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Vermonters at Gettysburg.

Again have the noble sons OF Vermont
been tried amid the smoke, and fire, and car
mage Of the battlefield and found not want
ing. Again have they met uniiinching the
shock Of an exultant, advancing foe. Again
have The Green Mountain Boys marched
to the cannon's mouth, viii: untaltering
step, and forced the enemy from his strong
position. Again have they stood unmoved,
first ard foremost in the line of battle, under
the terrific fire of an hundred guns.
The lst brigade won the admiration and
praise Of all loyal hearts by their uncom-
plaining endurance of harGships in the Pc
ninsuia campaigns by their bravery and
daring or the bloody field of Antietam and
their steady courage and unfalerins heroism
at the terrible battles OF Fredericksburg. In
the late battles Of Getty shurg the I'd brig
ade showed the same courage, bravery and
daring as did their older brothers in arms on
the above memorable fields cf strife. Nearly
every correspondent of the Metropolitan
presses make particular mention of the bray
cry of the Vermont soldiers in those battles
A dispatch from Washington to the n. Y.
Tribune has the following Gen Doubleday,
VINO is here, declared that raw Vermont
regiment, which for the first time smet battle
at Gettysburg, behaved like veterans. Ii
ni, 81,
repulsins the rebe :, drove them ll-mell
down the activity" carleton " of the Bos.
ton Journal speaks of them in the highest
terms of praise. Their division commander,
Gen. Doubleday, compliments them and two
other regiments in special order, "for their
gallant conduct in resisting in the front line
the main attack Of the enemy upon his pc.
sition, after sustaining terrific fire from
Seventy-ive to one hundred pieces of arti-
lery"
y loss of more than 100 to regiment at,
tests the frmnsss and bravery of the I'd brigade
upon the bloody field of Gettysburg. A letter
from member Of Gen. STANDARDS staff says
. The loss in our brigade killed, wounded
and missing viii amount to full 400, all in
the 18th, 18th and 18th regiments-the l2.h
and 10Th no: being in the fight" The 18th
and 10th regiments were left to guard the
corps train some miles from the field of bat
tie. They are entitled to as much honor as
those engaged in actual battle-they were
faithfully doing their duty.
All honor, then, to the gallant soldiers ot
Vermont. By their bravery and irmness
they have shown themselves to be true de.
scendants of Ethan Allen and his patriot
followers Animated by the same holy fer
vor which fired the hearts Of our revolution
AIRY fathers, the sons OF the Green Mountain
state, will ever hold themselves ready to do
battle--even to the shedding of their hearts
blood-in defence Of right, justice, humanity
and freedom.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

mass convention Of the freemen Of the ID
congressional district of Vermont will be held
at White River junction, on Tuesday, the Dist
day of July inst, at o'clock, P. NJ, to nominate
a candidate to represent this district in the 3S.i
Congress Of the United States; also. to choose
a district committee to call future meetings.
Al who are in favor of sustaining the Govern
ment in its efforts to suppress the rebellion and
10 maintain the Union in its integrity, are cor
daily invited to ate !.
A. WENTWORTH,
W. &. FRENCH,
+. G.. REDINGTON,
&C. p. BALDWIN,
jay 4, 1868. District Committee.
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1t seems to be the fate of the Vernon,
troops to come in at hard pinch and rescue
their brother soldiers from destruction. As
as at Fredericksburg the 9Th corps (Sedg-
wick S embracing the 1st Vermont brigade
saved large part Of Hooker's army, so a,
Gettysburg on the I'd of July, the 9th again
molly rescued the %, Sd and 9TH corps, and
that toe at the close of march of thirty-six
hours. They were aided by the 1st corp:
also, in which is the ID Vt. brigade. Nobly
done boYs.-WGlt0H's Journal.
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IFlhe Burlington Sentinel denies that
there were sroans given at the Montpelier
coppeihead convention for President Lincoln.
Some one in the assembly called for such
groans, but they were hushed down."
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patched five New York regiments to the
rescue of the city from these cut-throats and
robbers. The papers say that superintendent
Kennedy was not killed, as reported.
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q K + A I VICTORY
THE MERCANTILE WAR


