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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05
Justices Elected Sept 2, 1862.

BARNET-Edwin B Clement, Hiram Hall,
James X Remck, Loren Kline, VIM War
den, James Shaw, E W Carbee, Robert Blair,
Andrew Buchanan, Worcester Hunt.
WATERFORD.-Wm Hovey, L. S. Free
man, John Caswell, John Felch, F. R. Car
penter, Nathl Lee, I n Cutler.
Observation-Disclosures Hobson, A F Wood
man, W F Willard, w K Rosebrooks, Jason
Currier.
LYNDoN.-Caleb Aldrch, | W Sanborn, G
c Peck, G Bundy, F W Perry, f W Spal-
ding, Henry Chase.
BuRKE.-Horace Burpee, c c Newell, Hi.
ram Allard, Danl Beckwith, Joel Trull, Eras-
tus Woodruff, ] S J Bems.
SUTTON.-Jona Richardson, David Bart
lett, David Powers, J NJ PiIlsbury, John
Ladd, John True, Harlow Easterbrooks.
CoNcoRD-David Hibbard, y More, JEFF:
ferson CLase, w S Howard, L W Pratt, Mi
cab Baker, J w Joslin.
WHEELocK.-Calvin Chase, Henry Perley
Samuel F. Shattuck, John W Brown, Seneca
S. Bems.
/ KIRBY.-E W Church, P W Russell, C H
Graves, John Russell, Jr, Jonathan Hough
ton.
! VICroRY.-1 r Houstin, L H Farnam, Ja'
B Hill VIM NJ Stearns, W H Kneeand.
PEAcHAM.-Harvey Sanborn, Thomas
Clarke, Isaac Watts, Hazen Merrill, Ben
kidter, Lewis 6 Gibson, Lafayette Strow
bridge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05

lHE SECOND VERMONT BRIGADE.-The n.
Y. Tribune says that Senator Foot left Wash
lngton on the 2Sth for home, having secured
authority from the secretary of war for a
brigade of the Vermont regiments by them
selves.
The FIRST VERMONT BRIGADE.-Quarter-
master Cushman, of the 4th regiment, has ar
rived at Bennington on the sick list. He
came with the Vermont Brigade to Fortress
Monroe. The brigade marched the entire
distance, and on Saturday evening left For
tress Monroe on transports to join the bal
ance of the army of TIE Potomac in the val
ley Of Virginia, via Aqua creek.
O. C. C. Dewey, Esq, editor of the Rut-
land Herald, has enlisted.
r. Reuben Lambert of Marshfeld, while
coming down ladder with pitchfork in his
hand, on the oath, fell, and the tine entering
his arm, dislocated the elbow Joint and strip
ped the flesh of.
C B. n. Lamrman of Rutland, had both
feet crashed at Chester last week Thursday,
being thrown on the trace in jumping on a
locomotive while in motion. One foot was
amputated and part of the other.
0F On Saturday night company of hu-
man tends entered the Rutland cemetery and
overturned and broke and mutilated large
number Of the most costly slabs and monu-
ments. Several men have been arrested, on
whom guilt is undoubtedly fastened. No
penalty is 100 severe for such demons in hu.
man form.
GA terrible tragedy was enacted at Bur.
ington on Thursday night. An Englishman
named VIM Barnet, cut his wife's throat from
ear to ear She was found with her RICH,
arm extended above her head and holding a
bloody knife-a coarse, Gull break-knife OF
butcher-knife, with wooden handle-the bed
clothing and pillow soaked with blood, and
the wall spattered and stained with the same
terrible witness of crime. The evidence
would seem to leave no room for doubt, tina,
it was murder, and that she died by the
hand of her drunken partner.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05
Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 3. 1862.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 3. 1862.
At market 1918 Cattle. about 1000 Beeves and
2l2 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one two and three years olds.
lE1CEs-Market Beef-Extra $50 5 Go;
first quality 5000 S6,25; second do. S5,25 a
5000; third do. 1885, 5000; ordinary.
Working Oxen-S70, 600 l25:
Cows and Calves-S20. "a, 80, A.
Yearlings-S7.00 a $50.
Two Years Old--Sl4 a IL.
Three Years Old-SlS a 20.
Sheep and Lambs-69OO at market Extra and
selections. 5000. 2,62 800; in lots, Sl,75
100 a 2,25.
Spring Lambs-Ss22.5 80 40.
Swine-0 at market.
Hides-6i &c per ID.
Calf SKINS &c per ID.
Pelts-SO.7 LOO each.
Tallow-7i 73c per Ii.
Veal Calves-from 50 to 5000.
Remarks-There was a large number of cattle
with fair proportion of good quality. Prices
for best quality rather higher or what is equiva-
lent, as last weeks wre obtained for those tina,
the quality was not so good.
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MARRIAGES.

