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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01
I ogIsIASA SUGAR REFINERY FoR SALE

That very desirable establishment situated left bank
Of the Mississippi below the Government Wharf, within
the limits Of the city Of New Orleans is offered as good
Investment to cap als who DO DESTROYS of aiding in the
Progress G Southern manufacturer, 1t complete re.
par and u well ton4 h4ging steam engines boilers
ample stores and YARD etc and fact ali the
requisites carrying Sugar fpnry Molasses Rebol
ing large seSe With little additional expense might
be easily conveEsad into Cotton Mill
If has Wharf attaches to il the Ievee with water
Client for the accommodation Of vessels delivering or taking In
gfSo.
For further information and for TERMS apply to
6's tfhW RARRItLt 4 t'fs 81 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01

sAA STRAWBERRIES HALL, DEIIG HfFU LLY
| situated in the Piney Woods Covington la will
@lman during the winter for the reception Of Families
and other guests and offers unusual nvads
those seeking the beneficial influences of dry eauahe South
ern climate and good chaybeas and sulphur springs with the
retirement of country home.
The subscriber aters himself that his patrons will be salts
fed with the attention that will be paid their comfort and
oyment
90 d1ui-2tawtf u, W. HENDERSON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01

.-,r.4<sSA GGAIFlN'S NEW HES. as
fN5Sessf% ia URANT, 80 Royal street. sezsssa y
tS1aNaSR JOHN GALPIN has the pleasure 4SsskSaD NJ
dhzaEMof informing his friends and the sa
public generally that he is ready
them his now establishment 81 Royal street. door
of Customhouse occupying mansion
lately the residence Of Alfred Hennen ESQ II Affords most
tenve accommodations Besides the large public dining
the ground floor where meals provided all hours
o'clock A. NJ until y NJ the advertiser has large
per Of rooms Tor private parties Families and parties
the market affords either ready the as comes from
the market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage that
has always been extended to him the undersigned them
ton to those who may favor him with their orders.
Dis tf&2tW JOHN GAIPJN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01

sEeo sarsS gsTeSs BkuENN MEYER
by VIRTUE of q writ of ferf facias, to
~ me directed by the Hon. F. MITCHELL Justice
the Peace for the parish of Orleans in the above emitted suit
will proceed to sell at public auction Poydras street
JAY, LIST day OF May 1861. at IL o'clock M
NlTuRE etc. -
Seized in the above suit,
TERMS-Cash the spot
W Fl. WATERS. Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01
Benefit of HIr. EIcIchtscdec.

NJ EWu OPERA HoUsE-CoRNEE oF BOURBON
v Inilnnsh sttee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01

HALL OF Trad FERRY FsE COMPANY No. H. 4
New Orleans April %. 1861.
&g-The officers and members of the above
named company hsreby nohcdrn call needing
be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May LIST, 1851 at ~
o'clock All the exempt memb Of this company re-
specially requested business of Importance will
transacted. By order of:
W. Fl. MANNING, Foreman.
W, HOWARD, Sec n2g 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01

e. @. vi. RUTHERFORD, COMMIssIo
IA Agent for the Purchase and Sale of Slaves Office and
SIX Yard. No. Go Baronne street, New Orleans, La.
~EA& iaI TT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01

ss the toinorm publc he has inst ssuueS
TIC business of the Dyeng Establishment rs REGAL ssres
end that he will oounue hsreofdrs with careful alton
tion Tor which he is celebrated. n
The In which, the twelve gears has sas
dod the customers Of his establishment
street s guarantee for those Ehe honor him with hei
psstcss &c. $500. Es eg-Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-01
MURPE4Y'S HOTEL,
Nos. sS AND 100 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Established 1887

This coodious establishment having thoroughly
yaed making 4 Of the most PLEASANT well GEN
TRIAL LOCATIONS in this city the proprietor
friends his thanks for their patronage heretofore and
soicits continuation Of their favor confidently assuring them
that nothing that money shall wanting
contribute TO their comfort The BAR and TEN-PIN AL
LEYS connected with the establishment unsurpassed
IF MURPHy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14