Or the plaza to buy the most goods for the least
money. Consult your own interest and call up
on
CARPENTER & SMITH,
Successors to o. II. & w B. Smith. where you
can buy all kinds of Dry Goods, W. l. Goods.
groceries, Hardware and Yankee Notions al as
tonishing low prices Call and you shall not go
away dissatisfied.
ii. S. CARPENTER.
". b. SMITH.
East Burke, May 2S.
Don't kill yourself with hard work. We are
also Agents for the
HUBBARD MOVING MACHINE,
For this County, which we will show throughout
the county the coming season and compare with
any other Machine which can be bought Call
on US before purchasing elsewhere and we Will
try and make II to your advantage.
CARPENTER & SMITH.
Please call and settle your old accounts and
oblis..
u4S o. H. & W. B. SMITH.
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YERMONTERS HAVE THE FIRST
PLACE AND BEST PAY..

Pay of enis,ed men from so to S2s per month.
Food, quarters. clothing and medical attendance
So dollars bounty, one months paw and -
premium paid on being mustered into the United
States service, and = further bounty Of SO AT
expiration Of term IF service
Let 1t not be said that Vermont held back from
these two companies till the far Of CONSUMPTION
drove men into them Ofiee II Pa.sumpsic
House, 81. Johnshury-
SERG'T E F. GRlSwoLD,
oZu R-craitiag Officer
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The Union State Convention.

A more suspicious time to hold Union
meeting could not be conceived than the day
of the late convention at Burlington. The
news Of the utter defeat of the invading ar
my of Gen Lee, and its expulsion from free
soil, had just flashed through the country :;
and even while the people were gathering to
make their nominations and celebrate their
victory the glorious news came that Vicks-
burg had fallen, and that the rebel general
had surrendered their stronghold to the Fed
eral forces on the very anniversary OF our
national independence. No wonder then
that the people were joyons and enthusiastic
they could not have been otherwise.
We give elsewhere pretty full account Of
the proceedings of the convention, though it
is quite impossible to give on paper an ade-
quate idea of the complete harmony, good
will and enthusiasm that;prevailed through
out. Mr. Dillingham; did very handsome
thing in taking himself out Of the way as a
candidate for governor, especially as he had
a great many friends present and would have
made strong show if committee on NOM
nations had been appointed.
1t was evident, however, that Mr. Smith
vas quite favorite with the people, and Mr.
Dillingham's action made every thing smooth
and pleasant. In Mr. Smith we are assured
that we have thoroughly loyal man, a
great business and thoroughly practical man.
Our acknowledgement and treasurer have
been tried and found not to be wanting
The speeches by Senator Co!lamer, Messrs
Dillingham; and Colby and Woodbridge were
Just what We might expect from such men on
such an occasion-sound, eloquent and stir
ring appeals 20 the loyal people of Vermont
to stand by the government anu crush rebe!
lion both South and North. The resolutions
have the ring of the true metal in them anC
show decided progress in abolition idea;
even in Vermont.
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JOB PRINTING. Every kind OF priut-

JOB PRINTING. Every kind OF print-
ing is promptly executed Mt this Office, in
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are of
the first order: good werkmen are em-
plOyed. aud additions of type and other
printing materials are constantly being
made to keep fully up with the times.
UNION STATE; TICKET.
ELECTION TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER !, 1868.
For Governor,
JOHN GREGORY SMITH, OF st Adams.
For 1t. Governor,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, of Waterbury.
For Treasurer
JOHN Il. PACE, of Rutland.
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T AIDES & MISSES HATS < SHAE-
IL ERS-A good assortment, At
Z. JEWETT'S.
Nav
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The following gentlemen were elected as
the State Committee for next year:

the Olalt CUUIuIIItte III HeAI !e0f
j. w Stewart. OF Middlebury.
SB Colby, OF Montpelier.
b. w. Bartholomew, of Washington
G. n Dale, of Island Pond.
ID. C. Denson. of Royalton.
G. w. wilkins of Stowe.
Jonathan Ross of ST. Johnsburyr
The convention then adjourned
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-17
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
known as Helmbold's Genuine Preparation
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT "BUCHU,"
SARSaPARIlLa,
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
HEI.MBOLD'S
q ENUINE PRE- TTON
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
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Third District Union Convention.

