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An extraordinary bu, truthful pic;ure CT the entire social
,y,.e Of the South describing the domestic life Of the rich
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-31
Treason in High Places.

Il is Incredible that men IN known sympa-
thy with the rebellion should he retaine'! IN
the government offices Al Washington. Yet
the fact is asserted on 81 good authority TINT
there must he truth in it. Tne Potter in
vc>tigatng committee has completed It's re-
port. and it i stated tha: they find that al
least 1--we hundred persolS employed in the
departments are di>loyal To the government.
and would rejoice to see Jeff Davis in pos
session OF Washington. Inc report will be
very sever. upon MIR Smith. secretary of the
interior, showing that Jacob Thompson's old
disunion clerk and his own tSmith'sl family
and friends draw ,wo-thirds of the salaries in
his department. They charge that Mr. Smith
and al least one other secretary have treated
the respectful inquiries of the committee with
contempt. and baked their efforts 10 purge
the lublc service OF traitors. On this sub
ject the Washington Globe forcibly says
If the war for the [ Mon fail. lis failure
will probably he caused more by Treason
than by force OF arms. There is every rea
son 10 believe that the success of the rebel
ion hitherto has been secured almost who'll,
by treas0nable commu nicatIons from tru>te,
men in our ranks or employed in the man
asemen: OF military affairs. Many such com
munications are known to have been made
and many more are suspected to have bee'
made. ever since the beginning of the war
Again and again the coniederates nave boast
ed of their previous knowledge of ali tn
movements OF our armies; and many fact
have proved their boasts true. We hav
Jus, learned a most astounding circumstance
which may we'll make every patriots hear
sink in disrav. and almost in despair. \
officer of high character has Informed US th,
to his knowledge, on the day when the Pen
sacola ran the gauntlet of the rebel battere
and before the usual hour for communicative
, the counter>isn of the day to our pickets Of
posite one of those batteries, the rebel picl
cts boas'tu:v shouted the correct countcrslg
across the river, and added: The Pensact
la i, coming down tonight. What dot
, this fact nrove' II proves tina, the counte
signs which are sent from the war depar
ment TO our camps, are made known TO ii
rebels BY traitors in confidential positions
? or hear that department. and that other ii
f formation in reference to contemplated NOV
ments of our naval forces is likewise coH
municated to the enemy. What is to be Il
end of all this? Can there not be some p
/, rltication of the departments. SO as to sa'
! our country from the destruction that mu
otherwise result from such fearful treach
rv3
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gave one sob, dry, and full of the last an
guish of earth-'tell he: how | longed to see
her, but if God will permit me will be near
her. Tell her to comfort all who loved me.
to say that thought of them all. Tell my
father that am glad he gave me his consent,
and that other fathers will mourn for other
sons. Tell my minister, by word or letter,
that | thought of him, and that thank him
for all his counsels. Tell him | find that
Christ will not desert the passing so1l; and
that | wish him to give my testimony to the
living, that nothing is of real worth but the
religion of Jesus. And now will you pray
for me"
o. what emotions swelled the heart of that
devoted nan, as he knelt by the bedside of
the dying volunteer, the young soldier of
Christ; and with tones SO low that only the
ear of God and that of him who was passing
away could hear. besousht Gods grace and
presence. Never in all his experience had
his Heart been so powerfully wrought upon
n ,ver had feeling of such unutterable ten
derness taken possession of his soul. lie
seemed already i'll the presence of glorifed
spirit: and after the prayer was over, re-
straining his sobs, he bent down and pressed
upon the beautiful brow. already chilled with
the breath of the coming angel twice. thrice
fervert kiss. They might have been as to
kens from the father and mother. as well a.
from himself. So perhaps thought the dy
ing soldier, for a heavenly smile touched hi.
face with new beauty. as he said. Thank you
won't trouble YOU any longer; you ART
wearied out-go to YOUR rest"
The Lord God be with v0a" was the firm
response.
Amen tremble,l from the fast whitenin.
lips.
Mother hour passed. The chaplain sti.i
moved uneasily around his room. Their,
were hurried sounds overhead, and footsteps
on the stairs. He opened his door, encoun
tered the surgeon. who whispered one LITTLE
word
Gone"
Christ's soldier had found the Captain of
lis salvation.
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The Western Army.

Carleton" writes TO the Journal from
Cairo kd-roj Jan. II. as follows:
am asked many times day this question
How does the Western army compare with
the army of the Potomac? III Were East
probably, there would be similar inquisitive
ness. There is wide difference between
them, which must be apparent 10 casual ob
server Even the western troops with th'
army of the Potomac are different from thOs'
gathered here. The discipline on the Poto
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The Art OF Borrowing.

