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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19
Bachelors Hair Dye. The best in the

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nf- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM 4. BATcusLoR on
the four sides nf each box.
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Is Bond street. New York. E-!3lS
The Confessions and Experience OF n
Invalid. Published for the bene.it and a
warning and 4 caution to young men who feI
FROM Nervous Debility. Premature decay. &c. ::
supplying at tn. same time the means Of self
cure. By one who mas cured himself after being
put to great expense through medical imposition
and qnackery. b; en- losing post paid address
ed envelope. single pies NAV be hlt OF 10 au-
thor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. esq. Bedford hings
Co. N. Y. s. 1851.
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>TAGE I,OTICE.

The undcrsi ned all contractor -uni l.s,.
don 10 Sheffield. would inform isr pnh ;ia: :
WI, ran good AIN Al eovcre,. carr; - =.
convenience Of p,>sen: ers. from lyp a ,hr
Wheeiuck. - ~ e-telt- thIee ti,it> l.,r ~.
follows: Leave Shelf Id ii : p Il. ites q.
THURSDAYS and turd,ys. re,chiI . L.ni.n
SPIN Leave L,ndol sam. da,s ga arm al
ears from The ~, h an reach III hiri,. =, = =,
lie hopes b, o.rii Al cation moi rat, Ia:
IN ob:ain the pat ,nas of the 7 bile
SYLVts TER Rail-.
Sheffield. April ). So n!-f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19
ID a S S u MPSIC BANK.

The Stockholders in the Pas.umpsic Bank, are
hereby notified that the annual meeting for cleo
ii of Directors for the year ensuing will be
held at the Banking House in :. Johnsbury, on
TUESDAY, the 18th of January next AT one
O'Clock p. m E. C. REDINGTON,
St. Johnsbury. Dec 10, ls62. Cash Ter
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19

THE peculiar taint or
infection which We
call SCRoFTLa turks
In the constitutions Of
multiiudes of men. II
either produces OF Is
produced 10y an en-
feeblcd. initiated stale
of the blood, wherein
THAT fluid becomes in
competent 10 sustain
flhe vital forces in their
vigorous action and
-lcaves the system 10
fall into disorder and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19

ARBOTT's HISTORY oF TIL Gar REEEL-
L'oN--ftes sc. A5hor,wtI - lie has herr
l.rgely spent in studying the revolntonar,
uphe.vngs of the Old Wor,i,a,.ti whose his
.>ricai writing, have given him Al enduring
iame has entered npcn tie work OF p!t pa,
ing a history of the grPat rett'iioG. vi
shall be at once true AMI t,,htu If detail,;. :,
monument Of the talent an,i industry Of III.
author. The :. ork will be elaborated from
day 70 dav as events transpire, a'd thus tht
scenes will be !cpicred with Gte-ik- ANNA
ton. Tn, rane II IN author alone vii, 4>t
name to the work which will u...At il sell
The book is also got % in fine >hapC-soo,
paper, good print and good binding. ana i
to De complete in tro vo!umes. Ine f;s
volume will be ready to deliver very soon
Inc agent for the work. Mr. G ,rhim, is stop
ping in Barrett Cor lew day, for ,he plr2os
! If procuring orders for this work, and u
/ have no doubt he will met with :, success
commensurate with the merits of the book
Master Fred. Ii. Eae*. son of Mr. H. F.lt.
mu>ici IN. IF This town. while !oins som
work in the saw mill If Mr. A. W. WILDE
this friday afternoon, in attempting to Al
tach belt was cangh, in the pulIy AID s..
verely and probably fatally nj'.r-d. He va
carried round "a, the rate If l20 revolution
per muute. Oe arm and both feet wer
shockingIy mangied, and surgeons pronoun
it impossible for him to Walton
Daily.
VIM Foster of FAYETTEVILLE, man ahou
20 years old. a worthy and much respectt.
citizen, was Instant, killed on Monday las
by failing from the door steps of his house
A blacksmith shop in Panesville. oune
by II. Barber. Esq. and occupie'l by NJ Lew
is, situated ear lhr hotel, was burned to tn
, gfound Thursday night about half past MN
o'clock. The buiidi.g and contents we're
tota! loss The origin of the fire was prob,
bly, accidental.
We notice that the Montpelier and Bu
F.. Ii lgton pas, offices. are designated by t!
Postm .ster General as those at which soil,
postage Stamps are to be presented ior r
drmplion in this state.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19
, Wells River &C ho y,,.

