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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-18
DR.. II. II. NEWTON

OF st. John>hury. Vt announces tha. he is nov
inserting Artificial Tech upon the Nulcanizcd
Rubber
FOR oJoW Uot' tie Price ar GoM,
and is far superior To Silver or Cheoplastv By
some !, Is even considered superior 10 Gold plate
We claim for it.-Fi!>tly. lis extreme iigh;Eess
combined viii. sl.:ici,i.t strength aid elasticity
10 resist The force "f ma>.catiun without break
ing or changing the form of the plat, III the least
Also being, bu, Il little nlor. Than half the weight
Of Gold Silver or Pis.:na AIT. not .aif the we- h
Of Chc"P!a>t.. Secondly. ii is susceptible Of the
mos; perfect adaptation to The moutn in all casts
and Tor restoring til parts 10 their natural form
there Is nothing that cXcclS il Thirlv il is the
most c!eaniy of any plate used being
Entnely free .tiom any dal Taste or small.
the being place left f.. the loo g,nelit of food
a. in meta plates. thereby becoming sour and Of
tcn>ivc. this being entirely fee from all of those
objections.
his kid Of work has now been tested by some
of our most eminent Dentists in the cities for
the last three years. and i pronounced by
them as being equal. il not superior. 10 all other
Kinds OF work. and beng 80 much cicay,r as to
GENE within the reach Of all.
Those wishing for artificial! Teeth will 90 well
to give me a call and examine specimens OF work
'pon the Nulcanitc Base; also upon tiold ana
>lcr plates.
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THE MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.
BY Telegraph to The Caledonian.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. l6, 1861.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. IL. 1861.
At market SIS Cattle. about 100 Bceves and
lbs stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one. two and three years oldS.
PKICEs-Market Beof-Extra Sc. 30 81 90 :;
first quality 5000 5000: second do 81. 90 :;
third do. - ordinary SD
Working Oxcn-S1j. 0OO. 40.
Cows and Ca!ye>-SU0, 80, 40, 90.
carling>-SG 40
Two Years Oid-SlO -.
Three Years Old-Slla
Sheep and Lamb>-:bO at market. Extra and
selections. sou 800 i'll lots, Sl,2j. 3d.
30
Swlne-o0o0 at market.
lll!es-6 a 63c per ID.
Calf Shins-l0 lie per h.
Pelt>-Soo0 l.25 each.
Ta!low-Gt .c per h.
MISUNDERSTANDING did not sell as quick as las,
week. he best sold at dollars per 100 lbs.
lower. The quality of speep was poorer than
last week. Prices DC per head lower
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Innora
tic Probate Court Tor the district EsscX cuu.Inis-
slo.Is 10 receive. examine, and adjust all claims and
ttnLlIs OF all per>uli>, against ;Ir estate D.tu ali
Emerson late Of l.ur.IhrrS In said district deceased
represented solIcIt, and the term ol siX from
the II day Z" JANUARY lel being allowed by said
the cciitur, o said deceased Ahhit and lruy lii, r
respective Claims before us Give notice, that WIN At
tend 10 the duties "i our appointment the dwelling
h"u>, ii Ais"n iia!tsi"li In uncIturs said district
on the -t TUESDAY e" February and Sd ruesday June
next II o'clock, III the Afternoon. each said DAYS
SPENCER CLARK,
CHARLES AXkS, N'''' -
Luneuburs, Jan. luth ls6l. 252,
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w A L c II E S

have constantly on hand over 80 different
styles Of Enq|,sh, -!mcicon. G,n.ra, and other
>~'sS manufactures. at unusually low prices, and
all warranted good timers
JEwEIRY of the latest STYLES and finest
quality. Silver and Silver plated Ware spoons
Forks. Cake and Card Baskets. Butter. Fruit and
Table Knives, Cups. Napkin Rings. etc.
y. B. | continue To manufacture INV Silver
Spoons. and warrant them CON standard also
engrave free of charge a, time of sale both S, or
and Plated Spo rs and Forks.
The Silver Plated ware l have is from the best
manufacturers. The quality is so pure and good
that when engraved it looks well as silver
&C. CHILDS.
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F~T u RITZ kN-,w n. - ,i,aldirc's c.
," he P,i:> a. rf~r..i.i care {. Sex ir =
.r'. Il u u He ~ .ct,. Nervous H,,ai.c e,
>'.ve =, AID ';,.nrr-i ID ,hi.;tN.
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BIRTHS.

