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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

s+.Yr Nla& Railroads. ,..
N. O.. JACKSON AND ,pEAr nronnrrr,r,r

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, February 8. 1851 1876 bales cotton
Skipwth-l44J j & Cromwell-l44 Walker 4
snder.l3l Rosser, Prothro &co-l26 w ] Robson
.l25 Carroll, Hoy Geo. 102 Stewart & James-97
M murphy T Sykes &co- 81 Mcfarland & Barksdale-
~ ~ y 7 Black &co- so I II & J NJ Allen &co-4s
MeLemore, NJ Rayburn Gco-4S Payne & Harrison
40 Lane, Salter &co--46 Davis, jenkins &co-45 do
Green d Crump- A Moore & Browder-42 do A ]
duliy &co- 40 Allison, Pattison &co--40 Frierson
@ oonWay y, Seo.37 Broadwel & Haynes-37 Thomp-
carroll &eo- 20 R L Adams eco II Pritchard &
fioWer.27 Block, McAfee &co--24 Thornhill &co
"a ~ I Mills &co-- 23 Rhorer & zunts- 81 Patton
smith q Putnam-2I Copes & Phelps-2O Campbeli
q Strong 20 Boyd Eco 10 Nugent GcoE "a
Iarleton, Whiting 4 Tullis-16 Hardie &co-16
samuel Barret.l3 Wright & Allen IL Fellowes 3
CO. IL Jos Lallande-12 Ar Miltenberger- II do
Buhum &co-lo Lewis & Oglesby-IO Montcomery
d Il Hali.lo J r Groves &co-9 Watt & Nobie-Sdo
Lew Sco-- s B NJ Lowe &co-7 Foley. Avery r.
CO. Dodd d Bateman-7 F VanBibberr--G do
Holloway Lonsdale-6J j W Champlin &co-5 do
nixon &co. 5 W Johnson Geo 5 do Coleman
Bfltton d Withers-5 Parrish & Kern-5 do Byrne
Vance &co-4 Norton, Mosby &co-4 F B Ernest III =
Co Co DnnGan, Payne &eo-4 A Henkel &co-3
Bunnell q Bailietf- 2 J Watt Sco-2 do Rotchfnrd
Brown &co-l Williams &co-1 to order snn'
dries to ordeT-Total 1896 bales cotton.
MO-, OPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
BRAsHEAR CITY. February 8. 1861 20 bbds
sugar Z leverich &co--15 do Foley, Avery Eco
IL z 90 26 bbls molasses Hewitt Norton eco 50 |
60 ration, Henderson &co-14 bales moss and sun |
dries to order.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
: :, MoBlLE- Per steamer Cuba 3D2 bales cotton
Y y DDupasseur &eo- SO do to order kegs lard to
! Geddes--t snndries to order-Total 38l bales of
cotton. o' Ii> VI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
Passengers.

Per steamship Austin. from Galveston via Sabine
Pass Kirkweod, Sapp, johnson, Busby, Minford
Farr, lady and child--l6 on deck, negroes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
Spoken.

By Capt Wilson, of the ship Felicia, January sth,
in lat. so, British bark John Bunyan, 81 days out
from Buenos Ayres, bound to London.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
he1yes FRIDAY. Feb 10 af5P. M
ESlM PA AXdAEI III 4 u rr,E..,u ut 49,.

T4S b. and Arkansas Line Gora's BiuT Lind f;poxe ~
,;,luze, Point Pleasant, Onacita Cty Trenton
Monroe, Pine Bluff Columbia IJarr,snnb,p
and % asd aL al" HIT nemsaa'e landings Barthoome
pgiG15e @ packet steamer Telegram f. n stennTf aste
o "' "'''e of ,IeIettt " passage apply on board
fa9 'ilt9lNlgSr O. DENTzEL,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

