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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-26

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MARRIAGES,

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Dlotsett and Hannah lander> all i Ga,.,r
Gore.
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JOB PRINTING. Every kind of print.
in. j. promptly executed at this office. in
the hes; style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are OF
the tir>t order: good WOrkmen are EN-.
printing materials are constantly being
made to keep fully up with the times.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-26

Capt. L. II. JENNIE. OF the Rutland company.
9TH regiment, has been mustered oft of
service. We Go not learn the cause. but,
presume on account OF disability. from s.
Y,!e woand received at Saya-e Station
lie was the last Of the original captains of
tie regiment. SIX of them are now field
officers: Benton. Chandler Dadley, Lewis.
Ross and StowcI. The others are not in
tie ser'ice. They are Gleason. Jennc Seer
iGan and Scagar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-26

Private James o. Gilbert. Burlington, co !.
WOUNDED.

Private James o. Gilbert. Burlington. co |.
WOUNDED.
Colonel Lewis \ Grant Rockingham.in lee.
slightly.
Lieut. Warren L Dunton, Dorsetco Bin foo.
no' serious.
CorpI Jerome holland, Middlebury. co B, in
head, not serious.
Priv Oliver Seals. Pawlet, co f. in hand
Corp1 John L'liewveux, Brandon, co II. fin
ger shot OFT.
Serg't John Sunderlin, Poaltney, co Linear
the spine.
Corp'I Henry A Smith. Milton, co !. in face.
not serious.
Corpl Asa \ Cooley, Burlington, co |, arm
broken.
Priv Henry Adams, Burlington. co |, finger
shot Of.
Priv George p Bixby,Searsburg, co |, in toe.
slightly.
Priv John Coats, Burlington,c co Lin feet badly.
- John " Wade, Jericho,c X in arm and
hip, very badly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-26

IT. Gen o. b. Wilcox, so long prisoner
among the rebels and released just in time
10 CALAMITY lead division i'll the battle of
Antietam, commanded the oh Army Corps
during the last fight and fought like tiger,
" Give them a little 49, was his order as he
wadtd in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-26
The Fourth Regiment.

We are indebted to Adju,ant General Wash
burn for the following report of Col Stough,on
of the casualties in the 4th Vermont Regl-
ment
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-26
DEATHS,

81 Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted = f-.
ptll.aT-> illc!l,i- inserted ,,i.l- .-
alla-.ta-
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The Way They DO 1t.

Col Tompkins who commanded or rather
ruined the lst Vermont Cavalry for few
months made statement to Gen Meigs that
Capt Bean Caused his own capture Meigs,
who doubtless had nothing 10 do in his de-
partment, (Pontoons not being needed,) went
to the Adi't Gems office and had Bean dis
missed. This same Tompkins told this same
Gen MeiSs that his successor Col SAWYER has.
been guilty of gross neglect while Major
and had been absent without leave. Mes,
who Of course has plenty of time 10 give to
such momentous matters and could, il hr had
not, draw largely from tn" time needed 10,
such small matters as forwarding supplies L.
100000 men. Went to the Secretary OF War
and so p0SHirdy stated these neg.ects that
Col SAWYER was dismiss After a white
lion l.. +. ChittenGen, Register of the Treas
ury, who always helps Vermonters when he
can, found out that Capt Bean had been
wrongfully dismiSSed-thlt the charges were
false and so he was rcinstrted again. Gov
ernor Holbrook showed the Secretary of War
conclusive evidence that Tompkins had lied
about Col Sawyer and SO the Col was reinsta-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-26

SHMErUL.-On Saturday afternoon, be-
tween the hours of three and six o'clock, in
and about and in front Of Wizards Hotel
alone. owe. one hundred officers of the army
were smoking and chattins,and laughing. and
having good time generally. and all this
while great battle was said to be progressing
at Fredericksburg. Ii is also stated that the
colonel and every field officer, with some of
the CAPTAINS of the New York 9th regiment,
we're in New York on Friday, the dav Of the
battle AZ edericksburg. The regiment was
consequently commanded by captain
Jrufn0l.
We're it not for the force of example. any
man, tho for any reason save that CT disabil-
ity,is willing to be absent from his command
would be in the place where he could do most
good.-tor none but cowarls and M,ndere,s
would thus absent themselves. Most of these
absent officers are of that stripe who say
they will resign if they do not have this or
that general. Pity they wouldn't, or rather
pity the government would not cashier them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-26

