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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-15

stoned Il; tins time. rs the regiments iooh TO
their heels to get out of range, and seeing so
many men retreating, others that had not
reached the field also started to run and soon
the roads were crowded with frightened peo-
pie, who added to the existing misfortunes
by telling wild stories of repulse. loss and
discontinue. Soon the provost's guards
were thrown across the roads and fields, stop
ping stragslers, and suffering only the
wounded to pass. The wounded came in on
foot in great numbers, and the ambulances
were promptly on the spot to carry OH those
unable to walk. The scenes that made the
morning light terrible were the coDcomltants
of all battle fields; but the unusually heavy
loss of field and line officers was remarkable.
Most of our wounded are wounded in the
lower limbs.
GEN POPE on THE FIELD.
About four o'clock in the afternoon Gen
Pope and staff went upon the field, and were
greeted with the most vociferous cheers -
The General rode to the extreme front in the
thickest of the fight, and came near getting
into rebel ambuscade, but he discovered
his danger in time to avoid it. We took
several rebel prisoners. from whom l gained
,me information. 1t is certain that the reb-
ell Gen Winder is killed. Gen Jackson is
wounded slightly in the hand. Gen Saxton
is mortallv wounded.
The rebel force engaged in the battle was
from forty to fifty thousand. Gen Augur's
wound is not dangerous. 1t is flesh wound
in the hip. Gen Geary is severely wounded
in the arm. Gen Banks had his horse killed
under him, as did also the chief of Gen
Pope's staff, Col Ruggles. Large numbers
of hospital tents and stores were sent from
Washington on Sunday, to the scene of &C
ton. Culpepper is one vast hospital, though
most of the wounded will be sent on to
Washington for treatment. Two pieces of
artillery and large number of small arms
were captured from the enemy.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.

BY {. VI. STONE e. co.
st. .Jolnsb,ry. VI, Friday. Aug. Is. 1862.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-15
UNION STATE TICK Ell.
Election on Tuesday. September Ind, 1862.

IIOLBROOK of Brattlcboro
For Lieutenant Governor
PAUL DILLINGIlAM Of Waterbury.
For Treasurer
JOHN Is. PAGE of Rutland
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For incidental sxpRnsss q the qulrterllulStsr'S
thirteen dOlllESAnd eighty cent?. p = =
Tor transportRti0n OF the sFmy and tie s1n1itsa
two million TWO hundred aud mn f01r thousand oRs
hundred and eighfy-stx dollars aud 5eIEhty-ono
For transportation Of oaieors baerape. aftsop
thousand three hundred and Eixty-s6TSn dolIarE
FOR purchase Of dragoon horses, two hundred and
ninetIsSsHSn thousand three hundred and thirty
5SE clothing, camp and garrison squipaEs, one
alLlo tnTeo hundESd ana my thousand one hun.
drod and dity one dollars and t6iPfYlsIC bt Cents
For current expenses Of oranaI,r1, 1910. 1855,
thOuland dollars. ? '',Sus'
Ror ordnance, ordnance stores and rupplIss ipelr.
aing hoE.S eqnpments for all mounted troops, four
hundred thousand dollars.
6oL o. arms, Eixty thousand dollars.
FOR increasing the manufacturing eapScftT OftIIo
national aFrnoHy, my thousand dollars
Egr P1Lchaso OF gunpOWder and lead, forty thou.
Pr P9Eohn.o ofar.tllory home. tvouty-a1o thou.
Eor hlre OF quarters for troops Of store houses for
tne Ne Keeping OF military stores, Of grounds for
S1n!ne6 environments, and for Temporary huts, Ou0
hundred and htty-efght Thousand two hundred aud
ei44SIaty-three doll1rs and eighty-One cents.
sec .. And belt further enacted, That all appro-
Ittaons and all prOTisiOns Of Law herein contained
4PPHAbIe TO three year8 volunteers shall apply b
TWO years volunteers and all other Volunteers Wlit
nave been or may be received into the service OF tic
United States for period exceeding three month";
Approved, July II, 1851.
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ON and AFTER the l4th Of April. 1861, the passen-
" eeI Trains S1ii be run As follows, viz:
Tho ExpEe9 Train leaves Wheeling d6Hy except
sundaya II 10 A. n, BcuNood AZ 1880 A. n, arTiV.
Ing in Baltimore IT $40 A. NJ connecting with the
k1Prssl train for Philadelphih, New York Boston,
and All the Eastern cities, leaving At 6:I6 A. NJ ar
TVea At Washington At b;30 A. ~, making close con.
ntcton With the Southern lines for all parts Of tile
south This train stops At the principal stations
nom wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltimore at S:45 p NJ and
Washington City Rt &55 P. NJ, arriving At Benvood
Al A. 81 and Wheeling ut G:21 A. II :, making direct
connection with the EXpTeGItTain for all parts Of tile
West Southwest and Northwest. This tFaIn Etop1
only for meaia and wood and water
The Mall Train leaves daily including SuDdyaS nt
6el p NJ BenWOOd at 7:26 p. H., and arrives In
baltimore at ISIS p. NJ, connecting with the Mail
train, leaving for Philadelphia New York, Boston.
and AL EnFteTn cities At AS P. NJ arrives a. Wash
thKton City At $50 p NJ connecting with the Sotl,.
eTn lines for all parts Of the South ThIstain Stonl
on the west end OF the road At MOundaVIlIe Cnmero
Warrington, Water Station EairmOnt and GFaftOn.
Returning, leaves Baltimore AZ $50 A. NJ Wash.
ington City at 9i25 A ~ and RTTiTeda at BenWood al
1910 p IL and Wheeling at 1882 r. NJ, connectinE
With the Express train for all pAFtsof the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops At The min,
cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accom- da alton nm,
daily, except Sundays leaving Piedmont AZ GAO A III
and arrives At Wheeling at $40 p. N.
WI. smTH, Master Of Tran1portation.
L. ~. CotR' osnl Ticket Agent. apo
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DeeenbsE, 1851, 90 ar q tls saIas - o. isSS s. an
Piled 70 the pE0yisons Of thia eet aud not i1o1Is
teat theESWlfh ara hereby revived e rO-anaEtod
Al the eGpG1sa5 that may att6n thb 6Sscnfi0D 81
tnts set the sum Of two hlndFOd tolnd doIIsFI a
2 much thsrlgf IS may b necessary, b and ne
money n the not 0thsFUiSS appFupriatsd
Approved, Jlly H. is6l. d 80,
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Rrr,rc-No. 2I