Boston, February l. Cleared for this port ship
Ocean Queen, Hincllley bark Peter Clinton. Brag.
don bark brilliant, Coburn 2d-arrived from
this port bark David Kimbali, I4nnell; 3d-bark
G. s: Hunt Woodbury..
Charleston, January 3l.--Cleared for this port,
schooner r. ?. Stoney, Bergman schooner b. s.
Williams, Williams. 65 g7
, Newport, February Il Arrived at this port,
through stress Of weather, brig Pamela, Plummer,
from New Orleans bound to New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

W9a h Ine elegant, fast running aud m1enjcept nss
packet PA sal Jones, f. Keeljn% NM
- 'eT H. viii leave as above Camden ChSynnagno Ss
InTi H. TH$ LTenton Monroe Pine Bluff Castor and1g r
srrisonbnFg Trinity all landings on BaeL rfuo ~
nine nhe MA S@a M For Hudson Baton Rouge Plaque
' having unsurpassed recommendation AMY &
fno flhGlNIuS O. DENTIEL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

urand buke was built expressly for the Rrd Piyor toao
in the trade -t 81 4ot surpassed by any boat
Passengers and shipners rely on the Grand Dph
on me regular advertised day as above ~ "' leaving
FOR freight or passage apply hoard
d91 VIk6INIUS c. DENTzEI
sva,f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
S AL1NE RIVER.
Leaves on, SATURDAY. Fce. . at 5FM

HUif SALINE RTVIER-FOR MOUNT
Mills Pennington DeWts FFSSw F4rfTw NcnrGas Ncnde,s
M 1zmantF Cnrcuf's. Long view Meek's Hampies
Fssr geow M2ne sa4es light passenger paekot
above aud give through bills adte witban MIL ieeNe as
'FSisht Or passage apply on board tp ptis'= + OF
fcs e-F1fdlN1us g DENT2EL,
rcy.rl,n ,r,r,o, NJ r. Advertising Agent
OF Bienvlc street. " ' wing ireRnt al tle loot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

4
sste siasiliE Deaaison, from Indianoa yie
lvestqn, q Harris LIST DIST g $50 =
Steamship austin smith iii alyasfoT a I'D I'LL
x,,.,. Fass. ass lo Y Hafgis-B BerWickfs Bays
n ftl LiyerpooI Decem
Y ber 9At3l, SO mast ist Iist 95 z = -
Brit ship 9gnfn. Richardson. i'll Bristol ft,,,,,S
1ye9aa hala N eelaber to NY Rheeler Il Shepherd z
Z sslNip Feilea, ilsons fm Havre 2sth December Il
last, % MASTER Sd dist, Al. 4 =
Pup Susan I tearing lysornb. 70 days I'm Boston
Brig u g Berry Rice sd days FIN New Y6y,9 y
Saeo A A, Eoalck lst diat, Ia S v
aslss slaix fs eloFf fn PENSACOLA, to master
schr ssathssps Hanson frn Pensacola, 10 master.
schr Uaioa, Watson, 6 days fnI Corpus Christi II
ol(enbuW A IssapaFrs= Basin. Il
kschf Aaeitlas fn The Coast, master I'd dist.
steaannonts.
holltgo1lery Mont onaery, f,n Louisville.
a. - a9. ssleans fIn Cincinnati
y y feI9lett, Keaeif. fin st Loiiis.
Sisz q MeMph l1aunts I'm Cairo
q eW hails Gitys SswitzeF, fni Cairo.
Aatenez iseathers, I'm Eiekshura.
sI SsIleAx9ae sl n W. bT9aa fin ST MartinsrilIe.
Sews Boy RE yaelss fiji Bayoa ID Giaiae.
empire Parrish, Grant, fIn Lower Coast.
Ainevah, I'm Grand Eeere. N
Bee, Roll, frl BsTatafa.
a eW leans Sfgrl tlle Gsasf
IpsfEtll ssasatsso, ia. Bayou Sara.
Asaals lIisent, tn DonalasongiiIe:
Era y 9 Z, y Nhiteeita, fn Washington.
beat N lasidoa. Phillips fin fiie passesas
s2sEea DOWN and 10 sea on the 5tIf inst
sssiP aa Ne losk, bark Atlas and brig I 4 eeGs
sspasa ip Ships Golaea Eagle aild PiI-
t0gbeas James = nfg, Brown nom the Passes |!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

apply on board. - 's SI'ehuia accommodations
70? LOUIS u Or was bui expressly far the Rad
the trade. ~ '''' 10 1'ot surpassed by any boat
m @ and shippers rely on the Lopis D50r
ds1 FlRGISIuS C. DFNTZFT
ti4in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

