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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-26

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-26

CAUIIoS.-AS watch is now extensively counterfeit
ed 10y foreign manufacturers We have IL form the pub
TIC mat no watch Is Of our production which is Unaeccn
panied by certificate of genucneSS h ring the nun
vi The watch. and signed by our treasurer l.. Robbins
or by our predecessors, Appleton, Tracy l. Co.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-26

Camp Baxter. July 70.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06


Il tlle'r encouragement and supp,rt9 Will the
mon OF saluda. of Tugalo. of the towns and vii.
Inges, OF the grand mountains, Of the valleys
and tho hill.tops, of tho good old District of
picSens, give q few hours to SO righteous q
cnrso? Should they, success must crown their
'ea'tea efforts !, THE, indeed. would bo victo,y
to those who cannot fight. but aro not tho loss
truo or respected Shall tho lonely and dosti.
tute amongst us sbfor? Shall tic soldiers heart,
beating high for his country many miles dis.
tant. be chccred by such an asscmblagc and
such result as will follow Shall he, who has
forsakcn nl for tho battlefield. and pcrchancc
Is now pouring out freely his ifc's best blood
for your liberty and independence, have the as.
snrancc that his wife and little ones are hu.
namely and we'll cared for2 How it would
gladden. his heart and neryo his arm, for the
contest!
Then, lot,tho people srganzc. Let them net
promptly and liborally, as we arc assured thoy
will do.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06
Socks for the Volunteers.

We see it suggested that it would be woll for
housewives and others to knit socks and for
ward to tho volunteers. It will not be long
until cool weather, when wcolcn. socks will bo
in great demand In fhct, unless iho supply
Is larger than usual, our brave soldiers will
sufor. This hould not bsc. Then lot mothers,
wives, sisters and swcethcarts knit cocks for
those in service. They will do it gratuitously
nnd we'll e,>t y ls
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06
R0Bsf, A. THOMPsON, Editor.
pICKENS c. H., s. c.:
Saturday Morning, July. 9, 1881.
Found Dead.

NItctiABL FirzrArRIck. Of This District, was
fund deal in his house on Sabbath last An
inquest was held oYer the body. A. Robins. Esq,
'actingas Magistrate. The verdict of the jury
was. in substance. that deceased cnmo to his
death by the visitation of God. FiTzpArRlcx
was an Irlshman, had bcon workman on the
Blue Ridge Railroad. and has neithor family or
kindred in this section ,t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06
The Fourth Regiment

stationed at present, near Lccsburg, Va.
within thrco milcs,of the Potomac rivor, some
distance abavo Georgetown, and about twenty
goth of June. when NIL were we'll. The boya
had captured two or three yankees, and were
full of fight,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06
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Pennings and Clippings.

C"rroS BLooM,---Mr.s T.. q. HAMILToS, ono of
our beat farmers, sends us o cotton bloohn,l
pluckcd from his field the lst July. 81 n
, 1861-05-31

:; lfTom the Indianapolis JonrnAl.1- -
., ~ the followinE private te1egraphic dis:
Ger Of distinction, twill be- seen fEat tie s.
tcessionists who had located, in. .Western Viz
glnia got scared at: q report that Gen. Nc,
Ciellan was coming, and ian info the noun,
:: To Cow O. P. MoaroE:-I have lust re.
eeived tho following telegram from Col. Kel.
Y, H. commanding The troops advancing from
By orr" Of the road masters who has lust ar.
rived from Grafton, that my forward move
ment on Pennington yesterday. aud the arrest
Of accession volunteers and bridge burners,
was reported to Grafton last nj .:ht, and that /
had; passed the; burnt bridges, and: Was ad-
Abont twelve O'Clock last night the secession-
lists broko up theft camp and ratreated up the
valley Of the river, The rallroad men refus ed
locomotives and cars to take them East,n -.
, 1861-05-31
E|9!z$ 4Szs|Rs''se.s tssi::|}S sss,3|1s an HSn i;

EzIz=TiE.:z5:=s:;S. -Y497 E:{| -E;:T
~ 5Ees1a9as aG,. Gsne1sSa1 RI an spm kks{
z:z:sff So IN z oea.|a a rIE5S4s,,7 81; l
.EIhsa aaabledEe tleman }nst anffad' dpsaj
fspm6 point fat41a South, IL alnaya e1pect&&SV
II news dispatches Of every dafs4td
EEfElfF Hd{ asImt pe9mptness he turned up Hin
:Isstgff aaEEithElul budget. The "1e}sAle
(YentAna7nAieft Richmond on Friday, aud he
says there we're then ten thousand troops at
Richmond, under Gen. Lee, and twelve thou
/ FKaHdAr ArEfGdet1cEsbuFE5.fi 5.-f ndet-Gen-Rnggles-:
fhs '1ellQhle gentleman" again LETT Richmond
, 1861-05-31