Wells River as he was returning from lee.
'ure' and told the captain that all he had
SAID about the southerners being cruel to the
prisoners. was a lie. The next moment Sc
cesh lay SPRAYING in the middle Of the
road hnocned clean off his pins by blow
under the ear. The fellow got up and sneak
ed OFT, satisfied that he had received TEL
eyrophic shock
The next day many of tie people took up
a small collection and gave it to the editor,
telling him to send the Telegraph to the fel-
20" as long as that money lasted, as they
felt sure it would cure him of his secessi ,
proelivities as efsc,uajiy as the knock Gu /
his desire to insul, strangers.
This is the same fellow that insulseI Hew-
lett the other night-he has had lesson this
time that will do him good.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19
& 90 30 NTY.
PENSIONS AND BACK PAY.

would say to all concerned that as l am an
agent for procuring BOUNTIES. PENSIONS and
BACK PAY. due to invalid soldiers, widows,
mothers or minor children and having communi-
cation with Z. S. Paymaster, l can obtain the
MONEY for them in the least possible time and
with small expense. No charge in any case un-
less successful Information given gratis. and all
communications by mail promptly answered if a
stamp is enclosed to prepay the return.
HIRAM A. CUTTING.
Lunenburgh. Vt, Dec. 5. 1862.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19
About Wood, Etc.

1t seems rather strange that when good
the capital of our state, that the same quail
~ CT wood should bring $500 at ST. Johns
bury. Such has been the case III several
years past. An equal difference in prices is
noticed with regard to farmers produce ger
orally, i, being from 10 to % per Cent. high
err at St. Johnsbury thar at Montrs Ter or
bradford. We know OF no reason for t:lil
difference. Caledonia is as wooden q county
IS Orange or Washingto", and We believe
more so. AS we LOOK out upon the hills one
aaif the country seems covered with forest.
There is an attemp. now being made among
the farmers to increase ,he price of wood be-
You'd 50 and some Of them are low selling
heir wood for 90 80 per cord. OF crul ,e
,.Popie who are entirely out mus have wood
this cold weather. aud they viii be obliged
to Jay the ,xorbitant rates asked. Bus if
I 700 great price is asked ior wood a compa-
ny will be formed ID wood lot purchased and
cleared and from the experience of private
individuals We are confident a good qIalit,
of wood can be furnished oar citizens az
from $50 to s. 90 per cord, and a fair prof
it made at tina, price. If a favorable con
tract can be ,lade with the railroad com1an,
under such an arrangement an average lot oil
wood would not b. over 81 80 per cord
Under the present high pressure rates the
poor must either steal their wood or freeze.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19

't0onins."
Eom- days since, Messrs II. J. Wilson and
i. |, He "a OF Co;intu, went cut on a coon
.I0',and Il sAort time succeeded in "hag-
a.; ~ nice caons, and Two foxes. The
'.!or u the Manchester Mirror has per
'a.>slon t. beat this-if he can.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
MARY DENISONS' Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District. SIS.
At Probate Court held st Johnsbury in said district
on he 18th day of Dec. A ID. ISJI.
| WHkReAs Abel Brown. executor Of the last will and
testament uf Mary Deus.n. ale Of Lyndon. in said
district deceased. proposes IN render account Of his
administration. AMI H. pr, ut his account against SAID
estate Tor eXainat1 and allowance pr the purpose Of
making partition AMI distribution III the Residue OF said
estate under decree Of said court among the persons who
S law emitted! 10 the -auIc therefore ordered by
SAID LniTt that TIE same Come nluer consideration and
BE- heard al The Probate Oi,e in ST JUhnSbry the 9th
day Of Jan A d. 1919 And it Is further ordered that
persons intere >ted be ruiled hereof bv publication
COPY 81 the record OF this order in the CALIFORNIAN print
ed st JohSbury. three weeks successfully previous
10 said time al hearing, that they may appear and
contest the allowance OF said account they
and also he heard by SAID in the matte, of
/. part oi and distribution oi salt estate.
By the court.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
Atrue copy Of record.
2j27 Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19