The convention then adjourned.
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nEFENCE OF WASHING
TON !

300 able-bodied mcn wanted TO form two new
companies for the
IIth Res't VI. Vols, Heavy Artillery.
This irSt-ciass regiment Is engaged doing gar
risen dutT near Washington and fine opportuni-
~ is offered :or Young men 10 enlist. No carry
Ing of hnapsachs on long, tiresome marches.
GOOD comfortable Barracks. furnished an place
Of small. damp and uIhccifhy teaats.
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For Governor

ELECTION TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER !, lN65.
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FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

A Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases
of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, AM,
DROPSICAL SwELLlNGS.
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UNION STATE TICKET.
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HEADQUARTERS 2D BRIGADE. 3D DIVISION
LIST Army Corps, in front of Gettysburg
July ith, 1868.
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Aff1DAAlI-
Personally appeared before me. an Alder
man of the city of Philadelphia, Ii. 2. iir.al-
bold, who, being duly sworn, doth sly, lbs
preparations contain no narcotic, no rnercar..-
or other injurious drugs, but are purely veg
etable. III. 7. HENBOLn-
Sworn and subscribed before me. this 81
day of Nov. 1854. WM. p. hlBBARle
Alderman, Ninth ST, above Race, fhala-
Address Letters for information IN conf
dence to III. I. Helmbold, Chemist. Depot
l04 South Tenth ST, below Chestnut Fhl.a.
Beware of Counterfeits and unprircii'.ra
dealers, who endeavor 10 dispose of Their own
and other articles on the reputation ATTAINED
by Helmbold's Genuine Preparations, hei:a
holds Genuine Extract Buchn, Heimbo.as
Genuine Extract Sarsaparilla, Helmboid :
Genuine Improved Rose Wash. Sold IL al
Druggists everywhere. Ask for Helnbos-H
take no other. Cut out the advertisement
and send for ii, and avoid imposition AZ *
posIs CAL t-7~
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HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
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TIE CROPS,

