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Rifles, Captain

Asn& Rifles, Captain
attached to Col. Roger A.
asat, consisting Of seventy-6ve
= Thursday seventy -four to one
Ven. They were disbanded the
Col. Pryor. "Nsvtown " is part
The national Republican., 1861-05-30
AFFAIRS AT THE SOUTH.

A gentleman who arrived here on Tuesday
evening from North Carolina, ,'and who is en-
tirely reliable, gives US the following account:
North Carolina has in the service, four or
FIVE regiments only, Of whom two are in what
is called camp Of Instruction. At Weldon.
They are well armed from the spoils Of the
United States arsenal at Fayetteville, but
ignorant, undisciplined, insubordinate, and
whisky drinking.
Nobody in North Carolina is allowed TO be
for the Union, or even neutral, under penalty
Of death. The most absurd lies are told and
believed. Our informant himself heard Ken
meth Rayner say in speech, that it wos the
known intention Of the AbOlitionists in poper
at Washington," to kill everybody at the South,
man, woman, and child, white and black, and
then to divide up the lands among the poor, by
whom the North is overrun.
At Richmond, few troops were visible, and it
was there said, that they had gone chiefly in the
direction of Norfolk. Very little business was
being done, aud the apprehension seemed gen
eral, that Richmond would be captured.
Our informant was at the Manassas Junction
during the whole Of Monday, being detained
by difficulties in procuring the necessary passes.
There were 5000 troops, largely South Caro-
klnians. The Prince William county cavalry
battalion was there. One thousand more
loops arrived as be left on Tuesday morning.
attack by the national forces was expected
Monday, and the trepidation was great es'
Rlly among the Virguians. 1t began TO be
that perhaps, after ALL the Northern men
fight little.
general impression made upon Our in
ht, was, that the enemy have neither mum
enthusiasm, or courage, that they are al
demoralized, and that they will yield
a easiiy to an advancing force. As to their mum
bers, he is satisfied that the gross exaggeraiioni
have been the result Of systematic policy.
FoRT PICEEys.-It seems that the Presidenti
proclamation of April 10, ordering blockade
, Of the Southern ports, was not received at For
Pickens until Nay l3, and that the officers 0
the fleet, until that docuTent arrived, did no
feel quite sure Of their ground, in preventing
the entrance Of vessels into Pensacola harbos
1t was not ill the 1th Of May, that they mad
up their minds to stop tvG s!eamers attempting
to land provisions in Pensacola, SEM tfop Nc
bile for the insprgent forces. The opinion wa
general among the American forces, that thi
conduct on the part oil the feet, exhibited
great lack OF wisdom and decision, an oPinio
in which, as our readers know, we fully concur
Without reference to the President. Proeia
nation, ordering general blockade, it was tn
| most obvious military duty Of those charged wit
the defence of Fort Pickens, to obstruct all char
+ nels by which the attacking force was supplied
, And until the recent completion of the rairoa
The national Republican., 1861-05-30
SECOND PRECINCT FIFTH WARD.

SECOND PRECINCT FIFTH WARD.
~ ELECTION SDTICE.-There will be an elction
w. held at the District School House on the corner
Of Third street east aud street SOUTH Monday June
for Reg stsr COLLECTOR Surveyor YO Members tho Hoard
Of Adsraen (ong tern and short ieraJ and three Pem
bsrs OF lhs Board " Common Coupcil
Polls opsa from A. n until +, u
c. b. BAKER,
BF.DYER
HUGH DOUGHERTY,
may 27-.t Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1861-05-30
2sS6. 1881.

oH.--The situation is becoming
q several points.
pposing forces are in sight
Gen. Butler d receiving re-
pidly, that 1t cannot be many
bss0y must choose between an
:Si, :Ss.is }. s1n p.rry,il,s
oRn ., IL. ,.,os ron.
pr lea '.n 'Ie "s' ~.
- Harrisburg papers, can
,sssp0 Use but movement towards
f,fry, from that quarter. From the
~ regiments are advancing upon
The osly line Of retreat for the enc
psrs Ferry, is through the Valley Of
~ this is being mensced BY the ad.
oaNbn city, and this menace will be
e4IDs when the Manassas junction Is
- - nay be expected daily.
npnents Of the enemy can only be
bst IN early retreat from Harper's
~ must be early, to be made at ALL
htzation for the defence Of Rich.
- probable.
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MILITARY BOOKS.