"ANTED.-A place to work for young
w Boy years old smart and capable, at
some good farmers. Address
2j-27% &. NJ st. Johnsbury.
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PRINTING OR BINDING

Whether i. be for a single book or 4 Hotel Regis
ter. \ tote Book. Magazine. Poster Handful
Catalogue. Sermon Address. Bill OF Fare. Pack
Of Cards. Bill Heads. Letter Heads. Bushes,
Cards "n Envelopes or Note Paper. Sc-. &c. o.,
whether II be a JOB of manufacturing
School Books ty Ike Million
Our works are all under one roof We have 4
first class FoudIinerr Paper Machine. several
Power Presses. and all the modern improvements
in Book-bimGlng Tools and Machinery. and Gu,
WoTkmen not 10 ne excclied la their >evera
deparln, nts. And Tor 1913 shall cndeayor Il.
have DIARIES enough Ito go round" thnugi
the preSc. prosper - hat thO>e Who buy hrs
Will be NEST sure IN get them All order will b,
filled IN the orders OF h receipl.as soon As III,
Goods are ready.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY OF.
hand as usual J''Send orders BY mail. or .-wai,
iur the wagon
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19

Cheap. Cab Wholesale and Retail Store. oppo-
site Old Post Office. Main Street.
Where NAV h. found larger yarietv Of goods
than ever before. for the Holidays aid Winter
Trade. consisting of
tine jiotd and Sitrer MATCHES.
Nc'v stv'es Of fine Jcwelry. in all is varieties
Silver and tiafed Ware. spoons. NAPKIN Rings
I"ra> and Frui, Knives, large and splendid a.
>n-tmcnt az
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
" manufacturers prices Gift Books Steel and
b:thhCraph hucrivings. Carte de Tisite Travel
ing Bags and baskets. Stationery and Sheet Mu-
SIC, Oval and square Frames. Fine Pictures. .
,:.;c assortment -: German TOYS. N;i-ar> Toy,
such as Drums Bugles. Swords. Cannons. Sham.
tights. tAyalry. *. &c. New and me lot OF Bird
cages.
DIARIES AND ALMANACS FOR 1863
Fancy Goo is too numerous TO mention. which
hall he pleased TO show all who fayor me with .
call.
Mrs {. {. CHILDS continues 20 make Hail
iewcry. iaIrtaken IN sxchange for goods La
dies false hair for sale c. c. CHiLDS.
bee. 3. 1862
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19
Wholesale Robbery.

On Wednesday night last Mr. John NJ.
Fuller of West Fairlee, had valuable horse
stolen from his stable. On the same night
Mr. Bradley Heath of Thetforl.had his sleigh
stolen; and another man in West Fairlee had
a harness and some butfilo robes taken
Early on tie same evening Mr. Frank Good
ard of Bradford had some clothing taken
| from his cothes-line. Mr. G's mother.an old
lady of some 20 years, had be. n to the store
for some article, and Was returning home
and when within few rods of her house she
saw man coming towards her, who imme
diately crossed to the side of the street SHE
pit Of the stomach, which knocked her down
The sc2undyel thea ran, and although Mr.
G. recovered in little while 50 as to oe abIt
to inform her son and nave scare, Instituted
the villain could rot be found. A few week:
since Marshal Baldwin Of this village had
wagon backed up to his grana:y, aud .:
bushels Of ears of corn stolen. The th:eyr.
in this case were tracked ard ne corn foarlt
snugly slowed away in their cellar Qli.e
number Of lines in his vicinity have recent
been stripped If the clothes on them, an.
peoples wagons standing in the streets i.sv
been relieved Of whatever OF value there :nigil
be in them. Cannot our citizens devils
some means to pu, stop to this petty thev
'ns? On Friday last. Mr. King HerricA c
b Nid,iiesex, had his yalise stolen from hi
j sleigh, at West Fairee. 1t has since bee
q fonnd,brokcn ope2. in the road between Yves
c Fairlee and Bradford. Some SO il siye
was taken from it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19

t'raciiam.
Toe tuh,Gal services attending the death
u go L. Nule o: {, +, 18th regiment viii
y. He.t The Cnurch OF which he was &
'"rNo7T a. P-schlm, S,bba.h aiterE Don, De-
=, at II ,'c.oc..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19
Caledonia County Court, Decem bel
Term, 1852.
PRESENT.
Hon. LUXE 7. POLAND. Chief Judge.
8 J. !: g Z: 4,SSs,'.. Associate judges.

