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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-25
THE CtLEn ON I A \
Ihe Children Corner.
RIMS DOings.

4 woman went to awoodyard in a very
cold DAY and asked TO see the mead man. He
came forward. "S;r," said she, "can you let
me- have Il quarter OF cord of wood :or
iut?' handing him pieca Of money; "my
children are freezing"
Inc man looked closely at her why,
are You not Seth Blakes wife ~ ne asked.
Yes, sir. am" said the woman.
How does it happen you are in such low
circumstances ?" asked the man.
Sir" answered Mrs. Blake, "rum dld
it,"
That's bad ~ said the man.
"Yes. sir. it is bad. Ny children are
starvirg. and rum did that My children
are ragged and rum did rfa.. Ny children
are growing up outside Of church, outside
81 the Sabbath, school, outside the day school :
and rum does that Vi, husband, once
h,qd and Industrious, is now yagabCnd and
rum did it. Ms heart is hr-ke, and rum did
,hst," And the poor woman sunk down on
a log of wood, the picture Of want and wee.
Nor did the rough woodman keep his eyes
dr,. for he remembered the time WREN Seth
Blake was as promising young printer a.
ever was. He married a nice woman, an
the young couple started in lite with as tau
prospect of comfort and happiness As Young
couple could well have. They had seats III
the Methodist church too, and used to be
seen listening to the word OF God.
But Seth had weak poirt. He ~ouiC
sometimes drink" lis did not quite bell Vt
in ;ota. abstinence. Taste not, touch not
handle not" was not his motto.
The habit gained on him. 1t mastered
him; it ruined him: and the worst OF 1t al
is. that drunkards family so often has e
Share drunkard's shame and degradation
Taste not, louch not, haAdle moi, boys
That is the only safe ground. Any othe
may sink you.
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:. >l3: WILL BE FORFEITED

~ w.
By Dr l.. Dix if falling to cure in less time than any
other physician, more etectuaIy and permanently. with
restraint from occupation fear OF cApoSure to all
weather, " iiA safe and PIE ISaut medicines,
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their and consequences special ailments and stu
aor-, incident Married and Single Ladies' secret and
delicate disorders; Mercuria affections; Eupiols and
Bo1y: pimpes On the Face: SVEN gs Of the joints
Nervous. Constitutional and other Weaknesses i'll
lonn and the more advanced at al ages, OF both
DR.. l. DIXS Private Medical Office q Endicott Street
Boston Mass, is ngcd that patient, never
hear each other ReCOeCt tat the only entrance to his
Once is No q, having connection with his residence
Consequently ne family interruption. that
Cal al y t-r-"n hc>Ittt. applying at is Office
except il J,k.. vit =. ~dy do anything even l,r-
lEr" Themselves - upon patients that he is the
"iA It-""d - "'ut.r ill>,'"h advertising III Boston,
H.Ej'. st!2 'l1ed - Ho@tMeht OF Special Dis ass,
1'lid lis much feconH ended especially to Stranger
AIT lTaEerS avoid and escape imposition OF foreign
I. 'lyr QUl,h~ I;Ie rUueruur Boston than other
tr-" .N', !r J. Dis proudly refers u Professors an
iv- .>i..ir Prv-. iulS-many # whom cons Ii him in
crr el-~s, because, O., his acknowledged and rep
I'' .'t.."t through 50 long experience, practice
At.t,jal .-t1na,r he not robbed and add to your
~rr-r~ i'm u,gccd by the lying boasts nlisI epre
itI,, '..- PROMISES arI pretetoIis OF F.regn aud
'l'" '>,n "i.7 knew lit lie Of the character and
t.r w.. : ,. :.>r.> and LESS as to their cure Some
exhibit .vr-ed lIpOG Of Institutions Con eges. which
never existed U part ut The world others exhibit d.
o.. j. o j!y dyua yw obtained unknown; not only as
Stunning az advertising in names OF those inserted in the
diplomas. uHt 10 tur er their imposition assume names
vi otheT most celebrated physicians long since dead
\yi'heI H. de.eNtL b, VI~ck Nost!Uh Makers through
fake Cer Inca and References and recommendations Of
ther L'ite - tie dea. VINO ca rot expose contra
act 'Atn or Who, resides t. further their imposition
Cpl rom medical books much that written OF the
qualities and effects oi different herbs and plants and as
mos" when hot al contain MeIe'ry, because Of the
ancient belief o. IT, touring cry hing" but now known
90 " XII mrs t4'I (:'d and those not killed Const
iItNanCe OF Quaok Doctors and Nostrum Makers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-25
CAUTION TO FEMALES
IN DELICATE HEALTH.