O. Sergeant ". H. H. Ncll!ister who
was wounded in the recen; fight vas mem
Der of the class of 60 in the L. V. VI. He is
spoken Of as fine soldier and gentleman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-26

DECEMBER %, 1859. I'VE wish all our
friends as merry Christmas as the times
Will admit
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-26
III" Filth Regiment.

oorpI A!onzJ Bise.ow, Bennington, CO \
William II Roberts. Putncv, COT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23

properly. fred upon The National flag. and
defed IL power. and that TOO without moles-
tstion. Bud did Tic JeurnaI ever condemn
such crimes Notat all. Aud NON that the
present Administration j. trying 10 save the
country. that BroHASAS and bis Cabinet
nearly ruined. the Journal denounees il in
bitter terms. and keeps at the head Of its
columns the declarations Of Secessionisl. 20
make IL actions odious aud contemptible in
the eyes Of the people and thus furthering
The purposes Of JEFFERSON DAVIS. IL fol-
lows in the wake Of y ALLsSDIoHAN. NooR-
nrss. RoBNsoS, BES WOOb aud BEIoBr.
Who are claimed by the rebels themselves to
5e their best friends AMI susiAins the party
which repudiAIed Douglas for fAvoring the
prosecution Of the war. and yet claims 10 be
a Union paper. But is claims are not rec.
ognizej ~ ANY considerable extent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23

IL i great mistake - suppose that little
can be accomplished II a man has reached
the axe Of thirty and iorty year. Nine
tentlss Of clever men have actually exhibited
more vicog Of intellect AZ fifty years 81 age
than az forty. Franklin wss hfly years OF
acc before he began IN refl earnest the study
Of natural philosophy The Principal OF one
Of the mosl aouri.hing colleges IA America.
wss farm scrv ant I'll he wAs paa the age
when most students have completed their
collegiate education. Sn Henry Sqelnan
di not begin the studs ~ -cience until he
was between fifty and sixty years of sge.-
cress was the first language Which Cato tie
ceIei,ratcd Roman censor acquired. sna hs
did - In his eld age A'fefi. vho-c wfisinrs
have wrought revocation IN the dramatic
literature % Italy. pss eit y iihoet father
~ infancy. aud wasted early years. John
Oren.,. the sath,s Of poetical trsnslaiions Of
Virgil AMI Homer. began 80 sfudt Latin
-si.en considerably above forty years Of age
and Greek = hen IN bis City fourth. RoccAc.
co. ole 81 the most iliCstFious ~rters that
ever anpearcd n Italy. Suffered nearly half %
a. life - psss without improvement Han
del So forty eight before be pablishel an
= hss great wogks Dr. Thornas Arnold. 81
Rugby. learned German Al FORTY. ia order
Z that be might rad Neieahr IA tho origir-i.
Let thee examples seil upon your character
iuvigoraie snd cheer son 10 rour underisk
inrs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23
Culture of Melons

IL Is great object TO get melons early
This cool. richest. and most lucious OF all
herbacious fruits, to be fully appreciated.
should be eaten IN the hot weather of july.
August. and early September They may
be started in the hot bed. provided some
means be contriyed by which they may be
lifted and transplantcd to open ground with
out disturbing the roots. Some plant over
4 piece OF turf in the hot bed. which may be
carried with the plants TO the open ground
others. in small open baskets. which may bc
set with the plants in the hill, the roots be
ing able TO push through the Interstices in
the basket. and others again, ia shell
made by excayating large turnip. which
soon rots IN the ground. or may be reno ed
after tho plants are carried 10 the hill Ia
this climate. however, IL Il easy. with a lii
tie care. TO raise melons sufficiently early ia
the open ground
light. rich. sandy soil should be select
Ell. la the lack OF such soil, it will be
we'll 70 supply bushel or two Of sand to
each hill The soil should be deeply dug
thoroughly palveriIed and enriched. A lit
tie finely pulverized chicken OF pigeon ma
nure. mixed with the soil of each hill. will be
found an excellent stlmulant. A frame, q
few inches high. around each hill. may be
covered with glass or mosquito netting, and
will be great protection 70 the plants from
cold winds. frosts, or the striped bugs
Eight or ten seeds should be planted in each
hill. and after they are safe from insects
should be thinued out to two or three.
The greatest difficulty IN the way of suuc
cess in melon raising. Is in obtaining and pre-
serving the seed pure. The varieties Of the
melon readily mix with each other. aud Il
YOU will soon have no good melons The
fruit. the first year. will not show the mix
ture: the second year il will be quite appa
rent. aud the third year may be worthless =
F To preserve the seed pure. IL - not safe &
plant nearer than ten rods Of any Nariet,
I with which shek can mix When you have
T planted a good variety where Il IS safe iron
admixiure save seed enough q last hs'
years Melon seed improves with age up 6.
F FIVE OF SIX years - Valley Fsrmer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23
Call For Union state Convention,