At St Johnsbury, Sept. 4, by Rev H. P. Cush-
ing, Isaac l.. Powers of Waterford. ID sergean,
Of company A, 10th Vt. regt. Vols, and Emma
J. Houghton, of st JohEsbury.
At the West Concord House, Aug. 20, by JEFF
ferson Chase. Esq, Edwin Bowman of Lttleton,
n. H., and Irena Richardson Of Waterford.
At st Johnsbury, Aug. 81 by Rev II. P. Cush-
ing, Frederick Bugbee and Eliza Gibson, all OF
st Johnsbury.
At West Randolph, Aug 81, by Rev J. P. Stone
Andrew J. Pember of Bethel and Lorain <
Smith of Randolph.
At the Methodist Chapel in Albany. Aug. 81
by Rev II. r. Jones, c. w. Scott, NJ. D., of Lyn-
don. and Violet E. Chamberlin Of Albany
At CRANKY, Aug. "A, by Rev J. Glnes. Henry
A. Buzzell and Marion Harris, both of CRANKY.
At Burke. Aug. 10, by Rev c. X. Wells, ANA
sa r. Phippen of Lyndon, and Harriet L. Wells
of Burke.
At Lunenburg, Aug. %, by Rev NJ. Billiard
Benjamin w. Isham and Mary B. Parker, both
of l..
At Lunenburg. Aug. 10. by Rev a. J. Walker
Alanson Gee and l.. B. Parker. both of l..
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The Vermont Judiciary VS.. the War De.
partment.

Three persons were recently arrested in
Jericho, Vermont, charged with disloyal prac-
tees, and lodged in Burlington Jail. Last
week writ of habeas corpus was issued by
Judge Smalley, in behalf of Mr.. Arson Field,
one of the three parties, which was return
able OIL the 18th ult but the case was laid
over until Monday last to await the presence
of the L. S. Marshal In the meantime the Mar
shall having reported the facts to Washington,
received a dispatch instructing him to pay no
attention to the habeas corpus for the liberia
ton of Field and his fellow prisoners, Lyman
and Berney and if any attempt was made to
liberate them from custody to resist it to the
utmost, and to report the names of the re-
sistants to the Secretary of War. The Mar
shall accordingly appeared before Judge
Smalley, minus the prisoner, Field, and made
return that Field was detained under an Or
der of the War Department, dated August 8,
suspending the writ of habeas corpus in such
cases. Counsel tor the Marshal suggested
delay in the case until a consultation could be
held with the Federal authorities, but this
was objected to by the counsel for the pris-
oner, who argued that the return was insult
iICiCi,l, INK ICluSdi W plO'luCC
a contempt of court
Judge Smalley, according to report in
the Burlington Free Press, " decided in SUBJ
stance, that whether the President has the
right to suspend the writ of haJeas corpus
without appealing to Congress was contro-
verted question. In his (the Judges opinion
the President has that power, in cases Of i'm
portant military exigency, Judge Taney's
opinion to the contrary, Notwithstanding
but be that as it may, that the Secretary O!
War and his subordinates have no power to
suspend the writ that the return of the
marshal is not a compliance with the writ,
and that unless within four hours the prisoner
be produced in compliance with the order Of
court, he should issue further order rcquir-
ing the /. S. Marshal and Sheriff Flanagan
to show cause at the next term of the Circuit
Court, on the Sd of October next, why an at
tachment should not issue against them for
contempt of Court" The Marshall will, the
Press understands, in obedience to his orders
from Washington, decline to produce the pri'
sOner.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05

