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Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian
WEDNESDAY, July l6, 1862.


At market 1913 Cattle. about 42j Beeves and
% Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and &c two and three years ods.
KICES-Market Beef-Extra 1928 $ $50;
first quality $500 5000; second do. Sj,2j a
5000; third do 500 5000; ordinary.
Working Oxen-S90. ~. a 900
Cows and CalveS-S2j, SO, 45, a 90.
Iearings-S0 60.
Two Years Old-S00 co.
Three Years Old-S2O a 2l.
Sheep and Lambs-2l20 at market. Extra and
selections. $50. 400 900; in lots, Sl,7j
O,00a 100
Spring Lambs-S300 40
Swine-0 at market.
Hidcs-6 6!c per ID.
Calf SKINS &c per ID.
PeltS-sS0.62 0,75 each.
Tallow-6tt &c per ID.
Veal Calves-from 81 to $3.50.
Beef % per cent lower-market dull Not ma
ny buyers at present. Sheep. and lambs espec-
tally sold - and 30 cents higher than last week.
Not so many calves brought to market but bet
ter quality and sold at higher prices.
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Confectionery of all Kinds.

Oranges and Lemons, Figs. Nuts of every de-
>cription Pipes of twenty different varieties. To-
baccO. 4 better assortment than ca. be found in
this County. We have the celebrated Union
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, said to be the best
thing that is used Cigars of all kinds. Extracts
of Lemon. Orange. Vanilla, &c. We have the
celebrated Anncars Boot Backing. q superior ar
tice: also. Boot Brushes. Pocket Books. Wal
let's Port Monaics. Tobacco Boxes, Percussion
Caps. Cigar Cases, &c . &c.
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pEACHANI.
">'cai Convention.

r, Communicated
,'e convention holden under the direction
'':s' Prouty and French at Lower Wa
'''''' last week, was decided success
'' '"oFus consisted of about one hundred
s"'' comprising some Of the best musical
'''' III Vermont. Prof Prouty has been
VIZ. known in this section of the country
many Years as a successful teacher Of vo-
|'-,'c' to need any commentator from
VIZ French, who presided at the piano
" '"e admiration of all present by his rare
49,. -,'s' talent as pianist, and by the ener.
''' manner in which he assisted in conduct.
we exercises of the convention.
~ ~ L. b. Harrington and family of 81
r, -,N'ary East, and Mr. s. o. Spencer of
''e' W atertord, who is one of the fines
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''a'h Ola Vt. Sharp Shooter.

Med IN the late battle near Richmond,
XVI H. Leet, Co. f, Berdan's sharp shooters,
'lFF!y OF Marshiield, Vt. The news was
.,s'ed here Friday evening, where his wife,
"','eF and sister and other relatives now re-
'. Inc bali passed through his spine,
'''"s him instantly. When the rebellion
Ne OUT, ne enlisted as three months man,
'- returned to his family in August. He
,''''ed with them until Sept. 9TH, when he
''''''- IN the New Hampshire company Of
.''? shooters. He leaves large circle Of
'''7'-s t. lament his loss.
PEACHAM.
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The Concert.

Inc tOnctrt.
We have already spoken Of the concert of
- Mendelssohn Quintette Club of Boston,
s De held At the Town Hall on August LIST
q. ID. 1t will be noticed by their adver-
.~ment that they are to be assisted by Miss
Llle Curtis, the well known and very pop
.E vocalist The Memberships recently
:''s concert in Washington, and that staid
paper the National Intelligencer, spoke
them in this manner:
Inc Mendelssohn Quintette Club of Bos-
gave their second and last concert at
wards Hall last evening. The music af.
''9d by this most excellent company of ar
.''> has never been excelled in this city, and
use OF our citizens who were fortunate e.
ign to listen to their performances will
We something to remember. The club
.'''> Of Messrs VIM. Schultze, Carl Mel
,.c Robert Goering, Thomas Ryan and Wuli
'"r', Each member of the club is master
us instrument and an accomplished n.usi
IN as well. We have heard nothing like
.. even, delicate mingling of sounds which
->e artists produce"
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fCTAGE NOTICE.

