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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
The Printers Strike.

The strike of the Boston Printers n
ion was total failure, as we prophesied.
The daily papers procured all the help
they wanted in three OF four days, out
side of the union. The JomuW says they
had twenty applications Friday after their
stands were all tull-which only shows
the depressed state of the printing business
and that men who form combinations and
:. strike" when there is such Il surplus of
labor only cut their own noses off.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
ORDER Of NOTICE Of Sc TTLEUL
BRADLEY ]. NORRIS ESTATE.

Al the probate court held al St-Johli>lury. 81 "a
rriCi on the 81 dav ui Dec u 1854
Whereas Almen 4. Norris administrator t.,1 -t..
vf brai-k J Norris late al Wade, IL -.
deceased prop rSt.> 10 FENDER al account - l>
tion and 10 pr,st NJ his account against >ad 81 &c.
animation and allowance ior The f'lrIo~,. - rl-
ution ami distribution Il the residue 81 Sall ,>rr
ccCltc ui said CulrI aLnris the ,F~.,li> vi, ..
lAW entitled 10 the sane
II - therefore ordered l,y said count -lar
come under consideration and t= heard a.
bale OIfiCe IA 81 JohnsUuIN the -Sih dak 81 d..
i>p4- AEd1 ! IuIliIer ,,rdyr,d Hal Al I,,r~5.,
~ he lolined hereof b. puhlicatinl - a ,s.,.r .
record oi this order in the CaiedoHia,l f..,-,.g .
yoilli>huTy. three weeks suCCt>>lNrlA l,r... ~,
tlI.e oi hearing, thst They may appear AIS. ,,rr,
allaSanoe of sad account. II They cag-- arl
heard TX said oourl ia the ll4IIe, ,si paTti..- .
iTl5ution 81 Saii estate
BY the court.
Attest Asa l.. FRENCp. :
true copy . I Record,
$50 Attest, ASA l. FRENCH =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
The New YORK FIRES EXPLAINED

The New YORK FIRES EXrLAINED.-
1t is believed that there are five or ten
thousand men in the South ready anu
willing to share the fate of Curtlns. and
devote themselves to the salvation 81 their
country. 1t is proposed that all who are
willing to make this sacrifice shall arm
themselves with sword. two five-Shoot-
ers, and carbine each, and meet on
horseback at some place to be designated.
convenient for the great work in hand.
Fire and sword must be carried into the
houses of those who are visiting those
blessings upon their neighb,rs. Philadel-
phia and even New York, Is not beyond
the reach of long and brave arm. The
moral people of these cities cannot be bet
ter taught the virtues of invasion than by
the blazing light of their own dwellings
None need apply for admission to the
devoted Band but those who are pre-
pared to take their lives in their hands,
and who would indulge not the least ex-
pectation of ever returning. They dedl-
cate their lives to the destruction of their
enemies. A. 5. b. ID. b., Richmond.
All southern papers are requested to
give this notice a few inSertions.-Rich-
monm Wing, July "a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
GENERAL ORDER. NO, TWO

Since the above was in tvno o hou,
received General Order, No. ,. which is
devoted to the enrolment. correct;p, .,o
existing record-thc eraSures and add;
tons, ETC., etc 1t is of importance for
selectmen to study it carefully. They are
made responsible to complete the enroll
ment IN their several towns under the fol-
lowing instructions: First, ensures
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
LIST Of THE DEAD.

st. John. Aug, 1 {; Preston Is Hall
9; Emerson 10; l.. b. Farnham ID ::
L. ID. Farnham 10; Wright %; l..
Chase Sept - ; Stockwcll Q; Wells II ::
Hurlburd %: Ward 1; F. Barker 6 ;
Nichols Oct Is; ST. Peter 2G: II. Al
drich II; J. W. Taylor : Serg't Al
drlch 20; Brown IL; Martin Nov. |
Packard |: Howard. Hines. Sanborn
+. =. and another Hudson. White. and
Baker no dates given.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Decem-
Der is an interestin. and readable number
Of this ably conducted periodical, Among
Its list of contents we note the following
particularly interesting articles: English
Authors in Florence House and Home
Papers Il well written descriptive article
upon the Columbia Region: Ice and ES-
quimaux; and England and America
The prospectus of the Atlantic for 1860
is rich and attractive one. includin. ar
ticleS from Prof. Agas>iz, Fitz Hugh Lud-
low. Prof. Goodwin Smith, Donald e.
Mitchell. George Augusta Sala. Mrs
Stowe. and Others The terms of the
Atlantic are ~ 10 single subscribers; two
copies, 81; five copies. Sic: ten copies.
$50. Published 10y Ticknor X Field.
Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09