At davbreak Col Aliens and Col Corr's
regiments moved from the road of Fortress
Monroe to support the main body. The
mistake at Little Bethel having been discov-
cred the troops then advanced to take large
masked rebel battery. The effort was ursuc-
cesstul, our three small pieces of artillery not
being able to cope with the heavy rltled can
non CT the enemy, being, according to some
accounts thirty in number.
The rebel battery was completely masked,
50 that no man could be seen, only the flash
es Of the guns. There were probably less
than 1000 men behind the batteries Of the
rebels.
\ wcll-corcerted move might have secured
the position, but Briyadicr Gen. Pierce, who
commanded the expedition appears TO have
lost his presence Of mind, and the Troy Reg
iment stood an hour exposed to the CALLING
fire. Lieut.. Butler deserves the greatest ere
dit for care taken o: the killed and wounded.
Several of the latter are now in hospital here
There were probably % killed and 100
wounded.
Great indignation is manifested against
Brigadier Gen. Pierce.
Gen. Butler has been ubiquitous, doing
all in his power to save our men and the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14

The Free Press of Friday says: There
were sent to Fortress Monroe. by last nights
steamer. above two tons weight Of boxes and
b.rrels. filed with the gifts OF friends and
u-;ghbors Of Burlington and vicinity. Though
most OF the lot was from this town, one large
box OF 600 pounds weight was from West
ford. ana generous donations were sent in
from Shrlburne and Williston. A catalogue
ot tie articles is impossible. Suffice it to say,
/ Va, very great both in substantials and
lighter articles of food, and its reception will
gladden. the eyes Of our Burlington Light
Guard boys, who, if there is more than they
want for present comfort, will, We are sure,
divide with any who are needy
The patriotic people of New Haven, this
state, have formed an independent company
Of 80 men, prepared to respond to the call OF
them country if needed Their officers are as
follows:
Captain,-Henrv o. Clifford Leutenants
LIST. A. l.. Squire; "a, Edward Nash Sd.
h. +. Livermoie. Sergeants-lst, |. NJ.
Tripp: 3D. Andrew Mason Sd. \. VI. Ros-
coc; It'll, s. b. Cowle>; 9Th, G. W. Barton
CorporaIs-lst, Henry +. Brown; ID, VIM
French Sd, A. L. Langdon; It'll, Sherrod
Brown.
y MOVEMENT WORTH lMITArlNG,-Fitt Of
lie l.aroille county county company have Ia
,ea The temperance pledge. OF this compa-
~ the Ncwsdealer says their average hight
: } feet iO4 inches, and the average weight
: lGS lbs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14

Hendee for plaintiff, Stoddard x Clark fol
defendant
No. 90. J. S. Woodward Us. John Frye
Trover for yearling colt, the plaintiff claim
ing that he purchased the colt when it fol-
lowed the mare Of one Bane with the mare
Frye claiming that ne made a conditional
sale of the mare before the colt was foaled
to one Hunt, who had never paid him. Yer.
diet for plaintiff 500 80 Potts for plaintiff
Davis for defendant.
Grand Jury dismissed on Wednesday Of
the second week, finding fourteen true bills
three not found.
State IS. Walter B. McColester. lndict
ment for larceny of Sj3 from Alanson Aldrict
Of St. Johnsbury in May last, and also q
watch at the same time from AIdrich's hired
man. Verdict guilty. &. W. Cahoon 70,
State, Bartlett for respondent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
\ Battle Lost.