-.7towed down and to sea on the 5th inst,
ships Samuel adams and Ghimhorazo- bro /
up ships Felicia and Susan Fearing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
Leaves a, On 259 TIE ,TrIgEsnAY. Feb: IS. at 5P.M.

! .u.,., REGULAR OUACEiFra p PAcKEr-
oGmeH Mers Rdhr Rn Ronrk Eldorado Cbas,
Rnf R dAI,ygs AySms 4arf andt1 Saline Ezra Marie Rowlaud
TrGgntaE Tg M6 Port Union sepgon Mouth 4rbonne
biz mes T,s TGHh hGhensy Pine Bluff Castors Conn
n @ on 0naGhia yerThe new and splendid sW p1nin
p;Iiige r;Ii steamer 5utla Touro Ill Imnehorne masdar
WI" leave rs above For freight passage ap6ly orr
fe9 FlkiINJUStC C. nENTIEI,
Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

me Starlight built expressly for Red RfrcY trade
an Tor comfort safety and speed surpassed Nv su hos
her regular advertised day as above - "h 'H
For freight or passage apply on board
IN, F1RGlEfUS G. nEET2ET
uvartfa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
Lea7ee On TUESDAY. Feb 10 etEp n
EELIsILI. a u M = - ~ 80 q = . y.

4T, haF9r Gants9, Beach Hills, Mier's Bihd Cham
fS Aiabana nnne Trenton, Monroe Tntie Pns
lnndings n nar1i,ah'NTg Trinity, and ali uferrente
"IsS on puhchlsa ttFefThe elegant fast ru,rinT,
isnya "e @ ] steamer IISress A. b. HOPKINS master Will
cofhLhodations, apply board. @' 's '"pe''of ac-
fa FlRGINIUS G. DENTHET,
sfnfsA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
sIltslI1gsllfe.
'ansessr oFrIss, No. 10 cAMr sIassr, ].
telaFeil Vest ea,sia q

eHgscEsT 9r 9rrioE. Nc. 10 cai,lp Street.
satneaey Morning. February d 1851.
s'teafsa Yssterdays
I sctr Kate Bfllee, Stone. for Apalaefticola,
Neg schr rillliarte ,inola, for canpeachy and
r. aiss VI Fernandez &co,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
B E U F RIVER


49, h. and BGnf River Park+t-1hs s,1eios "
very light drRHgh wheel steamer EroY;m N
sSszs7sE1zsB f. ''nodwin master Frease and noTsat'
e9TR nn & vii save AS above for Point Jefferson lon Red oath
and all intermediate anGlRgs Boluf river For
passage apply on board " ss'' Vi
ia2n =; 5,tiL 5hnMiMlsL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

noJ b. a. freight for way and plantation landings mnss be-
@ " he boppes on return Of the boat Passen,ers Iii; "
ed at my POINT on the Coast regular Coast Packet %
morning. y e'st' oA tHe 4eSeceFery Friday
plying to the agents. ~ P"'o"se secured Dy ap-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

HsT IN For gamten, French Port Reach fTf Sif1 ~
IsuiI LITTLE by Champsgnolel Wi Wi;ningtaTns MieTs
SHsci3ja r. fFfam KEN f,l' Marie Saline Aabama inniinp'
pin ~ y M"lth Bay"n Bartholomew Treuton ST|E'
dt ns o ln CGhGhl Harsi'on6tg Dy and ali Bte5m
on .IIHeiF nnd Black rverSb.
nsSasg pa s packet Twilight, Tos Scott nasfer S; IT,
paSs0ge apply board - 's'. eot ireight or
f.o FIRGlNIUs G. DENTZET ~
Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
Exports.

