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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
Quota of Caledonia County,
Provost Marshal's Office. !
WOODSTOCK. VI, April II. (

WOODSTOCK, VI, April II.
By order Brig. Gen. I. G. Pitcher, A. A.
Provost Marshal General, the following
quotas of towns in Caledonia County, under
the call of the President Of the United State.
of March ii, 1864 for 200 900 men are here.
by announced for the irformotion e all con
cerned
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Pas,umpsic Lodge. No. -. p
For Coughs. Co,4s and

IN e,cial-ls Pulmonary 5alsam : tli- III -- -
y1'Nt''' &c I,tilie -Nrr discovered II ha- 81
% a! '-'- ii.-iv, h-r. il- had An uuIpr..,-..-,
l4''4-lH lsiiA AraTs- al is Tgl commended ,p -,-
tils o4- lIi'si eiii-lv,ll citizens the Pr, -
Ia. y AZ ~ u" Aia'N H. FaT certificate Il -
.''i 40 aill'>l 14s tAi'lIl, See wrapper 3s 81.
iEr i'Tns'ii- v.s VIII Ctiy- fuiiv refund L.. ..
eliiiT'' 1.i-lACIvIH- Srlve - cents an -
ho.lltS n2t,A the cheapest he careful L. .-... 81
which / prepared sliiy d. s.ve'i. CuitrG a.,
druggists. Boston ) ID IN 81 suali>l.urK IA.
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Good. Bully for old Abe .

u The 'th Vt. regiment, the 18th New
York cavalry, and the nth regiment corps
dAfrique were engaged in the recent fight
with the rebels near Pensacsla, in which our
troops were victorious.
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Disaster on Red River.

RoUT OF SIERMtN'S CORPS. OR 1855 OVER
2O0G.
There is bad Jews from the Red RIVER *
petition, which was la-rly no,ing OF with
- much confidence. Oar cavalry and the
third and fourth divisions Of The ff,ecntn
army corps, un.el Gen. Sherman. ercoun,er-
ed the enemy al Pleasant HUI, De Soio rar-
i>h, Louisiana, and after a harL-.ousl,., ',s..la
were put to In; ny 2 l8rgel' superior rebel
force. Tie nineteenth army corps finally
came up and checked the enemy. Oar ,oss
was over two Thousand. The enemy also
lost heavily.
Gen. Ransom, who COMMANDED the third
and fourth divisions. was wounded in the
earlier part Of tie fight. The Chjclgo nler-
camille battery lost all its guEs AID :our OIL
GERS and TWENTY-FIVE men.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

FORT PllLow.-According to dispatches
IN the Chicago Tribune, the Fort Pillow can.
tured by the rebels is located at Columbus
Nv.
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Isl OF LETTERS remaining IN the
- Post Office. ST. Johnsbury, Ap-il 81, 1865.
burbank l. Miss Johnson II p
Jenkins L Jenniss AG
himball VI Moultnn HB
Martin 4 Miss Magee L
Richardson T Miss Sw.sey r
Stone &c
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say Advertised.
EMERSON HALL, Pm.
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W The issue of gold certificates has
oeen discontinued by Secretary Chase, and
duties are collected in coin as heretofore
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Full Particulars OF the Fight,
TuI KERELS il HEAVY FORCE.

IuE REBELS ~ HEAVY FORCE
\ letter dated the 10Th saws: Our cavalry
mas been driving the enemy for two DAYS but
in the forenoon Of the SIN sent back for IN
] iantry supports. Gen. Ransom. in command
OF the 81 AIT. 18th divisions Of the 18th corps.
was ordered 10 send forward a brigade am!
he did SO. At npon he followed with tie
fourth division. After advancing about FIVE
miles from where the Sd division If his COM
mand and The 18Th corps were eEcamped.
the rebels made StauG and our line. cor-
sisting of only 200 infantry, formed in
belt OF woods with an open field in front, and
the enemy IN the WOODS on the other side.
! Gen. stone Of Balls Bluff fame, chief of
Gen. Banks staff, was on the field, and took
direction of the movements Gen. Ransom
was in favor of advancing onlv in force. but
his wish was dIsregarded. After skirmj>h
across all open field for about an hour, the
enemy advanced upon Us in overwhelming.
numbers, estimated at 10000 strong. Gem
Ransom got al! the available troops to n =,
front and opened On them. The enemy los
. heavily, but advanced steadily. Soon all @.
the cavalry gave way and the infantry fei
back. In few moments the enemy pressed
up closely and the panic of the cavalry 5,
demorailzsd The army that the retreat be-
came rcut. Gen. RanS0m did all in his
power TO rally his men, hut finding il limos
sl5ic without reintorcemeuts, made every e.
fort to save the artillery Whiie endeayor-
ing TO get the Chicago merca.tile battery off
safely, Gen. Ransom was severely wounded
IN the Leg Capt. Cyrus Z. Dickey. his adiu-
tant, was instantly killed -"
UNION Loss VERY HEAyY-TK"orS FAILING
Our loss was large; probably 1000. The
mercantile battery lost all its guns. Cant.
White is prisoner. Lieuts. Throop and
Mcbride are killed. The loss of the battery
IN killed and captured is 81. One hundred
and ten OF them returned to camp after the
disaster. While the 4th division was falling
back in disorder, the Sd division. NUMBERING
only 1870 men, came up and was Immediate
" routed. Finally the Is. h army corps. with
'ooo men, came up and formed in line. They
checked the enemy and held them until We
got all the trains off except that of the cay-
airy. The whole army is falling back, and
must wait to reorganize before proceeding
further towards Shreveport.
Reports from Red River via St. Louis s,r
mat little had occurred save skirmishino s;nca
the disaster. Banks army left Grand Cove
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Ganbrlc &c Cattle mar,
Ry .rGhEGRAn