To THE LADIES. Some persons are in
doubt as to the manner of preparing Dandages
for the wounded soldiers. They should be
made from cotton which has been washed ;
anv old cotton which will bear hard pull
will answer the purpose. They should be
pieced by tapping one end over the other,
and sewing the piecing securely; the edges
need not be turned in. No selvages or hard
seams should be allowed on them.
a. A special dispatch to the Post from
Niagara Falls says rebel emissary was ar
rested while trying to cross the Suspension
Bridge on Saturday. He was dressed as a
woman and was trying to nurse baby.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05

''' =, .rc wife or mother who reads these
some choice linen sheets and pillow
* .,.4 away against the time when Jane
-~ -, married, we ask her if she can do
'.'. 49,, thing with them than to send them
farm of bandages or lint, to the woun-
4 '"- .r,ars who are suffering and dying to
80 rs and oar homeS, and all that we
r.,r Read the appeal of the Soldiers
s,,;s,, in another place, and bring in or
81. on yoar linen, tow cotton w0olen' feet
'' ,,rr old clothing, or anythiny that will
.,a,a, 70 the comfort and alleviate the
, ,.:,,s Of our noble countrymen and pat
-. Aro,hprs and sons.
7,s~. !, an excursion to Brattleboro to-
r,nrsday) to see the boys Of the 10th
,,,1 before they are off to the war;
-. ., wen. down from this place.
rovn meeting passed off in this place
-. unusual quiet Hon Chas S. Dana was
- representative on the first ballot, re-
..,g Al but about 60 of the votes cast.
There are many inquiries in regard to
,aYn,y fair. We do not speak by author
tr, we presume that in the present state
a.. country the managers will not think
..,o hold fair. This has been the decis-
o. several counties.
W. learn that Rev &. y. Weber of
a.,..ord. Conn, has accepted an invitation
,.oome the pastor of church in Lowell,
VAS,
We had heavy rains the last Of last week
s,fe first of the present week, and quite
..,rre frost on Wednesday morning. A
., prevented serious damage in some locali-
.., While in others tender vegetables were
lied.
Our place was disgraced by an open Sc
..oa!>t, who stopped at the Passumpslc
a.,,e over Sabbath. He hailed from Nor
.ra c.. and his utterance Of reasonable
.,,;ments made it so hot for him that he was
ready to take the cars South when they
NE along Monday morning.
Hon Calvin Morrill, has been appointed
.,,sant assessor, under the new excise tax
". for the towns Of st Johnsbury, Water
ii. Lyndon, Kirby, Burke, Sheffield, New
d, and Sutton. Hon James ID. Bell of Wal
IN, has received the same appointment tol
Walden, Iardwick, Wheelock, Danville
...chAm, Groton, Ryegate. Barnet and Gosh
r. Gore.
We are very glad to learn that Lt-Co
unit If the 9th regiment, has been appoint
Col Of the 10Th regiment, nine months
arn. We congratulate the Col and the reg
mrnt. Edward u. Redington Of this place
d, received the appointment OF sergtant-ma
T in the same regiment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05
THE HOUSEKEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

Prepared from improved recipe ty the proprietor ~
the Brother Jonathan Pelsh IS oeTiihed ts a., -
leading New York Furniture Dealers and Pis,,-f
Maker. TO Ice III. test IA the world Reno. E
es Marks and Dirt. AM restoring hish ai.1 -,
ali kinds Of Vanished work, from feIhtuIe S,a,;
ately and is easily applied With piece o :,
mel and bottle or Of this New fnrniuIe fOa,sn.
Uonsekeerer can work magic in the furniture "l h"ur
ard se.p II hooking Ike Now Is The lime 10 shhe
ur yonr Tsb,.s Chairs Desks Pianos, Picture raes.
S,srr,sye> etc and make them look 30 ,eT cl tciier
Ts !. TINE economy For >aie by Furniture Dealers aRd
S,-areer-s generally Pnce % and 50 cents bottle
nsnof 10 Spruce Street New York Special Agents
Wsnrad Address Box 49,. New York P-0-
The HcuseseepeTs New FVllisure Polish is for sale
here by J. C. BINGHAA
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rIe, Water, Rum, Ac.

