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Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. -. 1856.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. -. 1867
A. market 25O6 Cattle. about l5ol Beeres and
1906 Stores. consisting ot Working Oxen, Cows,
and 90. t~o and three wears ODDS
!RiCL>-Markct Beef-Ex,ra $3.50 : 6..5:
:lr>t quality >6ae >'i.2j second do. $500 a
500: third do 500 5000; ordinary
Working ONcI-e.5. 0.ec Ia.
Cows AMI CaiveS--3@. o. -. 10
Ie.-riing>->1.01 900.
Two Years 0ld--l2 -
Three Years Oii-SlSa 10
Sheep ana Lambs 1865 Al market Extra and
selections SEQ. 3.jc 80, in lots. - 60
30 80.
Spring Lambs-S0.9 % a 600
Swine-0 Al market
Hides. &c per H.
CAT SKINS &c per ID.
Pclts-el.00 i l.25 each.
Tallow-.: 4 Sc per u.
Veal Ca.,es-trOi. - to 5000
Romarks.-Ihere were more cattle Int moi 81
large number Of sheep as last week The best
quality Of beef sold as high aS last week. b,, for
common and store cattle sales were slow and
prices lower Sheep sold al last weeks ,riees.
for Ike quality, but the average was not as good
The Vi cattle trains viii arrive Al present OF, the
FitchbuTg Road and unload al tie market direct.
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RECRUITS For THE
OLD VT. REGIMENTS
Il O L n TN
n Q I | c T
CIrILRT HORSES W5y7F5.

Public notice IS hereby given that Ito. p.
ton, OF the LIST Vermont Cavalry rs--:ll.-,.,. :.
y authorized by the proper delartln,l- p.
public service. 10 purchase horses for ~, L.. F.,
said regiment Horses offered Ter 81
Dnited States for his service ml.>t c,l.far,,,- a.
70 the revised specifications in lkesg rt,s-,., A..
Sound in all particulars; fran = It. 10 a., E..
high; not less than SIX nor more ttan lii.t., --.
old; eolors 10 be bays. browns, blacks ~ >.,f,.-
good square trotters, br idle wi-e. al.d -.
cient for the purpose above named, IL ".
fair prices viii be paid.
LtCel Preston and The undcrs3grtG Ill 70. -
st Johnsbury. Caledonia county "a 1tc $50 = q
3lst insts. Thursday and Friday. a. lia-- ~ I-
leans county, on the ifh and III. To-, - .
Wednesday, Of November. and II Deg's .r...
the 9Th and Srh. FRIDAY and SaturGa, q o..
purpose of inspecting and purchasing ~lg- g, "A
bile horses as nav be offered 0rier r.,..,.> --
places ii purchase MAY be hereafter d., H..
81 which due notice MIL. Il necessary a,.. -s..
GAIT Il W CLAEA-
Asst Ouarterma>ter Vols [. : =
Bra,;lebero, VI. Oct 80 1867 .>-.-
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York. Ohio and Illinois, as though they were
hogs. DO YOU wonder that they feel iidig-
nant, outraged, that they, Northern men in a
Northern city, should be used thus Re-
membering they are human, l do not. Do
YOU wonder at their setting their lousy bar
racks On fire, time after time, knowing that
to be their only chance to get rid of the YER
min and get into better quarters? | do not.
I. The Chicago Journal of the 18th, after
speaking of two previous cases OF barrack-
burning by the paroled prisoners.thus speaks
of the :hird case on the previous evening
This time the usually quiet Vermont 9th
were the wilful parties TO double outrage.
of setting their barracks on fire and then at
lacking with stones and clubs fire engine
and It's crew when an attempt was made to
extinguish the flames.
: A double outrage" it may be. but who
have been the most outraged? People may
SIMULTANEOUSLY say, "what wicked men," but
they don't know the aggravations to which
these men have been subjected.
They are insubordinate No WONDER
They knock over sutler stalls. No wonder.
They burn their own barracks. can't blame
them. They leave for home without fur
loughs. Is not this fault that may be pal
lated? Must they stay in these holes under
an order forbidding furlcughs. which order
was intended for soldiers in the field? My
sympathy may be displaced, this cOmmunica-
ton may do harm, but when see fellow sol
diers abused, outraged, exaspera,ed, and all
through what call villainy, and when hear
them blamed and abused because they vii
: not peaceably submit to abuse, my blood
boils-I cannot hold my peace. MIS-.
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''>' >'l / io'i' Ia i 10 do " 4 \. sl-s 4
PROVISIONS nertl>-rA>>. hl- - q. 4 :
81
UNITED STATES EXCISETAX
Second assessment District Of Te,mont.