NETNr>nAy. April -. l-s
: market 572 Eattlr. about 2aa5 .
- >--.es. COASTS; NJ u Ntork.-s g..
s,'- ..s.,- tsso ana I-:rec Tears o.1>-
PEIC=--iis:hci 2erf-Ex1ra ST.. :
rrst q'aiilF -i",5o Sl0.7j; oecula .... ..
$50. tairi CO. - 90 So erl;2z-,
NorliG- oAcI.---7-5, i;a3. l50 259
& ms an Cal-rS--21. n, Il. : so --...
Ararliuz~-ei'0Js = ~. 90.
4-rp N-a-s Old->'n = 90
Three Years Olsi-S-lr' = 20.
She-n a.. I.ail. 3s--E2'lG II market. g.
selection. -,i..g % 20 900; ia .,,-
% = % 80,
SpTiu- i-amhs--a. ep, 7.50a i0..5o. or II,
c Et> per pound
>wlnt--p II market.
Hide. 40 a. rsr r..
ca >A5l.>-2j - p,rib
3'-..---s2. - = i.as e.ca
is.is1s-' = ~ nc- ih.
y. Ce.Tes-fre-n - is sl.l0
hENaRh>--fhcg, We not - nan. &c.
=, 8-rA- .sI-eeS - Il. ias.cr &ll al, H.
.'-.c.- mere we're 100 more sheen TIA,
@c'A- = -Ood part ni chtin with ti.r 4 ... ~
aa.- To- : OF cti.5> per ID lower han ti.a-.
.nol "a
w LAT is tis most Econimical B..
W CA>>INo'S Spring Ia,tresS.
SID ii.zt looc .4'r.h IF Bingham ia. -
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fewie's Pile and Hunor IN,

FeWie'> Pile and Humor Cur.
h.,'.e warranted a Permanent Cure +. -
OF Piles; two bottles in LeproSv. SCI.
Rheuni, and al diseases Of the ,kiu I.
failure the proprietor requests ali :. -. d.
empty bottles and take tack their nc
internal and external use Enfirtlr
Prepared 5y HENAY ID. FowLr. a..
Prince street Boston. Sold eyer1,y,'.-
dealer, must warrant IL See Circula-
Pas>umpsic Lodge, No. %, r. a.
Masonic Hal. Biughau's Block. Stated i.e..
Il ineL kGy FJ.DAIgJ1
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4 I DIR. TDnItS- "a Z y;
IL. Tiis IISIIE.a". e .

II cIrt~ 'h"ic.a M rf-- .-s.-1.. E. : f.
hours, 'ysemigY IL hat IN a".,E, !a,i: ache l..
sc minutes. /. = perfectly ~ e -1As ia
-s:n..l. ard : recommended p. 81 r,-- emi
nenr Physicians IA the DniIc[ States. Price =.
sd - r',.
ToNAwAzoA. -. Al. {. 1855
.ir- ) l. Tobias. New York isac SRI aa.c
used luuT Venetian hmm. w.a great suoces>.
yu;I - an Internal i, uc.. Is ~ external med
icnc- III "a Of Billions Collie and ca lea
! Mo.ouS regard il as I sovereign remedy Your
Venetian Horse LiD:llyuI S:s.,as ann, Lied A.
horse medicine amongst faIrlers and noatmen 81,
tal> ,.Ll.- Nm LEWIS.
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L. Pr-'A.- Cslri. MA a tae Prsllf.. GA
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
ORDER OF NOTICE of SEruED

