Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

EVfNiHHtnh lhey nave selHeu upon puDuc
and private property, they have outraged the
persons Of Northern men, merely because
they came from the North and Of Southern
Union men merely because they loved the
Union
They have placed themselves beneath con-
tempt unless they can retrieve some honor on
the field Of battle You will pursue a differ
ent course; you win be honest. brave and
merciful you will respect the rights of phi
waite opinion; you will punish no man for
opinion sake. Show to the World that you
differ from our enemies in these points Of
honor, honesty and respect for private opin-
ION, and that we inaugurate no reign of ter.
ror wherever we GO
Soldiers have heard that there was dam
ger here have come to place myself at your
head and share it with you. ! fear no,o but
one thing, that you will not find "foomen
worthy Of your steel %
knotU that | can rely upon you.
g. B. McCIELLAND,
Maj Gen Commanding
G E. Davis Of the Darlington LigLi Guard,
communicates the following interesting items
to the Nashun (N. H. Telegraph:
CAMP BUTLER, June Q.
Yesterday, by order Of the Colonel, forty
of the Burlington Light Guard went into the
country to procure. if possible. some boards
for magazine, and addition TO the Hospital
was just coming into camp having been on
guard the preceding "a hours, but | saw
prospect for sum fan, so ! volunteered, and
was accepted as oneof the ten to act as guard,
with loaded guns. Securing the country for
two to four miles to find a few boards is quite
another thing from walking into L. Barnes 81
Cos Lumber Yard and having the privilege
Of selecting from 100000 feet. We marched
through the handsumest forest I ever saw in
my life. Trees were thick enough 90 exclude
the burning sun--the ground level and as
clean as a carpet-being almost entirely free
from underbrush, and the trunks of the trees
as straight as a line without branch or
twg for twenty or thirty feet from the ground.
There were cypress, red cedar, pine, famous
Southern pine.) live oak and other varieties of
trees We did'nt find any lumber-y yard, nor
secessionists to walk into, so we proceeded
with due gravity and deliberation q to pail
down a shed and corn house. We found
wagon, and improyi-ing a harness for forty
boys. we loaded up and started toward camp,
where we arrived at p. NJ.
Some boards we're brought up from Fort
ress Monroe the other day 20 repair the hose
ptal, and judge if you ran. by surprise, when
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, A'HINeIoN, June 70.
me- panic ~n''n n's prevailed IN mus city
l''s' ~" "'VN' ln tes"'u 10 an tA
''" '"''S'o" "' 'uc eP''"l 10y ne reoet
NO" "''"sg'Ne' ulSte''e"' General
s.'u ~ 'US"l engaged 'n 'e'enolhS
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NEW YORK June %.
a disPatch 10 the "efa'd says that the
resident, Oaolnet' General scott and other
military ADVISERS are IN consultation to-day
'he only iac's known are that The Union for
e &c. are ready and able or Will soon be-
lneFe Is not the sllghtet intention of the Gov
Davis down to the mcanost On tbe cortr,-
nv the aroused ls,iors of tho Nort, .,,ui Lo
noured down ,,non ,bor, Win sncl ,i..,.
to leave no donbt that the neonle and aJn;n.
istration are in earnest.
California od,ic st.,o tb,t ,bo .oho1.. u,..o
are about TO nroclaim the Soutber, mart or
the State ont If me Union and e,rr, nam
State If viii he admitted into tho SIT
orn Confaderacv
DISPATCHES dated off Ami, Crool o5,b
states tho Er,oho,, Md a., 49,, -.
day ON Matthias point destroyin, s,,,all
buiIding scatterin, r,o e,tiro roi,,I 1,,.a a'i
cave chase 10 a row boat flled Win a,r,aJ
men.
Thew had small skirrisb vi,, ,ho,, h.,
thew cscaned Tho hoat uos dostra,'J ,rLs
steamer Parkersbnrob arrived M. ,nornin,,
from the mouth If ,ho Nf;ssissi,,; pa...'
la and Key West
Information has been received at f. Pick
ems that 10000 Of Gen Braggs forces had
left and that provisions were very scarce.
The Brooklyn was anchored off Pass Lou
tire. and at the Pass on the 7th ten LARGE YES
soils ,voro a0,nund