An ACT to provide for tho paymsnt Of the militia
and volunteers called IHto the service Of the UNI
ted States, from the time they were called into
service TO the thfrtisth day Of June eighteen hun
drod and Sixty-One.
Be IL enacted by the senate and House OF RSpFe-
BontatiVes Of the United States u America n Con
gre5 assembled, That there be and hereby q apprO-
pFiAted ont Of any money In the Treasury not 9TH
erRiss appropriated, the sum Of i've millions seven
hundred and sixty thousand dOllars, or 20 much
thereof a. may be neeesAEy, to enable the Govern.
meut TO pay the militia and volunteers called into
service Of the United States, being an additional
amount required for the fiscal year ending June
thiTtieth, eighteen hundred and Gixty-onO.
Approved, July Is 1851
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L 20 O AT ED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharlessSts.
BALTIMORE, ND.
THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
u prosperous and houriShlnE condition. Twice an.
ring the last two has Il been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In.
every State In the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desrably located buildlngs In the city. The roOmG
Wy odiouSy arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room or to obtain
Thorough Practical BWEfae&s Education generally are
in any BY any Emlhr estab.
ushment In the United States.
FACULTY3 {5-
Z. X. LOSER,
PrtnsPal-Leeturer on the Science Of Accounts Com.
mOrce, Business Customs, etc.
JIM. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations.
II. H.DAVIBS,
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
Professor Of Business and ornamental Psnmanphip.
S.T.WILLLAAIS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. gne. 2. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua VanSaut,
Hon; Ehos Swami, VIM. Il. KOIghler, Esq,
The College q provided with COMMERCIAL Library
9I STANDARD Works expressly for the use OF tho Stu
rately instructed. :
There being no vacation during the year, STUDENT.
can enter at any time.
ThetimepsuG quiredtoeOmplstethe full eourse
from to IL weeks. a
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to ali Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamental Circular con.
tanning upwards Of SIX SQUARE HEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View OF the College yaFioui
ehAraetersttc designs penmAnShip, de- sent by mail
lFee or charge accompanied with full
I@ft'cuA@Fs' Address b Z; LosIER
baltimore Nd
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OFFICIAI.
LAWS OF THE UNITED sTNTEs-
ElzDssd ct iss Ffy1t SetriOa Of ne Thiyt, gosath
C6NOHGtt.

LPulllc-N0.LI
AN ACT 70 rsfund aud remit the duties on arms I'm.
ported by States.
Be It enacted by the sonats and HousS Of Repre-
DeutattVes Of the UniEOd States Of America n Con-
greIS Assembled That the sScEStaFyof the Treasury
Be aud he Ls hereby RathoF4Esd and directed 70 re-
fund aud remit the duties and fElp0ItS ON aI Arms
imported into the United States aDc0 the AFSt day
Of Nay Last, oE Uhieh may Be imported before the
dFTt day Of 5aaaaFy next, by for the account OF
any State; PToVdgd, the Secretary Of ths Treasury
shRIi b Ustnae3 that the HaId intended In
good hlth, for the use o. the troops OF any State
Which is Of may be Engaged In aiding to suppress
the inSurreetion now exsting against the United
s' Approved, July TO- 1851.
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b 4 enacted By tie G6natS and HolSs a R.,-.
sontatiyo8 q The United State q America q a.
Erel4 ag9ombled, mat tie EFalo q aaliS4anf ~
matter IN tie naYY q ths United StSlS . - ksFS
By = eStlhlh6d md tat non 0nd affSr a. ~.
go q thil aet the q thS United $780,
tpI and with IT, AayioS Gl1 of fho sS6rSRS
nay ePpSllk n non tine ~ OK
e. thay HhAu bon0odod n RotiRo 6orT36S q ~ -
VyS Dot OEoooding = a nnIIIll1I
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Bridal Preseinlts