No. 49, Nathan Way VS. William H.Bax-
ter. Trespa>s for yoke of oxen. The fol-
lowins facts appeared on the trial. The ptf
sold the oxen in Sept 1856 to George San
born to work or the rail road in Sutton, for
which Sanhorn gave his note for $3.50. AZ
ter keeping the oxen about four weeks plf
bought the cattle back paying for them 500
and endorsing the amount on Sanborn's note
PIff. took the cattle home ard kept them a.
bout six weeks when he sold them again to
Sanborn on condition he was to have them by
paying 500, or to pay for the Use of them
Sanborn took the oxen and kept them till
the next July when they were attached and
sold as Sanborn's property for def. Yer
dict for deft. by order Of court. G. c. &
g. w. Cahoon and Redfeld for plf. Bart
lett & Colby for def.
No. 50. Town of Hardwick vs. Town of
Pawlett. Appeal from order of removal of a
pauper from plf. town, to deft. town Yer
dict that pa 'per was duly removed, Burke &
Davis for plE.; Samson & Colby for de't.
No. a. David c. Dutton vs.. O. C..
Osgood and j. Walton. Trespass for a two
year old heller. Verdict for plH. for SD
Hathaway & Davis for pitt. ; Burke & Red
field for def.
No. IS. Almond s. Bryant vs. Emerson
Hall. Trespa>s for horse. sleigh. two butfa-
loes, harness ard one ercinge which was
taken by the def. as Sheriff as the pro; erty
Of Thomas Brigham OF debt against H.
tirm of Brigham 4 Crossman The p.t! claim
ing tile to the property by p,rchase from
brigham exc :. he harness. bnffalotS and
cncin'e "hch were not purchassd of Bri.
ham < Cros>m.n TIE lat articles the i f,
brought into court and rendered back in nit
i:.stion of Images Stnlhard < CLARK for
p,f Ross & R-.nfeld for deft.
Ncrdict f,r pit for $ll6.jo Jury dis
charged W-lnrS@., night
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19

"i' so''e of our Subs, who promised to
Py IN WOOL dra" US 10 load immediately .?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19

Newspaper Sold.
We learn that L. J. McIrdoe, E>q., Of the
Windsor Journal,has purchased the Vermont
Chronicle, and that he will assume it on jan
uary l, 1868.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-19

Lyndon.
Romance F. Qnimby, aged 81 years. died
in Lyndon Dec II. He returned from the
seat of war Nov 30. He was member of
Go g, Sd regiment. His father, Aaron W
Quimby, went out in Co, F, 9th regiment, was
taken prisoner at the battle before Richmond,
was paro!el and died in the hospital at Fort
ress Monroe Aug. aged "a years.
The Eleventh Ohio. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1862, 1862-03-14

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, 1862-10-22

UraHe,s Retreat-Evecuatf0 0fCanlp
DlCh: N0biMnun-D1splFl f{Qect
Upon tho Soldiers Ii ehel I. RnrQlcd;
ff&aonefs-lFhat they Hay,:: :.,u,.