OF coutse other and: wlset@w:ords. win ret
come nres the Atlantic But 10; generous n:
turcS the first words Fethe real words, Noth-
Ing that E1gland can offer Of sympathy: of
herP9iter ut Fious congratu1ai ion af the til
nmFh pf Liberty Hna Cos erument can rcunoya
the eongictio4 implanted In the: minds Of our
people. Of fhe base .sclfshneas, -fhe cantinT-
hJpoet1sy.of her governing c1asars: She ha5
lost ID American affairs the golden opportuni, !,
Il u. nes.rrFesi'ef
# ever war. Eps AoE-5f:Eyer It mas mnde
for Tho noblest object, tl5has been. 70 repre,
sentat asa struggle nfr1vel interests Of
oras dictated by the sAvds9e: violence of tYa:
b1co thirty tribes, Is ,caricaturo 50 stuutd
that eYeat atheEEngllah.p public: ought not ID s.
11hled by tt.FoE merchants ,Hho h1ye .nffTed
the fruits Of thu toil- -nf YsaH: for mothers
Who bring with their own h7udB thcSr SONS to
the recruiting Offices for Professional men
Who hayo abandoned all civil ,honors to tako
places aa puvates; for gentlemen If wealth
who hnvo le&t" case and, comfort X; ;:liTa: tbs
hard Life Of camps; for whole nation offer
ing money, time, and Life itself without stint
OF measure, in the cause Of hum.nity and lib-
erty-to be told that they arc only fighting for
tariT or their pockets, or because they want
excitement. Is not only Misrepresentation
base enough to lead all honorable souls to
coubt u, but dull enough to carzy Its own r.
Ply with M-N 7, IMes.'
, 1861-05-31

isseo to Richmond, &u{ &e,ping{;;S9r nlsia
fofces to succeed in thfif attacE;1, BuEmai
case 9 the encmais defeated at FrNsac1itksi!.
burg or at some dtheNplace, Mid is hnf1
sued by our main forces, and at tho proper
moment Gen Butler cuts of his communi-
cations, the result may be brilliant, and
the losses of the enemy terrible. But If our
force atthe- mouth Of the chesapeake IS
not st1D0pgS aDgS cnoq8nT ft1e1 1fhf9y t;aending
against It strong al tdeta1chm5chht, I'M may ii para.
lize3ts Cooperation The
battle will be fought only BY our main
fort9s5 md IN caEc: Of rheI eactnys. defeat
he viii safely retreat 10 Richmond, Bdt
all these operations IN order to:bo success:
fully casried out; depend now oh our sue.
Cess at Harpets Ferry. -
, 1861-05-31
A Tale or Error ana Crime.I -

We learn from tho Cincinnati EhqAlrrr, that
On 'Ass Me6detda7, rre71ous 90 the nta1tBoat
leaving gahtEcity{a gentleman and Indy went
acoard and the former engaged stateronm
to Cincinnati, as for himself and wife. The
.ieMale lena = described ns yomss, good dlooktng,
anao1 iady;tike appearance; Nhile her male
companion, bore the outF aEd semh1aneo of: d
ee9uemm.- The boat arrived st. Cincinnati
early me next morning, and It seenas that soon
|: a1ter me gentleman went ashore nor did he
return. The passengers, one after the other,
leff the boa, tnt1 no one remained :but the
! young woman, Who, In. tka: meentimgI gI made
:: frequent and anxious inquiries for her hte
? companion 1ime wore on, but he came not,
aug aA hnsY preparation was made 1er the re-
turn tttp ot The Boat To Louisville, the Eulit9ry
:fe4Ae hecanie an object Of cuf1esity.S-
!, A1tengf4: sha too Disappeared and, a5 ahs.
WA last. eeah NagefInE upon :tta 6Qter Yuard:
!. Qf me -Ad1eR cabin, IL Has fearfhIY suggested
: ~ genie fhat zh6 had Perhaps thrown herself
oTsfnoafd. anu it.Was 6Yen ss{d. that spluah
eng. q. death struggle .had bcnn' heard ii the
Nater. The sequel, to the sad ta1c7 80 Tar IA
the unfortunate wnmRu ID concerned; wxs do.
.sseiaped on Mnnday.,r Her-bedy Was. found
noaling IN the dTcr near tho foot Of Sycamore
es eaef1 and recognized Is the psssengaz upon
me LOUISVILLE packet. An inquest was held,
ana verdict rendered that she came to her
aeato ~ above recorded. From the circum
etances surrounding the case, Il is inferred
mat ehe Was the victim OF L heutlesa sooun-
qfel, Who, alter he had seduced 'and Iated hcr
1rom To- her home, basely deserted bes,-LoNis.
vile Journal, 29M.
, 1861-05-31


