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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-08

SOMETHING For THE TIMES
A NECESSI FY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD
JOHNS & CROSLEY'S
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE
The Strongest Glue in the World
The Cheapest Glue in the World.
The Most Durable Glue in The World.
The Only Reliable Glue in the World
The Besi Glue in the World
AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE
Is the the only article of The kind ever
produced which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER.
II WILL MEND WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mend your Harness, Straps, Belts, boots sc.
IT WILL MEND GLASS,
Save the pieces Of that expensive Cut Glass
Bottle
1T WILL MEND IVORY.
Don'l throw away that broken livery Fan, it
IS easily repaired.
IT WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken China Cups and Saucers can
be made as good as new.
IT WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked out OF your Marble
Mantle can be pnt on as strong as ever.
1T WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
n
cost but shilling, shilling saved is
a shilling earned.
1T WILL MEND ALABASTER.
That costly Alabaster Vase is broken and
you can't match il, mend it, it will new
er show when put together
1T WILL MEND BONE, CORAL. LAVA
AND IN FACT EVERY THING BUT
METALS
Any article Cemented with AMERICAN
CEMENT GLUE will not show where
II is mended
SAEGReo09a
"Every HcusekeepeI should have a sup.
ply of Johns & Crosley's Cement Glue -
New York Tunes
sit is so convenient 10 have in the
house "-NesO York Express
''lt is always ready this commends it
10 every body."- Independent
''We have tried il, and fiGd it as useful
in our house as water. Wiikes' SPIRIT o. ihe
Times
ECONOMY WEALTH.
$40, 90 per year saved IN every family by
One Botlle of
AMERICAN CEAENr GLUE,
Price % CeE:s per Botile
Price % Gents per Bottle.
Price 20 Gents per Bottle.
Price 25 Gents per Bottle.
Price 25 Gents per Bottle.
Price % Cents per Bolile.
Very Liberal Reduction TO Whole
sale Buyers.
TER NJ ) { A ) H.
~ For Sale by all Druggists, and Store
keepers generally thronghont he conniry.
JOHNS 81 CssOSLEY,
(Sole Manufacturers
rs WILLIAM STREET,
Corner OF Liberiy street NEW YORK.
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THE CouNTY AuDIross are in session at
the Commissioners Office, in this place. au-
.diiing the affairs of The county preparatory
TO having them published. GEoReE Nj.
HowELL, of Fishingcreek, JosSPH B KsIr-
TIE. OF Franklin, and JoHs F. FowLER OF
Pine, compose the board of auditors. They
are fair and compe,aut accountants.
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Diaries for 1862.

BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS, FOOLS CAP
Paper, Letter, Note, Bill, Sermon and Draw
ing Paper, CuItains and Wrappers, Envel-
opes, Pencils States, Backgammon Boards.
Chess, Gold Pens, Photograph Albums,
Family Bibles, Hymns, Prayer Books,
American, English & French Inks, Pocket
Books, Writing Desks, &c &c, all Of which
are being sold al very low prices for ca b..
VIM. G. Perry, S w. cor 4t, s. Race, Pbia.
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We HAVE heard it said that DANIEL LEE,
Esq., was secessionisi ! We don't be-
lieve it. Why wonld he allow two of his
sons go into The Federal army, which ,rs
know they did no, 10 without his consent
If he was the kind of man some coscardly
Republicans about this place would have
the public believe. Shame on the siander
srsf
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-08

TIE BoARD OF RELIEF, for this county,
had meeting in this place on Saturday
last, and paid out to the relief of the SOL
dier's wives Ito those whose husbands have
not yel received any pay from the Govern.
men.) in the nsiehborhood of.eiehty dollars !
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Miso4ks.-In this number of our paper
will be the minutes OF the meeting of
The Columbia county Teachers Institute,
which convened at Catiawissa on the oath,
uli..and adjourned on The 26.h. Read them,
they are explicit and well prepared
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We WOULD give special notice to all those
who wish 10 discontinue the STAR at the
commencement of the 18th Volume, which
begins with this number, can do so, by
s,spping into The Captains Office and squar-
ing up all arrearages.
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Taosx Of our citizens who have ice-hou-
ses are bnsily engaged filing them with ice
taken off Fishingereek. ltis as clear as
crystal and ahou, seven inches thick.
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Book Binding

OF every description execu'ed in the best
style. Persons having books in quantity
that need binding, can have them bound
al The present time at very low rates None
but experienced workmen are empsoyed
in my esta tablishmeni. Wm q PERRY,
Book Binder and Si0tioner,
S. w. cor Fourt & Race Sis, Phiada.
December Is, ls6I-4m.
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THe Susquehanna river is completely fro
gen over al several places not far from this
place and il is being crossed By foot-mea-
This is proof Of having pretty cold weather
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SHERlFF5S SALE.