bAN Az rpaNSAi1u = ESlA4.-
A. Probate {. r.rt- IA, "a a; 81 JuLl-,,--g.
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Az "a distribution - said estate
By lie Court.
AItr>I. ASA l.. FRENCH.
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1 UTONANS AT CASSINu>
BINGHAM'S BUILDING. = }
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la. - - Edwin Harvey. laIe Il Ba-.l,.
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ATtr>I. ASA l.. FRENCH.
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETElENE
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q >l.c estate. under a cvC-er % SAID ,ac--
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court IN lie natter u partition aad dstributlJ: 81.
t>-ll+ By Jlr conf.
Attest ANA l. FRENCH -G-.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

w LAT is tte most Econiaical r..
W Casinos Spring Na,tress.
SD "a - door 18th # BingGacl's ia.
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DEATHS,

So Marril-e-. R'rlhS and Deari.s Inserted rREr-
u"l'na'> ,ln !iS !-rlTg. ir>etr. 4, slx cents lis
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NTArE nE NERN M.

Attest. ASAL FRENCA. - 3D..
4 true Copy ~ Rec.
Attest Asa l. FaENCh. ID 3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

NHAf IS he easiest Bel - n.
" TA>S.Eo'S Spr.n- ~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

as Tao~ Sts.f e.lap.rel win oAccl>i
81. Il :or wears Casino keeps the
ali n.4 yolC IL - II short u ice au5
gN-..rs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

The CALLIOPEAN SoCIETY.-ThIs socie-
~ gave a concert last Wednesday evening. at
Representative Hall, for the benefit Of wounded
and sick Michigan soldiers Ii was pretty fully
attended, and we believe gave general sAtislac-
ton to the audience. We thought the pefOrm-
ances, in all respects, creditsble to those en-
gagged in them. Some OF the original articles
and ESSAYS read showed higher order of thought
and mind than has always been usual on such
occasions, with less amount Of useless verbiage;
and the reading, we thought, was an improve
meut on what We have been ia the habit OF hear
ing, or rather Of not hearing, from young ladies.
The frat reader, in particular, With more prac-
tice, would 90 we'll 70 Tead in any Assembly, how
ever large OF important. There is change 90.
ing on il society, by which the influence of NO
man on public opinion, AID their connection with
business transactions and with public meetings,
is Increasing. and will continue to increase aud
il should b. al object with young lady who is
conscious Of good abilities, to quality herself
not only % sing 10 public, but also, when the
proper occasion requires, 10 read, recite, aud
speak in a manner that shall be both pleasing
aud profitable TO the hearers. In the course OF
long life, there may be- many occasions where
a lady, Who may not have any ambition to be a
public lecturer, may yet fad such an acquisition
credtabe TO herself, aud IL vail help her much
in promoting any good cause 70 which she may
give her heart or hand
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08
sometime sine.

COMMON COUNCIL PRocEEDlNGs The
Common Council held a meeting on Monday
night, lasting till twelve o'clock. The absorbing
business Of the occasion was the election of a
Cemetery Commissioner for two years and the
City Fathers entered upon the work before them
With most commendable zeal and perseverance
They baotted for candidates eight -ons times
without success, ana then adjourned to try the
zane thing over again on future occasion. La
bOrers and others who have bsen waiting patient
ly for allowance Of claims, will net be impatient
when they learn the cause Of the diffculty IL
making this election. The cause was not poll
cal: for it was conceded on all sides that De
Doccat should Oh the vacancy. The obstacle va.
not the dfhculty OF finding competent man: for
every body knows that such men as Mr.. Butler
and Nc Cline are fully qualified for this and many
o.her pl ICES. But We understand the great ques
ton was whether the First or Third Ward should
have Ehe honor Of filing the place. This impor
tant matter still hands trembling in the balance
and il behoves the citizens Of these Wards to take
such slept as may be deemed necessary to inclin,
the balance in their favor before the fAvorab,
opportunity shall have forever passed away.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

New Council RooN-The Common
Council have rented for one year, with the privil-
eye Of eight, the second story OF JOhnson's
Block, for the use Of the council and city officers
AbOu. Two thirds of the story will be used as a
room for the sessions Of the council; another
room will be fitted for the use Of the City Clerk
and Auditor; while a third room will DO occu-
pied as Treasurer's Office. This is good ar
rsngement, as il affords more room for the tran
ssctiOn Of the city business. and gives to each
officer specific locality. where, if he attends to
bis business properly, be may be found at all
reasonable hours.
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MoRE CAsuALrIEs-E. W. Flower, Co