MILITARY BOOKS.
FRENCH 4 RiCHsTEIN have just re-
ceived a large and complete assortment
of Military Books Of all kinds, which they offer
from tep 10 Eve per cent. less than the regular
retail pricr
4 new Edition of Hardee's Infantry and Ri.
fe Tactics, complete. ........... Sl.25
POrbess Volunteers Manual, 2 vols........ 200
Aliens Compendium Of Hardee's Tactics. SO
Gross's Military Surgery y............... rs
Mshans Field Forti6cations and Out posts,
eacn. 10
Hardee's Tactics, cheap edition ............ .25
The Soldiers Guide, 9 complete manual
and drill book, for the use Of Volunteers,
Militia, and the Home Guard .............. as
The Hand Book for the United States Sol
dier, being ffst book or introduction
to the United States Infantry Tactics. 20
Also, Military Maps, Charts, Guides, &c.
Flags badges, and Medals, Of every descrip-
ton.
All books free by mail
FRENCH 4 RICHSTEIN,
may 20 27s Pennsylvania ave.
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UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
For City Oteer'.
William Dixon, Collector.
Samuel &. Douglass. Register.
Leander Schamberter, Surveyor.
Fifth Ward Unconditional Uaio~ Ticket
For Aldermen-.william N. Ellis, long term
Nathan Sargent, short term.
John Grinder,
c. J. Garfield. may 80 As
The national Republican., 1861-05-30

EpIroRs REPUBLICAN: Is it not refreshing
sight to see men, who have ever been identified
with the broken.down Democratic party, who
have encouraged such revolutionary partisan
clubs as the National Volunteers, &C., &C., by
retaining their members in Office, after being
found guilty of roiting and sacking opposition
newspaper offices-who have prescribed every
man not holding their peculiar dogmss, even
to deprive their families Of bread-to see these
pure patriots up for Office as Union candidates
Whist kind Of Unionf Union for plunder and
ofice-Union as long as it suits them-Union
now, but disunion when it was thought JEFF
Davis would attack and occupy the city. Have
we not had these men to rule over US long
enough2 Have they not made the city bank.
rupt, and given the loyal men Of the country
cause to doubt our integrity as patriots? Let
us have Aldermen not afraid to vote on resolu.
tions sustaining the Government. Let us get
rid Of all "-fshy" politicians, all stale ciiques
and broken.rinded party hacks, and put in
purer men-who are for our country" in the
rigbt-but, right or wrong, our country; for the
Union first, last, and always.
UScoSDITIoSAL UNION.
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md Boston from being sacked
Lntsble forces, raised nobody
|and supported nobody knows
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from Montgomery to Pensacola, the wator
channel, although not absolutely indispensable
to the insurgents, could not have been closed
without naictiug upon hem the most serious
injury.
1t appears from various statements, that the
insurgent batteries were inadequately supplied
with heavy guns, until the completion Of the
Pensacola railroad.
The speculatious from that quarter are as
various as ever, as to the probability Of an at
tack. The latest we have seen, is q letter Of
May ls to the Mobile Register in which such
an attack is spoken Of - impending 1t
has been " impending good while.
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UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET FOR 's(RD
WARD.
For Collector-William Dixon.
Register-Ssmuel T. Douglass.
Surveyor-LeanderS Schsmberg,r.
/" Alderman-A. Q. Richards.
" Councilmen-A r. Shepherd,
J. Wollard,
NAV 3u--td Thomas Lewis.
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is influence
h defeating
Jog with its 10y.
IsTs.-FOr the
e Of food for
e following;
1ro, May %,
kported that
abs VI srht'
TUi ReciOr
u a lRciency
pns."
oops at Mem.
~ is certified
Aeman from
5 endorsed, as
IL may be in
krmy has been
\kansas and
The national Republican., 1861-05-30

:. f,fry, from that quarter From the
NJ regiments are advancing upon
The oaly line Of retreat for the enc.
Dsrs Ferry, is through the Valley Of
- this is being menaced BY the ad.
on Nhis city, and this menace will be
eeps when the Manassas Junction Is
~ nay be expected daily.
npnents Of the enemy can only be
bss IN early retrea. from Harper's
A. must be early, to be made at all,)
htxation for the defence Of Rich.
- probable.
nsvs issms, &C., on first page.
lsasn that not only have the six
poss) volanieer regiments Of Illinois
~ for three years, but that eleven
AA iaaAais;oa, Tor the same period, are
wy S2seAti.to the Geld.
4s<i6 Rides, Captain
attached to Col. Roger A.
hsst, consisting Of seventy.6ve
= Thsndsy seventyfo -four to one
Ven. They were disbanded the
Col. Pryor. "Nswtown is part
hmOutA.
a. There seems to be no doubt that Ex
Governor Banks, Of Massachusetts,, has been
rendered BY the President an appointment as
Brigadier General, and - Quartermaster Gen
eral Of the army.
~ Col. Anasrssa, there is little doubt, has
been appointed 70 .sw Western military di.
vision which has Just been formed, the bounda-
rieslbf which have not yet been announced.
16r 1t seems to be generally understood
that Hon. Robert c. Scbenck, Of Ohio, will be
appointed Brigadier General.
~ Since the begianing Of the present
troubles, one hundred and ninety.two resigna.
tons Of army and navy officers have been &C.
cepted by The Government.
n6nIlpslu Newport News, in the
Monroe, is otherwise
Ex0Rsiser says that
Futal military dictator
luton and laws as little
eat borders Of flower
New York regiment
Tuesday, and not &c
ID in many journals
returned to the navy
VAL correspondent
May "a, says:
battery is nearl!
~ stationed there
demonstration it II
Il NIKE"
,llovAg is comparative
rts, &zclssive Of specie
llstQ foreign ports 70
s inAuent
iIg with its 10
nrs.-For Il
Of food
following
Iro, Nay
ported th
insurgen
rFri Rect
The national Republican., 1861-05-30