In Hardwick, Jan. Is, a daughter to Jonathan
Foster.
In Barnet. Jan. II, son to A. S. Lauchlin.
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iiunneW ell'> TOlu AeOdync and its DO.

>Il0H.-By comparison analogy, with which
ali u>ulis are decided. there important
Than such ~ relate I" DISEASE We claim the effect
oil opium u" The system i-aiIst all natural laws, the
witnesses |" results both patient and ply ,lcia they
"i >"dh litlf mi, viii Justify the remark. In the
"i o"iui Whose Introduction centuries Inside that
OF I"LtpiH tafA III" entire pIUi.Ct Used Tor other
!ii i.c'.l, me Let any person Visit hospital
"'!i ana witness the state ol PATIENTS uir what l.
taIlt! steep Win the u>c oi opium, Cpl
UNI iiii titN VII that II IL
nothing more VI less than torpid StueiiCtiun, and oi
>tCf 'lure that all dSca>c Is rathe. than
cured ana The patient awakc> fron IRA rest in
"oisc state Than without The opium. Opium Is also Il
Violent cnistlpatr, producing Indigestion
Ici ui Inc Dowes Ike all Unnatural I,ulaniS
active pltpn oil the AnoU!ie hot only produces the
most quiet natural and refreshing rest but allows nature
uh!ti tiIt actual state 10 III and do her portion
thc Nu!k 10y giving what real sleep and real
tended Tor Ii Is also cuihdrilC effect and does
disturb the dturd action U the bowels Therefore
ever or 10y whatever opium used. let the Auo-
Il! lie take I> place, amt declarations III in all cases
To a>>cAtti to h. Ia trial lis present Proprietary form
Is Ii, iroeCon. and lei the propretors be sustained by
the acceptance OF ply>c All and latie t, aud Hiuch
erS Ill be rc'entcd For sale by all dealers.
vcrti,cmeIiS and nphletS. At
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N U S I C

Miss MARY HASTINGS will give instruction
upon the Piano Forte. Rooms at II. Hastings
on Summer street.
References.-Messrs JOHN H. PADDOCK. C. H.
CLARKE.
St Johnsbury, Dec 26, 1860. %
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llEKRICK $ Pills.
To quiet
The riot
OF diSea,c-the vile sCOurge,
HcrrCks pills give.
Al is sure you live
Ii Will get-itS discharge.
HerriCk Sugar Coated Pills sare the world with their
cures purely vegetable cannot hurt infant equal
~ dfptipic iOr lllrl ouage - cts per box See adj
Nelti>ciIcHt Oh third page. S-5yS
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NPECTACLES AND

- IL lAS LEO AND
~ EYE CLASSES
! OF Gold. Silver and other kinds cf bows My
assortment and experience are such that can
fully supply the wants of those who can be helped
! equal to any optician. and at one fourth less
| price c. {. CHILDS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-18
HHKRICK'S PILLS

ATWOODS QtININE TONIC BITTERS-the hest Ar
olac Ioniceve offered TO the public. All Druggists
nave H. See advertisement. G-57
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CHARGES FOR DBNTAL OPERATIONS.

and conscientious fidelity; and nothing done
advised except for the benefit of the patient.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
BILLIARDS.


DuELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
Toe. best the only reliable Billiard Tables manufac
ture.
The roos eminent plsye~s and competent judges
have giyon their unqualified approval TO these Tables and
hav. pybcly acknowledged thor uneGuallcd merit:
ions from United States Patent Oace. The French
ramen have lately granted PAent for the same an
We devote our whole time the perfection
Improvement ot the machinery Of Billiards. ond No 9TH
er house readily perfectly nit orders for all ard
c.s In the Bierd There other hcuse where tho
machinery OF B.litryts h so fully understood.
We haze a,wnys hand extensive assortment OF Ia
Bes o. the material thoroughly SEASONED Tbs
orsnanshp II Of the most scientific and descp-
tion already achieved y Phelan's Tables. yss# -
The elincrt Frenc Bu hard plays ~ Berger oelofs
leaving this country published the following tss
= NEw YoRx, Aug. z, lS6i
On .he of leaving the United s,acs am happy 70 de
clare 10 s amateurs " billiards that after tsnr Of eleyes
months hreDgh tho principal cities have been enabled @ 20
iudg. In satisfactory mannct OF the supeloy o. nr o
i.ar T1i,na manufactured by phcan Coienuer rhsN
system s superior. that A hapg na ~
odgce their yecf clsaaA into Frame Lnes ~ ~
Frrnnb tables OF ren,aHaablo exceepce ana eesoy r
these happy 70 make this desa r. p.rs
BERGER CLAt Nus Professsr 81 h,haIu;s ; ~ .sc,
Parties ordering Tables from WY nnd ur - ~ ~
work passby be maae p % less than snybodu
lcncr or selling Tables ten r s rrcs ana viii ma
c,sen We sell Grst class artielc6 ~ 30" f''~Ns
make inferior article s any erscutea Ylusr
ORDERS by mail carefully And promp.y ali ina Biiard
trsol and lists seat oy mA ~ All.
Cue monSiy jcnyas published N S.ss saS c"pioas
,v ra rcra ~ BIAri and essrythng o. nSess
she ams,curs Billiards ssn5 srr, On spppoiyLEWDER
g. .6s. 81 sndsS Crosby ssFse" - -
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RESTAURANTS.

THE CHESHIRE CHEESE. DINING ROOM. NC g
/ Will am street. corner Ii cry. New vork JAMES
Hi,l;iiT I'roprietor-trcc Lincn 10 A. N. to
Hot oints from Il NJ to r. n. Duniop'x aud Johnson
Asx on draug Tie celebrated Melton 1QwbyA Pork Plea
and real HnSiisA ChssAiTe chcese.
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;
WINES AND LIQUORS.

TTHE SEVENTH AyENUE DIsTILLERY $40 AMI
"A 81 SEVENTH between Thirueh and Tailty lrs
streets New York. you get the largest amount OF the bed
liquor Tor the money Cal and be satls..ed. B.
I,,auors for sale in bond VIM HUGHES SON
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS TO LET, IN
Id suits or snglc House has al the modern cnnye.
nences private entrance Washington place. kens
low Also q large Room second uoor well suited Tor
phy yslolan OF for military instructor.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
VI FOR HOLIDAY i'RESENTS.
Novelties in Fancy Ties. Cravas Sc.iifs aud Muhlers.
ti Prnteu Border Linen Caiibrc llndkerchefs.
Also,
Ed S,1k IA Cas,mr a.d Cloth Gloves.
I.iu, SIR Ffou,s % each.
nea Shirt Fronts, ne. So. each. and upwards
Ale ino, lambs Wool AMI Sls Si.ris aud Drawers, and
evufy otAer article III tae line, n! very low pi es
A r. STEWART & co.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

IN n ELM sTREET-JAcKaON HOuSE--THE MOST
ZlU comfortably and coyeaicn;y Furnished Aparncn.s
i Tho city TO Of small families with
requisite furniture clean linen. cooking and utensA
ga and Croton water.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

NATIONAL DENTAL GALLERY-STxTH AVENUE
IN corner OF Twenty sreetarc.St most rrpictr
ma facturcrs baufn Patent Gnm,.pc Teeth rr crs
cxrnordinary Silver ~ Amber $l; vucanite, S20
Cold 500 First class dentistry ~taanced. Established
'"e"'' 'e'''' Dr. MANSON, Dentist.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
DRY GOODs.