1t viii be seen BY our dispatches published
elsewhere that our troops made some pretty
bad hlunGers near Fortress Monroe on Mon
day. And although the trst real engagement
of the campaign was disastrous to the North,
our leaders are stupid indeed if they can not
learn some important ard valuable lesson,
theretrom. 1t is bad enough to 20 and en-
dure rriyatioas and hardships and be SHOT
down by an cnemy-nuch worse to be killed
by ones own friends, by mistake. The Gei.
Pierce who is ceosured by the telegraph is
Brig Gen Pierce of Massachusetts,. An,. this
We consider one grand misunderstanding
an inexperienced civilian with such an IN
portrait command, white men who have ",oei,
service" are left out III the cold II. accounts
agree in giving much praise TO the valor O!
our troops, bat it evident they undertook ;oe
big q job for the materials they had and the
position they attacked. Among the killed is
Lieutenant Grebe Of the regular army The
cnemys loss is unknown
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
Late News BY the Mails.

~ The funeral of Senator Douglas, oc
Cured on Friday at Chicago. a procession
Of IL, 600 persons. composed of military and
civilians. marched through the streets, anG
business was almost entirely suspended. II
all the towns in tue state business was gen
orally suspended.
In his last moments Mr. Douglas steadily
refused the ministration Of any Clergyman
Toward the last Mrs Douglas inquired whcth
er he had any message for his sons. lie re-
piled, "rell them to obey the laws and sup
port the constitution Of the United States.
Few words were spoken BY him after these
lE9- The rumor that government had de-
cided to call for 100000 more men is prema-
ture. No such decision has yet been arrived
at Many are urging government to DO So
1t is probable, however, tha: no more troops
will be called fox till after the meeting Of
Congress.
IL The tenor Of adviccs from Europe
discovers better State Of feeling IN England
IN reference to this country. The press is
beginning to acknow ledge that there is a
north The wonderful uprising Of the peo-
PIE III defense OF The government and the
vigorous measures adopted to crush the re-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
o. \ letter from the Isl Vt regiment III
the last Rutland Herald says:

O. y letter from the Isl Vt. regiment il
the last Rutland Herald says;
saw in the Bellows Fails Argus, an edit.
orial of the NEST shameful! Kind, denouncins
Quartermaster Morse Of the lst regiment
and charging hin: with that which the whole
regiment know to be downright fasehood
as 10 al! who know ANYTHING about the man
ner Of doing business IN the Quartermaster's
department of d regiment, and especially as
II is konc here at present.
lie says the sum of three hundred and tif-
ty dollars is placed in the hands Of the Quar-
termaster each day for supplies for the pri-
Yates This is not 50 II only shows the ig-
norance G: the person who made the state
mcnt AS well as the characteristic meanuess
Of the source from which i comes 10 us III
print.
All provisions furnished the Vermont regl-
ment are taken out of the government stores
in Fortress Monroe, or other government pIi-
ceS. and under the superintendent Of the
government officer or agents, who deal 1t out
in bulk to the Quartermaster of each regi-
mtnt, for which the latter receipts, but pays
nothing. Don't our friend of The Argus wisi.
he could do likewise
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
The Third Regiment Complete.

The Coventry Company, Capt. West, ar
rived on the cars Thursday morning. The
Lamoille company march across the country
from Johnson, u miles, and are expected
here to-day, (Thursday.) Tie Essex County
company will also arrive this afternoon. This
will make the 81 Regiment complete. The
uniforms have not vet arrived, but it is un-
derstood that the guns have.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
i(LACk HAWK STALLION
{ II +. + TA!N