Z Y vlr,ne OF writ OF Leraria Facias'to
- ne directed, issued oui OF The Court
of Common Pleas o. Columbia county.
Penna will be exposed 10 public sale, al
the Couri House in R!oomsburg. on FRI.
DAY THE 10ih DAY OF JANUARY, 1862.
al one O'Clock in The afternoon, The follow
Inl property 10 wit:
All ha, one and half story Plank dwell
ling Hor-e, situate IN Benton township, in
lhe County aforesaid, on lot OF land bound
ed on the West by lands Of John Savage.
and on me North by lands of Abraham
Young, and oH the South and Eas, by lands
OF John McHenry, containing about Eleven
Acres of Ian! more or less, said dwelling
house belng IN front sixteen feet and in
depth fourteen feet, and the LOT or piece of
ground and eurlilage appurteuani to said
building.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold
as The pr operiy of Samuel Lemon, in tie
hands OF his administrators Samuel Apple
man and Johh Lemon.
JOSIAH H. FURMAN,
Sheriff's Office, Sheriff.
Bloomsbury Dec ls, 1861.
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Ii AsoTHER column Of the STAR we print a
few verses, which were taken from the
pocket of a dead rebel, at the late battle a.
DrsinsvilIe, and sent Us by member Of
the slron Guards
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~ The letter from our young friend a
"Camp Oyerteuffer." came too late for this
weeks Issne Please continue them.
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THr cARRlea Boy Of the STAR requests us
to return TO his patrons his most profound
thanks for The liberal manner in which they
rsceised him on New Years day.
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WYOMING ROUSE.

bANifb LAtt OCk, PROPRIETOR.
WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN.
fH ME Proprietor respectfully informs his
u friends and the public generally that he
has taken charge OF The Wyoming House. in
the village OF Wyoming, near The Railroad
Depot Of mat place, and has fitted il ont so
as to entertain both transient and perma.
neni visitors IN a suitable and comfortable
manner. HIS rooms are spacious aud ai,y.
and noi only caicU lated 10 add to the cnuye.
rience and comfort OF the travelling commu-
uity, bui also 10 those who would seek a
pleasant sumner resort with families
HIS ABLE will be supplied with the best
he market can afford and his BAR will be
furnished with the puresi liqnors Thai can
be obtained. The proprietor will give his
exclusive attention 10 the comfort aud con
yenience OF his guests. and is determined
to make the WYOMING HOUSE rank q.
mong The flrsi hotels in The Stale.
The Proprietor hopes that from his expe.
rience IN The business, and by unremntins
attention on his part, combined with iudi-
cions selection of the most CAREFUL and obiie-
ing servants, he may be entitled 10 the ia
vorahle consideration o. The public, and re-
ceive liberal share of their patronage
u Please give him a call, and Judge for
ourselves April 2, 1859.
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DARLsNG'S
LIVER .IlEGUnATOB9
AND
IgGB @ggp8Rgo

GgEB EIER 3Rgo
Are pure vegetable extracts. Tney cnre
all bilious disorders OF the human system.
They regulate and invigorate the liver and
kidneys: they give tone to the digestive
organs they reauiate the sectet,cns, ex-
cretions and exhsla,ious, equalize the cir
cula,ion, and purify the blood. Thus, all
bilious complaints-some OF which are
Tcrpid Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
Piles, Chi!ls and Fevers, Costiveness or
Looseness-are entirely controlled and
cured by these remedies.
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DARLINGS
LIVER REGULATOR