APALAGHIC0LA--P Per schr Kate L Bruce-36
cks bacon 2S bbls pork bbls lard 9s bbls whisky
Y bbls -four 16 bbls potatoes bbls sugar is hhds
sngar 374 bbs molasses 1882 scks corn bbls rice
5s scks coffee and snndries
CAAPEACHY AND SISAI4- Per schr Brilante
200 bbls -four Ia bbls vinegar as ties hams hbls
oil tea lard 195 pigs oil 80 pkgs butter 40 bxs
candles and sundries
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING.s PREPARED GLgEi
sPALp1NG's PREPARED GLUEl
Save the Pieesay

SOON oMYf Drsp.~oz
s57 s8~''A Stitch in Tire Saves Nlnensss
Assceidents will happen, in well fsr,ios
sery desirable to have cheap
pairing Furniture, Toys oroekery etc.
sPalding'a Prepared Glue a.
Aeesa such emergencies and no household can
Hheuit Il is always ready up the sticking no,nt
Fhereis no longer necessity for ping chairs splIpsre m
aerS headieas dolls and broken cradles II is tbe sr
o cone she'll and othar work. 80 popular with Ia
tioa of refinement and taste. ns
This admirable preparation is used cold being chsIcs
Aeid IN solution and possessing ~ the valuable Of h
osss It ey be the place of orai
fary tueage. hsing vastly more adhesive
''USEEUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
NJ Brush accompanies each bnttIo Price 2s cent,
Wholesale Depot, No. 4s Cedar street New York,
Address HENRY o. SPALDTNG L CO.,
Box No. 5000, Nav York.
Putnpfcr Daalcrain 5contsiung four eight
Lthogrsph Show. Gard accompanying eaeS
paeksgo - s"sA
6 20 As'nslssetile Of sFABDIEGIs PREPARED GIrTR |
i saFe 'sn tinssi COS sausly 20 everg hougsisld
se9 ef ahpr0ainett staopers, Druggists FEsrt1areans
! ''asntiFs Deaasis, f9gooegs, ,sud Ealvy Stsees
SSpaEsy peSehants sheaid make note of sPAIDrEG,s
y hU z, when making up iheIrst Iswiil gtssd
!. e...-.so. ials Iy&w
I'VE WINES FOR THE Hot1nA -sa8srn PoT,
ssa s, D.GRATIAA ( CO.. " sang "
- - t2ss.e.onhonse strset
tft-as cases Keppsrts superior oye, e,r sale BY
eciner Grayier and New Lsyse sts !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
STEAM BOATS


MO-. AND v-saan
i,sEASts MEMPH1su,s. MAIL sss
aAaSlAaAssEhLINE OF PACKETS sse----askG
Composed of the splendid steamers ~,
AnS0mhr.J. D, Clarke master .......
Ed. j. Gay, Bart. Bowen master
leaving every TUESDAY, at5P,M.
Imperial. g. S. Rogers, master
John Sinnonds, J. f. Hicks master
Every THURSDAY at5PM,
New Uncle Sam. A. R. Irwin master
III. IL. w. Hill, T. H. Newell, master
Every SATURDAY, at5PM
Connecting Mt Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI, POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST
For freight passage apply to
'No h. HYDE CO., Memphis Packet Of1ce
n2l If 81 Cbnr,oa 1rat, ,c,' e"eo'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

