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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-06
THE CALEDONIAN
A Yankee Heroine.

Intelligence was published some time since
of the capture of the brig j. P. Ellicott of
Bucksport, Me-, A. Deveraux master, by the
rebel pirate Retribution, on the 10th of Jan,
and her subsequent recapture by the crew
and arrival at st. Thomas. 1t was not sta
led, however, that the recapture was planned
by woman, which now appears to have
been the case. The particulars are thus sta
ted in the New York Commercial:
"The captain and mate of the J. P. Ellicott
were accompanied by their wives. The wife
of the mate was left on board the brig
This woman had cause to fear bad usage at
the hands OF the prize master and his mate
and managed to get them intoxicated, when
she proposed to the seamen, who were most.
ly, IT not al, negroes from St Thomas, to
make them prisoners, and to capture the yes.
sci. She took iron handouts from her trunk
and, with their assistance, put the rebels in
irons, and took possession of the vessel on
the Eth OF January. She had studied navi-
CATION on the voyage with her husband, and
having assumed command, sailed for St.
Thomas till she spoke French vessel which
gave her the right course. She made to Tor
toa, one Of the Virgin islands, to the wind
ward of St Thomas, when she was piloted by
negroes to St. Thomas, where she arrived on
the 18th ult., and placed her in the hands OF
John I. Edgar. U. S. Consul, who put the
master, mate ad five seamen on board tn G
[. s. steamer Alabama"
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From Richmond.

TIE New York Post has late advices from
Richmond, from which we select the follow
ing items
"There are guards on the corners of all
the streets, who demand exemption papers Of
any passer-by whom they may not know to
be exempt. All who have not these are at
once arrested and sent out to camp and put
under arms. Applicants for railroad tickets
must show pass; and if none is shown, the
unfortunate is sent to Castle Thunder.
There is no gas in Richmond to light the
streets with. Coal is at such extrayasant
prices that man could wheel off IN a bar
row twenty dollars worth. Potatoes are
sold at IS per bushel.
The enforcement of the CONSUMPTION law
has made life and property safer than they
were before in the rebel capital. The roughs
have been sent to the army.
Small Pox is almost epidemic in Virginia,
at the capital as well as in the country.
Grsenbacks,' as they are called, are
boarded as much as gold in Richmond
Three hundred and twenty dollars of Con.
iederate money are needed to buy one hun
dred dollars in gold and one hundred dol
lars of Confederate money buys forty dollars
I. >. Treasury notes."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-06

lite destruction of the disloya newspaper
at Leavenworth, Kansas, called the Enon;rer
was brought about in this way. There had
oeeh threats against 1t, and the proprietor
armed his friends and stationed them about
the office, and they. without provocation.
hred upon citizen who had exerted himself
to allay the excitement. A large number of
shots were fired, and other innocent citizens
as well as the one aimed at, narrowly escaped
being hit. The next day crowd assembled.
when Col Jennison arrived, and mounting a
box he exclaimed: YESTERDAY this estab-
hshment was printing office, and l pro-
posed to protect it; this morning it is a reb-
ell fort, and propose to gut it," With this
the crowd rushed in and utterly demo lished
everything the establishment contained, and
then burnt the fragments.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-06