AND MIEE GIEElNGSo
And now consider myself entirely cured"
Hon. Jonn A. Cross writes, 'Brooklyn,
March Is, 1860. In the sprlng OF 1889
took severe cold, which induced violent
fever took two doses OF
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
II broke up my cold and fever at once
Previous TO this attack, had been troubled
with dyspepsia several months /; have felt
nothing of it since"
Otis Sludley, Esq, 1913 East 2sth Street,
n. Y, writes .sAugust I3, 1861 had
difficulty with Kidney Complaint three
years, with constant pain in the small ci my
back | had used most all kinds of medi-
cines, but found no permanent relief until
used
DARLING.S LIVER REGULATOR,
and Life Bitters,
passed clotted blood by the ureth -
/ am now entirely cured, and take pleasure
in recommending these remedies"
Mrs. c. Tebow, IL Christopher Street, n
subject 10 attacks OF Asthma The last twenty
years have never found anything equal
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR,
in afotding Immediate relief II is thor
oueh Liver and bilious remedy"
Mrs Yonng, OF Brooklyn, writes. "Feh.
2s, 1860 In May last | had severe at
tack oil Piles, which confined me TO the
house took one bottle of
Darling's Life Biiters,
and was entirely cured. | have had no
| attack since.'
D Westerveli, Esq, of South 9Th, near
9Th Street. William sbnrg, L l., writes -
"Auaus: 5, Is6O-Having been troubled
with difficulty in the Liver. and subject 10
bilious attacks, was advised oy a friend
| TO Ify
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
! | did so. and found i, 10 operate admirably
! removing the bile aud arousiug The liver 10
! activity | have also nsed j. as
FAMILY MEDICINE.
| When our children are out of SORTS, we
| give them a fe " drops and il sets them all
right. | find j, meets the general wants OF
the stomach and bowels when disordered. y
Header, if you need either or both of
the most excellent Remedies, inquire fol
them at the stores; if you do moi find them
take 10 other, bu I inclose One Dollar IN a
letter, and on receipt of the money, the
Remedy OF Remedies will be sent accord
/ ing 10 your directions, by mail or express,
post paid Address,
DAN'L s. DARLING,
102 Nassau ST.. New York
| Put up in so cen. and 81 Bottles each.
] November s, iS6l.-6m.
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Blank Books, for the Ist of Jan'y

ran be boughi at low prices, in every vafi-
ETY. oisIyle of binding, at VIM. g. Pefry's
Account Book Mandatory, S. w. cor. 4lh
and Race Streets, Phiada.
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Good Books

Selling at a bargain. Purchasers buying
Books, Stationery and Holiday Goods for
cash, car purchase much below wholesale
prices al S. w. cor. Fourth Il Race.
VIM. G. Perry,
Bookseller and StalioEer.
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GeoseES TUTTos, Esq, Of Tunkhanaock,
Wyoming county, one of our present mem
bers of the State Legislature and who was
denounced by the Republicans last fail
rhen candidate on the Democsahc ticket,
as rank Secessionist, paid his friends and
fellow Democrat in this place, social visit
on Friday last, while on his way TO Har-
risburg. He locked well, enjoyed COED
health, and talked more Democratic than
ever He with his colleague. Col LEVI L.
TATE, arrived in Harrisburg on Saturday
last They will be iolerabIy strong team
on local as well as State affairs. Our iocal
interests will have safe guardians. Any
thing OF interest tFaaspirine in the Legisa-
tire proceedings this winter We will endeay-
or 10 make oor readers familiar with il.
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Ruy WIN. ss.Perry's

Steel Pens, the bes; and cheapest in the
market. Wm. G. Perry, Siationer,
S W corner Fourth & Race SIS
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- HE co-paunrrShip heretofore existing
between The firm OF SToHsER & Fox,
propfietors Of the Bakery AMI Coniecimne-
rs Establishment a: this place, j. this day
tie 28th OF December, 1861. dissolved by
mntual consent. The business vii be
co6linned by the senior member of the firm
be whom sIl claims against The firm will
he paid, and those indebted 10 the firm will
please come forward and settle the same.
B STOHNER,
FRED. R0X
Bloomsburg, ian. SIS. 1862.
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DARLINGS LIFE BITTERS

L superior tonic and dinrlic excellent IN
cases Of loss of appetite, fiatulencyi female
weakness, irregularities, pain in he side
and bowels, blind, prolruding and bleeding
piles, and general debility.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY ;
Jas. L. Crumley, merchant, 1874 Fulton
street, New York, writes, August ls, 1860 ;
sI have been afflicted with piles. accom-
panied with bleeding, the last three years ;
| used
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LIVER REGULATOR

Removes the--morhid and billions deposits
from The stomach and bowels, regulates ihe
liver aud kidneys, removing every obstruc-
ton. restores Dstural and healthy action
IN the vital organs Il is superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Much better than Pills, and much easier 10
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Family Bibles.

large assortment selling al very low
prices for cash. VIM. g. Perry,
S. w cor Fourth s. Race Streets.
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.
william G. Perry,

Bookseller, Blank Book Manufacturer, and
Dealer in Imported and American Station
cry, s. w. cor. Fourth and Race, Phiiada.
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Important TO House Owners.
Important TO Binders.
Important TO Rail Road Companies.
Important to Farmers.
TO all t0tom this mag concern, and /. concern
e,,or,, bo
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sHER1FF.s SALE.