MIND, MATTER, MONEY, BEAUTY
W ebster's Quarto Dictionary, as now pub
llshed, Is said to have cost more intellect
ual LABOR, more money in its getting up"
and to contain more matter, and larger
number OF beautiful ensravings, than any
single volume ever before published for
popular use in this Or any other country.
b. ben d Daddy, the new publishers of Bohn's
libraries, are to be the London publishers
OF this magniticent volume.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09

81 because a newspaper gives no reve
nue. to the postmaster. on account of lis
being printed in the county. ii does moi
in the least lessen his oblig cation TO distrb-
ute them the same as other papers All
poStmaSterS are on salary now and they
are liable for all newspapers as we'll as
letters that come into their Offices
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLENfN

I-aNb"N NhAMS h>lAlt-
Ala Probate Court held Al 81 Juhfl>bury a.. ~
rricf on the 81 dav oi Dec l-t4
Whereas. Alien Cam adm .nlStralsr. ga 1...
OF lANpDN CRAM. Ale 81 - J0hGsuugA h. 80.
decreased. Proposes Io render Account 81 f.-
i>iratlbn and 10 pre>rni has account 4-4....
estate i"r examination sn' allowance - rt.se
Uf making Partition ang distribution ,,i 1ii,. rr-
sail r>iatr under decree 81 said CUuTi. allrG-
10 aW eiii lei 10 the sane lIl>t..-.
lcTed bT said csuri THAI The same come u9l,I
ton aiId ir heard al the Probate Once Ia - ri-
the llh day Ui January l>s5 Aud IL l. fHIlll.r ..
that all persons Interested Toe nuIliied hert.a D.
uon ci copy vi the record Of this order ia he Cas-
printed al 81 Johnsbury. three weeks SuuO, S>lHr.
viUu> 10 said time o1 hearing that iiIey MAJ aIta
contest The allowance Ui said account IL iaey see
and also be heard 10y said cuuIi In The matter u m
and distribution OF said estate.
By the Court
Attest. Asa L. FRENCH
A true copy If record.
$50 Attest, ASA L. FRENTu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
JOHN Cameron
JOHN L. KEN
ORDER Of NOTICE al SEITLElL,
JOHN A PpPF-S FSTArt

Al Probate Count hela a. II J8a,l> suis ,,.. ...
On the oh day 81 p-c. A u. lta
hvTezS. FranliS Drew admin ,,-~a--
estate oi JhHN A POPS. iale - o..
>ald district. deceased proposes 10 r,.
count oi his administrative. and 10 --.-.-.
couill against said estate foT exam laria. Al.
INC PURPOSE 81 making Partition aud 4 '>-r.r.
.s7ltoe "i said estate under decree 81 So ..
M ief>hil> " h" are tn lax entitled L. 49,
iiereiue Ordered bS sail 1ougl lilal Il,.>4 ., .
."i'>lderAil0n aid h- head al The ProiA-,. ,1ri
s"ailsplrN- on HE -ith DAY u Dec A % I-.+ g..
! further ordrreI that all Yer>,,li> fff,.r,>-
heTe'i ht publication al = copy ~ q, r..
"I'l'E ia The Naie7i,rllsn printed Al ~ L..-
~etAN >uoce>>lN"aN previous L. sad Frr.f ..
mai iheA una appear ah3 Contest the a .,..
aoN"utiA II They see cause and al>p l-- l-....
estate
By lhe Court.
true copy OF record
-s@ Attest. ASA L PREM l..-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH
ORDER OF NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
LEONARD " RRa1V<.S a>-.rr

