battle. st ...H.. l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30

Requiring county auditors tomake returns
10 the auditor of state Of the amaunt
Of fees received by county officers.
BE IL ehocted Jy tie Genrot AssemJiy
ofHe Stolc " Ohjo, That fit is hereby
made the duty Of each county treasurer, recorder
sheriff, froseeutiug attorney, aud clerk Of the
court Of common pleas Of this state, to make re-
turns under oath to the county auditor of their
respective counties, on the first Monaday Of Sep.
tenber Of each year, Of the amount Of fees and
moneys receiyedb by them, Or due them, during the
year next proceeding the time of making such re-
turn.
SIC. 9. That II shall be the duty Of each coun.
ty auditor Of this state, on OF before the first Mon
day Of October in each year, to make Ial certi-
fed statement to the auditor Of State of the
amount OF fees and moneys received or due the
county treasurer, recorder, sheriff, prosecuting
attorney, AMI clerk Of the court Of common pleas
and also like Statement, verified by his affidavit
Of the amount received by or due him.
SIC. 3. That the auditor of state, in his an
nual report to tie governor, shall include an alb.
stgac' Of the statements made by the RESPECTIVE,
county auditors, as divided for in the preceding
sections.
SIC a. That if anv officer named in section
one Of lhis act slidi neglect to make returns a;
therein directed, hc shall forfeit and pay TO The
treasurer of the proper county, for the use Of com
mon schools IN said county, the .um Of two hun
drcd dollars 70 every such neglect and it shall
be The duty Of the prosecuting attorney Of suct
cornty to collect, IN the name Of the state ofObio
from the clerk of the court Of common pleas
sheriff, treasurer and recorder, all delinquent pen
alties under this act and pay the same over q
the treasurer Of the proper county and if the
prosecuting attorney shall fail 10 pay over 70 the
said treasurer TIC penalty by him forfeited under
the provisions Of tliis act il shall become the du
ty of the court of G nHn0n peas to appoint one
Of the attorneys Of said court to prosecute and
collect from the said prosecuting attornny, in the
name Of the state Of Ohio the said delinquency,
and pay the same over 10 the said treasurer.
SIC. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
lorce from and after its passage.
....-. RICHARD G.. PARSONS,
Speaker Of House of Representatives
l. ROBERT G. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed March 0, 1861.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
Speaker pro TEN. of the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
.. .....-.,.. JAMES MONROE,
PRESIDENT pro TEN. OF the Seuate;
Passed March II, 1861. ...

mo. 3O.] AN ACT.
10 amend section 80 and 30 Of an act en-
titled IAN act for opening and regula
ting roads and highways" passrd Jan
uary y, 1888. .- t., ....
SEcrlos l. BE Il enacted By tie GEN
eyl ASScmJly Of Ike State Of Ohio, That
section 80 OF the above recitcd act be so amen
ded al to read as follows Sec. 3. That the view
ers shall make report in writing to the trustees,
setting forh their opinions in full for CT against
the establishment ofsuch road, together with o
statement OF the damages, if any, assessed TO each
person through whose land the road is proposed to
be established, which report. together with re.
turn of the survey and plat o! said road shall be
deposited with the township, clerk who shall no
tiy the trustees thereof, Nhereupon the trustees
shall, at their next meeting, cause said report u
be Ieud and il the same be IN favor of establish
lug said road and the trustees deem il responsible
and Just, they being satisfied that the damages
| If any, have been claimed and assessed have beel
paid on secuted to he yaid by the petitioner or pc
| titioncrs, the clerk of the town hip shall ente
said report on record. And the trustees shall is
sue their ord to the Ietitioner or petitioners,
auy,of them, TO open said road thirty'.icet, VIDE
and from thguccfurh the road shall be considered
Il rigae or township road, subject to be Kept opeI
and ia repair at the expense OF the Applicant
applications for the same /: Prorlded, however
that an township road which commences IN
, state turnIke or county road, and passes o. am
ntersccts auoihcr state, turnpike, county or town
ship road shall be opened and be kept IN repair o
the supCryisur in whose district any such township
road NAV be situated in whole or in part, and |
snail be the duty OF The supervisor TO cause 81
much labor to he performed hy those persons NV
ipg within his district liable to perform labor o
tle public highways to be applied TO opening O