QY Virtue OF writ of Atias Levaria Facids
- 10 me directed issued utof the Court of
Common Pleas OF the county of Columbia,
Penn'a, viii be exposed 20 public sale, at
the Conft House in RloomEhnIg on
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DIssaLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP.

BIenmsbnre Fec. ls ls6I.-.
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ShcriR,s Sale.

Registers Office
BIcomAburg, jar. 8 1862.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-30

WHEREAS In the recent death OF Capt Edward f.
heiguolds. Lieut. Charles Bailey, and Lieut. Al
fred NJ. Nevins II the 9th Regiment Vt, Volunteers
IL has pleased God 90 remove from our midst and from
posts Of honorable aud patriotic duty, three Of the
hravest and most worthy officer, Of our Regiment;
ReSofted, That while revercuty bowling these act-
i've provdences hereby publicly express our deep love
aud profound respect Tor the gallant dead.
hcsofred That while chtnshug their memory as
brave comrades, and loyal soldiers, extend cor
dial sympathy 70 their berea,od aud afflicted families
aud mourning friends
Rcsotred That We also extend sincere and heart
felt sympathy TO all the relatives and To he vide circle
Of aicolionato friends who mourn our common loss in
the recent engagement near Lees Mills Virginia.
Re'otred, Ihat as an appropriate badge OF mourning
for twenty days
Resolred That the Chairman Of this meeting be re-
qucstcd To- forward copies " these resolutions the a
miles or relatives Of the deceased aud also copy the
Editor OF the Darlington Day iUits respectfully re-
qucsiing the publication Of the same
(sBncd) j. Z. oFAlLDING. Captain
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-30
FROM PENSACOLA
The following letter is from paymaster r.
J. Richardson to his father, Hon. r. Richard.
son, which he permits us to publish;

The following letter is from paymaster r
j. Richardson to his father, Hon. r. Richard.
son, which he permits us to publish:
u. S. STEAMER "HARRGET LANE"
Pensacola Ha'bor. Moy /, 1862 I
My DEAR FATHER,-Pensacola and vi
cinity are evacuated by the rebels
We have been off Mobile for a few days.
and the night before last. the weather being
very bad, we were obliged to 20 out to sea.
During the night our ship drlhed down to-
wards Pensacola; at 10 - in the night our
lookouts reported large fire in shore We
made for it and soon discovered that il was
near Santa Rosa Island At first Captain
Porter thought that the rebels had landed
and made an attack on Fort Pickens there
fore we stood in as fast as possible, for the
purpose of Smelling the island and assisting
the Fort. On coming close in we discovered
that the fire or fires were on the main land
The whole story is the rebels set FIRE to the
Forts, Navy Yard and some other works, and
then left. We are the only steamer or vessel
here, except small armed schooner. Yes
terday we landed troops and took possession
of Fort Barrancas to-day we are landing
more troops. | suppose that we have enough
for holding the whole country. The Rhode
Island has just come in and is bound for New
York. When she came in the Band of the
18TH New York Regiment commenced to play
Hail Columbia, Dixie, &c. We are taking
them over TO the Forts.
! must now close, as | have to 20 on board
the Rho1e Island.
expect we shall have hard time at Mo-
bile which we shall attack soon. Secession
is nearly done down here.
X. j. RICHARDSON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-30

How TO CoNFIsoATE.-Th border state
men do not object to the eonfscation Of rebel
property many Of them vehemently demand
such measure; but they ask that the thing
may be justly and constiiulionally done, and
not with any such aggravating circumstances
os shall prevent the return of the deluded
southern people TO their allegiance. The fol-
lowing declaration of the Louisville journal
is at least downright and explicit on the sub
ject, and it indicates the extent to which Con-
gress seems likely to 90 in the matler:-
"fhe course, in ou judgment is TO nut down the
rebellion by the ain strong break up aud dspcre
the revolutionary power reasseTt the authority II the
government, aud then, Hhen clearly ia situa
ton to protect the rebel citizens II he returns his al
leganee may wisely well Iightfully denounce
eonhscaton against him II he cntumAtously refuses 10
tetur In this way eoniscaton, properly guarded an
c"nsutuuuny administered, may promote the Ir-esttb
lhment " the Union bni IN no other Ia any o,her
y' eonhseanon can sriNe nnly 10 CRAFTY the spin NJ
ethfen."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-30