All persons interested in the payment of taxes
under The law Of Congress entitled An act 20
provide internal revenue 10 support the govern
ment and pay interest on the public debt" ap-
proved July /. 1862. are hereby notified that the
lists valuations and ennumeTaiions made and ia
ken i'll the several towns in the county OF Caledo-
MIA. may be examine, for the space of fifteen days.
or till the 18th dav Of November next, al the Of
fce of George A. Merrill, in 81 Johnsbury. and
that on said 18th day of November the under
signed will be present at the place aforesaid to
hear and determine any appeals that may at that
time be made TO him frcIn the action Of the as
sistant assessors for the divisions composed of
the azores i'd towns.
THOMAS E. PowERs, Assessor.
Oct %. 1862. 1870
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Gen Scofeld pnrsaed Gen Hind,nan be-
yond Huntsville. coming close upon him.
when his forces precipi;ateiy fled beyond The
Boston Mountains. All the organized forces
of the rebels have thus been driven back TO
the valley of Arkansas river and the army
ofthe frontier has calamity and successfully
accomplished It's mission.
S. X. Curtis. Mai Gen Commanding.
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The Confessions and Experience of nm


Invalid. Published for the benefit and as
warning and caution 10 Young men who s. fer
from Nervous Debility. Premature decav. &c.
supplying Al the same time the means of self
cure Tx one who has cared himself after being
put to great expense through medical imposition
AID quaehsry- By enclosing postpaid address
cd envelope single copies may be hal Of The au-
thor NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ. Bedford. Kings
Co. y. Y. A5,ss-
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MAJOR GEN. BRookS-This brave COM
mander Of the Vermont brigade has Leen
made commander of a division for gallantry
at Antie,am. Col. Whiting of the ID is now
acting brgadier.
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ALL GoNE-The 18th, 10Th and 10th Yer
mont regiments left Brattleboro on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of last week.
These complete Vermont's quota, and we
have seen it stated that ours is the omlg
State that has filled her quota under both
calls. Bully for old Vermont.
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Cure that an iul { oush before il ,,oo

late This ceTtifisS that | have used Y II.
Downs EAir III fIrng IL Last l. years and have
>l il icr the last =, AMI teve i L. h the t,i
.iriI,e IA i'll ilir complaints Which il i rtc III
in"u-ie'i- S'-,.ed p ID. PUTNAM
Reader Ice, Ne rn"re-1ne above : ;slal 1iie II
ID Putnam ask ! e Bin CHAM ~ H"yt Green. -
I"hn-t1cy. II shat liz + >oi1 by al medicine
dealers RetaiI- -. 10 a,.lsl
JOHN HENRY 4 90. Pr.illei,rS
9,-lS' Waterbury. Vi
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Teachers, insiitute>.-E,Tai0At Board Of
Education. Neesetary's OTfre. osto5er, 1867
Teachers Institutes for the Counties of Franklin
Chittenden, Lamoille. Washington. Orleans. Cal
edonia and Essex. Will be held as follows for 1852
AT Fairfield. Nov. 4 and }; At Westford. Nov
I. and S. If Stowe, Nov. II and II; Al Calais,
Nov il and -: At Glover. Nov. Is and l9, al
Waterford, Nov. u and -, al Guiidhall, Nov p
and %.
The Institutes Will each continue in session
during tNo DAYS. With Lecture or the evening
preceding each and the evening OF the first
day Of each Institute. The day sessions NIL be-
ga :, o'clock A u. AL friends OF education
invited TO attend, and a punct.ally as posi-
be CiersyInon are respectfully invited L. give
notice from their pupits- Town SupcIintJ ndel,s.
eo-agen;s Of The State. are earnestly requested
10 notify Teachers. and urge their Attendance .
and also "a noiify clorgymen- Teachers are re
minded that time spent by them in attending the
Institute Of the County where they teach. Is, by
,aw considered Ia he spent in the service 81 theiI
schools. and 50 Is NOT. il any sense. lost What
character our common schools shall aim "a i'm.
press upon the children Of the State : question
of very apparent Importance in the times 80 full
OF I,cril 10 OUE country
lis is ADAMS. Secretary.
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Bachelors Hair DYE. The best i'm rh.