Leaves on WEnNEspAys Feb i, ntbP.M


. HEGul<AS SHREVEPORT u. s.
Grand Ecpre Monte gamery Collie Wexand,ia'
sEs4 Batbn,s and all Intermediate landings on re-,
River The magnificent and fasnling passenger packet
steamer starlight, Chss hayes MASTER viii leave as
above. For freight passage apply hnnrd -
fe9 Aavert;s;a,, .ou. ~.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
REGULAR RED RIVER NET1
~ M.ORLEANS AND LEFEEEsIN TIeadar III y

apply on board, '" eIoAt'DtonhuohS'
GEORGE y. TfITE, No & Front Etrasf
MUSE MURDOCH, No. 4 Prnnt strs%,
rt. r,,- n y; SMITH, iTchounitnaas ,irept S~'-
lhe )oupoon was built expressly The RED River t,d
in the trade. f-' 80 ' 'N' PaS'sa by any boas
i6n bHstuess. - '' 10 an way ana Pianta-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09
Leaves SATURDAY. Feb. 9,ot5P ~
Leaves m MlS1AY. fIih instant Mt 5Pu
REGILAR Z EA u Arrrs = a..s.. : y. -

YiSS R mew Pncket - Tho new nnd anendid atsaSG- ra
packer steamer II. s. COnley j q siSta
- viii leave above for Arkrrras
NY trenton Monroe Harrisonbnrc Trinity "nI a., ,UhAeps
F9r tp,thSr information apply on b6syd River
Inc 'ohley connects with the Red (iet NJ . o.. .r,,
ABOVE Arkansas Line, positively ' 'or All landings
feo VlRGIEIUs O. pEETzFI.
A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

NEIEULAR RWD KgVWR NEW
~ s Orlcaus and shreveport THURSDAY T. 4 MAI,
Pasengcr PRcketThe new nacninceuf arst
passenger paSke Starlight Charles
Hayes, MASTER VIII leave regularly for Shreveport Grand
Bayou onshRtn Campte Grand Ecora xandra and ali
landings on Red River, as follows: s-
Leaves New Orleans. Leaves Shreyenort
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

fIEtRIPHIS AND NEW IN TEAws
~ h Packet Line-U. S. Mail PacketoFor basS; NE
and The fends-Te fine splendid passehppr
sasssESteamer I'm mperiaI, c. s. Rogers mastcr Eli
e ready to receive freight from the of irod street nm
apply on board " 'sN' of passage
30 JOHN f. HYDE 4 Co,
tso r,, under st. Charles Hotel left wing
t,S 9e connects al Memphis with the Memphis and
and Arkansas rivers. - ' " AZ P'ehe'S ioF "nlte
Bills of lading signed st " 8 oaica of ,ho 49,.
o clock on day Of departure. " ~ Nsehs mp 10 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-09

Esd r. "a SHzsSs 8 SsgA4lsA AM EzkNSsIsEA Wa
"a @ @otts-ihe $nbscither has Just arrived wi,h a "a
~ EisG q very likely Carolina and YirsaiS RR-S5s
consisting Of Field Hands House Ser. lss
I NJ geSs Masaets Rnd lQners, also BricklGySF and
fresh supplies daring The selson PoTsanS
lacy will be sold accommodating terms ~ sHe:E
400 a.. H.*F. PETERSON
se~' ~ l5Perdlde5fsest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12

- There WAS an untounded rumor about
the streets yesterday that there had been an
angagement in Virginia, and that the YER
mont troops were badly cat up. The story
was made entirely Of "whole CLOTH" no news
q the kind having arrived here by telegraph.
Should any event Of sufficient Importance
,ran>pire at any time We should issue an ex-
,r;.. We can hardly conceive Of wretch
Aear'less enough to start such story. when
ice mas, know that he brings anguish to hun
dred> who have friends in the LIST and ID
vermont regiments. We caution our read
r. 'stinst believing such rumors, and par
.-c9.ariy against circulating them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12
LATEST NEWS.
4 Battle in Missouri.
Great Loss of Life on both
Sides.
CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS.