Al Probate Court held al ST. Johl,bsrs a -4.s ->
on the 9Th dGT OF Dec A u lS6i
heIe4s' Asa Sargent. al niri>fra1 r %. -lr .-.
Si LeVuArd W Bro An. late al Pea ham .r -..-
uecease proposes o. render an &C, iat.r 90
u"n ana 10 present his acAiil>l >ili ,>a-, r tH.
tioh aid alt wailce for the puri o. 81 MAJ Va
distribution OF the RESIDUE ii >lil estate u....
10 the same
III i therefore urders 8 by said r1--r -har
lil1er Coz siderAiiou and lee heard al The Prti,
81 JehnstrrA. on the sIth dzy Dee 4 O.. -
II l. further ordered lhai all lrr-uil> iii,rr-'-.
hereof 10y Publication oi 4 cops o. the i-.,rI
IN The Ia'eionian printed al ~ ullll>hG.y y. fH-
suocesaiielE Previous IL sad iiar - tf.lI--
may appear aud contest The slOWancr a. -.t a,
thek see cause and also Tee heard IN >I.- ..
matter ui Partition and distribution OF - "a ~a''
By the Court
Attest. Asa l. Fra, a..
true copy OF record.
2s-Sr Attest. ASA l. FRENtI --
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
JOHN ROBERTS
Moses PIT NER, j
COMMISSIONERS NDgl,E
ANDREW aRTnrR.S F,r,rt

The Subscribers. having been a,,p1riiis. Pos -. 80 .
able Probate CcJIrl l1T the District 81 ts.-t . -
II -lei> 10 Receive ~ anime aud au'sl>l a.. .-
maic> oi ali l'tr>ll.> against rtt- ->rar,
Arlhur-lair "a Pea cham N "a q district .,,,r -
81 ltl>''lNeui- ana The tenn 81 lli,1ll> -r .
II NoT-. ia. tcIIc allowed hK sails t-,slri .r
lVf> oi said deceased L. exhibit ana frrA- . ..
i've c. arms tel re nS- GIVE Notice Thar Ne
me Geiiee 81 our appointment Il.r A4.s.a. ID.
III Nclil.ot> Falls IN >ail Dis rlct.,cl lt4- .>r
81 Drc aud the Isl Monday vi Janr l.,Al al ....-
VIl zach 81 said DAYS
JOHN CAMERON
- 81 JOHN L. hEA-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
! IL or LIZ IER> remaining unclaimed !
II u. IL

A Card.-The undersigned wishes TO express
his lively aP 'reeia'inn Of the efforts of the Fire
Department SO successful in preventing general
contagTa,ion at the FIRE On the 9th inst And
row when the use of this department. are so ev-
ident to the entire community, would respectfully
cali the attention of the village TO the proprie,y
of at least restoring the small compensation
originally enjoyed BY our eticien: FIRE eompa mics
Dec. s. (lw) JOHN H PADDOCK.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09

The BORDER BURGLARS AND PIRATES.
We believe we are correct in stating
that the visit of Attorney General Car
tier, of Lower Canada, TO Washington,
led to a satisfactory understanding between
the Government and the Provincial au-
thoritieS in regard both to the mode of
dealing with the rebel raiders now in Gus
tody, and to the best means of preventing
thieving incursions 10y land OF water with
the Border States in future.
Mr. Cartier has been in friendly consul
tation here with Mai. Gen. Dix, and be-
fore his return TO Quebec there is no doubt
that a common course of action will be
agreed upon. which will give ample ASST
rance for the assertion of the public au-
thority hereafter on both sides of the line
whether the raiders take the character
of ..beligerents" or common thieves.-N
y. Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
CON.VIS SIOEERS' NU1Irf
SALLY HEarn,S rsrA-r