Dr.. DOW, Physician and Surgeon No Endcot St,
Rosan consulted daily for all diseases Incident - the
female system. ProapSus Ueri Falling Of the Womb,
FuJr AlbuS, Suppression, aid other Menstrual deralge
mCrs. all treated on pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed in few days So invara
by certain is the mode Of treatment, that most OBJ
tinate Weld under 1t, and Me afflicted person
ctjOices i'll perfect health.
Dr Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
cure diseases Of women than any other physician in
Boston.
Boarding aCCOmm0 iationS tor patients who may wish
to STAY i'll Boston a few days under hiS I eatment
Or Dow 1915, having confined his whole attention
office practice Tor the cure Of Private Diseases and
Female Complaints, Acknowledges 10 superIO he
United dtateS.
y. B-A.licerS must contain one dollar. or they viii
not be an wered. Office hours from A. M.to9PN
Boston, July y, 1868 57l4OS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-25

~ L. refutaton of the partisan charges
brought against President Lincoln for his
a'"g"d az ncy in The mater Of the Fioriua
eypeI: ion, the Washington correspondent of
the Chicago Tribune SAYS: The fact is TIE
President has nat Eimse't i><I.d Il iqit0y
ord - since eqIp n iud J.y."
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/; \ son & Il 4 NJ l. y :
II
CABINET ORGANS.

y I-V
THECABINET ORGANS are pronounced by artists
ih,' best their kind Ia the world and ''ve-y dd
uIfT.b- Tor both private and pubic UHr tSce written
">Hpuy from more than loo OF the most eminent pEGai-
tlr -iiIg cities Mason fIamliIi Instruments
have received the only gold medal ever awarded III This
,,Iurvai>Y eleven silver medals. and fourteen dllu-
mas III ali lwentysiX urot premumS,-oyer all cOmpet-
Pros Of CAmet organs. manutaCt ured solely by Mason
\ lil!u.u,l : 10 50 Me!udri!> S6t 10 $40.
n In>tru tons for the cabinet or-an,al>o arrange
ulet> 81 Music Tor tur same, are published by NJ u II.
+.'I.i4su atcd catalogues sent by mail
Address " Mason HIln.in, BOSTON, or Mason Bros
New OTk" 6792
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A.Letter from l.. II. Gilman. Minister
OF the Gospel in Vermont.

Messrs 5. ". FOwLE 4 Co.
tients-I hereby certify that have been troubled for
several with difficulty o. the heart and lungs, and
applied to several physicians Tor help aAi have
tie! almost every eme!y the numerous OucS which
have been recommended. without receiving any assist
.Cc: bEt la been growing 'aker and weaacr, UNI!
hcarHG ul Wi~.Ars BaNlm ot Wild Cherry about year
since t.uI, Ccd Using ii with mnIriiI' relief 1t
only ,r>Ored my lurss To Souut state but am
entirely renewed of the difficulty or disease oil The hti
have no r>it,i" that il j. the best UiE med:
icile ttorr the public. ami most checriu ni oo>cl-
rutiuSy recommend ito al persons -uHrrlns with pull
Iuonary complaints ii l.. GILMAN
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLh Go. Boston
and sold by al, druggists 80 400
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DEM T. WELLS & co.
NvRsERY And GREENHOUSE AGENTS,
Office. No. !! Water Street,