AT MRS. GAYNORS.--THE NEW FASHIONABLE
81 slap- hrccaion SKIRT In Lace Fren'h B.ilaus and
Sksetoni fAts made Coule Corahs from IS 81 wide
halmoraI 81 from 81 Ia 81 So oth.' n
Gorsets and Sirts from 10 up 8l3 Broadway
Union square. :,
~ w. JACKSON 6si Broadway calls special attention 70
hs general so Of Family Mou Eig Gods icing. without
exception the 7argest desirable aud cheap
offered vt retail
B-Fn suits made In the best style. short
J)ARuAINS FOR HOLD II PRESENTS IN
~ CHEAP DRESS nOUps,
Cloaks, 6hawls. Hsndkerchiefa
Lace Muslin Cnrtsina
BznketA &C.. Ia
A. los and ITO Sixth avenue
G. q. HOOK.
RALMoRAL SKIRTS AND HOOPS.
OF evsry kind q, low lrices during the holidaya
LORD 4 TAYLOR
4Gl 10 sG7 Broadway.
255 ia 2i Grand u rect
~ and ~ Cathai line street
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

A AUsTRAIIA-KANGARoO LINE FOR xELBoURNE.--
"A Frst ship SAIL packet January clipper s,it
sIMODA i5O0 ,oas 6urthea Smith master Can a.. o,n
mod.te first and second passengers For
passage apply board pier No 10 Ess iecr or 10 NAIL
IEK. LORD QUEREAp, los Wall street,
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

cOE REwARD.-LoST, A MONTH AGO, A GOLD
poo iiununs Case nupez Watch plate white en- nsns M
rhe ander will the above reward by leaving with
Hammond Co.. A Merchants Exchange.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

xyUEApEsT AND BEST DENTAL ESTABLISHAENT
~ III the world bcai. vi Teeth inserted, S Set ON st.er
As teeth ed without pain teeth extracted without
Or W, charge, .. JAY tlLLERS,
las Grand street. rlcrks rom broadway.
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THE POSITION OF Kentucky

correspondent OF tae b ssoai Republicans writing
from lexington Kentucky, under date Of July referring
to the position Of Kentucky in the present crisis says
Kentucky NJ in mach greater danger OF bong drawn
into hostile collision with the general government than
Missouri Not that there stronger element
here, Tor the contrary is the fact believe that IN pro-
portion to the population there more loyal Union
loving men IN Kentucky than Missouri. bat
kentucky is moro unfortunately situated than our
State Great thoroughfarcs Of trade and travel
pass directly across her territory from the
temptations stimulated both by sympathy and interest
TO use these 10 convey stock produce arms and mum
lions 10 their suffering neighbors farther South 1t will
he hard TO submit to the cdcts of declaring
cuton may result in military occupation, which would
likely end in blows well Intelligent gentle
men, however tell me that Kentucky cannot be forced
into secession by any cause now existing, likely TO
arise hereafter They say that Virginia has taught
lesson to her daughter not likely to be forgotten cusp
the present contest With carly show cf devotion ID
tho Union she allowed her politicians drag her into be
var at moment when Suited the confederacy to usc
Dor territory for the great battle field She had every
thing TO lose and nothing to gam W uniting her fortunes
with the seeded States The fctribution that m, ST
fall upon her devoted bead ,s terrible to think c,f
But If there is any confidence to be placed in
the opinions OF dis:ngui' Cd mon both sides Of
the question in KENTUCKY, ;icre is danger that
she viii make any iops te'apt TO commit suicide ~
joining her iortG with The southern confedcracy They
Tell me That TIE Union s.reng II Is increasing and hccou
ing more unconditional every day The caitrS
have become much modest and quiet since ths ur
ganZaton arI.iry of the companies rcsir
OF home guards and they seem disposed to accept the
conditions OF peace military necessity" II
voutly TO be hoped that Governor jackson will come 10
tho same wise conclusion respecting the manifest destiny
Of Missouri. is Kentucky has popular clecua lce
members Of her Legislature four weeks from today sic
VIII probably pat final qnetGs upon all dM.urhe &C ncr
peace. Missouri would do the thing paii,.v
ste did it last February the people coul reach he
question through the ballot box.
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GENERAL SwEENEYS PROCLAMATION AT
SPRINGFIELD.
Hw, -, II lr-teS SOUTHWEST EXHIBITION,
I'M o. Il i..l,. 4