GRID !-NILLIAN A BACHELORS celebrated
Hai: bHe produces color noi lie distinguished from
nature NaIraiiei L." /" Iiure tie hair ie essi -
remedies Tie ii effects 81 tad H.S. asi iiIi-r2I-s Tia,
hiif Tor lie 'ir-l. Ri Rus. Hair Instantly TIM,
>ivi.l Black ~ Brown. 'a liz lair ST AID t.eAu
I-:.l- So!i hr al DTu-.i>,- &C
Es- Ih- 'e,..- = >i-l.,-j wuliAz a BAIcHEg,.R. 81,
III. tour i - a.: Each '-,N-
Factor y, i B,rla street ATE egs Broadway and
10 Bond >trc,l. Nea Y.rA- y7-l@as
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Musical COnvention.-There Will be NJ

Musical COnvention.-There Will be Mu-
sica. Convention at McIndOes Falls. CONNIE neing
on MONDAY EVENING. November >, 1852. al
O'Clock, and continuing two days. closing We'd
nesday evening, Nov. ), with Concer.. under
the direction of Profs- Prou,y and French. Of
Newbury.
The object of this Convention is for the i'm
prOvement in the performance % transformations
larry sacred music: and to this end the exercises
of each day viii De chiefly arranged, interspersed
with instructive Lectures upon the Cultivation of
the Voice. Expression, the Art of Teaching, and
various other musical topics Each session viii
be enliyened with Songs. Duets. Quartet,es, &c.
BY members of the Convention
The Concert on Wednesday evening viii con-
sist OF Church Music, GleeS. Solos, Duets, Trios
and Quartetts-both vocal aud instrumental. II
is earnestly hoped that al who are interested III
music in this vicinity. viii be present during the
Convention.
Tickets OF Membership, admitting 10 all thf
exercises of the Convention and Concert. ,;
cents Singers iium abroad entertained as usu-
a. at Musical Conventions Those hayin. tie
'DiapaSon are requested TO bring them
Mclndoes Falls, Oct ~, 1862. lis
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SHEEP, SHEEP.

he subscriber has on land and for sac ar
let - full blood Spanish M-riru Backs t5,--
farmers please call and examine tie a5eyc ra.-
81 Bucks and see for yourselves If i ui,l no.
al object 10 cross The Spanish with the cuar--
"ocl eges and get froIa oae 10 three los llart
wool per head wool paws these war times
One of these Bucks weighs l-5 lbs. : years ola
last Spring, SHARED last May ,6i los.
1870 A H. WlICON
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II Articles for qualifications IN this paper must
be handed IN Wednesday forenoon, or earlier, to
secure their insertion the same tceek.
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which hang innoeently in her lap, while her
real "pickers and stealers" are at work under
the ladies dresses.
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE

Asst Ouartermaster Kol>. [. ). :
Brat,lebero. VI Oct 90. 1867 -
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
uoRsEs WANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES co.

IIoRsEs WANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES co.
orycK OF rns SENIOR QrAnrresAsrrR
Aazr OF rnE poIosAo wAsHiSe1os, Y, b. IL, 1852. !
sso cavalry artillery Horses for the tnile g..
yInAent, vii De received al the oice coloar d. ~.
on Monday he i,a Inst, III WIS e'' """' l. :"
each and o S m Viii % ~ @ Tor not sa %
from sny on, one person. ..,,.A ,,.,
will comply with his proposon If should be accepted
bids or The Of bs eeivery Of the bcrses ''e
Of the above horses, 800 required for ayay and $50
DESCRIPTION OF HORSES REQUIRED.
To be from IS IS height; between and years
Of age; DARK coors we broken the saddle; NY
To be l TO l6 hands Ia height between and years cf
Of DIRK coli rs free from an .etcis Nen broken TO
harness, and 10 scisn not los Than ilco Pognas.
from the regiments requiring them.
The undersgncd the privilege OF rejecting each
serye sn1 rsa% sla He STEWART VAN vIr 'Ae
Erigader General and Quart rmaster.
CBALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL THE
- leh Gay Of March ad2 q, " O'Clock ~ for suppl ing
The cattle 10 be delivered at Washington City and each
mi,tcd which weighs less Than looD pounds sross
titles a. tsr sovesamcnt may rears 80 esie VIII g. re-
qg'sd under THIS contract before the st day OF April 1862
HeifffE ana huilOrks not wanted
bond with good nceut security will be required
notes
No BID will be when put in by contractors who
where The bidder j. present 70 respond TO his bid
ds to be dr'eed TO Maj A. Beckwith, &. s., s. A.,
roRN ov BID
sooi beet a or Be o for 70 oeves & 70 se
gross weight; the cattle 70 be delivered AZ - according TO
weighed on the scliee and Tie weight 90 ernned 10 he
e aed er 5s sIs,eo agree to give good snd
coiye Treasury notes IN payment tor the cattle
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COAL.