Cor Washington street, BOSTON.
We have made selections from the best stock we
can find at nearly all the different nurseries IN
various parts of the country, and now offer the
collections we have secured to the public in guam
,ItioS aS desired, at fair prices
We caa ttumish tie best rariettcS IN Frut a"6
Ornamental Trees. Roses, NrU5S, CIm5tng
Zines, Gllpes, >maH Fruits, Pot and Beddt"g
Plol,tS, BHIjs, Nesds sc.
Fun descriptive catalogues and price lists now
ready. arS mailed 20 applicants Particular at
rcntion IS called - The lit Of choice varieties
which III pack aud ,rrl out b. mail and express.
Plans furni he'd for laying out grounds, and COM
ueteut persons sent to execute them Sample
lock can be seen Al our Office and sa!esroom in
Bo>ton--tho bulk # it in about 80 minutes ride
from state street. TO large purchasers we can
offer ,,pecia, Inducements. Enquir! solicited
hulIcs, as above. o9-96
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-25
MRS. JONES RECEIVES
A CA LII.

Mrs. SMITH calls on Mrs. JONES early in the
day. when the following conversation occurs:
Mrs. y Good morning, Mrs. Jones; YOU
look cold; what's the matter
NyS J. Matter enough. I've been off in my
cold rooms making up beds till my hands are just
frozen off; ant am all tired out
N'S : | don't think il to be so bad joo 10
make up beds, and have more than vou.
Mrs. j. Not bad job think 1t is. a great
heavy Father Ted to lift round. and then | have
10 reach md strain 10 shake up the straw, tn
say nothing f the sweeping and busting. It's
enough to wear ANYBODY out, not to mention the
Ere zing this cold weather.
Ms :, ! know how to pity you: but | get
clear of all that now.
Ms j. Got a girl. l suppose. We can't al
ford that.
Ms s. No, DO it all myself
Mrs. j. Id like to know how you make up
your beds then.
Ms :, III tell you We put our feather beds
up garnet, throw the straw away. and don't use
anything but CASINOS SPRING MATTRESS. So
I've no feather beds to handle, no dusty straw to
shake up,and all have to do to make up my beds
is to spread over the clothes. And ii is not half
the work to sweep and dust. And they are So
much more comfortable they fit me so nicely
and they are alwavS so smooth and even. We
couldn't get along without them.
Mrs. j. declare I'll have one before night.
just to see if they are so good.
Ms. ). | would if l were. you You ,ant
imagine what difference it will make in your
work.
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NO YOU WANT a GOOD LOUNGE
FOR A LITTLE MONEY

You can get good one Of Casino for sc. 40.
Do You want Real Nice Lounge: You can
get any lyle quality shape or price of CASINO
and they are all warranted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-25
kENSEDl'S
RHEUMATIC LININENT

hENSfD1 ~
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
The attention Of the public is called 10 this excellent
OF all Linment perfect and speedy cure for ali The
aches and pains tina. flesh is heir 10.
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by Stagnaion OF the finds arlsin. from CHECK
ed perspiraton-i> cured 10y lew bottles Kennedy's
Rheumatic Linlment.
SFRAINS
Are caused by and sudden react ION Of
the musces-s cured by few bottles of Kenneys Rheu-
matte Liniment-equally good for man and beast.
NEURALGIA,
The king of all pain is 10y inflammation OF the
nerves-s instantly cured by few appcationsof Kene
dy's Rheumatic Liniment.
PLEURISY
inflammation the lining of the its-is cured by
few bottles oi kennedys Rheumatic Linnent
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure of the flesh anJ smash
ing Of the tissueS-is instantly relieved by kenueys
Rheumatic LnimeIt.
CIR AMP
Is contraction of the muscles caused by sudden SION
page OF the fluid. which prevents animal life kav
Ing tree flows cured by aiew applications of kennedys
Rheumatic LinDlent
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowe-ake
teaspoonful Of Kenuedys Rheumatic Lniment IN warm
water every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND H0ARSENESS
are caused by unnatural drynesS the glands-wet
piece OF flannel with kennedy's Rheumatism Imminent
apply Oh going to bed, and you VIII eli in The morn
ing.
HEADACHE AND TIlROBBING OF THE TEMPLES
Is caused BY pressure insensble perspration-is
cured by few applications Kennedys Rheumatic Linz
ment.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction in the circular around each bottle
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
You will take one teaspoonul the Linlment ana four
teaSpOonfu Of water Garge tho throat twice day In
few days it will he vel. This one teaspoonfu will be
worth dollar TO you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Of the throat tosils and paiste with
dry hacking cough. You Will dilute the Lnimeut with
ouf OF nve tunes lis buik OF water garge the throat and
swallow the moisture This never fails
Ii Is good iOr IOOTHACBE. EARACHE SwEIIEp FACE and
INFLAMMATION o. every kind. Every family should have
full supply Tor tire winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury
Mass. Price 50 cents. Sold by
67-a2 &c. BINGHAM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-25
From MIR. Levi +. Ranlet, of LittietOn,
\, II,