B~'.5, i1'~EeT SOUTHWEST ExrEnroN,
riiiGff.1D, No, July 4, 1851
To ns CITIZENS oF MtSol RI--IOur Governor
his stsoys 20 caC7tttc stale withdraw from the Union
arG 10 ngsh tbs rur osc by legislative enact
m.Ai, has alrtay comm ed treason by 4vyhg
against tl Unitcd States 10 lbs cncavorct to haze
yel c'GMit tl.I same crime. ilnce DC has called for
troops t. .ht the r'tary If the state--not
AID bnt W oNs" the ic,arlm nj Of tho DATED States
The troops under ny cJ 'uu stationed midst
by tie proper althorny " cur government. They
among n1t as tcS, Dat friends and protectors
If loyal clt.y"ns Should m insurrccion Of your
slaves take p.acH, Il wcuI be my duty to SUP
lrcss IL, aud shodu force at my command tor
that purpose II Is my dGty 10 proec all 0yaie.zcns
the enjoyment and possession OF all their pr0pcrtysnycs
rclGdcd That duty snail be performed Irequirc all
scWbed and which are arraycd against the government
Of the United states to Immediately dispense and return
10 thslr homes II this shali not be Gone withou, delay
those crdes o armed men will be taken prisoners dig
l"rsel reqnes citizen Tho acknowledges he ives
allegiance to the United States to aid prevent the
shcdngot blood and to restore peace and quiet this
ton oi the State These who have manifested want oC
loyalty, c;ther by word act towards the government
any officer In command pest, any detachment OF
tie ro0(S under mnana and take allegiance
to our vuvern mt Gross misrepresentation Of the
which has already been administered to many Of your
uost reSfectaSc citizens, hs been made No loyal c!ti
zen VIII decline to takc such oath II the duty of
good citizen to bear allegiance the government
and TO support the constitution of the United
10 encourage sccessiontsu by word and obey
legal orders emanating from the ute authorities
the land. No loyal citizen viii bear against h,s roy
ernment give aid and support to the enemies
Try such, IN brief, are the obligations required as.
sure you that the government of the United States will
deal cnenty yet firmly with all IT'S citizens have
boon mtsied and who desire to preserve the
best government ever devised by human wisdom
7. W. SWEENEY, U S. A.,
Frgadier General Commanding
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BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The main point OF hurry and preparation at the YARD
yesterday was the getting or Of the gunboat Iroquo
which was despatched last evening II is believed in
search Of The p.ivaeer Jefferson Davis which has tsp'
doing 50 much mischief along coast capturing
sells and interfering with commerce As the Irocuois
had received sailing orders suddenly all was hustle
aboard yesterday and much credit due the different
employees at the yard for their efficacy equppng and
fully preparing her for at short notice The ro
quois has been the Navy Yard since June 10 on which
day she arrived from Cadlz) order 20 have come No.
cessary repairs made her She is The first gunboat
constructed by tho government and reconad TO BE- the
fastest sailing 1T in the navy, having the largest syaf
orany vessel OF her size II she .rr ..beN
visitor there viii be no hope of escape. was bnt i'm
1855, ami carries an armament % uce p,ns The follow
ing are her onctrs--Cor lanes s Palmer Lieu
tehaht anu n"eatfce Ohccr, j. H. Citz; Leutonantsr
>; a. mart u Harnoas; paymaser, Il
n ozark: Passed Assistant surgeon, b. vrees
E, ,u M's,ers, c. A. Glover, II n. Veee, J. b IeNaN
'"N Assistant Engineer, II Henderson; Secohd Assist
Clark Fisher, VIM W. Muller, j. p. spraguc; Gunner, j. A.
lltueson, Carpenter A. Dixon,
Inc next vessel to leave the yard will probably be the
Rhode Island (6) She viii be ready by the middle Of
next week.
The Harriet Lane t6) has not left the dry dock Her
bottom rs not yet entirely coppered.
Tue store snip supply VIII not leave before the latter
part OF the month Shc Is commanded by Captain Cuoo-
rcsis, Grecan by BIRTH who has served faithfully under
The American tag since he "A mere child Captain
is now os the chief officers Of the Ordnance Depart,
mcnt, which position he held at this station for thsac
years lohg previous 10 our present dstur tanue with
credit to himself and TO the government.
The Ordnance Department sy with the batteries for
the Rhode Island and Potomac which will be ready in
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i, /; s-'sei's trupsporta