Over Sky TneUsASp Of the citizens of In.
diana having voluntarily taken up arms for
the defense of the Government, aud the pre-
servatson of the Constitution and the liberties
OF lie people. il Is unbecoming those Who
remain At home TO array themselves in par
tisan warfare against each other, when the
probable consequences must be 20 prevent
the resources Of the coantry from being ap
Piled 10 the support aud maintenance OF the
army, TO engender strife and diseord, to with
hold supplies Tor the war worn soldiers. aud
recruits FOR the ranks shinned by battle and
Iaay terminate in the decentralization OF the
army. and the overthrow OF constitutional
liberty.
Therefore, most earnestly deproealing all
efforts to keep on foo, party influences. Pre-
iadiees and discipline. all persons. Electors
Of Indiana. Who are ia favor OF the vigorous
prosecution of the war Tor the preservation
OF the Union and the maintenance OF the Con
slitntion, and opposed TO the disloyal Con
y ention OF the 9Th of January last. are. With
out respect to past political associations. in.
vited to meet ia Mass Convention, at In
dianapolis. on the 18th Of June next. for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the
offices OF State. TO he voted lor at the nesI
general election.
Aud to the end that Indiana NAV continue
to ENJOY the high position with the Other
States which she has in the present war hith
er,o occupied. aud that all the energies o
the State may be unitedly put forth Tor III,
eilectual suppression of the rebellion thai
/ the Constitution may be respected. its an
thorily acknowledged. and law and orde
once more established all over the land. il i
earnestly hoped that all good citizens will. 70
the time. put aside party. and unite for ia
country
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23
MARKETS.
IA Ordinance Tor the Better Protec
ton of the Markets.

Sfc. !. BE Il ordained BY the Common Council OF
The city e Terre aute that shall b. unlaw ul foT
auy.person 20 retail Fresh Meats outside Of the South
ern Market House without first procuring license
therefor and any person who shall violate this Orl
nance, hall on conviction forfeit and pay any sum
not exceeding twenty Ave dollars.
sEc. .. The foregoing prohibition shall not extend
sales Of wild game nsh nor fOws, or TO sales Of
meat from Pork OF Packing Houses during the pack
ing seasons, nor sales OF animals by the quarter.
Sfe. D. Any person may procure a license TO sell
Fresh Meats for year, by paying 10 the Ireasur-
eF the sum Of fifty dollars. Of which fact the Treas
urer shall give 20 the applicant certificate, aud on
this being presented TO the Clerk he shall chsrge the
Treasurer with the amount aud Issue license au-
ihorfing The pary 10 retail Fresh Meats In the cty
for one year witch when countcrsigned by the
Mayer shall constitute ti~ icer-e referred q In the
nrst section Of this Ordinance. provided, however,
that In case person wishes license 10 retail only
Pork h. haSe lie same by paying fifteen dollars.
and provided further that icense to retail meats
generally OF pork only shall not authorize the holder
to sell In bui one place Of business
4. The tails In the Market House SHALL be
/ rented follows to-wit: Any person Wishing d
rent any one Of the Twelve stalls the end,
shall pay seventy fve dollars pr Tor the
but II he takes al additional stall adjoining, b. h ali
have Il for twenty 1--WE do-rS, bat he shall not sub
let any stall "a third person under penalty OF pay
lag tue full rent Of yshty dollars for the
Any person can rent any one Of the eight stalls Ia
the west end Of the Market House by paying from
thirtyhve 70 sixty dollars per annum 90 be fixed by
| the Market Master. One half Of the rent money
shall be paid In advance. and = note payable IN ss
months with approved security given for the other
half, and no person will b permitted TO occupy
stall withoutLa ug paid the rent In advance OF the
time he occupies. ANY person renting any OF The
twelve stalls Ia the east end. above stated,
have the refusal Of the from YEAR 10 year az ID.
| same rent. Cor Eve years.
SIC 3. The market hours shall be follows
Between the first % April and the nr-t Of October
or each day Il the week, Sundays excepted, from
o'clock I'LL O'Clock A. NJ, and Saturday even
ngs from till half past O'Clock. and from the frs
81 October TIL the first Of April from TIL ociscl
~. and on saturday evenings from til 81, O'Clock
Adopted Man 10th. A. u. 1ss2.
Attest W. II. STEWART, Ms,or.
J. 4 quick, Clerk. may22a9w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23
nunrolp.s YNrRAcr RrcHu