The undersigned who has been we'll known in
this part of the state for 20 years as Marble
Worker. continues to manufacture Monuments.
Grave Stones and Ornamental Work of every
style of pattern. to suit everybody; and in view
of the fact that he does the most expensive part
of the work himself, he can sell At p. ices that nc
man can live at. and hire his work done. and pay
his bills. 1t is we'll established fact that mar
always succeeds the best who is the best acQuaint
ed with the business which he is in. What sane
man would think of getting fine proportional
and well finished monument. designed and exc.
cuted under the directions of man who had
tended saw mill OF pedded tin: If you want a
good job 90 to a good mechanic, tell him what
you want. and you will get the best work and the
lowest price. Those who are about to purchase
Monuments or Grave Stones, will find Just VIVA,
will suit them BY coming to Lyndon. or b. writing
full particulars. and every job will be executed
with fidelity and strict regard to the wishes of The
purchaser. g.. SPENCER
Lyndon, Jan. |. 1863. 27tf
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Gardner must be city remarkable for a
healthy and insigorating climate. The Jour-
nal thus touches common fault son the
raw, by citing several wonderful! cures of
Invalid soldiers who have been discharged
The most obstinate cases of heart disease
are soon cured by few days work in the
gentle exercises of hauling lumber; persons
all drawn together with rheumatism, afte,
few weeks under the sanitary influences o.
orlckyard, become rejuvenated and ont
rem lrkable case We have seen, where one
brave defender was terribly doubled up, ant
hoboled about on two canes, but was imme
d'ate!y cared and became as straight as =;
gun IN two or three days, by only breathins
our salubrious atmosphere"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-06

u The story is current in Washington
that the Illinois Legislature backed out of
their schemes for wrestling the military pow
er of the State from Gov Yates and sending
peace delegates to jeff Davis. by the advice
of Gov Seymour of New York. who sen,
word that the Western Copperheads were
carrying too much steam, thereby iniuring
the prospects of the party in the East. Gov
Seymour will have to demonstrate with the
Connecticut Copperheads next. whose trail
ferrous steam is up to bursting point.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-06

q man near Philadelphia had two
sons in the rebel amy and two in the army
OF the Union. Both of the latter fell at Fred
erlcksburg. One of them was discovered on
the field by one Of the rebel brothers, who
gave himself up as prisoner, and is now in
the hospital at Alexandria, a nurse; and the
father has died of broken heart. One bro
Their in the rebel army is supposed still to
survive. The Philadelphia North American
tells the story, and says it is true.
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100000 BARRELS OF THE


p Q I D r f Il II f
This Company, with capital of $4,000. the
most extensive works of the kind in the world,
and an experience in manufacturing of over %
years. with reputation long established. having
also the exclusive control of all the night soil of
the great city of New York, prepared to fur
nish an article. which is. without doubt, the
cheapest and very best fertilizer in market. 1t
greatly increases the yield. and ripens the crop
from two to three weeks earlier. at an expense of
from three to four dollars per acre, with little or
no labor.
Also, 80 tons of Bone Tafeu. being mixture
of bone and night soil ground fine, at 45 per ton,
superior article for grain and grass.
A pamphlet, containing all necessary informa-
ton, may be had free by addressing the subscriber
JAMES I. FOSTER,
Care of the Lodi uf,cturing Co.,
&C Courtlandt ST.. New York
). FLETCHER, Agent. st Johnsbury. 49, A
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DASSUMPSIC SAVINGS BANK

The corporators of Passumpsic Savings Bank
are hereby notified that the annual meeting of
said corporation will be held at the St Johnsbury
House in st Johnsbury. on the Wednesda next
succeeding the first Thursday. which will be the
18th day Of March. A. D., 1863, at 2 o'clock P NJ.
CHARLES S. DANA, Secretary.
Feb. II, 1868. C35-37
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ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTTfll,
STEWART HARvEY-S FL.

STATE or VERMONT, Caledonia n>,-t.
Al Prui.aie Court held al 81 J,i.l.>i,urs s.
CA Tie 18th dav ~ Feb. A. u lS62.
AHFgii-aS. Robert Harvey. eA,-,J 90. -..
testament 81 Stewart Harvey. lat - p.
dl>iiivl- decreased, PROPOSES 10 reI6tr an. ..
administration and 10 present ms as, I'm -
estate lud Examination aud aloNafly.. -..rss.
making PARTITION and distribution = a.. -.
estate. II der decree ul said Cuu,r H. r.-r
are iN ia~ '-ni'i3ed 10 the >amrs-lf - t..-..
said C"uii laiai the sam, com, uis,r ..r.
i'e heard al the Probate oilice in 81 Jl..,.
cay 81 March, 4. u. lS6S. AndIt : fr..-. . ...
all persons interested he r,ojiii-d l.,.r,-- D,
copy ul The record oi This uI,itr il rl,. a.
al al ~ Juhisburv. three weeks ,r,r.....-
la said time vi hearing. rhsl 7H... -...-
coolest The allowance 81 sad aUculslr b.
and also i'e heard hy said courr O.. -.- ..
PARTITION and distribution ol sad .,ra-, --" IT,.
by the cUuIi,
AtTCe copy 81 record. ~
5is6 Attest. Asa re,l-,-.---
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4 LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN

Just published in a sealed envelope. Price cents.
lecture the nature treatment AMI radical cure OF
Spermathrrh6ra or Seminal Weakness. uuntarv ennis
sios sexual debility, AMI imnelimeuiS tn maria gen
orally nervousness consumption, epiepsa and men
tai and physical IiicapaCv resulting from s--abuse &c
by Robert j. Cuverwe VI D. author of the reen Book
&C The wOrldren0wned author. in this admirable lee
tre Clearly proves from h experience that the aw
full consequences Of Ses bse be ciecally removed
without medicine, and wthOu. dangerous surgical opera
tOns bougies instruments, rings cOTiaS pointing
mode OF cure At once certain and e!ecil by which ey
sufferer. matter what his condition may he NAV
cure himself cheapy, privately and radically This lee
tlre will prove boon To thousands and thousands Semi
under SEAL IN PLAIN envelope, address, on the re-
ceipt Of six cents two postage stamps by addressing
D2. CilAS. j c. CLINE
a-7l 10y Bowery New York p o. Roy 4iss
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"What would be the difference between
Old Uncle Ned and Louis Napoleon in the
event of French revolution?" "The first
had no hair on the TOP of his crown, on the
place where his hair ought to grow; and the
other would have no crown on the top Of his
hair, on the place where the crown ought CO."
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MANDATORY.

The subscribers having engaged the services of
Mr. NJ C MILLER recently engaged in the Car
rage busne IS at Brattleboro, whose skill and eff
fciency are too we'll known to require comment
and having put the shops and machinery in per.
feet repair. now assure the public that they will
conduct the business in all its departments in a
manner calculated to meet the appreciation of
their patrons.
Particular attention paid to repairing in the
various branches.
P A rs, NJ ABLE IRON
and general assortment of Carriage Furnishir gs
kept constantly on hand and sold at the lowest
possible prices.
ALSO, A LOT OF SLEIGHS
like those heretofore sold by Miller Trull, for
sale on reasonable terms.
All orders gratefully received and promptly at
tended to.
TRULL & MATTOCKS,
Lyndon, Jan. l. 1862. 27tf
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE

By virtue OF a license from IL e...-.....
BATE court for the district If Cales..,...
sold at public auction on Tuc<aa, =, 49,
at the dwelling If Wi1nw Etbcc,a -
farm knoGa - ihc Waiter Far-r.s,.r,, p.
III Peaeham ,ia mile from the Conn
stage road fTnln i'c2elam To nai.,5-fa
contains about one hundred acre, ...
vi5e2 into pasture ana tillage. srits .
orchard and comfortable bui.Lfr.s
G. natnrIcs al O'clock. j. VI
i T. FARMER, A.a.a-...
Ecarhaln. Ft4, Il. lht1S
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T ANDS FOR SALE
In Westmore. Vi. in the vicinity of
WILL OUG BY L A X +