From difsrea: gu ..ters Of tbs Conisdsrsoy We
receive encouraging accounts Of the prospects OF
tbs growing crops CT wht.t Ths Rome "a. }
Colytr gays 'from wast il hss see5 acd heard. tia
whsA. crop Is locking are and p:omiseI ~sIL'
A farmer CT long sxps.tsncs sud obse:v.ilon.
writes to tic Chattanooga Esb;i, from Middle Tea
ress -e. rs follows, "zhe-s hes never 5ssn in NY
recollection, a sessan ~h.ch affuresG us 50 Rlneh
hep, The wheat is cazz.ng r2 beautifully, fre2h
ana Lively / calculate to ra!se la:es cvsrp.us
ksyo3G lss: year Cthsrs verbally srd b7 .e.:er
COG SeGa .hls at..enen:. The e3itor add: "lhs
s.n,is rasns ot sP,Dg ,ow ccTHi-g with April
weather, will, By .Ls goddess cf Dec, siae III
skras loaded t, ovo. Il srvi.S Eex. isi. Ts Lave
oDly to cs:.est our crop"
Ths .tclso2 pspsrs stats that the whsa! egop
in Nj ssipp, locks very pEom!sirg g. 10 fscs, il
c,aid no. locx better. There il large surface #
sci, ia whsst, proI9;s'n5 f3ur in abundance Afssr
the Hay harvest. II there are 70 uioGe ftosts tbs
option ss ,yesged that Mississippi will furnish
whsst enough to supply LaN :as Csn'edsr.cy Ia
hcar 20, Tie rex year.
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should hav shaxs IN army ccns.ssk for mule
ana for shbddy; dxt last I Cont know what
Il means. shall den proc .ds by ds advice Of NJ.
Sumner 70 intee6uss . Bill for dc rsiIsf oh Dc
cni:ud psp!siicu. Whsres all d work Dat was
easaF avas ia dia csuat was doue ay paassas Of
wors GU and run through dec past, but d. Ya3-
kess BE-. -: DIR SHIRE ob ss stealth Ia posssx.
sion. Be i. rs7sctea dat de ssii XaEksss II to re
fua b.. x - d. euiiud pu.soss d. r1o2Lies wh'eh
ds7 has dcas hide away from d. scrfui anner dat
b id work for - SAM, 10 b3 DISPOSE oD ia :e TO-.
lO"iag man-e-, sei.yct dat IL to key Ae. It sasi
b do duty 90 % Trswry to psy ebay aa.Nasy
night sesbs1 1oiisrs 70 sboTy Gu I'd n n snd ava
ni'sa'e 30 ev.y eulad fsrasla aud 'hsee dollars %
1s:l D3 seOretHy 90 d. interior shall fua.
In ration TO t;sd de ca,lui pep!aticn an Dc
stcretery OBJ do sx.esicr shsil I'D CEN La
clothes. Dare shall be q so..oo..hou,a, = meeting
foIsa, &Rd dsii;s.y In evTy negh3c. .eod AID
Ga.lnd poplsticn shsl have de- ,i1Deyts to - TO
which es5sr Ssy choos, fssc. Mr. sumner and
f,r GzeS.sy bosn poses this last, bat shai bring
e3bsy In. Do Yaekees hsS tosk our pubic land
and si3 to de Du.ca; day cali dem, elves Tfss
ifer,- l c.lS nyssIf a Ffee'siller. Hhi:ksy is
now d. only s.Iag to ts set fee, al want de bal
to roll ca TIL Fro lsbcr, Free soi, F. % rhissey,
and Fec IiSssrs, shall be d. wa.chwords Of frso
men sviswh:r.
hab thus erpiaac; ny poeish on dis sabject TIL
my head s#ims. You will ksco euca parts secret
~ you thiak proper. D1nt 2hov yourself about Do
polls suny more den you c.1 hep. and you eau
kuss ma svry now aus dsn cs think Il w,i; tell;
nisnt, And tell o her trends 10 CO GO sams. has
d. homo. 10 be, w;d sentiment b ,aslerAtions fr
myss1 and family yuur rspr sscnt&iivs DAT Is 20 ts,
LOsDyLL OxsAR Dr. BARBER, $50.
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DICK N'CAxrs LAST EXPLOIT Tie Wlnchss-
ter Bal,etis OF Arr. Sd thus records tho dougs 0.
Dok kcOann. Diok hss lor rg score sgainst the
vxndaif, and Il hs don pay It eff ws hsvs mistaken
the raaa:
kajcr Dick AeCann's Tenn sssse squadron Of cav.
AIRY has al ain besn ut work. A few days since
the ksjo. (ths sntkesa call him ''Disk Turpin)
took ono hundred Of lis ma! m { penetrated e So
crxas's .in.s 70 AAtioch, about nine nSi.ss from
Nashville. When within . quarter OF n NILS o.
snloch shs whistle CT ths '']ron horse" WAS heard
'0iek" proceeded ct onss to have revenge on she
inhcman wroscass who, II will be remembered,
burnt hia residence near Antioch Leaving his
h.rses behind bill, be pcs,ed tbs men Ia ambush
-Four tfa.ns laden with Told had AlreAoy paGss
Tao fsih came along crsm .nsd with biae coh:s In
open cs-s Crack crack par bsugi Wh! q. r-,
and s1sh lofty Sl.ablins Of blue coats must have
bsen peculiarly graft, ying to tbs Major and ~ .
brsvs mea. A fsW miles above the tcAns stopped
ard the Yankees gat ont xnd formed ne ct bA us,
bat AsCann ana his men were zone. having suf rsd
10 The sxsca. Ct one maa wounded, fsr tho Yaukses
dred ons vollsy at them ~ they pAsssd.
Arriyins st LAysrgus, ths As.s depot this sids OF
Antioch, the Yankees took oN fOsty dead men
Ard forty wounded 30 says Mrs. E. =, who
saw than. On bis Fstsru AcCana ceptursd taree
Wagons s.hich hs burned, bsinsips cd b. teams
and two nesr3es % boot5. Hs>cas stir the Tan.
ksss any one can.
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THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL ., 1866
oosasxsgoYAL suYxaRE.