back with the Intention of cutting "a "usVotm-
tram, seeing which mOyem NJ retreat oraer,
ana word sent inne for the woEs 70 alvance al
rapidly as possible. lN keeping up tn fire with t.o in
family and bringing the atiery range whcr ,er nrac
tcabte Colonel sefct managed TO rca'd cr nrcrress of
laekjun' cavalry. ami ctebiai ~" 90, IN
obstrictcd 10 the bs"' ~ 70 ,,h nAN ' ~ ,nroa
and half ~" 80" uu", NIL we ss- -....~I
..~V
sti,ft rfavt fnat TN Wagons were placed u ,no
crute the column in sNVh that there were
tilcry ara infantry forces both front and rear Jack
son troops then reiterated eRdeavore 70 surround
IN entire column by takng position npon some high
huls OF nils overlooking creek. There was but one
oai loading across tins strear And 10 progress at all
was necessary TO cross ms v,vaon where the cavalry
were mainly posted. The following sketch viii show III
situation at this poiat:-.
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REBEL NEWS FROM pEVeACOLA AND FORT
PiChENS.

Inc fcDtAcCl ccrrcS tNAdet OF tsc MDl lie AGD<fe,
in his letter CT juno 2e wr'es--
Commodore Me.v. vs!tod pickcns this morning IN
great ceremony The Steamships Vande. bit swan AMI
unloading war imricn.en'e stores, sc. Yesterday ~ n
ing there thirteen gsseis OF ~ "aaee il. NJ, w.
Several Of them snail steamers. Si.1cns are not ~
mted longer to Visi. tie navy arr. The steamer "a
hawba has just arrv I'd irc Lhr and horcd ia
the tet Her decks are or seem T. be- cfowtsd with me
vcFiy our reglDofiood IL getting thcSy settled.
Another small NAN Of Mar steamer has arrived oatstie
In ietter aited Juuc 81, he wr,tos--Tbo Pensacola
Telegraph company have put up the posts between
Farnswtrta aId tie state line, and few days the
wires WI We Stretched, making direct line H. Mont
gorery having lrect line ON Dargarcas ron.
sncoa, news viii travel with the lightning speed b..
IL hove been anded the island this week This morn.
IN hundreds Of them ia battling tbs eide OF the
SIND, cutting hp terrific swss Then are stretched
on tie sandy beach
The same writer under da:e of juno % save The OK
cefen Of TIE last two three "a has meas IRE sub
sdGd. whether there NY Tor not, IL mas had
enc COED Ghetto Arouse he people TO preparation aua
VRHaDcc. Tor week past the sseis Of car nejghtc,
nave displayed night! gnals, witch have bees, un.
Ho'e 90 interpret TIN y are, probably. u The 3eW "
adopted code, intended to take the place If the zhthose
long ago abolished at this point oncr. the man that
swan II )m Fort iikens goes t. Ri 1und & NAV star
engagement. He left N this cv"ni g train on Thurs
day afternoon, says the Pensacola Oissrre Of tn 29h
ut, as the Confederate forces we've tract sag at III
Guns the United States steam friate Ah,a a moved from
hcr ~ horase about ME to the soutlward as to be
Exactly opposite their guns where she yet remains rv.
master w W. H. feicy Is about 10 retire Savannah
@" the nucleus Of navy is bong Constructed u Ger
tne SCI ervision Of Commodore Iatnalh