SOLID SILVER WARE.
UsT RECEIVED PER ADAMS EXpREss a
suPertor stock Of Silver Ware, eonEIStinF "a ois
Cake, Ice Cream. Jelly, Toast aud Fish KIivei. si
aud LITER, Silver Salt Cellar and SnSSS
y sets. Rtlh Knives and Rork1 in sotE ndiyiduai
Aepkln Ring, Pickle Knives aud Forks SILVER
.S4Ea SlsGs ana Port MonuAles, Spobns Cup5 Cob
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JOHN T. LAK1N,
sEo. W.JoRsoH. w.p. JOHNSox.
G. w. JOHNSON q son.

M3nutRetureFs OF Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AvAILRD OURSELVES OF ALI, TIM
IL improved tAsitte We are better prepared now
tne ABOVE line OF business. Eallfes and Conductor
MADE 70 order. Steamboat work done In 5ubStSb.
particular attention to this branch Of the trSe s3
can gua[antee sattsfaGtion in every particular To
sMhoiesale Dealers We can offer Inducements tbaf
SAnn1t pc tound elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware n
mpletes and the asOOrtment i5ful at antfmsG. We
stock Of thelateSt and most approved PATTERN
OF Ooal and Wood Stoves on hand ct All timcs.
"a. ". JOHNSON SON
No.1Ts Market Square,
yyA-a&Eu wheeling, Va
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New Stock of Fine, Pianos

Ntls has just receiyedR new stock OF
~ iekering Sons Boston, which for beauty Of nm
Us power Of tono aud elasticity of touch are Sppe.
~ % any lnStruments ever brought 70 the CITY
n; 1neae Pianos were bought tor cash and viii Ia
% e les than Eastern prices for CASH. and eaSS
E9e public are especially invited TO cali and
0ia PianOS taken In exchange for nav
-teaafs - 4 JESSE B. MELLOR
-19.S No, lS0 Main II
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI.
ing Rail Road.