w. CITY COIIECTOR.-Mr. K v. FENWICK Is pre-
scnted as = Union and Republican candidate fo
may II-u Many VOTERS
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w. TO THE CITIZENS or wAsHINGTON.-As our
municipal election IL near hand, would
spcuily prcseLt the name Of Mr Pearson, suit
able candidate for the Office Of Collector He Is native Of
the city LavOraby known for hs stanch adherence
the Constitution and Laws VI the land and tho eufoTceeni
Uf the HIS capacity and integrity well known,
and give guarantee for tho faithful aud bones fuament Of
tho duties VI tho of1ce. may l5-lw
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UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.

SizM Ward, U. U. Ticket.
DR.. George N. Dove, Alderman.
Samuel A. H. NoKim,
Thomas Z. Clark, Common Council.
Thomas McGrath,
George Brown, Assessor.
may 29-td
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Entrenchmtnt al Neppon Neps-The Im-
portancs Of the Posifion-The Enemy a
SeraTs Rint-Their Guns.
The following telegram CONES through the
Washington agent Of the Associated Press,
received yesterday:
FORTRESS MONROE,
Monday Ereni"g. My y, 1861.
A force Of z, 500 merchandising the Vermont
| and fourth Massachusetts regiments, and Steu.
ben Guards Of New York, with few regulars
and four pieces Of ar,illery=forHed to day an
entrenched camp at New port News. near the
mouth Of James river, and Gbout ten miles
from Fortress Monroe, across Hampton Roads
The Steuben Guards did not land at the
Fortress.
The rebel battery fred four shots at the EN-,
pire City and Quaker City, when of Sewalfs
Point Though al a distance Of over three
miles, the shots fell but little short, indicating
that the guns of the rebel battery are not o.
the heaviest calibre.
, The Point Of Newport News, like Sewal's
Point, ia in plain sight from the ramparts o
Fortress Monroe. TIE roadstead is there
about three miles wide. One ob,ect of tht
entrenched camp is to command Sand Island
| which is about midway between, and com
pletely guaras ,he entrance TO James river
Gen. Butler was fearful TIA, the rebels wouIc
take possession Of the island. Newport New
also cGmgands TO great extent the peninsula
between James agd York rivers.
A large force is 10 be ssstsEiE!ed there, and
80 important movement is likely II meet op
position. But two or three persons we're seel
at the Point. On account of the high wind, tn
Empire City could not land the Guards.
There was evidently great activity at Sew
all's Point last night
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to see that her children in Missouri seem dis
posed to yield to northern fanatacism and to
southern treason. In 1861 the plan of the
traitors was almost consummated, but they
could not quite fire up the southern heart to
the exploding notch. Then it was arranged
for Gen Quitman, gallant soldier, and de-
servedly popular as al officer and a gentle
man wherever he was known, to take COM
mand of tie knights of the golden circle, and
of other reckless filibusters, and conquer Gu
ba; while the 'gray-eyed man of destiny.
(Wm. Walker,) was to invade Central Amer
lea and dictate its destiny. BY this operation
they expected to make the Gulf Of Mexico
mare ctausum, to control the transit of
freight and passengers between the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans, reopen the African slave
trade, and annihlate all tariff protection of
American labor. May God in His infinite
mercy avert these dire calamities. My son,
DO your duty, and never disgrace your native
state, come what may
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THE MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian.
WEDNESDAY, Mar. Ii, 1861.