o.r Jail is an unfortunate institution. Hold
~. reader. don: laugh no one has got out
. i a,clv. But every unfortunate man"
%, into il last week, one Jcwett Hill Of Shelf
,eI. Charge getting drunk, ana keeping
..,o. Putting him in Jail, where grog ra-
:. rs are not provided by the county nor the
.ryper, had the effect upon this man to bring
n the hii!ium tremenS, from which for sew
,,l days he suffered everything but DEATH
IN Monday forenoon he set fire to the Jail,
~. when Mr. Eldridge, the keeper, went to
IKE him out, to prevent his suhocation, he
.,suted him with stick Of wood, doing
u bodily harm, but, as we learn, not seri
~ injury The fire had got pretty we'll es-
,ar.,Lel, bat prompt application of water
.n quellcl it. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1t
~. be we'll for the Trustees of the village to
.roint some man whose residence and place
i business are near one Of the churches, to
.rc orc OF the church bells in case of fire,
furnish him with key to said church so
81. he can enter it at any time,night or day?
here was no fire alarm on Monday, and but
W Knew there was fire. Reason why -
lie churches were locked and the sections
ss:e away with the keys. Mem. No. 1.-The
TN who caused all this trouble was once one
the first business men in the town in
V.cA he lived. The demon of strong drink
Is ruined him as it has ruined thousands OF
hers before him, and as it will ruin YOU
'l.rg man, Just so sure as you do not at once
-.a forever leave off lis use. Will you lon
,.tpmley with the tempter? Mem. No. j
There is a law upon our statute book i'm
'aS penalty of imprisonment upon the
t.or scler-the man who makes demons o.
I: Athers, husbands, brothers and sons. Il
.ere an instance in Vermont where it ha:
.--A enforced We know of none. The
'or trlnkard is incarcerated as felon, while
.~ Icing who made him the wreck of hi
''Her self walks or rides the streets III TIT
"-'.4ments of gentleman, but with thu
cart Of devil. Is there hell too hot TO
&cruMSel.er?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05

ST JoHNsBURY.-Moses Kittredge, A G
Chadwick, David Goodall, John C Potter.
Luther ? Cheney, Thomas Spooner, David
Boynton, Joel Fletcher, John Bacon. I'd, Ira
Arlington, c. J. Wright, A. J. Willard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05
Confectionery of all Kinds.

Oranges and Lemons. Figs, Nuts of every de-
scrption. Pipes of twenty different varieties. To-
bacco. better assortment than can be found in
this County. We have the celebrated Union
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. said to be the best
of Lemon, Orange. Vanilla. &c. We have the
celebrated Annears Boot Backing. superior ar
ticle: also. Boot Brushes. Pocket Books. Wal
let's. Port Monaies. Tobacco Boxes, Percussion
Caps, Cigar Cases. &c &c.
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ond lieutenant of company c, Of the Ver-
mont Sd regiment, when the company was
organized. After the Sd went to Virginia he
was made aid-de-camp to Brig-Gen Brooks,
which position he held until taken sick, when
he returned home on furlough, where he
died on the 3lst ult.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05
DEATHS.