kf,sng iion sssssss, Habits q Dissipation. KArl,
Ifdisrreflen al thaae
ATTESDED = fTu TiIR FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
lndtsI'o.ltis'u - ttsfthat. los Il Po~ef.
Les u Memory. fificuit ~ Hreatlinr
Weak Nerve. Tsemhlns
Horror ofMseA.s. Nakefnlfns.
Bulness II Nsiul, pam IN a.. h.
Universal lassitute ~ the Muscular system.
Hot Hands. FLUSHING, Of ne BODY
hfyn~ss ~ The skin. fruptIons On a. f.re
fAl.iAD COuSrENANCE.
These symptoms. II allowed TO 70 ca. Nhi,h thu
medicine invariably removes, >oon follows
lNPOTENcf, fATUirl. EpILEPTlc rms,
~ ONk OF WHICH Tak PATIENT NAY kAPlRK
Who can say that they not frequently i.loNrt
hy those ..DIkEfUi DISEASES
INSANITY ANDCoNSUMPTioF"
Many are aware OF the cause 81 their sufefn.
BIT NONE WILL CONFESS
THE RECORDS on THE INSANE ASlllhS
And the Melancholy Deaths ly Consumption.
n0ss wfrSESs ASsikrtos.
THF CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED VIII
ORGANIC NEAkNESS,
Req1irss he al - aaeticine 70 strengthen snd
hivigsr Ate the system.
Which Hklxsolpt EATRAeT RCCHU Invariably
does
rKt.f VIII coSsrNrs ma sosr ~sFrrscAr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23

The aeAm oAnal bosi tinion.' loaded
Nth Wheat. from fefrx~ssl ie. = in oar CITY.
en- route fof Toleio The experiment 81
pears % De decided success. and Ne have
10 doobt Il eli en;irely fssoluiionire our Ga
r,ethod q canal nav Esiin.-Isf Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23
ALE AND PORTER.

~ WEISS IL co. are prepared 10
~ furnish by the barrel. or bottled ior family
and Medical Purposes
ALE. PORTER, CIDER, LAGER REER
Scotch Ale,
London Porter.
Philadelphia Porter,
Daytoa Ale,
Madison Ale,
Miiwauka Lager Beer
Cincinnati Lager Beer
Chicago Lager Beer,
Bottled Cider, &C. ae.
g. WEISS a CO.,
Dealers IN Groceries and Provisions.
No. n Main Street. between Third n Fourth Streets,
nay13i4n ERRR-HAUTE. IND
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23

I,OLDEN HILL SHIRTS. Garroie and
u Turn over Collars and Paper Collars
AN Collars sold by the dozeU. yeIy cheap
Neck Ties. English Bleached and Unbleach.
.l Cotton and Isle Half Hose. by the doz
en-. very low Gents Summer Cloths. All
colors l. klCE a son.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23
Southern unionist's Opinion Of the
Resurrectionist~.

A Netr Plot d he Conspiy afors--insmpf 70
ReorQaniEe the BacAaHga Dsnocr5cs ~
Certain Congresgr.~n-Be on your Guard ,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23
MEDICAL.
HELMBoLD'S GENUINE PREPA
IL TON.