CUMBERLAND CoAI--Now DIsCHARGING AND IN
~ yard under cover; Red Ash, Lehigh and White Ash
Coal Wood by the cord, load box. ASEL b. ABBOTT,
Abbott Ladue S33 Greenwich street and %
Beach street
"a tO Il AN NOW DELIVERING A SUPERIOR
|t.fO. quality OF Coal or family wei screened,
~ 81 ~ per of 1000 pounds; Coke o. chaidron. Also
Liverpool aud Camel Coal. No J95 West Eleven street
aud lol Eighth avenue, A. HEARTT,
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ExPREssEs

A BURsHAMs FURNIIgRE EXPRESS AND PACK.
~. ing establishment IS West Eleventh street bergen
Firm and SIKH avenues uoa. .ehold iarnltuc boSed AMI
pped al parts or the world. Covered waeops FOR r.
Aorsd.
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THE BALL SEASON.
CERNAS LlEpEmKRANz. -

N GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL.
The above society will hold it's annual Fancy Dress Ba
Tucsny ning, February 49, at tie City Assembly Rooms
Nul douhe hand viii perform bail and pomcnado music
this occasion Great preparations have been made by the
Con ee OF 1, characters Of al ma
Ieciay those relating TO the present times.
with masks end fancy drsses will be In attendance
ming Az the other gements will rer
fecicd IN TO sustain the high reputation
tn tails of this society heretofore en- ioyed
limited number OF tickets at g. for gentleman and
ladies'. are TO be had Of members, only, viz
tsr Amann lO5 Wall sree A. q. Wood, 81 Wall street:
Ncsnd nA, 10 Eroadwa Fred. kapp l22 Broadway;
Carl Durr % Ann street ~ srn, ~ william street. sies
mund kaumsnn. 50 Nassau streets Cnas Hans sl 03 Ann
street o Otendofer u Chatham sires,I. A. Grassc, SD
Greenwich street; s. H. PrezfcISr 90 Warren strell ".
Moyen ~ White street o. Slenway ~ Walker street; Louis
Burger, 5 Bowery Wm. Jclngbas Cooper Institute; Otto
Ems ~ Bowcry DR. A. L. Noss IS West Fourteenth street.
q sstsersdorg 40 Third avenue; T. schuer,h y Spring
Grcrnc street, Chas j. Dodge "a Columbia street, and
other
ceived which 90 not bear the OF the gentleman
dur ard the member introducing. These tickets not
sfc rabc.
Members win please call for their tickets Pythagoras
Hail. any evening from 70 10 0 clock.
GEORGE NEMBACH, Secretary.
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NIAYoR's OFFICE, NEW YORK, FEB, ls6a-No
NrOrICE TO CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP ETNA,
IN FROM LIVERPOOL.

IN FROM LIVEKPOOL.
sailed from the 29h of JAM ana N
0 damage at sea, by collision, Wek
compelled put Ho yhead. She Afterwards proceeded
Liverpool where the tianshpped board ths
Com any's steamer Edinburg, due.
hereby nOted that average bond 10 at
the companys oce Is Broadway also the o6eo
OF Lawson Walker 62 Wall street. and they requested
call with their bills OF ladng and the bond mme iae'
the ships arrival goods e delivered until The
Gonl is signed. JOHN G. DALE, Agent
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and speedy for this terrible malady, and alto
r-a in It's I.ost acravAtd forn,s. We havethc sole
the United States Oi his world renowned
dy prcrihcd by the Faculties OF Paris Lindoa and Berlin
III he sent BY mail with fli directions part Of the
country receipt OF price in stamps Is and postage
delivered Tree In OF the city below F!cth
street. and price collected hvey. Agents and druggists
supplied gros AMERICAN TEETH Co, DENTISTS, 354
Boysery, New York. y. BThs company insert Artificial
cd superior quality.
, 1862-07-31
What 4 Loyal Woman Says.
CB1CAGo, duly 29th, 1861.