a redpegpersoupf the South offers Though
the Mobile Rtgtaer the following novel piaa
for taking F'tsktas. -: =: ~ :s1
e.1s % psi III sRssa Sc ss9 shsm,.
mated With them; makes It impossibls Is .xs4
main :Nhe11 thsy are; II they would destroy
. life or interfere SO much WITH respiration as t.
make fresh air Indispensable: Ihat TIE Nfole
atmosphere OF Fost RIcke1e can be 40 charFed
has been shown to be By no means chimexical; :;
end not only not rhimerical hut caslly: a.
+ 1ected. :: "..s ;. .il.;: i :.:: =
/ Il viii no4:ooes 70 much As to beimmacicas
BILE; and may cost tntinit less thtn regular
siege, not only: II money, but ,1ife. Every
body slmost knows thst burning red pepper,
ey{n N small s4annttty, = tea Spoonful, viii
clear The largest room o1 d acroWdin d few mp:
mems thai. the lcnst snuff of voratis will
MAKE nnt cpugh hlmsef almost to dealt, and
s1a effat 1}sk Of coughing himself into con:
suApAon Tint some gose9 are so poisonous
70 4tss3hat the email est Quantity !Eill -kiB-t
byGurJ an1c acid and afsenufettad hydrogen
for instance; 3R1 nldnstGd pepner and Tara.
e. Win iae powder with which the Shells are
dhed or y filing 5hEils Il 3cItfaordi
nary capacity; With poi ionols 9asea and thru ~
Ing thtmTt1y raptdly into TIE forE e1erv:i,3.. s
Ing soul would hTat6 lea1elnta6nfM gnicE
tiInG-- II: tho bomhz1dm lent fs-effet4ed7 r. q,
dead calm, the re4uff ~Mould- bo ttertain. er5
often at Fon Fekeus there--fs not hrcn.h' ~
Air stirring from .da1 light until ten o'clocf n
the 5rnrninr IAN - 80
, 1861-05-31

klfsen, of]thHAfkanskiHato troops: -Rsy-
bed of@eink Jeh> btf denies Its truthr7sAa:
fp1t teEcnfs> he. .has.al;M = JeH's psoYpfhlU:
ash n5h,Dg 56o a6t ,,pfI. ef e sa
to Arkansas for nothing, and there is:Aba1
here that he expects to arTange for Ehprokaa:
wafriors or for ArkanBas troops tdItpatE TO
this State when tho next grand effort Is made
70 Prectp,tate missouri. into the arms of JEFF
1nyts:EeEth'E 11.1 h':7 NsT Ke1nolds1s a1sztncE
new building adjoining the Custom Hdusesnd
Post Office. It was the common talktsotde
zEontha ago that Reynolds wiahed- the State
TO seeede and to eonasease shaTeo Ethe.
new budtngs hnt the tnut{R n1rthepthar Ieg,
dscste Reynoldss ds IS i Whe1e tsa
Iaueh BONES IN; There wwt thiYd 1MtnsF IN.
|stbe Building, Mr. Thomad .Wala6. It Il =
queer arrunEemcnt thaf sBiaitr and Reynoii1s'
so Numerically oppoEat ID politics, should
E There arn numerous 1 nart,es ~ fSc c{t1 2sf.
IAN ~ sa,t3
meuta- Thn f;cmnns arG marlI + ave1err;3nrc
and it is univ wheIc they IL grons oi'G5 III II
organize for mutual protection tbat thsi Il are: 70
HsrneY ind Prfcs prodsd ior t nrntactiaf,
T,of these men, L Ger: Prica iii affs1W;tf H.Hh
Ills arms folded md peTnfs n1tTaaa t1 r. ;na mus1
a.erS and others T0 beIic7 i; tise at9rs X n
stripes in preference 70 a1y pslmstto t 1cijc e
1attesrnke IRRESPONSIBLE ~ fhat EreT -
in ths hFsszsi tssa:in sssg Gspetsl III: T.
ths s9ii. - is.5 44u = 9y@saylng
One ofthc mysteries which b5tiIers atl si,,c ri y:
ulation fas Well.as a:great many 1pscuisforsit
literally lIs the payment Of TIC statc ihtsrsaf
In The RtgHbYcan cooily adYtzcs that It
.:be psid IN. Atasona bonds, nearB nttpen pr
ed Site of Missouri can DO; the remaining
ves6ge Of her credit abroad MIL inevitably go
, 1861-05-31
OTHERS SAY OF TT:
- '- = 3s4s--t I.s
A distinguished st. Io1ia Phy1iclsn wrstsa-