The celebrated stallion Ch.cftain better known
a, the Rim Black Hawk Horse, will stand for the
improvement of the breed q horses. during the
coming season. commencing May 9TH, 1851, a.
follows.
Mondays. al Harley Hail.. East Burke, V.
TUESDAYS. At West Concord, VI.
tuesdays. A. Lisbon Village n IL
Thursdays, al Parker Hin. LYMAN. n Il
Fridays. at T. 81 JohnsbUry. 4 IN. Al Lam
bert Hastings. s Joht>hgry Plain, Vt. D. H.
Saturdays. at Lyndon Corner VI
PEDIGREE Chicftain is son of The origin.
a. Vermont Black Hawk horse. formerly owned
bv Benjamin Ihur>,on esq Of Lowell, Mass
and afterwards purchased 10y David Hill Of Bird
port. ". His Dam was sired by the famous trot-
ting horse Defiance. OF Stan>tcad G. f.. and out
.! a Messenger mare Of great speed and bottom.
Chief'ain will be nine years old June 9TH. 1851.
His color is dark dapplc bay he stands sixteen
hand, high, and weighs 100 rs.
Terms; $1,000 to insure.
the horse known as the hastings Horse will
also stand in connection with the above named
horse. Terms 5000 = insure. iG -
i r. Rim, Proprietor.
II II
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talehOIIa County Court.

p,,..,.-l1.,, 1t-Ll.p pnI,>-n
U., ~t,.:>. v.<r,.,,,,v ,.....
Hon. l. 4 PARIS, at".
NO. -. T. ELLSWORTH RS. fogS \ Harvey.
AaSNmpSn on certain pFonIsSory notes
against 'Hc utltAUahia amounting 10 over
c1'"'' gwen D! "''t"ua''S when II business
1T '"io'''>''i' ~ H. '!e sui prosecuted
~ one -N'N'"' "'o C'"''i''" 10 oe ''e over @!
''' notes ~ purchase rom Ellsworth. Il
"'?'"t' 70" 'F'"' Hat li' WIZ was Only
served upon lh' defendant Harvey, by at
'"c'-''Ie store "I goods i" eacA1m' "here
ne Id" "''' "'"'S BUSINESS IN 'f'e name OF
N'''H' harvey agent Oh inc mon store
-A"'F III" attachment OF Inc goods - liar
'NH' Z '1"'''eI o' '-'t "''I'-'''iI' Canned 70
'' '''e o"'''' VI '''' S'o''N' an" Threatened
'''' 0'''eN' ''''' - >''' o0''' wiz "'
''''''' "F' ~ !''''''''''' ''O' '''''9 '''' 10
'''''''''N ''''''' '''" 80 '''' o''.''' Il
''0 'f' -A'''' ''i'
o"0'' we've gwen a." 0''' NAT 'VN' d Id" N''
- "'-' . ~ N'''''''' '''' S"''
~ ',''''' '''i '''' NOES III Ms
Ssio'' '"'' e''''''S' ''' anu '''llheu 20 he
INK 0"''e' '','' va" '''''''''' VI s"'' up '''
''o'es 10 '''e 'ei''''''''' harvey b! his paying
nc sum o' 2iI''' ana agreed l!i'' th' SUIT
shoUia De "'scohuhued' who" money he kept
al" HrVer PAID Il over to Aiken, the owner
OF the notes. II also appeared III evidence
lAa' " III. harvey d!u III tact own about $500
OF lAe goods N t:'e store at tie time, AID his
brother owned tn" balance, Counsel for the
pialEutf claimed that the notes being al. due
At The time OF the acceptance OF the Slloo
It was Only payment OF SO much and the
balance was Stiil due, there being no cons!G-
Grafton Ter the contact: that if there wa any
misrepresentation by the defendant Of his
cifcnm'anceS or by his brother IN ms pres
ence, the contract was then void. The Court
charged the Jury. that the plaintiff would not
be entitled to recover unless at the time Of
the settlement the Lcfendan: made such false
Misrepresentation of his property and means
Of payment, as induced Snattuck to take a
less SUM than he would have done had not
such representation been made Verdict for
defendant. Colby X Rogers for plaintiff,
Davis X kedtield for defendant.
No. %. II. Hill Is. W. Hyde. Assumpsit
.Dr Of
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Oar Ladies.