eS- Marriages Births and Deaths inserted FACE
Obituaries including poetry, Inserted al SIX cents ne in
advance
In this place, Au;,. q, Carroll L., aged year
and 6 months. daughter of c G. Childs.
At Concord. Aug. 81, Cornelius Judevine. Esq.
aged nearly S6 years, one of the early settlers of
the town.
At Chelsea, Aug s, Edward T.. only son OF
Perey c. and Fan ny A. Jones. aged 81 years.
At Sheffield, Aug. %. Of the diptheria. Lizzie
NJ, adopted daughter OF Dennis and Susan Hun
ter, aged II years and months.
At Lunenburg, Aug %, of consumption. Julia
wife of Nathan Rice. aged e. years.
At Lunenburg. Aug. 81, of consumption. Eliza,
wife Of John r. Scales aged Us years.
At West Randolph, Aug. 80. Ellen Flint, ;.-sed
% years.
a, Sutton, Aug. IS. Emma Olive, only child Of
George and Ann Brown, aged year, ii months.
At Camp Parapet. Carrolton, La, July - Of
typhoid and climate fever. Charles A. b. Ward.
aged 20 years, youngest son OF Jonathan Ward
of East Hardwick VI. Ward Master in hospital
of 9TH Vt. Infantry Vols.
Al San Tlanclsco. July -. paNiu d., SUI vi
William Henderson, Of Peacham. VT. aged Is
wears and ) months.
At Savannah, Ga. May 3. Daniel S. Randall,
aged q, member of the Wisconsin Flying Ar
tillery.
At Pittsburg Landing. May IS, Edwin A. Ran
dali. aged Il, Of the 18th Wisconsin regiment
beth sons of Orange Randall, formerly of Vince
| lock.
At the U. S. Hospital, Portsmouth. Va. Aug
L., Abial H. Jones of Co. G. Sd Vt.Regt., aged p
years and : months, son Of Samuel IL. Jones, Of
! Wheelock.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05
N'ianSe Fatality.

We learn that as DR. Bugbee of Glover was
eating person for diptheria, and while in
"'e act OF cauterizing the throat Of the pa
~,''' IN the effort Of coughing, she threw up
piece Of matter which lodged upon his
~'+d' His hand soon became inhamed, the
.''on extended TO his body, and he died in
d lew days, or hours. The deceased was a
NJ. o; Dir Bugbee of Waterford.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05
''htrrS and the War.

10th the proprietor and associate editor of
lug Manchester Journal have enlisted. The
'eNont papers will have to consolidate. 1t
''". be better for the papers and better for
"" community if the thirty newspapers in
"s State were merged into fifteen or eigh-
eeh' If for no other reason, this should be
-''e because there are not printers enough
ri, 70 get out the number that are now is
,.ed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05
DARKS HOUSE.

1856 & 1S7 Washington St, Boston. Mass.
JOHN A. PARKS formerly proprietor of the
Marlboro Hotel, Messrs. Fish. Richmond & Ste
vens from the Marlboro, would be pleased TO see
their friends at the Parks House This house IS IN
very fine order. and very central located near the
head of Milk Street. To conform to the times we
have put our prices at 81. 80 per day.
Boston, July IA, 1862. Ali
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

sumption, and for the relief
ofConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and so UNI
versally known. that We need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best il ever has been, and that IT
NAV be relied ON 10 do all il has ever done
Prenared by DE. J. c. AVER Co,
Practical aud Aaolytioal Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
Horn 4 GREEN. ST. Johnsbuy.
JOHN N. MARLIN, PeachAm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05

H1 IN DAYS OF OLD. 1T
There was time, in days Of old,
When health priced above fine gold
That day has passed-ap now neglect
That precious bOon-al should protect.
OF sense and reason all are bereft.
Or would appear there's but little left
Apply ii then to cure your Ills
By the immediate Use Of Herricks Pills.
These remarkable Pills startle whole communities b,
heir wOnderulcureS. Adapted TO infancy, YOUTH man
hood and old age Put up with English Spanish French
md German directions. Elegantly coated with sugar
surely vegetable and sell in large family boxes fol % cts
See advertisement. GLIB
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05
The peculiar faint or

The peculiar faint or
infection which we
call ScRoFuLA Turks
in the constitutions of
mulutudes of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled, vihated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent TO sustain
the vital forcesin their
vigorous action, and
:leaves the system 70
sall into IiSnrtlar and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05