lug 6S3A 6SOdus
~
ON AND APTKR MONDAY, JanpaTy 2Oth. 1852
" Passenger Trains WI leave Bridgeport e fol.
lows (sundAyS G1e9ptods)
LIS A. NJ Man Train, stopping AZ all 1tattons. mr.
ClsTelnnd At $40 P. n
except RuEh Bun aud Beaver, arrives a
Pittsburgh At 20S A. n. aud ClOVoland
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland - 9sSS A. u. aud LOO p. NJ, ar
i've At Bridgeport At 6s2O P. n, and G3S A N
Leave Pittsburgh At $50 A. NJ, and LEO p u ,
arrive At Bridgeport AZ s-s5 A II, and cop. n
Connections are made as PoIIovvRs
At Pittsburgh with PennsylTenia R. R for Harris
burg Baltimore, Washingt0n, PhilA-
delphia, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland TOled R r. for Ban
dnsky, Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
all points In the NORTH WEsT. with
Detroit EteamerS for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the HoETH WEsT. with
Cleveland Erie R R. for Erie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Pals. VIII,
CisTeland, Columbus Cincinnati Tor
Sr0iline, Delaware, Columbus aud
AZ HndSon With the C. z. &c.R R. for CuyahoEa
Pals, Akron, AiTloEsburgh and Ro0s-
At Alliance With p. Ft wa c. r. h. for Canton,
MagtllOn, Wooster, Salem, Rnon, CO
AtstsubOnTiIlS With P. 9. @. Line and AZ BE1LAIR
with @. o. o. R.R- for ZAneEVilla New.
Ark Colnmbu1, 4enla, Dayton, IndI-
anapolil, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
81 Louin, st. Joseph and all points
Rtst and South West.
Exeur.ion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return SS,T6
FHFe always as low and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East eau Be procured q the once under the
Mcclure House, WheolIng, Va, or with FREIGHT
Agent At Bridgeport station.
Freight contracts viii Be made At lowest rates 70
any point accessible by this road and Its
U the East, North, West and E0rth-WeSt, At once
Nod Water street, with FreE gent II Bridge
port Station. RM. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President
,. r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. feb6
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=
Sc. Z. Apdba it further Snaetsd; nat ST-Fypor
son Whoe IE1 be ppotnte sSsIi
g The time Of his apPointmentS b9 net loss than
tRO0ty-ons yOarB d age tfah tVintT-IfT
years. and that, previous % his appointment II
physical, mental and moral quali6s tIonS GhsiI -
Inquired into And hESEably fOpoEted upon by 4
the SSeretary Of the Navy, and undaF such FeiuIS-
lions a he may PEeseEibs.
pay OF shan b a. foloWS
On duty At 80, for the rgt Vo years Rft0r dsts OF
lon, enc tn9uean Nd three hundred dollars; AZ,
Ter I'VE years from datoOf one thousand
dVe hundred dollars.
On other duty, for the rst nys years afer date Of
commission, one thousand dollars; after dvs years
d0llsIa-
On leave Of absence or waiting ori0rT for che rit
i've Year, after date Of commission, elEft hundrei
oolIarS; after iVo yeaTB from date OF ono
thousand dollars; and when attached to vessels for
- eaen paym ahall be entitled
Sec. 4 And be It nlrther enacted, That from and
amer the page Of this act commanding Oficsr
Of any vessel in the navy ihau be required TO er.
form the duties Of paymaster or assistant pSyHas.
ter; and when such once shall become vacant by
death OF otherwise, IN shps at ssa or on foreIEn S
the sonioE dlfeer present may make an acting an
Pointment Of any at PerSon 70 perform the d1ties
until another paymhster or assistant paymaster
shall report for duty. Any parSon performing ne
duties OF Payaster assistant paymAster in SecoF.
dance With this section (but not otherwise shall 10
entitled 70 receiVe the pay Of such grade whilst 90
acting slaEtl = :
Bee. 8. And be It further enacted, That each as
ynastSr shall upon his appointment, enter
into bonds In the amount Of ten thOuSand dollar.
with q least two good and Sufficient securities for
the taithful performance of his duties and that as
distant paymaBterB shall have rank and preeedeuee
with assistant guIgeons not passed. and that all ap-
potntmentS to hllyaeAnees in the eorps Of paymas-
ters ahAu be made by regular promotion from the
list OF aGIiStapt paymaSteTp.
BEG Q. And Be It further enacted, That within six
months after the expiration Of the present inSuTTee
don the corps Of pGymASter5 and assistant payInSS.
t0FS BhAn be reduced 10 the number of 6sySnfT.fv.
10 the whole.
Approves, July II, 1861.
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Physician Of the Marine T4oEnifaI
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Epi8eopal CRtlfcR.


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The above prospectus has mp to this date been
Paoshed In only one Of our leadiug papers for ten
NO extra EFFORTS to got stock taken have been
mess o. the enterprise that two hundred thouT
aud DOLLAR Of the stock has already been taken We
would briefly state that the GhareS are ~ eScb
IN full, without further liability; Nj
livery only Etbn dividsnds arc rSceysi
Any person having money to spare can BY the MR.
make antnTeStment that win pay IarEolS md lSaia
stock that readily into cash ISSS
All communications to the President promptITs
81. Louis Mo-. March % 1Ra1. .4H
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4ue Soarse OF instruction Is N ~ =
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From a Forloarding Merchant Of st. LotHg
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Dyaentery, Diarrhosa. Reln1. worn.

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From Req. J. 2. Hines, Pastor of Aav4nt
Church Boston
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Missouri Mining Company;

incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL sTOCEz..................S5 100000
Inns COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
pose Of advancing the great mining interests OF
onr State. We do not profess to be governed by
purely phtAnthropic motives In initiating this GU
torpEtse. We believe that the stock can Ie made to
pay large dividends, and at the SaIe time more reaI
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
Yeloptng and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth OF Missouri, than by the use Of i've times The
amounted ourcaptal invested In any other busi
We shall mako the Office of our Company q ccm.
piete mining bureau Of the mineral RESOURCES Of the
state. We have power under 0nf charter to pur.
Gnase and sell IMMORAL lands wherever I9cntcd In
SSsourt Great inducements will be offered to can
ttAlists and mining adTenturerB WHO daaire to mr.
eaSe and work paying mines, by dealing with this
We respectfully solieit the attention Of all who
have mineral lands for sale 10 send us statement
OF tho came describing the kind Of minerals on their
lands the number of aeres the location and the low
est cash price they are willing to take for said lands
W shall work only such mines as pay largely but
snaI open and prove most Of the lands we SELL The
Dookg for subscription to the stock arc now open n
the once Of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner OF Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
~ Locust All who seel an interest In thiS
D1slneSs and have money, will do we'll TO call hnd
city can secure It by enclosing ten per cent Of the
amount wanted to the President Or Treasurer.
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mach, which they cleanse At once.
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