WEDNESDAY,, Mar. IL, 1861.
At market 80 Cattle. about $50 Beeves and
l04 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one. two and three years ODDS.
PKIcE>-Market Beef-Extra 1913 S7,25
first quality S6,62 5000; second do. 1918
third do. SO ordinary 5000.
Working Oxen-S9j, 600, 1870:
Cows and Calves-S35, 90, 90, 62.
IearlingS-SSO %.
Two Years Old-Sl5 l6.
Three Years Old-Sl7 49,
Sheep and LANDSLIDE at market. Extra and
selections. $3.50 600; in lots, 5000, l,5o, a
200.
Swine-00O0 at market.
IIidcs-ii DC per ID.
Calf Skins-l0 a lie per h.
PeltS--l 90 1,25 each
Ialow-6a &c per ID.
RENARks.-There was an improvement in
market to- day both in cattle and sheep. Cattle
sold quick at an advance of full % cts. per cwt.,
and sheep p to 50 cts per head better The river
sheep sold quick at 81 per 10, some as high as
c per ID. II. Gray, ESQ. of Lancaster, N II. had
- which averaged 100 lbs live weight which he
sold to D NJ Brown of Medford for 81 per Id.
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BOSTON MARKET, March ]

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perfectly adapted to all Lung and Bronchial Complaints
CoiIinun and iiammatory Sore Throat Whocping Cough
tulH"n and Spasmour Cough even 10 actual Con>umI-
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Washington Gossip.

After the Inauguration Mr. Lincoln was
asked whether he felt at all scared while de-
ivering his inaugural address, the threats of
assassination having been so numerous. He
replied that he had no such sensation, and
that he had often experienced much greater
fear III addressing dozen western men on
the subject of temperance"
1t is said that no less than thirty-tour Cor
gressmen unexpectedly met in the spacious
ante-room o. the White House Friday morn
ing. each anxious to present his little AK at
the presidential grindstone. Mr. Lincoln
took each III his turn, giving audience OF very
short duration. The rapidity with which he
dispatches business is remarkable, and the
ease with which he dives a, the pi,h of the
matter before him, evisc.ratins all comp!i
mentary or extraneous subjects, is the occa-
sion of general remark. Secretary Weles
was with him all the morning, and acted as a
Sor, Of ttndcf-tht presence Of a third party
having the effect Of Tightening buttonholcls.
Although candidates are named by scores for
the principal offices in the large cities, not
one of them has vet been seriors!y consider
ed. No opportunity for taking them up has
occurred. and it is quite probable they will
be deferred until the Immediate pressure is
over.
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DREPARE FOR SUGARING.

For sale by the subscriber at the Pail Factory,
near the Depot an improved article of PINE and
CEDAR SAP TUBS PALS. at low prices.
A good supply now on hand. Customers wanting
will please apply soon II they would make sure
of getting them for the present sugar season.
Orders from distance promptly attended to.
GEORGE n RICHARDSON.
St. Johnsbury, March 5. 1861. 1926
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rgs-CorGns The sudden changes of our climate are
,oIIrce, OF Pulmonary DRo>cHIAL. and AsrHNiIic Az
rrcrIo>S Experience having proved that simple rene
dies often &c, speedily and certainly when taken i'll The
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EOR SALE OR TO LET |!
THE WILLOUGHBY HOUSE,
WeStmOre Vt

This Hotel. situated on the North shore OF
Willoushbv Lake. and recently occupied by Ad-
olson White is now offered for sale by the sub
scriber. together with good farm attached to the
same. consisting of about r3O acres OF good Land
great part of which is under improvement.
The Ii otel and stable have been recently fitted
up in good style, and are comfortable and con-
vcnient.
The premises are about nine miles from the
West Burke Depot. four from the Lake House.
ten from West Charleston and twelve from Island
Pond.
The scenery at this point is unsurpassed in
beauty and grandeur by any in New England.
Possession given Immediately.
GEO. B. CHANDLER.
Concord, N. H., Feb. 20. 1861. 3ltf
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EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber has for sale small Farm. stu
ated on the stage road leading from Danville
Green to No. Danvilo, about : mile from the
latter place. Said farm contains about 10 acres
Of good land with house, shed and barn attached.
part only of the purchase money required
down. Liberal credit given for the remainder
Immediate possession given. Inquire of the sub
scrlber on the premises.
E. BALCH.
North Danvile, Mar. 6, 1861. 1888
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TINS report was In accordance with the previous awards
ut the .
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81. G.. Dickinson.
Railroad Street. St Johnsbury, March IA. lS6

- / 4 TE OF V T. X NJ 10 T.
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Edmund L IOurS administrator the estate y! said
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OF the 81 Vermont. and that would be heneii-
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4 ID lSl You Therefore hereby Notified appear
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Dated AZ LuIl,Ilb,. this 9TH day OF March 4 u l>G
s. JONAH BROOKS Judge.
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ReynoIdsjury. Franklin Co. o. Jan. 9. 1861.
Henry c. Spaldng. No. IS Cedar st. n. y.
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