KANSAS CITY, July 10.
The Fort Scott Democrat Of the .th. con-
tains an account Of a battle between the Mis-
sour State troops under Gov. Jackson, and
Gen. Kaines, numbering by tne:r own ac-
count, from 10000 to- $1,000 and the Fedora
forces under Col. Seisi numbering 100. -
Our informant says On "Wednesday 81 ms.
that the State troops left Rupees Point, and
movet. south 70 Murray, distance + miles
On Friday morning they broke Camp and
marched south in the direction of Carthage
the county seat of Jackson county. At Rriar
Fork miles north Of Carthage, they were
met by Col. Seigl with 100 men, who imme
diately gave battle.
The first onset resulted in the State troops
being driven back some distance, and then
officers ordered retreat Their centre gay,
way. but the order not being heard on Ii,
hanks the advancing Federal troops were il
danger Of being surrounded and fell back
retreating slowly, keeping up fight. our ar
tllery making fearful havoc among the reb
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12
w Z Ii \ V E
CONSTANTLY KEEP ON HAND.

CONSTANTLY KEEP ON HAND.
the best stock of Carriage and House Paints in
Northern Vermont; Earnsh Of all kinds. from
Sl.i2 to 81, 80 per gallon, and quality warranted
Common and Ornamental Brushes of almost eve
ry kind, w hitewash Brushes, Dust Brushes.
Color Brushes; GralnerS and Granting Combs ::
Blenders, Sash Tools, Earnsh Brushes and Fea-
ther Busters, SHIPPERS and Scrolling Brushes.
Lettering Pencils. and in short every Color. Var
nsh and Brush that a Painter needs TO work with.
Also complete stock Of Drugs, Medicines. Pa
tent Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Port Mo-
naes. Wallets, Soaps, Pomades Choice Perf,1m
cry, Shoulder Braces and Abdominal Supporters
"a new and improved PATTERN the best in market
Chamois Skins or Wash Leather, Tea, Coffee
Cocoa Cocoa Shells, IIOyt's Premium BtterS
Hoyt K Green's Tincture of Arnica. Pocket
Knives, Scissors. Razors and Strops Aurices for
the Deaf Camphene, Fluid, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, Walls and Bottles of all descriptions
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
at ali hours. Orders are solicited.
n. B. Our word is as good as the money. and
what is not found to DE as we represent, the mo.
hey Wi! be refunded or goods exchanged.
We would return our sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon us for the las,
two wears and would say that as our trade ha,
greatly increased, our facilities and knowledge
have also improved in regard to the wants f GU,
customers and we are prepared to do better by
purchasers who want our kind of goods than an,
store in Northern Vermont. Those who use Var
nsh and Paints in small quantities will save mucf
by calling upon US.
HOYT & GREEN.
Railroad street, st Johnsbury, July 9, 1861.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12
From the Daily Of Wednesday.
CAMP BAXT ER.
Arm, for the Third Regiment Procured.

Arm, for the Third Regiment Procured.
/. will be recollected that the official an
.ouncemcnt, made by direction of Governor
tairbark ks. and published few days SINCE
stated among other things relating to the
outfit of the Third Regiment, that in respect
- arms. all efforts to procure the rlfed mus
Aet had up to that time proved unavailing,
TIT that further efforts would be made
Since that time the Governor and Quarter
master General Davis have been unremitting
in their endeavors to suppl the regiment
with the improved arms, and We are exceed
ngly glad TO be able to state this morning
that these efforts have al last been crowned
with success, through the immediate agency
of Mr.. W. B. Hatch, of the firm of Fairbanks
\ Co.. New York. acting under the direction
.. the State government. Mr.. Hatch by
great diligence has been fortunate enough to
secure rited muskets, with the angular bayo-
nct both Of the most approved pattern and
quality, and upon very satisfactory terms,
the price paid per musket being several dol
lars less than has been paid by the govern
ment of Massachusetts, for arms Of inferior
quality. In letter from Mr.. Hatch, which
is now before us, he SAYS that these musketS
are the only lot Of tie hind which could have
oe.n procured for thirty days to come. Had
not Mr. Hatch fortunately secured these mus
kcts, the third regiment would have been
compelled to accept the smooth bore musket,
altered to the percussion lock, the Superln;end-
rnt Of the armory at Springfield having teie-
graphed to Gov Fairbanks that none but al
tered muskets remain in the armory, and but
few of these With such guns the regiment
never would have been satisfied. But with
those that have been fortunately procured by
he greatest good luck. the boys will 60 forth
checrfullv and with that confidence which the
Consciousness of being well armed always
inspires in the good soldier.
The muske,s are already shipped for st
Johusbury, and are expected daily. We
have 10 doubt the purchase Of these arms,
especially at a time when the demand is so
great and the supply SO small, will be mat
Ter Of congratulation throughout the state
No better soldiers than the Vermont boys
will 20 into the field. and properly armed,
,aev will do credit to themselves and to the
safe which sends them forth to battle for
the Union.
twas very much regretted by every body
Ia, the second regiment could not be sup
Piled with ritled muskets, but all efforts to
procure them az that time were without avail
We are pleased, however, to notice that a
Geographic dispatch to the World, under date
O.. July &, states that the secretary of wal
has assured senator Foot that the ii regiment
will be furnished with Mimic rifles in ex
change 70: the smooth bore muskets witt
which they left the state. We sincerely hop,
the announcement is well founded.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12
Full Companies.