oHlf ISLAND, MISE, MAY d.
Mr.. EDITOR-SIR The ball keeps rolling,
and the most sanguine expectations have been
more than realized. Our advices from New
Orleans, show that " Onward is the motto
II rightly informed our troops are moving to-
wards Memphis. There is an enthusiasm
prevailing here, that tells well for New Eng
land. Those privileges which were purchased
by the blood, and treasure, of our ancestors,
must, and shall, be transmitted unmpared,
to our posterity, or we cheerfully offer, our
selves as holocaust on the altar of " Amer
lean Liberty" There was A" Regatta" in
harbor Friday the I'd inst. Some fifteen boats
were in the SPREE and Justify were the
oars piled by the sturdy oarsmen on each lit
tie craft,and they fairly leaped over the waters.
Who, the contestants were | did not learn.
| only know that fine amusement, was afford
ed to all, who witnessed the scene. We
praeticed fling by battalion this morning for
the first time, AID did it well" | assure
you. We have just got orders to be ready
to move at one hours notice after reyeille to-
morrow morning May 4th and now Saturday
2 o clock p. m, our camp presents a lively
appearance, every one preparing his things
for a march. We expect our direction is to
be towards New Orleans, but be that as il
may, we go cheeriully. | wish to make a
suggestion to our friends to write us often and
direct to sth Regiment Vermont Volunteer
Department OF the Gulf" and not for fear
their letters will not reach US, neglect to
write. The amount of mail matter received
by our Regiment since we came here up to
this date will not exceed thirty letters to a
company, and we feel as though there was a
lack Of interest somewhere in respect to for
warding our mail.
There are few men who will probably
have Co be left in the General Hospital,
though most Of the sick will be able to 60
along with US. Dysentery is the prevailing
disease, caused in a measure by change Of
climate. I. p. X.
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Our Armu Correspondence
FROM THE EIGHTH REGIMENT.
sur Is1AxD. Miss., April ! sth

SHrr ISLAND. Mics, April 18th
Mn. EDIroR--S1Ri We have not heard Of
the success Of our expedition. but we are
hearing heavy caunonading in the direction Of
Fort Jackson, but with what result none here
can tell but the conflict must be fierce and
obstinate, as scarcely a minute elapsos be-
tween fringe, and this has been keptup with
out cessation since sometime last night. Yes
terday a vessel bearing the british flag was
seen in the direction Of Mobile, making sail
for this Island As soon as discovered, the
New London steamed out to meet her, aud
found she bore flag Of truce and letter
purportng TO be from a British Consul to
Maj Gen. Butler respecting some prisoners
She was promptly warned off by the gunboat
and this morning she (the steamer made out
that way again, it is supposed to carry an an
swer or watch for spies, let them come under
what flag they may. have learned to-day,
Saturday that two sailing vessels from Mo-
bile. laden with cotton, undertook to run the
blockade under a convoy, and our blockading
squadron intercepted them and quite smart
engagement took place, but the result is not
known. I. p. X.
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SHIP ISLAND. Miss. \

RlllI bland hlHbss may T.
Nh kDlroR-SrR; The Eighth had orders
TO be ready to move at an hours notice, some
two days ago. and now 10 o'clock a. m. the
left wing have struck their tents and three
companies have already gone on board the
James Hoyey, the same craft that took us
down here, and the rest Of the Regiment are
10 follow Immediately. We suppose our de-
situation to be some place near New Orleans,
but can not know certain. Commodore Por-
ter's feet is here now, came in last night. II
is said here that tho feet goes to Mobile to-
morrow TO pay its respects. Paymaster Rich
ardson Of Montpelier is here on the Island
The health of the troops is good. at present
some gunboats have gone up to the mouth Of
Cape Ponohartrain, and we hourly expect to
hear from them Some five Regiments are
left here besides a cavalry company and sew.
eral Light Batteries. The 18Th Connecticut
and believe one Maine Regiment are TO 90
with us. A part of the 9TH Vermont, and
also part Of New Hampshire Sth have gone
up to Fort Pike, in company with the gun
boats. No mail received since we came on
the Island of later date than A ril lst. There
is sheet printed here on the Island called
" the Ne'os Letter the management of the
whole thing is in charge Of Private H. ID.