The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities TO
suit purchasers. 5000 ACRES of New Land in
the town of Wes;morc, at prices varying from
s3 to - per acre, according TO quality and loea-
ton
These lands are of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth of Maple, Beach Birch
Spruce and Hemlock. The soil is rich, dark
loam. and Will produce from p to 81 bushels Of
Wheat per acre, without manure
Westmore is near the Passunpsie Railroad. Is
increasing in population. and will eventually be-
come one of the best agricultural towns IN Or
leans County
Such are contemplating emigration TO the
West, or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms Al
the East. Will do well to take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. A liberal credit
given. GEO B. CHANDLER.
Concord. y. H.. Feb 1861. Stiff
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tx virtue "i hoen>c ira,a tie irdl,r,re. .
ior The ,.istrlc; ii Cai,-iOiIia tie >1,i,-rs
aacii"n at Inc a"c!ilnS h"rSr ID llc "a. d.
ieNi. al IL o'ci ok a NJ. the ia-ln ,,ur..4. 4
the ATE " iliiam laVkir. ESD. al rf,,. IAN.
Sad .~rm contains 1il- hundred aces al Ii, "a
house. harn. shed and 81 her ,,ui lpi,ii-I-.
~ a piraSani l.caiii.- abolii one uIii, Ir,,,' IA
village. Al tlr same time and Iia,,. a, - a4
o. bushels # wheat and some iailnir- 1.'., ''
ROBERT HARVEY ....
Esr,,,.l Feb ID lS63. ---
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- L AT E OF VERNON

SAMUEL SMELLS ESTATE
an ff"iAie Court holden al the PROBATE. u"...
"ohtlsu'lrv- IA the y 1 daV "a Fel-uarv l~g
r-il@l;i " Sl'algii-. executor 81 Ir i4-I "a.
iltni y >ainrrl Smell. late 81 - J, h.i,tilra e. -t
-t'rA>e'' :-is,A-> aiplicatiU "a L. >ald court iaT
a an ~ iir Real Estate uf said deaea>,.i
l4ll >a.d >alt l. necessary Tor Iilr paNlnlr
>Ai,. deeds land Ng,ri>eS ii aiiliril>llaii.
hereuils.i il i ordered ly sud gauli i4ar -..
tal"ii bt referred L. a session 81 aid tsTl O. E
Inc Probate pIiiCe IN ST IohIlstJly aflIc>sl d. .
aas II March A u. l>s5. Tor hearall- al
lntievn a,Ia II i further ordered. that lla5.-
l'Ii,al iUiaile ii the time AM place appointed
-i- iheie,i- ic given L. ali Interested s The
>uSh u" Ice three weeks >llC,eS>iy~iy Ia il-
y MED Al 81 Jniili>hury. before >aia Tim. - its
ultH may app ar Al said time ana place ard . r
'Al>e. object thereto. ASA l. FREAl
- ~ Ind. = -
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Attest. ASAL-FRENCH ,.
or lEENU(y

SAMUEL SMELLS ESTATE
r. Probate Cuuri holden IL - J.l--.r,
l. Tor >slid district. -m the 18th tlaH 81 r.. y
hliiafan W Sl'aiGiil-, executor .'l a.. ~
tai:lrlii 81 SarlGei Sl, Il. late 81 II J.iil-. .
mot. deceased makes application f.sstl ..... D. a.
The time herelul''rc allowed hIin l.. III. 90
IRON said estate aid 1" render H. "a (. s...-.
count ufI'il S5'nr fuIurr Gay
Nhereul'o:i, il Is "i,isTed hH aid c..,rr Tar
caiivu lee heard ~ the Probate ,t-I,,. j. :, !
the IA dan Il March ueNF. amt II = -t.rf.
notice L. -lNe-l I" al l'-I>,.llS yHs4yr,.,- D..
tlSn Vi tins order IA TAr Ca,,i,siarl r.-i,-.
bury liilcr weeks >Joo,>>iAclH. htfsr- >s.4 ..,-
BN The CvGri--Att,>i.
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lct37 Assist Quartermaster of Vols. L. S A
4 GEM FOR THE MILLION.
AND A SPLENDID AND APPROPRIATE
HOLIDAY PRESENT.
NINE DEMOREST'S RUNNING STITCH