The Subscribers. having bcea appointed t,y the %
able Probate tueTl Tor iI- s,l>iriTg sd a.ian,a
>iunt:S. Ia receive. vkAfnibe xId adjust ali ,li-
Demands oi ali persons. against Ih- estate. >aH. 90
laie 81 tIivisn IL >aiI distract. deceased r., fest,
suiNcii- ana III lem 81 >lN inilI> liru glit a.
N"N lsi i+iiic allowed ~, al gsiurt 10 the r..
sad deceased L. exhibit aud prove thar res.
Naliil> .tlefe u. -Ar nallVe. tuAI Nll4 aIi,ud
dulles 81 our aapuit.Inr nj al The dN erc hop-,
fIniniler- j IA - ul>IrlCt,u The l3ln d1N ,I .
and-ilh day oi MAY, neNI. al I o. Chuck IL lht. ~
Oh eaIa 5i said days
JOHN ROBERTS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09

~ No 9, of llarper'S Pictorial IIiSto-
ry OF the Great Rebellion. contains an
excellent portrait of Senator CoIamcr o!
Vermont, among many good and some in
different portraits of public men.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
STATE oFy MONT

alta'sii'l f.
IN Probate G ut held Il III prod. 20 ,.... r = .
oHis- ga The tih d2S 4 Dec. A u lc4
I-Aurd u tia rlArl Al 81 Hrlsu z4...n f....
go ga fi.a fArkerh-ir OF ts-o Parerr IL ..
LUZ, ~ >Sla Glstict- deCesr1. naJ> l4-.t> asra.
t"NAu o"urI iur hoen>e a. sci a.. 81. ..ar.-
ieai f>latr her said wards L. "a Z bra sp-8 rr-
aud ioi IN the ii a-r col 81 y,ar>lr-, -s - f1
eIv'hl-ts here The SAID Gercs ParRt- r,- q, 8 a.
- 81 "a 1ealh representing that The -aI, ',-s
~ Pul i''st o. putting The proceeds 81 >Uh saw
- 81 'hNeslils The same IN st"ck> OF r,al ,>I..t
pe heiltnci Alto SAID wards
NAtTvCi'oi- II l. ordered hv said Courr rLa- - ID.
CARTON he rtierred 10 session thereof - - j,r.
li"eslr Ulhu "a SAID 81 JohnsilLIE. GA The All .
heCriA'eT ID lNoi iur hearing ani d-clei.n N
aud II = further ordered. thai all per, Us ii,r,r
not ned hereof. by publication - notice Of Sai5
lion Anl order ilrrcaa. II --,.g> success ,.l
CAlcd"iian, printed Al 81. Juhl>aa- H hi..r.
o hearing tIst they mas appear II said -ilr A., go
and Il They see casse, obi 81 thereto
b. the court.
-oS9 Attest, ASA L FRENCH = ..-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
4 N ACT

Relating to closing the affairs and nj,
and paving the bills or notes of tho Fl
County Bank. Ala 2
II as hereby erarted By the tieaer,1 i,,,...,
the State OF IeTmoat p
Sec l. The act entitled "An ae, i,.,-
the Franklin County Bank, approved
l., lSi9, is hereby so amended a. :, ~. -E
time during which said bank SHAH ron-,,.,- .'
have succession 10 the first day Of ~
instead OF the first day Of January is5-. =.
ed In said act. '-.'
Sec Said bank shall as soon =
and within twenty DAYS from the pa>>a-o -.
act, cause notice of the same aud u g. .>
Of SAID bank TO terminate its exi>'a,,, -' -'
first day Of June. 1865 TO he rubli,lr SID
period of six months or until ssi,. r.,
June. in each newspaper printed in ,t,,>..-s
in the Boston journal, a newspa,,- -. H.,
the city ofBoston, in the State u u = g.
and In the New York Times, a neu>..,.--
ed in the city of New York. SAL 49,. i''..-
also state that all bills or notes of >,,s ..r
presented for payment before said MS M
1865 will not be redeemed and pad D. .-
And after the publication of said Mt. rr = "a.
directed said tank shall not br he'd .a.., ~
court of Nv or equity IN this STATE, - r.
nav any of It's bills or notes not Dre>,--.a- Z
demiption or payment before the lim, y I'd =.
act and any hUndS, which NAV have ....-.
| by the directors of said bank for the r,.
of its tils shall not be held TO be If -1ir,-- -
| and obligation upon the persons ,K,c..Ia-
same to redeem OF pay any bills or liur,> Cd. 49,
| bank not presented for redemption or ,7,-..
before the time fixed in this act
| Sec 3. This act shall take effect from IA.
sage
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09
Sa-F-
Approved Nov. 22d, 1864.