[Bpeeiar Correspondence Of Cincinnati Gazetie]
. - '..,1. srafNoT1iID. Ky., pct,,1e. tasa;
: The news Abfsh' reached I'D list night that
The rebels hsYes ietroated from Camp Dick
Robinson, Is having . very depressing effect
upon our men, tgatertay We passed sqa4ds
ol toldlsfs. consikting Of recruits for old regt:
,ashts astash@snts let5 .b behind to stasd
ill apparently ln the best et 9plt{ts aud all
hut15i1K forward to take part tnthe grand bat.
tie which Everybody believed dNAf spProac ching
Bit tho NEVIS that The rebels Weia, gone from
the polnt where. pnelt Eat, tepofted .t9
se.S sSna SueS S sS th1 ona Tsff e s
sfter them through Eisfefa Kcntucky, PEI
haps into TENNESSEE, With an almoet absolute
ceftninty that ne should never 0yeftake them,
filled us With dismay, and filled the mouths Of
tho soldiers With the msat bitter .complaiate..
All alacrdty. wAa gone from; them, and Although
would be necessary fol them to make the Mt.
most haste to oyerthke theit regiments. they
Jagged and moped along, as II It. weroa matter
of1 utter indifference whether they seVer
tcaught up' Or not, =. ~
! VS. sorry to SEQ this, because know t6st
t BY any poaslbllity battle should ee fought,
long to regimentst that ~ere IN the battle. at
Perfyyille, aud the1r, ,presence would greatly
Wstr1 and battered e6mrades.' -; =:
Paro1ed rebels are still passing along the
road toward Louisville, siogly and IN small
Equals. Some Of them were taken upon the
have occurred since then, while many Of
them came Voluntarily TO ,ouf:: lines and sat'
Almost without an exception, they DECLARE
that They are tired of tho war, fhst they Nefe
forced into therebcl ser9ic4 'uhder the con.
tss sen:s;Ipt!oe, Fl i saa that u thsy Mi qq7s1
!, Poor fellowel ~ t6vY passed by ds ID every
imhgihablo -deele6 ,of faggedness and althi.
ness, re could tearee1y xayold pitying themi
! " murdefduB tattetiemsl!dns,n whose bullets
Pitrcta the hearts Of onr best md bfa!est'a At
, 1862-10-22

HE COUNTY, OuNFhN HUM =
Tic delegates to the Republican County
Convention afe now elected. 6o far a. We
know, they represent f4i1ly The great party
which sustains the. Presidents proelama-
lion Of freedom. To them We address thia
exhortatlon.
We have to elect, In Cook county, ono
Benator and seven Representatives In tho
Legislature, beside county and town Off
cors, moro Of less Important. No man can
shut his eyes to the iact that wo must put
forth our utmost exefstons to elect these
members OF tue Legislature. No man can
doubt that, upon the character Of the tick
ct nominated, will depend, in no small de.
gree, tho result Of The Congressional aud
State election IN Cook county. Tho CON.
yention must present to the voters, not
merely good ticket, but tho very best QUO,
That can be made. In such tlme, no. man
!, has claims on the party, unless no DO one
who can add strength to Tho fiekst We
cannot carry weight In q race like this.
We shall need every vote that can be &C.
cured. Giyo US for candidates men
of known character, men OF. intcg-
1ity, popularity, aud zeal for freedom
and tho Union. Give US no Jolahs.
Throw overheard any and every candidate
who does not command the high. respect
md confidence of tho community. !;
:. These considerations appeal to tho com,
,o ~ avnrv unrnlhar of tin cnn.
, 1862-10-22
GEN. PIsEnTIss, APERUH.

GEN. PlsENT183s APERCH, ~:
:. Tho audience which assembled ID hear
Gen. Prentlss last evening was immense
and enthusiastic beyond precedent. Hun
dreds Of people were obliged to leave the
hail, unable TO gain entrance. The Gener-
al'a speech, which wo publish elsewhere,
though slmp1o recital Of facts relating to
his captivity, is tho most telling pol's;;'
lcal document Of the year. The articles
which lo read from Southern newspapers,
mud particularly that Of tho Augusta (aa.l
Lonstitutionalist provo beyond the shadow
offs doubt that ,he rebels regard the Dem;
ocratlc party Of The North, and especially
In Indiana and Illinois, as their true friends
and natural allies. "
Col. Lynch and Capt. Gregg Of tho 68th
Illinois. both Of whom were Jealous partl-
san Dfmocrats before their regiment
marched from tho State, spoke In similar
strain, and tLcir: remarks were received
with sociferous and continued applause.
Col. Lynch said that the negroes we're tho
only friends wo hare in tho Bouth, and that
ahc rebellion would speedily BE- crushed &
Tho Prt.kltnt's proclamation shouM b .u+
7ainets BY Tho ftep|At
Read these soulsurripg speeches from
the heroes Of pittsbnrg Landing. And lei
nil The people say Ament
, 1862-10-22
FROM ST. LOUIS.