y w.. r. eE. Loun, Jslg iota. pa.
usI1 1s1s !! e. IS ~ p,s..7te I'D ..s.e
Har R:atefaIi1e sfser I III Il n1a yea q ~, yo.s
@sis i EFT seeT sds ssss
End It least ole-thkd grey. 4 few apnucatn1s III
stopped It's hne, and In THEA weeks thrrr Wss aot
fsy aais 70 DO fo1rd. aeiE'a7 h1a ue5s been uo -
After ~ hzlr Ess eomo1stsy restored. eouunusa
Y Use y applying It typ uT tree times uoatn "
nee o@ ds1dran e ae't nos 90 6ssS kies; "a s
faets aboTe mentioned 1fn be of any pa=t:eaisr u
BAYS ocsu2ied ~ de ii travelling ika greater psTs
I'D pleasure IN ending your EestoTaTs!p as5
c1ntht9g tta effects In my oEn caac In scTersi n,
inbas aea !eat sn
Il the fcst:ef tat they ha not u:ed your afea At
- yoa.a md sess st aboat hs IL pT3es 4 Goos
noticed tHo q thfte articles myself adresttsed sa
ss,r sSSss Ssh tt a9Ss ~ 4Geas A.
pf51Ea ss7ssa en ssbf enc 1t hand a @ es
bralas enough to N4fts IN sdYersa:asnt Is notics
they have cor I'D youra word for word In several h.
staEeta. neTely Inserting other mama 4 place <
ess sio s ss u e.; s } @ sss a. ta.ss
PFeg Ss asss "a es
e1Se re scs1p aad head afs subject e.
called to aee Tou personally. atyour original plscs
9! here, orf learned 1on wera nov living u
Yon 'rr :: sssy to publish t e1 70 retas pars.
< r sssss to a' cara
- jHuEs WHrrE ND.
, 1861-05-31
Satanic Rejoicing at Baltimore over
'I:@-1he Death Of WORTH

J
:. Great Vas the satanic rejoicing of the rebels,
yesterday. at the terrible neWs Of the assassi.
nation 'of Col. Ellsworth By chiya1rons VII.
ginia! ,~Arlstocratic men,, with the glare OF
4vepgeanehe h tn theIr eyes, gloated over Tho dlz.
aster. Ar6t6cfattc women, with the seoul Of
Msdnsa On their faces, grinned their ficndish
delight: a gniontst lsdy passing along Balti-
more street, bought an e1fra, and exclaimed
rather audibly: :herse1G, as She :fnfshed resi.
Ing thesaa II story: u That demons those 1pbels
r. AZ that moment, : weil-dressed man
.Eudely demanded Of her what It wis she said;
: She instantly repeated her remark with becom.
ing 1r1fgnatIon:~ The. fellow went oni 4
had tie chance s you'd. poison t he M whole
crew, from tie President down W aDo you
think there win be = :battle?" asked another
female seecssfonist Of . gentleman sitting nc1t
70 her ino1eof the city cars. II do, uadam'
7 hare Two bIothers il Virginia, On thel Side.
Whe9 they ieft hefe feM days agot they took
-d1eif Attle sitter NTH them. She concealed
25 lba Of powder in little bags, which were
burg to her hoops !" And: she slauehed CON
;Eal5lEely and ulaGgnatly;-Cor 1ep IorI
, 1861-05-31