NOTICE is hereby-given that II i liz g..
IMPOSE of the Franklin County Bank L r.r
ate ITS eAis.ence on the LIST day uf June ! =
pursuance of the provisions of the fore. lI.-
and all bills or notes Of said Bank not ilr,....
To said Bank for payment before the sr,1 q.
June, A. ID i,o5, viii not be redeemed "a,
by said Bank
Bv order of the Directors.
NJ W BEARDSLEY CAS-
St Adams. Nov =. lS6a--eS 8 moseu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-09

STORE CATTLE.
~ year> old steers. for sale by the subscriber at the
Bella Hastings Place
JIG HONEY.
ST. Johisbury, Dec =. loei- eSSr
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-05-05
I$5. 90 PER ANNJJA

settlement of the collector will show. that
nearly one million five hundred thousand
bushels Of corn and over Eve millions
porndss of bacon have been raised in this
single district during the past year.
There is certainly no good ground for
entertaining fears Of the starvation OF the
South, and the talk about scarcity is pref
ty much the chaf of the extortioner. The
prospects for the years crop was never
better The recent rains have broughs
out the wheat crop wonderfully. and from
all directions we have good reports OF it.
Let us hear no more of General Starvar
ton and the inventions of the spectators,
which are intended as scare-crows for as.
and which are applied as eneouragenents
to the enemy.--Esanss,aer ta
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-05-05

| THur HABEAs Coarus. II odgs Manly, Of the
Supreme conrs, has decided "in the matter OF
BATTER" that the suspension of the habeas cor-
mn. is const;tutionai. He remande Batter ia
tne the custody 81 tbs consefipt officer 10 =
Thus, u,.Ji Judies Battle aas Manly, i sasjority y
the cou,t, concur ID opinion. S sksa.sTI {, : :
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-05-05
RATES OF ADVERTISING

Two DOLLARS square (of fourteen lines or iess)
for the 6rst, and 80 GENTS for every additional IN
sertien. Regular advertisements charged accord-
ing to contract. et<
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-05-05

i eSupp11Fs-WHAr THE T1rHEs SHOW
w hile there is iuuquestionably, and Cor ev-
ident reasons, a real scarcity in Virginia,
we are persuaded that the constant and
industrious cry of scarcity Of supplies. in
the Confederacy is mostly the Imagination
of the tiulid, or the interested utterance Of
spectators. The collector OF the tlthes
has brought to light the vast amounts ol
supplies still existing in different parts O
the fConfederacy. Thus for instance, in
single Congressional district in North Gar
olina, we find the returns of the tithe col
Hector are one hundred and forty four
thousand nine hundred and eighteen bnsh'
tsls Of corn, and i've hundred and sixty
one thousand eight hundred and forty.twe
lpounds Of bacon. It is said that the ina
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-05-05
PUBLISHED WEEKLY -a-h3.~a
EateSE@ za& ny NeE@s42a$ 45l so t~19
r w. a l. 3 PA u CHI.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR, Or THREE DOLLARS FOR SIX
o,,rua The rates for clubs are the same, and
no din,inution from these rates will be made
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-05-05

!. tWT On Wednesday the 20th nit. Wirt
4Adams rspnlsed 800 yankees neays lks-
,chanicsrille, Miss. Lpss not steted1
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-05-05