NeSsrs s. W. FOWLE A Co.,
For many wears was afflicted with Chronic Bronchitis
and HoarsaneSS such extent at times to be una
be TO speak auibly, attended with severe canher and
soreness, of the mouth and throat made Use OF Il, eat
many remedies and # them did obtain re-
r but the disease rather increased than dllnlnsheu
/ pom he recommendation OF a ady III tIiS pace WHO
had been similarly yic cured by the Use OF Dr.
" i-Iar'o Bs-tm Of " Id Cherry. | procured OF your
agent. Mr. io iIman bottle at the lSiin. ana was
soon cnI need that had secured III IL the meals ui re-
let and cure from the buriru>onIe troubles to when
mad been - ion. subjected. almost entirely
Tree from any difficulty OF pulmonary nature, An! ONLY
need -ht dose the Bd-Iln Ia restore me htLtNtF
any troublesome symptoms "Ccur and III such cases II al
way, acts like a charm LEVI + KANLET.
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COLORS,


A SAVING OF so PER CENT.
CoLoRS Black, Black for Silk Dark Blue Light Blue
French Blue, Ciaret brown, Light b own snu Brown
cherry crimson, Oar Drah, Ii hit Drab, Il INT FaWn
Drab, Dark Green. Light Green, Magenta, Maize, Ma
room Orange, Pink, Purple ROyalPurpe, Salmon, Scar
let Slate ) ).icrihO, Violet, Yellow.
For % cents You can color goods would 9TH
er" Sc cost I'VE times that sum. Various shades be
produce from the same dye The process is simple and
any one Use the dye with perfect success Directions
III kUgsh, French and German inside OF each packs ge
feet knowledge what Co!orS best adapted TO die over
others, with many valuable recipes purchase Howe
stevens treatise on Dyeins and Colorng Sent by mail
on receipt Of priCe-lO cents NauufaC ,ured by
ROWE STEVENS,
10 Broadway Boston.
For sale by druggists ana dealers generally tla2a
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NJ \ r B l. L w DIRK S
MONUMENTS. GRAVE STONES.

A ND I BLETS,
Manufactured from lt.lian ard American Marble
Of every variety Of style. shade and color 20 suit
everybody Situated ne is As 70 location aid
mode Of doing business, his expenses are very
light when compared with establishments of the
kind located in cities large towns, conseGu 2nt-
" he is enabled to sell the same style of work
from 10 to - per cent less than his CITY or large
turn competitor. Come 20 the LYNDON Snor
every body, and if we fail TO suit You, somebody
else will. G.P. SPENCER
January, 1854. S3,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The subscribers having been appointed bv the Judge OF
Probate Tor the county Caledonia commissioners 10
examine and allow the claims of the CradtOrs the
oil Alexander Lang. late OF 81 JohnShury in said COUNTY,
deceased represented nSlVent. ana six months irom the
iti ia, q March, u 1851. being allowed that pur
pose hereby give notice that will attend the du-
ties assigned al the Dwelling House ui Widow Isabel
LAM. IL - Johnsbrv. IN district the 10Th ddv Of
April and 81 day September At o'clock in the
afternoon Of each OF said days
A. G. tHADW TX. OC,-.
a,92 EPiIGAIM JEWETT lComFs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-25

Noral-Adrice to hus5ands-If you love your
wives and want them to live long and enjoy
themselves, furnish them with CASINOS SPRING
NATTEESS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-25

With many years experience i'll the manufacture
! pants. and beng IN constant contact with me
r.,..j ,,u-.u:,rr throughout the untry. We
,...y s..y s. Ais f.; ttt community aid 20 SUPP :
that nalr have improved our long established
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-25
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

hISSULU lion OF PARTNERSHIP
- The partnership heretofore existing between
CHAPMAN x BILL is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to The
above firm IRE rcqIestcd to >,ttlr Immediately
CHAPMAN 4 BILL.
East st. Jolnsbury, March 9. lo64. 800.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-25
From J. ID. Hosmer, Esq, of TOpsham.