The undersigned mail contractor from Lyn-
don to Sheffield. would inform the public that he
will run good team and covered carriage for the
convenience of passengers, from Lyndon through
Wheelock. to Sheffield. three times per week as
follows: Leave Sheffield at 3 p. " Tuesdays.
thursdays and Saturdays, reaching Lyndon at
D P. M Leave Lyndon same days on arrival Of
cars from the South and reach Sheffield by p. m.
He hopes by careful attention and moderate bills
to obtain the patronage of the public.
SYLVESTER HALL.
Sheffield, April %, 1862. 9Itf
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The Confessions and Experience of an
Invalid. Published for the benefit and as a
warning and a caution to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature decay, &c :;
supplying at the same time the means of self
cure. BY one who has cured himself after being
put to great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. BY enclosing postpaid address,
ed envelope, single copies may be had of the au-
thor, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, esq, Bedford, Kings
Co. n. y. S5-l337
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as IN DAYS OF OLD. .aa

70
There was time, in days Of old,
When health was priced above fine gold
That day has paSSed-al now neglect
That precious boon-all should protect.
OF and reason all are berett
OrIt would appear there's but little left.
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These remarkable Pills Startle whole communities by
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
,ocAL AND STATE ITEMS.
pr;ef Locals.

sriet Locals
There is to be social levee at Union
an Friday evening for the benefit OF Capt
- Eros, and his company of soldiers now
= "a for the war; There will be vocal
| ~ ,rumental music, and social good
- i expected. 1t will be a favorable time
.1os our good will to the soldiers at any
.,,a lie. our people give them benefit
The tickets are ten cents.
The military company recruited by MIR
r.o,, remains here yet. They will be IN
,.,c,ed by Brigade Surgeon Phelps to-day
Friday, and will probably go into camp at
..,.,,eboro in few days. They are drilling
..,afuIly every day under the instruction OF
,.,r, D;mmicl Of Woodstock, assisted by
r.NL Poland of the West Point military
.,oI and Mr. Geo. L. Chamberlin Of this
no. Lieut. Dimmck was out in the first
r.rmont regiment. Under such competent
,.,uctors, the company can hardly fail Of
ing well drilled.
A new firm advertise in to-day's paper
v...r, Downing \ Morrill,, who have filled
ne new store on Railroad street, former
occupied by 5. Dickey.
There was good deal of rain about US
Monday and Tuesday, but none at this
.s save short thunder shower Tuesday
n. about ten o'clock.
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H AIR JEW ELRY
WATCH CLOCK IND JEWELRY
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING

Having had over II years experience in the
business, being practical MATCHMAKER and En-
graver myself, L shall spare no pains in giving
satisfaction in this department of nv business
and warrant all work. c. c. CH1LDS.
ST Johnstury VI
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The Fall Term of this Institution will COM
mence Wednesday, Aug. 9th and continue II
weeks. Good instruction will be given in all
branches usually taught in similar Institutions
Special attention will be given to Drawing and
Music.
JOSIAH H. HUNT, A. B., Principal.
MISS CARRIE HARVEY, Precepuess. 3-5
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Noses Merrill, son of Samue! Merrill, ESQ.,,
'N'on, was missed from his home two
'.'" ago last Friday, and nothing of his
'"T'eao9uts was known until last Sabbath,
wen some persons discovered his body in
''"T"''er Pond. AS he was subject to fits it
supposed that in one of these attacks he
W. r,''eFed into the pond and was drowned.-
''S age was - years.
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Sauces of all Kinds.

Worcestershire Sauce. Lord Ward.l for roast
meat and steaks. something that Is desirable IL
all families: Fresh Tomato. ket-hup. Chow
Chow. French Mustard. jenkins. Pepper sauce
Horse Radish. Mustard. &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-07-18
TATE OF VERMO Mt.