j., :. 81, LOUIS Oct. n, 1854
4 riot was feared last night on account Of a
serenade given to Blair while the Ffehone
meeting was In progress. TWo companies Of
the National Guard were under arms ready tor
my emergency. No collision occurred,
Gen. Guitar has bagked several guerilla lead
e1s near Columbla, Boone county. Capt,
Emery, Capt. J. D. Robson aad Lieut.; Nor:
sison Hero taken, NTH number Of pfiyates
and somo Important rebel correspondence.
A dispatch MAS received, thls afternoon, BY
Majos General Curtis from Gen. Lewis Mer-
I'll, II Hudson, dated q, mi Goth Inst Gen.
Mef1lil states as iolloxs: : :, - :,
Major :Woodson, Of the 10th eayalry, Mis-
aousi Slate militia, reports that on tho, 10th
lpst. he. attacked 4 baud Of guerilla on the
Au1vls River. In Galloway county. killing
one, woundinK tvo and capturing THREE Of,
tho rebel putty, also taking alrns, ammunl;
tloi md horses. Our ONLY loss VII tHo ;me4
AllkhpJ '1ouhasd... A'laigs camp }ni thS: vlcin.,
ity Of Portland VA broken up and The ,spr:
prrjsed enemy 1sd Il ths mAjqs,s spproich. Id
sdditfon.f Msior;> Yates Of ;Adatr tohntX e,
'potta tilt t.pts: Bell md Smith came sudden.
;iy.apon 1pennls' band 1of thisteh kllisdIa and
: wounded sops 'twenty'' tsd .tapsas3 9lPvsn;
p1tsone1s; txepty horaeS, arms;1 ri,
=, 0En,, 0:I,V:WesAdtne, Sf tWt@eohtlq, ls1S
town. lii sa3i odiff 'soid1efis lid gunboassAt
Htlsh&. IL 1sry. ..n4ldas ID sa.sy ths: eapsgtS;
n, Yicshstark Recent stetlfs Abaoat aehSra1s
steele ia osterhaus moYfnK aKallst MtBslae
'a{s* e5htt ttR1alcted ed.s Henffd6 u it'd to % as
Jacksonport, ohAWn.s. River, ready to: fsll
baeK ppQn OH sa1aneA. nv :t|l'N y:si q J.!
!: >, Sf, Louis, October, 9l.-Tho .fftends .of
Ger. Fremont latt night welcomed hit feturn
tS tbia slt{ :stsnaa I'll, ~ ne a99
w ID sYety respset cor9lal and e1,shuetastie:
sta %iSe,. re s$ f$.ttst 3S,sK .S,s g
prip i % cpsi %'eb jtets 81, h5 nov ~ . s.
Rresfnt Il the tf1Al III bli friend add faita4
folder, den: Klpsiry believing, g b Sltd.
that the aassn|ta upon him ,Fo{a m}d aofelJ
sbecan1a he felt Il ~: hohotfble aaty g stang
p|.Spssssss fs:siVeI a.,heaaqasstSI.It b f A
.HF1SEa, Ark to thh t7th !nst, report atl
dSflfEf lid the fost neatly completed.
The rebel Geat,n Holmes bad sent 70 Gen.
, 1862-10-22
, The .Oampatgn iuv Kentucky,

The campaign In Kentucky ls;!ittually. a.
m end.7 Itis leele1s 10 conceal the fact thai
our people pro ~ eltseAy aitapRoihtef 10 the
takiuk Oincinnatfah3 Ioui4sille, and No failed
In capturing them. Bngg and Kirby Smith.
have succeeded IN eecapiDg' through P0welrs
Gap into East Tenhe5bee, with their wagon
and ammunition trains and their lnamenss
tpoils;f Il fa: said that the paranit RAs apan.
doned because Of the i.nposa1billty Of obtain,
inR subsistence for the army. - -
is believed that. Bragg will make dlroct
for Nashy willie, and ne shall probably have por.
lion Of tho army counter.marehing Id that
direction to head him Of At all eyents, the
rebelb,! except the gaetillss under Morgan. md
ous localities, arc ont Of the State; and + ii
100 late in tld season to anticipate anotHer
invasion Of any aimensious. The lettor Of our
correspondent With this army gtyes complete
resume Of the campaign from its initiaton at
LontbYille to; .the termination at:tLondon.
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