NINE DEMOREST'S RUNNING STITCH
So SEW ING CHINE.
The embodiment of practical utility, and mar
vel of simplicity; makes the running stitch yer,
rapidly and perfect uses common needle. anG
will last a lifetime At the New York State Fair
its simplicity, efficiency and great practical utiiit,
was confirmed by the award OF the fl st premium
it will gather, ruflle shirr tuck run up breadths
ETC., with single or double thread OH any mate.
rial adapted to the running stitch. The thinneSt
usually the most difficult to stitch by other sewing
machines, being scwed the easiest. For ladies
and childrenS apparel, and other articles made o
light fabrics, it will therefore be found almost in
valuable.
1t is attached to the table like a sewing bird
and having no tension. and requiring no lubrca-
ton OF change of stitch. is always ready for op.
Grafton, and such marvel of simplicity that a
child of SIX or eight years can understand it, and
use it successfully.
1t is not at all liable to get out of order.
Each machine is put up in neat box. accom-
panied with full and explicit directions. and TWEEN
ty five needles.
Sent to any address in the United States on re-
ceipt of an order, enclosing the amount or may
be collected by express on delivery of the machine
When the money is sent with the order and
registered. we guarantee its safe receipt and the
delivery of the machine, anywhere within 2O0U
miles free of any express charges.
Very liberal arrangements for agencies.
See Mirror of Fashions or for full particulars
specimen OF sewing, etc. send stamp for return
postage. Address, NINE. DEMORESr.
413 Broadway, y. Y.
Every lady. mother, miiner and drcss-makcr
should have one of these valuable sewing ma
chimes. 1911
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n RE NJ O Y A l. t..
@E~I. B. GORHAM has removed
his stock of

BOOTS AND SH f 5
into the room with his
HATS, CAPS AND FURS.
where he will continue to keep and manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES OF THE VARIOUS
PATTERNS AND LATEST STYLES.
His Manufacturing Department will be under
the direction of
MIR ROBERT MORO AN.
who has been known in this vicinity for many
years as a very faithful and accommodating work
man.
MR.. BERGE RON.
from Hanover, n. H., who has been with me for
the LAST SIX MONTHS still continues to make the
LADIES d. CENTS FINE BOOTS
which for superior workmanship are exeel!ed by
none. 70
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CAVALRY HORSES.

Public notice is hereby given that Lieut. Col
Preston of the First Vermont Cavalry Regiment,
is duly authorized by the proper department Of the
public service to purchase Horses for the use of
said regiment. Horses offered for sale to the
United States for this service must conform fully
to the reserved specifications in these regards, viz
'.Sound in all particulars; from Is to l6 hands
high; not less than nor more than years old
color to be bays, browns, blacks or sorres. good
square trotters. brittle-wise, and size sufficient
for the purpose above named" For which fair
prices will be paid.
Lieut. Col Preston and the undersigned will be at
RYEGATE on Tuesday and Wednesday. 18th
, and 18th, and at BRADFORD on Thursday and
Friday, 18th and Goth of March. for the purpose
ofnspec.ing and purchasing such suitable II orses
as may be offered. Other times and places of
purchase may be hereafter designated, of which
due notice will be gwen.
r. w. CLARKE,
1ct37l ASSiSt't of VOL, y A
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SA-a 1 Z W. ffAhtN / CALEDONIA D..
ata Pgul's1e Court. h,-li II - Je.lt>f ..r ..
iTlSt- ull tie l>;h ti.y 81 Frl. l-.,f.
heIea>. tlaGd : 'fnerS. executor. ~. '.-.
testament - =, It.lI:ah ittu1j. lalra.r Et.-t.
irlCi- DECEASED Proposes L. render A. .u- r
niinl>irlflsi. and 10 i.,>.li H. Account -
ioT eAsiiaiiul and slloUd-iU r III. r.-...-.-
Partition ami d:>i11luiyli pl Ia. f,>i l,. . .
'1'I ttIice 81 said court ai.l'll- III Ie->.--
aM ';lililci l. tie same II i iarrri,r- sr -
''Hlt li.d' lie same come under III, l.-.,l4-l ..
II ii' !-''ali-' pll,- "a - Juirl>'1l~y m III 20 a
-aaltii- -" Ang Il / further ":l,rst Tai Oh. ..-
Interested t. l4viileti hereof t,s pl.t
record 81 i> orr IN The ,dol.ial sr....t. o. S..
tuik. iaTre Ht ek> >GCu,>>yciy jrr,il il- o. >..
heaili.- lid' they ii2A Appear and contest -.
81 eili account il iheS Csu>r- All ais. .a
Ndld cont IN The n.aiter u partition an
>a'd estate By The Court
Attest. ASA J.. fGl.Nli. d, b.
true copy al Tee I'd.
A-' Attest Asa l. FRENf..., ..-
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"OuufSSIUNERS NoTycr