NcsSrs s. W. FOwIE & Co,
t;tItemen i take great pleasure adding mine to
the mass of testimony of that invaluable Cough
Rru,ry-Dr WiStar's 3alsam Of y lid Cherry. During
the nasf winter my wife WAS affected with cough
ard Inflammation thelunyS After suffering severely Tor
many days, stars Bd>am was recommended trial OF
which gave immediate AMI permanent relief. have
known OF BalSam having been used IN cases OF Ast
ma with the most favorable results. am sure that 1t
the community We're as We'll Acquainted with the merits
Of this Great Remedy as am. you w"ull he unable 10
SIMPLY the demand. would advise all who suffer from
Coilrs Colds &C. to give this medicine early and
thorough tIal. Yours truly. o,,
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By Or l.. Dix if falling in less time than any
other physician, cectualiy and permanently. with
restraint from occupation fear OF cNpUSuTe to d
weather, it'll safe and pleasant medicines,
SEIF-ABI-SE AND SOLITARY HABITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-01
THE CONDITION or GEOpcya

IA
FROM IN" annual report Of the State Co,nntrnI,sr
"i b'"FGIa We gather some intorca,ng :, .,is,i,
ielaiiTe to the condition Of what las been CALI, tho
EispIrc State" OF the Confedcr,,v Tho ,s,,,,,,
are itom one huh1tS,i AMI eight counties. five being
lett ont in consequence Of ta.ir being hell nv
| enemy. The av.Iese value of the land for ,hts
year Is placed st .l0 9j per acre. about doubl. the
valGa at whil h il WAS estimated in 1868: nnl the
fot"4 value Of al property shows ncT,a,- OF 81
peg tcnt. over Il" Oh ;ruate. The numtes o.
saTlz3 n the State has Increased i5,l los, end tAs
whte= about 1000
The drerca7t III the humber @. !o!Ls il 3.l0l
rrolet'ion-, 80; Ill the number Of acres OF !ani
296. .s9!; OF children. G.O3s between The asrs o
twelve and fifteen, Els.
Slaye- have been returned NJ m increased vsIua
of about 100 per cent; land at 81 per cent. city
and town PROPERTY at So per cent merc chaAdise at
30 per cent.
The decrease in the number Of polls ana rrofcs-
ioAs, Sc, Is doubt caused by persons going INTO
nlo atny, Al! OF whom owning less than 81 900 not
being taxable.
The rcc-ipta into the treasury for the fiscal vaar
amounted to SIS, ,iSi,:2:, ami the G.aLu1sementa TO
within - 6,U35 Of that aInou 1T Tho estimated
expenditures ana eeeip. ior 1855 will increase this
balance ~ sb,ioot!5 The public debt Of the Stale
is S23,9s0, ,Co2-about s9000. coo of which comes
under the head OF war debt.
The liabilities and assets OF the blnks hagc been
curgaileI abou. $50 900 900 since last year.
The number Of sheep returned in the State i.
III, ,85; kLlrl b doss. 81 .VtB. Number OF dogs,
9!,423. Allowing three pounds Of vol TO the
sheep, We make q !o.' II 81. .l2s pounds u VOL.
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JOB PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED.