IL TON.
sHTGHI.Y CONCRSTRATkD"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT nrcH1-
A Positive AID Specific Remedy
for Diseases q the Bi.rDDkR KIDNEYS CRAWL
and DROPSiCA!. SMfIlINGS.
This Medicine Increases tie dover u Iase,ti.s.
ana excites the A3SORBfNTS into healthy aeiier
by which the wATfkl OK CALGAkoUS deuo,..
sions. and all UNNATURAL ENI.AEGENRNTS ars
reduced. we'll as PAIN AND INFLAMMATION
sud i gooi or
MN. woHES, OR CHILDREN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23

Worthy Of Your Spec,al Attention
7 ISLE THREAD 4 COTTON HOsk
! : Of English aud French Manufacture.
l.. RICE 4 SON
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23

Il another column will be found an article
from the Nashville Union on the recrgan'zs-
ton q he Democrats party We invite
the Journals pr.,erfai attention % q
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23
s 8 9 8 8 8
WOvS \.NS q V\NNvVN.
VNG H\OOA VMs

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such IN extent as
that the system does not relapse into as
former condition, which is too apt 10 be
the case with simply a purgaiivc pull
They are really n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23

OLD or YOUNG. SiSGI.f. MARRIED. Or Con-
TEMPLAT1NG MARRIAGE
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR To ffAAfks
The Extract Buchu j. uucQuale By any oth,f rsnsey
CLioraSi- Retention ir1-gulArity, faiNft-
ress OF Suppression - Customary Evacustons, IL
csTsied Sciuhoss state Of the Uterus eucorfhcrs
Or whites s.erlts. AID Tor al complaints incitsni
- "a. - h.ller al-.Ing fola Inll.crsL-. INV
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SIX SYMPTOMS ABOVE
SECRET DISEASES

TAEr 40 noKE BAiSAr, NsKetAY on ySflrksAsr
Msuit1Aa FoA UsFtkksAsI DASsHAoge nisKAsas =.
HkLMB0LD'S EXTRACT BrCHU
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23
NOuNN 40 NOvV

A. proof that the Bicod fnfihfr and Pliis are
,nrelx vrget.hle have the certificates q those
inent chemists. Professor chiffon % Ne~ York, AID
Locke Of Cincinnati.
Real Dr. Rohsck's Special Notices and tefiihcAits
rnhli.hed in consptsious part "a is4is Paper from
tine 20 time
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood furi-
Ger 81 per bottle. - I-r hall defcn of the san
sin.sian Vegetable blood fsi. - cents pr box,
8 hoxc- for 81
Principal onsoe and Sslesroom. No Eas, Fourth
ST. 81 Build pg from Main ST, Cincinnati. .. lab
srsfory. No. Is Hammond Street.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23
H\ooA NvAA A.vev PM,
which, in conjunction with the
S\ooA V>>v,S,sv,

will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and. OF themselves, viii relieve and cure
Headache. costiucneec,
Crolto Pains. C7aosera MorollS,
n 3igss,i5n. Fdin IN the Fo.celG,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-23

Try these medicines, and YOU will never
regret IL
Ask your neighbors, who have used
them. and they will say they are
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01
FROM CINCINNATI.

CIsclsNATI, Sept 3O--Gen Morgan let Cum
bsrlsnd Gap about weeks ago, with all his
forces Il is supposed be is marching in q
Norlheastwardly direction, and will strike the
Ohio about Portsmouth. He brought away
all the artillery and horses, and blocked up
the Gap with stones so as TO render il impas-
sable.
Drafting takes place in this city tomorrow
Capt Prentice, son of Geo d Prentice who
was wounded at Augusta, died to-day.
indianapolis correspondent 10 tide CONNER
cial Gays, Buell. has been removel and Gener-
al Thomaf assigned his command.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS OF THE
aE ARMIES.

NRw YcRK, Sept 30.--A Warrington let
ter to the Commercial, dated Sept 2Sth says
that 1000 troops had left the city, but with
er was not stated.
The Washington Star Of the 29th reports a
reconnaissance to Warrenton junction without
finding any enemy 1t doubt the rumor that
Lee ii making serious movements TO cross in
to Maryland ItIsays 10000 troops left Wash
ington last night in one direction and another
body in another direction.
The Star says it Is believed that JEFF Davis
ia about to send sc, 900 troops by forced mar
ches across the mountains to Wheeling, thence
to Pittsbnrg and Cincinnati, there form q
junction with Bragg and Kirby Smith in Ken.
lucky.
When Mcclellan moves with large force
into Virginia, the balance Of the rebel army
will fall back TO Richmond
The Star intimstes that Heintzelman is in
a position to intercept this latter movement if
made