In the Sszaie. Ws6assGsy, 81 sdvs,ss report Wa
~ sds on tbs b.is 10 create Provisional Navy; for
rurebss!rg site for q Naval Laboratory, and 10
rsre,l hs &ta section Of ast to eygsnife The Q.
psr,,ncn, Of asass. approved February 2'st ISL
4 committee Of csafs-snee was agreed 10 on TIE
mart Of the Senate relative 30 Sisss with
81. irocss In respect 10 the bill dsspics WHO s.e
exempt from mritsry s.rvise. The following bills
we're passed 40 amend ihe &C. entitled sn &c, to
reg,,s.s imprse.nsnts. fhs blu extends The pro
vilon, Of sAid &C. 20 a. 70 embrscs tn, i'm press.
msnt o. supplies FOR TIE Navy. To provide fer
iss .s.nstsr of persors serving in lie army to tie
psvg Torrovi4o fer hsv ns tks Laws reIai.'g to
military AKA Hsvsl Affairs Ssss.ed srd pus.i-ht d..
Tie Senats res1Tnei TIE consider faiion Of the rax
I'LL la s.eses ses lon.
II the H0.ss ths bill for ihct.l,ef Of .hs gruns.
WIZ ard Albany Railroad, In -. slste .: 0sor.
sis, wss takoa u2 and ptsss3.
Tns bill to giant bounty money - reward to
ths osears ana r,:r scrviI On board h Sirg.nia,
tSs JAMESTOWN, the Patrick Eenry, 'hs Gs.s!gh,
ths ,srfo:t. aud ths Teazsr, for the- esl;sasfy
snd courage in tn, sasssemsnt In s.n rs-r goaGs
cn TIA & Ia snd Oh Of March, 1902 ~ai .s- on the
table s.d ordered to be printed
senats bin reported ron tie Con i..ee cn
Plating 20 amend the seY' 81 scss irSst - 8 i6e
mode Of pnsli.hcg he laws sEd rsso'u.i 10 sts
Contedsr.e E;siss ff.er sepg amends -s 20
slI,~ any printer to publish an eaiii2,, Il the
l.~s st his own expense and for A.s cwn bsIef.,
vas cdoptef.
TIE csusiSsrk.ion OF the bill 10 p,ovids :or so,e.
lag esesocs for Representatives Ia tie Coz grass of
tie Caa,ed.,s:s ttst<s in StateE occupied by the
s.sny. wss rssuIned and was feAliy dis2ossd of
for The present By referring 1t to special commit.
tee # ive
Yhs Boass then took up the blu regulate tho CON-
psnssiion for p&st ;rnpressmeuts The BIZ pgovides
iL,t the Gsc stsry Ct War shall without delsy, Gs-
tai. snd Ggthorik, persons {, asssss, adjust. ard
settle ali o,sna3 iu,t,y arising from rs3: impress
ments o, rT!rs.s property for tie Of ths s'my,
upon Tbs ?: .e,ples sno rhrs Of tie i,nprassrasut
set Pssssd daring tbs present sss&i3u-a cx:d
sotedri. q p:ises TO - assessed r. sl essss IN
l.s se!z1re L. Qrlsery Of any other ihsn person
who bad grown. raised, or psoiccso ths sau.o fer
tis u5s saG o2usur.ptiou AID ne. icr sp.cuia
ilon uron mo:.oa TO Eoc:poas tho bill ;ndea
rse.y la qzcss:21 vss oiG5rsd, pending which
tie House Tax iecsgs iig clock.
Ia lhs yruinS, tae IueEi;oa cane up CT tie NO.
t.51 10 .3eaaisuiy pts:.oi.s the bii which N >uon
wsa lost ~ tie foio~ipg vote Ayes -, nces 35.
fhe d>sti' slol c, tbs b WAS ooE..s usc up to The
hour ii e.. on'nIasrt
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Tas SIEGE OF WASHINGTON. N C-GUE
nCATs Or VEE BaCE