hundred Of his men and battery of artillery. rhs
unsuspscting Yankees were busy bees leading Out
their horses and dragging their cannon 10 tho ahor~.
when suddenly they heard snmthln rnmhls."-
Just then several aaAhns Of lightning ard claps Of
thunder broke loose among the black jaaks, ana q
quantity Of rebel shells were hurled into tho nida
Of the crowd This part Of the mornings entsrtsin-
rnrrt omitted in the programme, and had beea
mentioned in neither the posters nor the sInal! Bills
ard hence the Abolition sons Of guns we're expecting
nothing If the sort.
The result was, every one Of them dropped what
ever he chanceI 10 have IN hand and brpk. for tho
Transport, the captain Of which vas heard TO dy,
"Shove her Of there thunder and d-nstlon
why the HI don't you shove her of there TIA
pilot rang the bell furously 10 the engineer. and
whiIo the gsng-plaEks were yet crowded with the
frightened devils the boat shot away, tearing her
st.rboa wheel into kindling wool ssainst tha bank.
Ali - largce quantity OF damaged aud dirty shoddy
went into the water. The uProar Was terrific. Ito
getting away waa sublime.
Iha gunboats opeaad tre upon Colonel Kelly and
his men the whole Feet took 20 ts heals uDrs
tGil head ot steam, but did no damage One o1 TIE
transports set or hrs by shel. hut ths danss
w-t- distinguished. On reaching the landing, Cole
nc Kelly picked up thITteen prisoners, three hraE-
new brass I!iled Pieces AMI sixty tine sTtlIlety
horses The grns were brought up and pat on The
cars yeeterday morning, General Forrvst su ps<u-
tending The shipment himself. nuruorr o. tho eli
esny were killed, but I did not learn bow many -
II alt q dozen or more, who took the swamp Nhaa
the boat backei out, have slnco been taken In u
n" weather, aiding 50 many more - the ranevr ot
Prisoners.
| 1t ia reported that tEo Of tha transports wrr,
snrtk hv battery lowor down the river, but ws4
not near euuuRh 10 see it inys,N IL may b. true.
nrS"Ithelcs- ~ tho sound Of cannon Hiring III tha,
dlreCtoa pervadc3 the atInoephere about the tuna
| me thing Is sad o. have been done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-01
TaE HECKNT AFFAIR ar GAS IPOhi--
CauCsE To CIR OFF FyEhgyI


The L.lI..i,.u4e little" .rt,4t a. EAsGp-It. MI
ssapfs s-II.s - h.ss been Very a,goL. al.e OI.s
ius the YaIks1s They tai org ta-I.i i-t.S - -
oil 2~rIcst but. " apls~r., c.; ~ IsaI a.ls .tAn
tt4y css!i wei carry. Litter NON TAI ps-p.
gives ths following d,.-ri-tiUn oI TIC faila;s
Pretty little affair tfansptrci DAY t,zSTs yS.leI-
dag at EAst!oIt eight niles iiOm here. which J
l., worth the telling. On the morning u ust dsy,
tSo gaLboits and three transports, having Oh board
slX thousand tiUop,, luian,Iy ani ARTILLERY,
steamed up - that piaer With tie nion. .Ion II -
.uppUd u destroying the railroad and cutting 0f
Forrest. They 1d not reach the road, sEi' si5SI-
tunaely for them. they cut of MOTE ~ FORE. u
they could conveniently tote. II dos hot '.AG 80
mu.A u hun YOU know. o. nhs lu'1
lu,d for thru, umes the came buik u ms ei.'shS
| Having thrown ths cable vi one ~ t4's't Hs'4-
s,,f. arouut a pes On the bank, he aih'Ts o'S"h
=, ar1 th.ir guns AMI horses, wholly Hh~Nhso'ouf
bat y angle company OF torfest- command was
Within twenty miles OF the spot. They weEc undeI
~. i'm nreSsiun that that terrible individual with
hi. whole force, was the north side Of the river
At ths, very moment Forrest quietly eating his
breakfast in lo k-a, having come Down on the train
fium Cherokee tie evening b,fore. They wanted
nobody tell them that they had hlg thing Oh
hand and feeling no fear " lurking luc they dis
embarked their munitions AMI live stock ~ ovoliy
they had been dlschary,ng an invoice u hoop
poles at Cincinnati
but among tho black Jacks Oh the hill not far
FROM the landing, quietly wposed the gallant Colo
nel Nelly, commanding brigade, with about shiee