The report that General FoRREsT had
been killed turns out to be erroneous.
That intrepid commander "still lives" and
has command of the whole line Of the Mo-
bile and Ohio Railroad from the point TO
which our trains run, up to Cairo. He
enforces the Confederate conscriptlon and
i'm pressuent laws, and keeps the Yankees
in Memphis and other points OF ~ est len
nessee still in their possession in state OF
fear and trembling. Forrest enjoys the
unbounded confidence of the people; IN all
| that country. He is the cavalry man out
| West, not excepting either Morgan or
| Wheeler. He is q natural soldier, with
the advantage of good training under Van
Dorm, who while living, was said to be
the most dashing and successful cavalry
officer in the country, notwithstanding his
/ failure in the command Of infantry, etc /,
at Corinth. Forrest 10 notorionsly averse
| to taking prisoners, and more so now than
i ever. We hare heard recently that this
/ aversion has been much strengthened by
j the tact of his having paroled q number OF
i prisoners sometime this spring, and finding
| nearly all Of them fighting against him n
/ tive or three weeks without any sxchangs-
/ He thinks dead men tell no tales and slo>
j late no oparoles. Perhaps he il right
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-05-05

affairs in Western North Carelina.--The
Asheville News o: the 2lst inst, says: ..t.ss.
The tories several hundred streng, occupied
the town of Burns ville, Yancey county, last
week. Some Of the citizens fed to this place,
others to Mcdowell county.
Troops were sent forward to dislodge thsm,
aud on Saturday evening Col. Palmer lwhe
had only returned the evening before from
R,chmond) went over to take command. Great
anxiety if felt to hear something frem him, ost
up to the present writing e O'Clock Wednes-
day morning) nothing is known. If The sre-
my have tho nerve to stand severe fight has
or may occur. We have, however, seen enough
Of tory movements to induee Us to question
whether they will stand "square up" when the
chances are anything like equal. If we hear
any thing before going to press we will add it to
this article. 4.Ha.@
A dreadful state OF affairs exists in East Ten.
uesses. Men who have been true to the South,
are, since Longstrees left, subjected to every.
outrage. Robbery ard assassination are OF
daily occurrences. Hanging Southera msn
! seems to be favorite pas.ime with the Lin
contes. A gentleman who escaped through
the mountains to this place, q few days since,
gives such description Of things generally 40
| would lead one to conclude that the devil from
hell with all his imps and strikers, had been
turned loose upon the defenceless people OF
/ East Tennessee And the Yankee autherities
wink at all these outrsges, it they do not open
lv sanction and encourage thsn. IT there 10
Justice in Heaven, aud we know there is, =
terrible day of reckoAing awaits the blood th'rs'
ty villains who are now lording it over help.
less people. Confederate bullets and bsyoness
will yet overtake these dsstardly wrsiches
drunk with the blood Of innocent and helpless
people. They have shown no mercy, and when
righteous retribution overtakes them, which
may be nearer than they suppose, ia vair may
they plead for that pity which they have 90.
MED to others. 1s5 sz5~e~@'-p-@s 60
Nv p. S. Since our form was made up, We are
informed that Col. Palmer attacked tho enemy
in 8urusyills on Tuesday morning last, csPtur.
/ ing some Is. The rest had 'sms:t . mice,
and skeddadled, as we predicted they would
Mont Ray, the leader Of the band, escaPss.7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-02
ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED.

The hospital steamer Connecticut, Captain
Stranahan, arrived here yesterday evening
from City Point, bringing up $40 wounded.
among whom were % officers. Among these
wounded there were many cases Of amputa-
ton, and company of the Invalid Corps were
engaged from six O'Clock in the evening until
twelve at night in removing the wounded from
the boat to the ambulances. Six died on the
upward trip.
Among the wounded officers brought up on
the Connecticut, were the following Capt.
A b. Wood, 9th Michigan: Capt. Richard
Vosper, 9th Michigan; Capt. j. N. Potter, eth
Victor Praxmarer. 4Gth N. Y. Captain w. II.
Shoppee, 31st Maine Lieut. S. G. Brown, 18th
VT: Lieut.. A. r. Wescott, 31st Maine; Lieut..
John Nichols, sth N Y. heavy artillery Lieut..
John Patterson, 27th Michigan; Capt. w. Hill,
Signal Corps; Capt. G. A. Reynolds, 18th n. Y.
artillery; Capt. q. T. Baker, 21st Mass.