We have nsus from Washias:on. N c.. ss !sts
1s suadag Our traop1hHve cso:u-.d tie enemy q
batteries st Eiiis situated IN the banks 0f the z g.
svef. s.ven milss bs;ow he tc~r. r~hich 20 i.;on
sivts sn opcn cid ana iais labt w,h the .nk
slipping Tao sor rboats, toli5aed by ssyssai large
transports lcatsd Wit troops i.oai Eewbe::i 20 re Il
fltco " a4Acgion s.tslpied to rrn oar b:02ks2s ii
Ellis pciG1 on Friday, when they wero rgei open
b. Gus batteries Ali 50 bsdiy damaged as TO he
forced to ~. b.ck. Tbsy eoSid net ps's cur gao.
and d. tss! accounts tbs eacny wers landing isoopa
below o1s works at His Polpt L tho as.snn: 10
g. by he steamer Icnsisn4 was snnk BIZ our su1s
Tas.s sra sbou. eco nesross!a Washing on, which
tie eE,my tried to set oR by. f.iisd. The enemy
have refused to surrender o. allow III, women aaa
eeilirsn 20 'sa7e list piase oea. Ill., II Ia pre-
syiAsd. i'll s.., u the pises
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BATTLE nrfCIpArlD II TRhNHsssB

Thu Ws-chss.er (Tenrl Balletin. Of the lsh inst +,
says that inclss from the Iont obtained ff' Ia
taose high II military aasaorty, constrsins N 70
believe that battle Is imminent. Every thing goes
TO pseve tia. Ro. ecrsrs W III sdvancs; AID, II h.
does lie s.,il be whipped Our araay ia In sxes'snt
Trim In ans spisss. and snxious to fscs the Eas.s.
-'as Eul,stin Furnish.s tie following:
A Lauen,ns c,r,s to Tuilahoma yastcrda7, end
rspor.s that tas Fedsrsls had captured o1s Of cur
cavsfy tegiments, between Esnohesisr ard EuT.
irssssoro'. ca Thursday snd ths. wheeisr Was
rsiii.g shsm hard, Try ing to recap.urs Cur men
ana is .r.e.s our ,oss. We are disposed 70 doubt
th3 truth cf .hts report, foz there IL
n sh- Lsea;ehsots statement a to whose regiment
1t tcat Txs c.ptursd. Yet, the .Sct .h.t heavy
nripg F-ss terd st Tu'lshor a, coming srom the
,sro scd veiats Of ths dissster puts Us in painful
s1spenss Al l.; ;,eig.rs friend c! cnrs, s1d an
o6isss ~ dusy st Tu. ,soGma, win Wacm We have
rongersed lays no ae.rd yesterday th.Esy rep orts
OF e.7noo Ard tart 1nsny fssr the report Is I. 10
BIZ! ~. n,uss avail tae unfoidiugs o. ,hs fu.ufe.
AL .he lkifEnislirE seems 20 &c upon CTR right,
s-C tas opinion Hkins that Rosecrs rs Ii prsp.Irg
20 advsrce He VIII be ynot at Tullaho ma, Il
We firmly believe (Goo grand iD 10 wil oe de.Sst-
ed On our ,slt things are si!snt but our cavalry
ars rot Idle, Il our iniGn.cy In the centre Idle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-09
From GiekabuYR.

vIcKsBuhs, April The sue sy A. bssn wiz.
drawing troops hrom tie psninsula Ysa:erdS5 AL
ths :snss wee .:gri,. zoxs lsrss trsnspo,s..
loaded With troops. havs soas rp the river. and
thsse ara indications .hst c.hsrs will fo.!ow.
AaSisss from GTaaa Gulf st.is that heavy mps
kerry i.ios WAS k.srS above xsw Carthage for
t-so hours oa Suaaay. 1, u supposed that HaHfi'
sons OavAiey attacked the Yankees nsar Rouaas.
way Bayou.
TsEcosD DISPATCH
vIGKsBURe, April 7-ArohA- trenspor. viii
t-cccs lot .hs Yenkss fsst to day. fhs enemy su'
tie le.ee a.d turned the vs:er into their old camp
.ag gro=..6 on the psn!nsuls. Nothing irons Husk
pusssns, or fron ,hs e. h. Of uxrriscn's cavalry
below,