UNRIVALLED TOOTH POWDER .
Warranted free acid alkali, injurious su-
stance Price - cents per box
30 Beware al the ordinary cheap T""il fONdeT>-
which whiten but destroy
Do wish . Ice certain that your Breath l. pure
sweet and agreeable 10 husband wife. lover Vr iritds
Use DR.. HuFs Celebrated Mouth Hash :
Price 81 cents per bottle.
This a>tringent WASH The best Triileus III ilr
world for Canker BAD Breath Bleeding Gums, Sore
Mouth etc Il has cured hundreds
Do son OF yeur children suffer from Ttcihaele "el
DR. Iurds MAGIC TOOTHioHE DRors Price, 10 cents per
bottle. -
Are you athlete, with Neuralgia: Get DR. VI Ia b Hnrds
NEURALGIA PIAsIEEs. The most elective and deshiiu
remedy known
They do not adhere blister but soothe aid charm
pain Try them Price Is anu Ia ceiil> As4ieo VI
receipt Of price
Do you wish a complete set OF Dental Remedies and
Treatise on Preserving Teeth Get
DR.. I'M d. Hurd'S Dental Treasury,
The neaiest and most valuable present thatone friend can
make another Price. 81 Sent by Express On receipt
Of price ~, .
CarTIoS-As there dealers who take advantage OF
our advertisements TO impose upon their customers nile
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fist Treasurer OF the New York State Dentists Associa
ton anu Vice President OF the New York City Dental
Society
Address
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Hurds Dental Remedies for sale in this place by
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NOTICE.-Whereas my wife, Roxana Valley
n has left my bed and board, without just
cause or provccation. hereby forbid all persons
harbOring or trusting her on my account, as
shall pay no debts of her contracting after this
date. JOSEPH VALLEY.
Barnet, Sept. l, 1862. lO-l2.
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Accident at LunenburT.

On Aug 81, to young ladies-Miss Lucy
Brooks and Miss Hannah Kelley-while ma
king call had the holdback strap of their
harness unbuckled by crazy man, and in
going down hill the carriage run against
the horse, frightening him. Miss Kelley
jumped out while the horse was kicking and
running, injuring her ankle and bruising her
generally. Miss Brooks remained in the car
riage until the horse was stopped, receiving
only slight injuries from the fragments of the
carriage, which was considerably spliItered
by the horses heels.
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BIRTHS.

At West Concord, Aug. 30. son to A. J. Ora
ham.
At West Concord, Sept. l, a daughter to S. S.
Gould, Esq.
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Exciting News from the West.
The INVASION OF KENTUCKY.

The INVASION OF KENTUCKY.
Our forces evacuated Lexington, Kentucky,
on Monday, and retired to Covington, with
all the army stores. The legislature adjourn
ed from Frankfort to Louisville. The public
archives were removed from Frankfort and
$l,000,00O in treasure from the banks at
Richmond, Lexington and Frankfort, were
sent TO Louisville. 1t was reported that Lex
ngton surrendered to the guerilla Kirby
Smith, on Monday. Gen Lew Wallace is in
command at Louisville, and the governor and
MAYOR were making efforts to enroll and arm
the citizens. Morgan and his barditti had
destroyed the records of the courts, and de-
stroyed or carried off great deal of the prop
erty of Union men.
EXCITEMENT IN CINCINNATI.
Business is entirely suspended at Cincinnati
ii. The railway trains have stopped running.
| There is great excitement but no panic. The
people are quietly but actively organizing for
defense. No male citizen is allowed to leave
the place. Our troops are preparing to evac-
uate Cynthiana, 30 miles South of Cincinnati
IT, Humphrey Marshall is reported to be
marching on Cynthiana. Gen Lewis Wal
lace has been engaged all night in making
preparations for the protection of the city.
CINCINNATI, 2d-1O p. NJ.
The excitement here is intense. The citi.
zens are enrolling themselves in the different
wards. Large numbers are working on the
Notifications on the Kentucky hills. Gov
Tod arrived here this afternoon and is in
communication with the military authorities.
The utmost exertions are being made for the
defense of the city, The rebels are from 90,
600 to $4,000, and only 80 miles from the city
They are expected to arrive opposite the for
tifications Thursday. The 10Th and 59tt
Ohio regiments are falling back to Coving
ton. Ali the steamboats, have been ordered
to remain on this side of the river.
S g Among the many who have been kill
ed in the late struggle IN Virginia, are Ger
Taylor, Gen Kearney, Gen Stevens, Ger
Stahl, Col Fletcher Webster, (son OF Daniel
: and many other officers of note, who wer