8 TATE OF v E R NON T.
~ Caledonia District, SIS.
In Probate Court held at ST JOhIsbury within and for
said District. on the lUth day vi July, A ID. lS62:
Instrument purpurtIs toi be the last Will and Tcs-
District deceased being preSe ed 10 the Court BY Robert
Dickson, the executor therein named for Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear Al session OF said Court
be holden at the Probate Office III ST JUisuury
% Of August ilSG2. and show
have against Probate O SAID WILL which PURPOSE
further ordered that copy OF the this order
published three successfully in The Caedunla
printed ST. JOhsbur! previous 10 said time appointed
ior hearing. ASA L. FRENCH, judge vi Probate
A true copy OF record.
35 Attest. ASA L. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
g TATE OF MONT.
~ Essex District, s..
Alta Probate Court holden at Probate Office in Luuen-
burg within and Tor said district, ON the 18th day OF July
A ID. 1867.
AN Instrument, purporting TO be the Last viii and
Testament OF John Dewey, late OF Maidstone said
district deceased being presented To the Court here by
Mary g. Dewey the eXecutrX therein named for Probate
Ii ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at session vi said court TO
be holden the Probate Office Ill lunenolrg on the lst
day August, lSG2, and slew cause, II any fhey
have against the probate of said Will for which
further ordered that copy of the record vi this
order be published weeks successfully III The Gale
DOMAIN printed ST. JohnsDury previous 10 said time
appointed TOR hearing.
A true copy Of record, 3-5
Attest, JONAH BROOKS, Judge.
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T NilleI.

Dr. NlIIeI.
Son after this noted individual left this
...e il was rumored that he was arrested at
,4.ca,ter for some criminality perpetrated
.a,uo below" As some Of our friends were
-. little shocked that we should in our no.
.-aof the doctor intimate that he was not
.g should be, we have taken some pains
. race him out. 1t is due the public that
. rascality should be more publicly expos.
e., |, appears that while this Miller was at
Acme, y. H., two sisters, young ladies from
.-4.shboring town, one of whom was some.
7,,, out Of health, visited him for profess.
IA. advice. lie told the young lady that
could restore her to health; and for thi.
-..rose she put herself under his care fol
.-l.ment. 1t is sufficient for the public tC
SOW that under the specious guise Of med
i. adviser this conSummate villain accom-
she'd her ruin. When her friends ascer
aimed the facts an officer was despatched fol
perpetrator Of this outrage. He was ov
taken at Lancaster, and instead of spend
< the remainder of his natural life in tn
ate prison, as he should be made to do, h,
W let off by paying the sum of five hundred
ID fifty odd dollars. From our informant
.sy has since visited the town and talke
It'll the neighbors of this greatly wronge
1--we learn that the family is much respect
ri. and in good standing in that section, an
raj the character of the young ladies wa
love suspicion. We Withhold mames out {
-sideration for the injured parties. w
.';her learn that this is not the only KIN ow
stance where this scoundrel has used tn
a:5 Of a physician to serve the devil in
taer instances are coming to light; and fc
e benefit of those who are seeking him, W
A.. say that the doctor is in Boston. w
Ink the moral to the above story is suff
-at.! obvious to all. (New Hampshire an
'-''ern papers please copy.)
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C. The New York Herald notices the
death of W. Eugene Webster, grandson of
Noah Webster, the lexicosrapher,) killed in
a recent battle near Richmond. Early in the
rebellion young Webster, living at the South
a near relative Of the rebel Gen Lee, became
tinctured with the infatuaton which perva-
ded the family connections of his mother, a
Nirginian, and joined the Confederate army.
and on the 9th of June, in the first day
fight before Richmond. he fell victim to his
fatal error, if not his crime. His Only broth
er, a lieutenant of our engineer corps, was in
the same battle but on the loyal side and es-
capped unframed.
EXPENSIVE CEREMONY.-The expenses of
the canonization of the forty Japanese mar
tyrs at Rome amounted to nearly two mil
lion dollars, seventy thousand of which were
furnished by the Franciscans, and thirty
thousand by the Jesuits and Carmelites. -
The tapers used at the church were thirty
tive thousand in number, Of the purest white
wax, each weighing three pounds, and alone
cost $4,000.
u Officers at Washington from the sea,
OF war on James river, absent on short leave
say that it is the belief that there will be n,
more fighting there for month. Both sides
were so much shattered, it is thought, that {
cessation of actual hostilities may occur.
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ssy- Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted FREE
Obituaries including poetry inserted ut six line, il
advance.
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F. E. DOW, NJ. ID.
NTCINDOES ACADEMY.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
West Concord VI 356'
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To Lyman b. Mcfarland formerly of Dalton in the
County OF Coos and State vi New Hampshrel now i'll
parts unknown Greeting BY the authority the State
Vermont. hereby comma I,.ed 10 make Your
personal appearance before the Court OF Chacery ip bc
held al Guldha liz the County Oi Essen, the rd Tues
day of September, i'll the oi Lord thousand
eight hundred and SlNtytwo, then and there make
the foregoing Bill OF Complaint Chauncey Hill
Executor and further stand 10 and abide such order,
direction and decree therein the Sa. shall
and OF this you not fail Under the penalty Of
one thousand dollars.
TO any Sheriff Constable In the State. TO and
return. Given under my hand Gudhall in tn county
Essex this Sh day July in the year Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and siXty-two.
L. p. POLAND, Chancellor
WhereupOn. il being made 10 appear that the said y-
man b. Mcfarland resides without this State Therefore
il ordered by the Chancellor that this complaint be pub
ished in the Caedonian a newspaper published ST
Johisbury the County of Caledonia three weeks sue
cesSively the last of which shall be least twenty ia
previous the vi the term which sUc
defendant is required 10 appear.
WILLIAM IL. HARTSHORN, Clerk
q 7 BROWS Solicitor,
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wears She has been affected witt bilious arrangement
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.