N3s ~-s ~SS"f @o*@@
Editors Chicago Tribune:
My indignation is greatly aroused by the
bofdneRs Of secessiouista in our midst, and
would ask # It Is indeed true that au effort ID
to be made to purge our community Of home
tEaltorss
Can It be possible that true lover Of the
>~Un1on" Mln De longer 1nt1ttefent aoout this
matter? It Is our past indifference and re-
1nisanes IN duty, believe, which has encon-
raged aud induced so nhny Into our m1dst,
and given them such Infamous bo1dneas.
think it 1s no leas thon solemn duty we owe
our country to see to It, that our favored city
is speedily diVested OF these miserable traltorsa
whether male or 1enAe- :,
70 me u seems appfopf1ate that commit
zee pc oepntlzeu 70 canvsss tae cltI ana aa-
minister the ''oatn OF auegaance 70 every 1a-
tell1gent person, and that all VINO refuse TO
IaKe lne oal1 pe assigned piace III camp
Douglas, or down IN Dix1e:
t.. do hope aud pray that Co1cago Will 81 tn1a
late hour aro1se herself and earnestly defend
her political honor and rights. It Is no time
to be dozing over the matter now, when so
much Is at stake, aud the rebel element just
| increasing In bo1dness. I do hope our city
| authorities Will see the necessity Of making
+ an earnest, active effort, without delay, and
also to insist upon the organization Of com
| panies 0fhome guards
| would suggest tbs proprietY Of ladies
| taking more active part in this War in The
future than they have IN times past, Many
Of our true women have done nooiy thus tar,
, 1862-07-31
AMAZING THE SOUTH.

The Southern public sentiment Is labor
ing under an accumulation Of chronic de-
1usions, incident to slavery. The more the
North has tried to remove all causes Of
misunderstanding, the more has the South
refused to be satisfied Every day these
last thirty years the grumb1ing "South-
ronB" have been told the truth IN the
most fair and candid manner. They have
heard it from the lips Of honorable men Of
all parties. We have had compro-
mises and stringent slave laws, and
peace conferences. But We have
been talking with people dead to
reason-a people who, in their bazbarous
deafness, catch at a stray word, make an
Bwer beside the mark, and are led further
and further astray by every attempt at ex-
p1anation. At last the North has awaked
to the TACT that it is systematically misun-
derstood, and that the Misunderstanding
cannot be corrected by any peaccable
means It has awaked to more melau
choly fact than this. 1t has learned thai
the dominant caste in the rebellious 6out1
hates this country, its system Of govern
ment, it's loyal people, its very name. Fo'
such disorder there is but one remedy
It is in the battlefield. The South must b
torn from its delusions by force, even i
that force carries with it temporary suhju
CATION Its walking in its sleep, and mus
be walked by one Of those shocks whic1
overpower the faculties Of nature an,
startle the dreamer into light and truth.
, 1862-07-31
FROM PENSACOLA.
II
4 Female Rebel Comes TO Grief.

4 Female Rebel Genes to Grief.
Correspondence ofthe Albany Journal.1
PENSACOLA, July s, 1861
We are now settled in the redoubt, and like
It irst-rate. Nothing to do but to lay on our
backs and fan ourselves. We go on guard
once week, and drill an hour every morning
in the bayonet exercise, which is as much as
any Of us wants to do.
For the past two weeks have noticed
quite young and good-lookng lady, accompa-
uied BY naval officer, riding around the city
on horseback, and che has been up to the Te-
doubt two or three times. Yesterday she went
in the country. The general suspected her,
but said nothing and gave her the pass, and, as
foon as she vent out, he sent orders to the
different pickets to an est and search her when
she made her appearance. The officer OF the
guard searched her, when he found, concealed
In her shoes, papers with the number Of men
IN the place, and the number Of artillery, with
plans Of the fort we are in, the number of
guns, sud men to defend it; also, how it
would be most advisable to attack the town.
She was brought back to the town, and sent
over to Fort Pickens. Thus, the foresight Of
the general probably saved Us all from ruin.
The rebel cavalry are annoying our plcket5
sons pickets had two balls lodged into him
| by one of the rebel scouts, and day before yes
| terday fifteen OF Wilton's Zonayes, Who were
ont scouting, were surrounded BY about forty
| rebel cavalry and infantry. The Zousves
| made desperate charge, and succeeded In
| getting into an old deserted mill which Was
close By, and then gave the rebels Particular
| fed, carrying with them five wounded, and
leaving nile dead On the field, OF the Wilson
| ZouaVes, only tEo were wounded - one
through the side, and the other in the thigh.
, 1862-07-31

further the public interest. They are
treasured in the breasts Of our troops, IN
delibly burned IN BY the needless pr1va-
tions to which they are exposed. Through
them they are reaching the people. The
evil must be removed, not covered up.
The only remedy viii be one which shall
emanate from the war department and
enforce upon commanders the adoption Of
q rule Of war ole and the same every
where We look to the order OF General
Pope as complete antidote to scurgy in
the army, and what We ask is that it be
prescribed to all our troops. II must not
be left in the discretion Of commanders
to imperl their men. because the Army
Regulations do not prescribe the dimen-
slons Of roasting ears, and succotash is not
put down as an article Of war. Let the
remedy be instant and thorough. :,