Oar Ladies'.
Our Town Hall has been converted into
a busy worA -shop. For the last few DAYS
the patriotic ladies OF St Johusbury have
been ind.strousy engaged in maxim. up
various hospital garments for our soldiers,
such as night-shirts. drawers, sheets, bed
ticks. pillow-ticks, towels, &C., &c lester-
day the ladies turned out $40 towels, besides
finishing oft % pa!rs Of hospital shirts.
Let there be 4 grand rally Of the ladies
this friday afternoon at the Town Hall
We understand that any contributions of
hospital Sarmens or articles enumerated in
the appeal from the State Medical Board. -
will be thankfully received.
Citizens Of 81. Johnsbury and surrounding
towns, send in at once to the 81. Johnsbury
Relief Association the material for making
cotton hed-Shirts, cotton drawers cotton
pIllow-cases, &C., and We are assured the la
dies viii make up the garments and place
them in the hands Of the S lrgeon OF this
Regiment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
Reported Row in Baltimore
WASHINGTON, June 10.

WASHINGTON, June 10.
The precise military movements contem-
lated from here are of such character as
ID not authorize publicity.
1t IS more than probable that the Spanish
Government Will decline to receive Car!
Nlhurz.
Two Regiments from Wisconsin have been
.rdered to Washington forthwith.
BrauresarG, it is said, intends concentra-
;.ag sixty 20 seventy thousand men at Man
.,,a> Gap, and make their position impreg-
able and when the Federal forces are spent
ii trying to Cislodge them he is going to ut
,e-.y ovcrwhe!m and destroy them,
The Penn, \. H. and K. l., with the y.
y 9th, with lying artillery and portion of
tAe District troops leave to-iignt for Lees
olra Frederick and the heart of Virginia.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says
there is grea. activity at the navy yard, and
workmen ale employed day and night.
An army officer from Fort ricSens states
nat when he left an attack was expected
from the rebels, The blockade of Pensacola
WIS perfect. Several prizes had been cap
tured and sent north.
y special Washington despatch 10 the
Traveller says the position of Gen. Banks
az Baltimore IS only temporary. There was
large movement of troops from here at
sunrise this morning.
The New Hampshire regiment have sealed
orders to be opened after they have advan-
crd a certain distance.
There was great enthusiasm among the
members of the regiment when the orders
were received ard thousands visited the
camp to shake hands at parting.
We have fresh rumors Of the evacuation
Of Ilarpcrs' Ferry.
The general opinion is that collision must
b, shortly looked for
Three hundred government troops in two
steamers left Annapolis on Sunday for a trip
down the river on special duty.
Here is :; report from Washington that
l., second Michigan Regim ext were stoned
whj.' passing through Baltimore this morn
in, auu that they fired on the mob, killing at
.cas: one. \ despatch from Baltimore says
il is not known OF there.
An Exciting Time at Fortress Monroe.
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Our Troops kill each 9th.
er by Mistake
25OF OUR MEN KILLED !!
ONE IUNDIsED WOUNDED!
GEN PIERCE SEVERELY CENSURED
FORTRESS MONROE. June 10, !
via Baltimore the llth.

VIA Baltimore the llth.
This has been an exciting and sorrowful
day at Old Point Comfort
General Butler having learned that the
rebels were forming an enlrenched camp with
strong Batteries at Great Bethel. near Camp
ton, deemed it necessary to dis!odge them.
About midnight Col. Duryea's Zouaves and
Col. Townsend's Albany Regiment crossed
The river az Hampton and took up the line
Of march to the former some two miles IN
advance Of the latter At the same time
Col. Benedict'S Regiment and detachment
Of the Vermont and Massachusetts Kegi-
Inynts at Newport News moved forward to
form 4 junction at Little Bethel, about half
way between Hampton and Great Bethel.
HE /ouayes passed little Bethel at about
four O'Clock. B-nedict's Regiment arrived
rext and took possession az the intersection
Of the roads, but not understanding the sig
nal the German Regiment in tie darkness of
The morning fired upon COL Townsend's col
ann. then marching in close order and led
BY Lieut.. Butter, tn son anl aid of Gen.
Butler with two piece, Of Artillery.
Other accounts say Col Townsend's resi-
mtnt fired first. AT all events the fire of the
Albany regiment was harmless while that of
IL Germans was fatal, wounding two fatally,
.aa several others slightly.
Ike Albany regiment being back Of the
Germans discovered from Announcements left
q. ,ne field that the supposed enemy was a
End. They had meantime fired nine rounds
~. mail arms and field piece. The Zou-
+'.' hearing the fire had turned and fired
$50 upon the Albany regiment
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14