tA-AA Il. 4 - a l-ifiNfH = ~ Az
=. the Subscribers. irti.- appointed 2 -s.. p
tvuri ii tn district II Cai,''la. Conn -- -..
o-lIe '-Aallir.e and a4,a~f an ,4ial> ale .-.r-
l--rs -.lll->- Tilr '-~fsT- y b.lK-.T o..
iiTl'el- Is aid da>lr iot decreased. =I.s TIE.
pe,s~vd 'AAll.lItg II ol,~el 1ivrt1o l,r,l -...
Ia i-I,.l4il> r.cs 1ilr- 3gil d. col a.. o.
loAr 81 i'I fa-'eaI'v'> 10 Yrs>s-1 1ilr.. ,.a.--
m i>>l'',icI> - ,Nsl,ail.aIi,,i and l.HIg.r-
nltvf IT faa- .'a.iso-e - a.. lar...
Aas'iie,! 2i. rr> .talur q lry,a-.-l. d. F's--.-
-. = q; Mar aili : d, q A.. ID la. -..-.,
Il Said lsE>.
~ ADAMS
s4-b. { a >Glk-.~-E-
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ny Z J ~ n :
true e,py OF Record Attest
-. =. aes r,p., -
- L a / L OF MON

In Probate Court holdea Al IL, ~. l.I-.. ..-.
ufs, within and - eald a>rT1 -I.ri- Ana ... -
iooS Ira ) Sal'not, guardian 90 Freeman a "a.
i',i,.a. ia hr county u tirs.-.iI ...s SIT.
>i.iF"- makes alI,liCsii,1l l. -al2 s...lr .r Elisa
lar following 1y~Crirc,. -r.A4,.-ra- ..,;
ult--hah IA common all undivided % a. -.....-
i:.e : rai-'' II lie = ,.al-,,, ia tI.....4 -
TricI- Also 'file-lsaI IA o,alrIri arll u,.E..l
rv> III i'l'i''ll'-lr-- ia >.l5a !>l-.l. AZ. ,
premises nr nvi ana poJu sl,,d o.. iItrr a. O.
'i'-'.1d tx hiin L. !iv2' Ai'l CANNING. H.. ...
ilrt''.il- premises .i,-~Crli,,.I To- gee ~, -
iii''Glt',''y- az LIZ ri I,t> i. At.. r.-,,, in
>aic Iher,''i = Necessary ard Uol.il - .
81, hiss Garl.
" Ee;ei ga Il : "ra'rca hy II caurf Thar ,l .
lea i- heard Al iilr i:,,.sl;r ,.-fi,,.,rI lf
.1h 'ar ri N-rch r"N1. a:ii. z l. irlrl..r ......
1i,'liC~ - gwen g.. al 1s.->,G> ,.ri,t-.-- I.
ti''i ~ ii> order ia Toe Cairda;ia1i i~rrf-s a. -
AGrH. tiicc 1t-A> >J,Ur>>>v.v l-.iurt -. .-..-
Attest JONAH B&sathS
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A New SYSTEM OF WARFARE.

A New SYSTEM OF WARFARE.-The
Lynch5urg (Nirginia) Republican says:
"We hear that military critic says that
General Robert f. Lee, commanderin chief
OF army of the Potomac, is a fool, else he
never would have let the Federals cross the
Kappahannock. 1t was the easiest thing in
the world to have stopped them by throwing
red not rocks in the river, thus heating the
water and scading the enemy TO death"