The companies are all full, with the excep-
Son of one, and that is expected to be filled
to-day. Probably the Inspector will proceed
with MS duties without delay.
The Roll Call.
Thc following are The orders for each day
d, camp Baxter, for the present:
Revelle. al ) A. W.
Police Call at - \. VI.
Breakfast at 81 A. NJ
Guard mounting and Surgeons call at
j. VI.
Dinner at IL NJ.
Retreat Parade at =. NJ.
Supper 81 ?. NJ.
Tattoo at Q =. NJ
Taps at % =. VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12
DEATHS.

f. Emerson, aged % years.
In St Johnsbury, July 3, Clarence L., son Of
Isaiah and Mary Robinson, aged months and
weeks.
Another lovely bud so young and fair,
Called hence by early doom!
It came to show how fair flower
In Paradise might bloom Con-.
Tn Greensboro June 81. Mary Jane, daughter
Of Rev G. and Mary Jane Campbell, aged 3 years
and months.
In Lyndon, June 80, VIM Fisher, aged 96
Years and six months-thc Oldest man in town.
In Pcacham. July 5. Samuel Chandler, aged SO
years.
In Ryegate, June 70, Iiazen Burbank, aged s;
years.
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New YORK, July 8.

\ Washington despatch to the World says
Col. Lamon from Martiasburg this morning
reports all quiet there.
\ son Of Capt. Mason Of the rebel army
an overseer Of several negroes, two wagons
loaded with grain and two mules were seized
by the LIST Conn. regiment July 7. They
were leaving the vicinity Of Falls Church for
the rebel army.
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h.:. V. II. Miibu:n, the blind preacher.
"i denver lecture III this place on Wednes-
'1y evening Of next week. Mr.. Milburn is
popular lecturer, and a worthy man, and if
Tie peop.e do not hear him, they will lose
rare entertainment
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~ Ctltgrap9
TIL f. CALEDON [ A n
Latest from the Seat of War.
BALTIMORE. July :

BALTIMORE, July :.
Col. Kenly Of the Md. regiment remains
here few days to discharge the duties Of
Provost Marshal till the police affairs are ar
ranged to the satisfaction of the government.
A detachment of the I'd Maine regiment
passed through this city this evening es-
corted by Company l, Col. Styles, of the Penn.
regiment.
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Second Despatch.

The losses on the part Of the State troops
are rot less than 300 or 800. The ground
in many places was strewn with dead horses,
and the stencil was sickening. The whole
country is laid desoate. Fences are torn
down. crops trampled and houses plundered.
Parties of women stated that every thing
had been taken from them BY the traitors
except what they had on.
1t was reported that an attack had been
made on Seigel and 400 Of his troops killed.
GOO taken prisoners, and three pieces Of ar
tillery. But our informant SAYS he heard a
messenger from the rebel camp say they had
killed but one man after entering Carthage
and had taken no guns.