OF Gold. Silver and other kinds of bows. Nv
assortment and experience are such that | can
fully supply the wants of those who can be help
cd. equalto any optieian, and at one fourth less
price. Mrs c. c. CHILDs continues 20 manufae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04
SECOND MARYLAND REGIMENT.

From paroled prisoners we obtain the follow
Ing list Of soldiers Of the ID Maryland Regimen
who were captured In the battle Of Friday las,
and paroled. The list also includes the killed
and wounded. This regiment is under command
Of Lieut.. Colonel Duryea:
Company A.-Charles Hamsley, Geo. Mitchell
J. Robson, g. Nullet, w. BriscO.
Company BE. North, s. Nuuet, Watson
Company q -. Pickens and Sergt Ksvsnagh
wounded Ii. Evalt, Stafford, q. Cammsc, d
Barry.
Company ID Joshua Smith and Chas Patter
son, killed H. McBain and J. White, wounded
Corporal Farran, }. Morgan, F. Morgan, w. s
Fuller, g. Bates.
Company En-. &. Levinss, X. Dousherty,
Corporal X. Hoffman, J. Webb snd w Miller,
wounded Samuel Brooks, A. Handa.
Company F.-Corporsl Leocmpte and J. Par
sons, wounded Sergeant Rarret, J Reed.
Company Fl. Welsh, wounded c. Nah,
f. F. Brown, H. Snyder, II. Russell, J Cooper
Company I-Sergeant w. Ball, Corporal J.
Roy, Cover, l.. Arm, J. Davidson, - Fox
Company K.--J. Borver, wounded; - Msbrey
and - Brumrick.
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PAROLED PRISONERS.