Personal.
A. p. Blunt of this place has received the
appointment of Adjutaut Of the Sd Req
ment.
Quartermas,er /. ID. Baxter is rapidly I'M
proving, and viii probably be out again in a
few days.
Drs. n II. BalIou and B. ". Carpenter
of Burlington, have been appointed Surgeon
and assistant Surgeon Of the "a Regiment
Senator Foot has arrived home from WASH
ington. He will remain in Rutland only
about one week. when he returns to the ma
tonal Capital.
Two ren belonging to ne Vermont Guard
Of Burlington, got hon,esick, and on Satur-
day refused to serve longer. They were
drummed out Of the "a Regiment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
APPLETON X Co., AGfNg>.
I53 WASHINGTON ST. BOSTON 3

st. Johnsbury, for the following reasons. Isl
his facilities such that he can afford work low
er than any other shop in Northern Y. ID. b,
allows nothing TO leave the shop but lie will wa,
rant the workmanship; and lie has a largc As
sortment of sash and door, Oh hand that MUST
be sold. Nice bey. doors and tie fancy STYLES Of
sash he offers as low he has formerly sold h,
plain article. Please call before purchasing else
where. Ar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-14
l. | II Z NJ EN- s NOTICE

The Fire Department Of the Village of St.
J9hn>oUry is hereby notified - appear in from,
OF the s.. Johnsb,.ry House, on Main Street
with all the apparatus pertaining thereto, on
Saturday. June 18th. at2 o'clock D. IN, for the
first semi annual drill Of 81.
Particulars will be made known 70 the officers
Of companies
FKANKLIN FAIRBANKS, Chief Engineer
A. T. BLUNT lst Assistant Engineer,
GEO. A MERRILL, "a
L. NORRIS, I'd
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~ Lieut. Col Washburne was in COM
mand OF the Vermont division in the battle
at Great Bethel On Monday.
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DEATHS.

/: Walden, Mar -, LIZA, widow %: Tine
,ny E,stu.n &c!
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Nr>'G. nls y :
y . / &c L

Is .oleny siel - an Application WI. De-
.-..,' L. INC Gencl.l Assembly OF the State q!
Vernon, .., = l.tAt annual session. to alter,
2:..@:.t ~ 'tp,.'. RI a. in addition - an a.;
coI.-,--..-.:., rie Atlantic and sam, Lawrence
Railroad Company corporation within his
SAT-. approved Noven"ey IA ISL. 4j-i7
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Fertilizers.
Pumps and Garden Engines.

Co.'s N.qc. Phosphate # Lane. aGa re.n.
GUano.
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Mi>oo>hI HOTEL. Cabot. Vt.
A..-W ~ uo- ',jN'e NJ -.ie..,r az - Johi.-' as.
7. /. WILSON. Proprietor. l297
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&pp Gelegrap9

/ III l.. CA L f. DO y | \ n.
Latest from the Seat of War.
Spain Rejects Carl Schurz.
Wisconsin Troops to 20 to Washington.
Probable Attack on Fort PickenS
Pensacola Efiectualiy BlOckaded!
DnnOv,f oI = n1yy in ID - II in, npo I
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An Exciting Time at Fortress Monroe
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RAILROAD SrhLtT ........ 81. JoHN>BrEY, VI
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE

Harry HockenLorry, Groom.