My dear, said Young Paris lady to a fe-
mae friend. do YOU believe that miserlv y.
would lend NE three thousand francs y.
WAS the name of we'll known sporting man.
1t depends upon chance. was the answer
How >haI! set about ii Take pen and
write Ny Dear Alfred. have been diSap-
pointed in the receipt OF some money this
morning. Could you blins M. this eyel-
ing. three thousand francs and. at the sane
time. carve a pheasant which have gst re-
celvcd y-lrnc>tlre. And do YOU believe
when the letter Is sent. that III .i. have my
money! With thlt note, my dear. YOU Nil
not get any money Why did You mike
me write it? because it was necessary thai
i first note should precrie Il Second-do YOU
understand No lax Your pen What
write again = Three lines only: My dear
Alfred. think of my note As not sent. JUS
after had despatched il received nv mon
cy. Don't forget. hoyever. Ia come and SUI
with Mt. The pheasant is superb Thi:
letter was sent ike the first. Now. see VIII.
will happen. said the lady friend; 'iltred
will ttisn not II have received Your scconC
letter. aud viii make show Of genero>lt'
when he thinks that yoG need no MONEY!
The rest i with Yourself All was execute,
according 10 form; the sporting man Gal
ian,iv offered the ;jonot. convinced that the
vouII no, BE- accepted: but. 10 his horror
the lady quie,l, pock"ted the money. An
Il aud /" hs> disappointment, no pheaSan
WIS iher, L. eal.
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Letter from Kentucky.
DOVER, Mason Co.. XIV. Jan.

DOVER, Mason Co.. XIV. Jan. l..
Ia tie Edjtor of tie C0}eGontaA:
The vrn, in more senses than one, is be
ginning to dawn again upon this "d,tyk and
bloody ground" In other words. the canopy
OF clouds that has been hung over this re-
gion since the advent of the New Year. with
scarcely an hours intermission, has at last
disappeared from human view. and given
place once more to heavens glorious sun
shine. So, tigurativeiy speaking the sur Of
Hope has. after long period OF de>ponden-
cy and gloom, Just arisen in the east Of Ken
,.cky eastern kentuckyl and the clouds OF
c,il-iorehOdins, that have been gathering
upon the mountains Of oar state. ,hreatcl.-
lng 10 lnundate the bluegrass regions be-
iuw with a de4ge of secession evils, have
been etfectuai.y hru>hcd away by-CJl Gar
field, in his recent brilliant achievement with
the notorious Fat X night Of kcntuckv. old
iiumph, MARSHALL Inc particulars Of this
engagement ynu viii learn from Col Gar
fields report already published. Suffice j,
10 say ,!,l, after G. a>jog N. EuI k,;,hr for
twcntS-iour hours. Garfield overlook h:n
. nerr ir, >tonhurg. and after a half ia; .h'
drove lim from all hi, positions. KILN. so,
. "onndlng MANY. and taking 81 Prisoucr>.-
The federal roops lost bu, . Killed and
- wounded. ply;n. the niyf, the ya,
knsI., succr,., d. bv means Of 4 iul.y ,ua.
in making good his escape. thus p,!t,if.g an
md to tnr war in eastern kturuehy, ac lc..>,
t,r the winter Bully for Col Garfield and
: his Grave MON boys, l'nclo sam. bv The
aa,, seemS Ia,t,rIy 10 be getting ii, ruu on
: >rct<>ion--at least in Missouri and Krntuc-
Nv. The grand forward move from Cairo
a"I P.duc4h has been made, and a battle is
uaminent at Naytir!d, ky., unless the ene-
my v4ea,e Camp Beauregarh, near that place
TO avoid it. Ine gun boats are getting bold
:. on the Mississippi. three having approached
a day or two since within mile and !. ha!
d o; Columbus and thrown twenty shot ant
shell within the tnem!s tortlhcauons. ~
the reply the rebels gave vas a hal! dozel
oAot, winch fell quite >h IT OF oar boats.
force, Is made upon Columbus, II viii tail AZ
IS easy victim to our arms. HIS point 5ciu.
g..c. tar ON - ,,, c,,l,,,,,., ,.;il h.. ,,,, j.
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NASrT TAa.X-

rlec- : f.r i->> III .:.eien pad TO ueatness
h4r. Iae camp, az lpt clean. lou Sse
~ >S-;,: camp -solal-, @he-e every pee
ot paper, rvcfs p.i,ie.e u, ti4th- everything
od'a>:yc ! clre:a.s -cta1-! dp ard convey
Z! axl.- a. IN >ome camps an The Patont ;
bl: here II i in camp a> Il home; yoa st
barn y4ci> 4 al ~ sites il front oi houses
al,. IL ma Aase been 4. ADm-. - W.! they
D. IN camp. uI'e>' r.. ! >,niilrr regllalonS
are en.orcri. !. ihece = ! nitaral result l.
TINS inltrcl,iln - rnlr which. IN The cate- D
r. OF virtues, >,ATd, next - GoGline>s, clean
llne>>. Sickness follows as a matter OF
course. There ! much N ,re sicAnr>, h II
than all- ans the troops ei~t- II NIL not h-
al ei>y III Alter 10 rais. the sanitary standard,
:Dr the people are mt edael1ri 10 i higl
>,andal. ID begin with. aal il i not posss-
bic To- make 4 stream -i>e higher taan the
fountain.
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GEO. c. BARNEY. Treasurer.
st Johnsbury, January 2l, 1862.
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n William \. Buckingham, the present
Governor of Conn. was nominated TOR re-
election bv the Republican and Union Con-
yentiun, he'd at Hartford the 10th inst.