Last night about eleven hundred prisoners, who
had been taken by tie rebels In the late engage
ment and paroled, arrived IN the city, having
left Manassas early night before Ias;. They say
that after they had been captured they were taken
to a deep ravine In the rear OF JacksOu's head
quarters, and guard Of cavalry put over them;
the most Of them, after their capture, being taken
in a roundabout way on the skirts Of the rebel
camp. Some Of them say that they were miseI-
ably fed, but others that they were fed with the
best the rebels could afford, they having nothing
but what they captured. They could net See the
whole extent Of the rebel camps, but judging
from the camp fires they thought that on Sunday
night at least one hundred thousand men were
enc,mped In tie vicinity Of Manassas. Some Of
then were kept three days in the ravine, and
were not given any food until after being confined
for thirtysix bours Whist they paid for, the
rebels charging them from so cents to ~ for q
cracker or piece Of bread. Atone time our men
got little noisy, and Gen. Lee rode In their
midst and told them to "keep quiet; he was going
to send them home Soon" When they were
taken to the ravine they were stripped OF all their
accoutrements, but few Of them being allowed C
retain their haversacks. They noticed In the
ranks Of the rebels a large number Of foreigners
Irish, French, German, &c. A wounded mar
was brought to the hospital near Manassas, and
plead hard for cantsen OF water, Offering go n
u 8. Treasury notes for It, when a rebel wen
of and got him some water, and took the money
remarking that IL was not worth a d-n, but 1
migh be useful. for he didn't know but he nigh
be taken prisoner.
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GENERAL. McDOWILI

Up To this time We have RETAINED from coIn-
menting on the army stories and newspaper pub
locations relative 70 General Mcdowell, now so
rife around us. A sense Of justice, however
make II our duty 70 say that after having patiently
and Professionally endeavored for three four days
to And out the grounds FOR these accusations, We
have been utterly unable to satisfy ourself that
there is substantial foundation for them. On tie
contrary we know that his brother general Office 70
who participated In the battles Of lat week, very
generally award him frank credit for industry
gallantry and success In the discharge Of his
duties Of the occasion. We are neither his de-
tractor nor enlogst, nor have We ever been. Yet
il IL due TO the ruth snd the cause that we should
thus protest against the effort 10 make him scape
goat, while nearly every general crrcer engaged
In The recent battles hesitates no; TO say that he
did all for the success OF our arms he could pos
sibly do, and did 1t most creditsbly.
The feeling against him among the rank and
die Of the army, however, is said TO be intense Il
will be remembered that he was accused Of inten-
tionally keeping his army between Washington
aud Fredericksburg instead Of promptly repairing
in the direction Of Richmond in Mcclellan
hour Of need on the Peninsula. No charge could
have been more unjust than that; for from the
moment he took command OF his late army o. the
Rsppahannock until II was sent up the Valley
after Jackson az has since become known) he was
persistent In his effort 10 be permitted 10 march
directly to McCleIlan's assistance. All now re-
alze how unjust public opinion was towards
him on that occasion, and We sincerely hope, as
we believe, that soon 1t will be found that he 10
more sinned against thsn SHINING In the matters
OF which we write first above.
As to the advisability Of keeping him in his
present command, or transferring him to some
othe, in view Of the admitted prejudice against
him amongst considerable portion OF his troops,
(unless that prejudice can be promptly removed,)
that is a question for the authorities TO decide
upon, and which we do net here propose to dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04
FREDERICKSBURG.

We have reliable information, saying that i'm
media,ely after our recent evacuation Of Freder-
icksburg, secessionists anong the people Of the
town appeared on the streets armed a. guerilIas,
and commenced arresting and sending 10 pris n
ell the remaining citizens who during our occu-
patton Of the place had evinced any sympathy for,
or even courtesy to, our troops These they hur.
RED OF TO jail. They also arrested all the free
negroes In the place on whom they could lay
hands, and jailed them also. Bob Heart, a ner-
chant Of Fredericksburg, made out the list by
which these arrests Were made, and Aleck Green
was the leader Of the guerilla bsnd doing this
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NOT so.

The stories alleging that considerable quantities
Of our and commissary's stores fell
into the hands OF the rebels In the course OF our
late retrograde movement are untrue. With the
exception OF the 50 600 rations only that they cap
tufed at Manassas, (which, by the by, were wei
nigh entirely wasted by the party making the
capture in thsir famished esgerness each to clutch
whstever hs could 70 sst,) no other OF our pfo
visions fen into their hands They also fook
forty eight wagon load, .. hospital stores, ne
bulk Of them being whisky only we have neen
able 20 bear of 40 other esPtures az stores made
by them