A"N O3c'' 3c''AENTUCKYs' IA :
Eem The tone Of the Kentucky Journals,
we5udge that an important Change has
been made in the; programme Of the seces.
slonists 81 s Of TINT State. Since The Presidents
proclamation conycning Congress; down
10 a TerT recent date, the policy Of the
ratywasney8 TO attach my authority
wfateyer It'd the: civic moyeesmcntis of the
government TO know no candidates for
Congress- and; inn word, to maintain the
position OF independencc:in Which they
were placed By the pronuneiamcnto Of
Cor: Magofin:~ Within1a q few days, how
ever;ittey seem to have resolved to imi-:
tate the:exnmple Of Tennessee, and rush
the State ont by,en appeal tp the ballot
bog, With the aids, in the way +ot frauds
upcnthe elective franchise, which Seces-
sion has not yet failed to invoke. Weno-
tice that ii aceordance with Their new
plan, the leaders Of the disunion party have
issued an address recommending the
no1aiqaton -ot:s candidates, for the
Congressional election: and also
for the Legislature, upan the latter will de-
pend the tato Of the State a disunion ::
majority; IN TINT body, no matter how OBJ
tanned. viii not fail to call Convention
which, 4wil], by cushing Kentucky. out of
the Union and adopting the constitution Of !
New Dahouey, make her soil the theatre of |
bloody civil war: Ii this juncturc,i it is
incumbent upon the friends of:the Union
10 he asti1.. In Alabama, Louisiana and
Arkansas, secession secured . triumph by |
frauds is gryss as: those which disgraced
border rutl7an rule in Kansas; and ii Ten
nessee the advocatcs Of disunion have.
established:a, reign of terror: which. will
be no less potent than the neanncss of
cheating, in securing the desired result
It matters Little whether the people of the !
State are cheated out OF. their rights or I'M
peded in the exercise Of them. The Union |
men must look took to It, then, that theydo |
not. suffer either by the Vaccinations Of
1aud or the threats OF, violence. As the
Union nen: Of Missouri did, they also
may look to Illinois. There are il
o11 oEate lcHS Oi lnOuSaAQ9 Oh :'h2l-'
tuclians, Who would desire a no more
welcome task than: the protection Of that,
honored old Commonwealth against, her
enemies and their enemies who would
plunge her into treason and war. At the I
sound Of the trumpet, they would rush in
masses to the loyal standard; and though
fortF.thousand> might ,be. called. for, they
would ccme TO- the lust man; and when
in the tield they would show from-their
numbers and their zcal that the true rela-
tions Of Kentucky, whether commercial,
social, o7 ihose hAringg their root in lin
ship, a,c with tic North. Lei tie Union
men speak'when- they: are; about to be
ovefpowefed, and help viii comet. T." "
, 1861-05-31
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The Indiana Trooopa.

!kIS~lQ0&941t&VVu
:: After Gen. Mcclellan had reviewed the Iu-
diana7oluntcTs on Friday afternoon last, ha
wrote letter to the War Department, which
was placed In the hands of Gov. Yates to bo
delivered to Secretary Cameron. The follow.
Ing extracts from his letter will show his opin-
: II have this afternoon had the pleasure Of
passing in review the i've regiments Of three
months Indiana troops at this plncc. desire
to express my surprise and great qualification
st their efficiency, and in appearance they sur
passed M ny antscipatioos, ard will make
: II recommend most earnestly that they be
accepted e, tnasse for three years. Great det-
riment will @eusae to the service IL they are
not received, and I shall exceedingly. deplore
their being broken up. Il received, they will
be among the very first ready for active and
efficient Service, n@'.--: -: !:
, 1861-05-31


: Herets . specimen OF .braggging, done in the
best; Yankee style. Richard Il. D1na was
called upna s. at Cambridge, Mss. afen:niehts
since to speak In behalf Of the soldiers fund:
He said be felt In q bra8gtng mood, and
"ealled in3' after this fashion vi 'EYexybtodjY
wi1enas s-st,tst h t:=dti ,'tt-o t-so c'pfing
record: ..:~ :
"On this continent, Massachusetts establish.
ed the first school, Incorporated the fir3t
academy, and endowed tie first university.
She set up. the first printing press, printed lie
FIST book, and published the first aewspaper.
she launched the, first ship, killed the aasst
whale, and m4de the, first discoveries in the
Pacific md South seas..; She digred the frst
: canal, md built the first railroad; coined thB
first money, and unfn11cd the first rational
fag. Shea tired the first gun. shed the firat
blood. and gnined the first victory In the war
Of ths TeXQlpt!oa. -shle azsH the tlzst lIshtnIpg
oFelat1on In surgery, and invented the mae1
netic Telegraph. Sic taug thc first Blind aad
deal mute to read. and established the first
school for the discipline Of idiots. And nov.
In the latter days, ahe came first. to- the relief
Of the capita, and fired the flsst gun aud shed
the first blood In the war Of the Constitution.
Shall the cali of such = mhthar, as this Is her
own children be. met by -anys other spirit
than, thst o.. ,tha .sinecrest: admiration aud.
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