More CAsuALTIEs-E. w. Flower, Co
E. Eight Infantry, whose letter to bis parent:
We published two weeks since, was wounded on
the 2lst ult., in an engagement on the North
Anu River Hi'E"iS Usn passed through u:
right foot, rendering amputatiOn necessary. lie
is now at Finley Hospital Washington, and will
return home as soon as be can travel.
Lieut. Berry, AdiuIant in the Goth Infantry,
Is reported as wounded.
Capt Fl V. Steele. of Co. Il. 26th Infantry,
was killed. in the battle near Hanover Junction
and North Ann River, May oath. He resided
at Mason, and was brother Of Col. Steele, who
was killed in the service, aud buried in that place
sometime since.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

Dissolution OF Co PARTNERSHIP. - The CO.
partnership heretofore existing under ths name aud
style Of A. Turner & Co also that existing under the
name style Of Case Co, Is this day dissolved by
autsal consent Either party IS authorized 70 settle
The accounts Of the sane The books Of said firm may
be found al thu store Of Amos Turner, Lower Town
where all accounts will be adjusted All persons H.
debted % the concern OF Case Co requested to
cali AMI settle without delay
AMOS TURNER
DANIEL L CASE.
T.r-a~v 1874 4Fsm1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

TIE RAIL RoAD.-The surveys Of the
Lansing / Jackson Railroad are all completed.
and the Presiden, has advertised TO let the con-
tract for grading, tieing and bridging. Men will
Ue pus "V'A sVOU. TIL P'oseus eu''ey eoa
templates running on the west side Of the village.
L,ohayR Co Neus
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Wednesday Morning. June s. 1864.
NnTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

rhsFlGCRRs which our Subscribers will nna attached
otnsir names thar papers indicate the NUHBsz d
tina PAPER 70 which their subscription 10 paid. By Ihe
"nwmbsr'' 10 meant the ~ WHOLE NUMBER" which
may % found IA thu heading Of ihs paper, which Is
changed weekly being Increased one each week ny-tTo
uqnbsrs constituting year. By referring 20 ihls nun
Der IN the heading Of ths paper and comparing Il viii
ihs aanbsr attached 10 The name or direction on the
papsr sa0crosrs san rsadysss how their account
sand on our books.
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The following articles have been expressed to
Miss julia S. wheiock. Washington, D. c.: s cans
eurrsnts; can eurrsa, jelly; can peaches ;
jar grated horse rsdsh; 10 bottles do; bot
tes eatsuP; bottles boiled cider; bottles pie
plant; bottles green eurrsnts; bottle currant
Jeh!; bottles currsnt wine; bottles black
berry vine; l bottle rhubarb vine: 80 new lin.
en nandkerchieis; l old do; 81 new crash tow
ss; bold tOsels; pair pillow cases; s sheets
snouse"lves (hIed); lis yards bandaging; 20
f0"s ooi rOlls old cotton; cotton sack.
All The articles sent to Judge Ednonds have
been since acknowledged.
The Society is very dssirOus Of full attend
a0es Of members, and of all interested, for the
s'"'Os az mousbL Many thousands of our
o'A'e soldiers are nov in the hospitals, suffering
Nv" wounds received in the recent battles. ana
'e 'oe sumner campaign closes, many thous-
-Ou' more vii be taken from the battle field.
"O10oec IN the great struggle for their loved
SOo0''y. The Government cannot supply all the
"'ue oeheaeies that are so necessary 10 the sick
.aa uying. The Government cannot scrape lin,
" "aaneh the flowing blood, or make bAndsee,
" o'nd up the wounded limbs of our SUFFERING
'0'a'srs' This is our work to do in this erea
80 terrible conflict. Let US each give on,
'' towards ailevissiDg their sufferings.
Mas. r. c. DART, Treasurer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

u We are indebted to Hon. j. NJ
Ho~ard for copy Of the Smithsonian Report
for 1902 to Hon J. w. Longyear for the Pat
ent Office Report on Agriculture for 1862; and
70 The other members Of The Congressional dele
CATION for various speeches, papers and docu-
meuts.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

FIRST OF The SEAsoN.-Theron Ford,
Eco, Of this city. has presented US with lot Of
ripe strawberries from bis garden. They are Of
the Albany Seeding variety, Of large size and
excellent favor He has our thanks for the same
He has done well Who will do better
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

THAxKs.-Miss Mary Jenison will please
accept ont thanks for a plate Of straw berries,
ripe, luscious and juicy.
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