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r Nathaniel Hawthorne, the author,
died suddenly at Plymouth, N. H., last week
on Thursday. He had been in failing health
tor some time, but went to bed Wednesday
night ss we'll as usual and was found dead
the next morning. His age was 60. Mr..
Hawthorne was well known as novelist, be-
ing the author of The Scarlet Letter, House
OF Seven Gables, The Marble Faun, ETC.; but
probably his greatest work of fiction was
The Life of Franklin Pierce, written few
years rince.
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have tie honor Il he. SIT,
Very Respectfully,
Your Obedieni Ser, ant.
WILLIAM b. RElA Ids.
Major Commanding Reg't.
CASUALTIES IN THE 18th, NAY 6.

CASUALTIES IN TIE 18th, NAY 6.
KILLED.
CO. A.-Saml T Ballard, Milton.
60. B.-Joseph Sorrell, Ferrisburg. John
Kelley. Burlington.
Co. Geo f Whitfield, JoR.., OF.
Co. D.-Au~,in Pieud, - Adams. Don !
Willis, Bethel, Corp ChaS \ Carson.
Co. F-Ehenezer Salisbury. Brookii-.l.
Co. G.-Sergt Erasius N Dnnb4r, 81.
Johnsbury.
Lieut. Colonel Chas Cummings, in head
slightly.
Co. A.-Capt Stephen + Brown, Swanton
severely left arm amputatei. Joseph Bissiit
St Adams slightly LETT arm, VIM II Canady
Isle La Mott severely left leg, Henry NJ Car
Ter Hishgate severely right hand, Patrick
Carroll slightly right side, Albert Fletcher
ST Adams severely fingers of right hand,
Theopilus Faneuf ST Adams seriously left
leg Edward Gilbert severely left hand. Eli
am Martin severely left shoulder. Henry Z
Searles Fairefild seriously.
Co. B.-Sergt Cassius w Ellsworth Berk-
shne slightly right arm, John Calvin Ferris
burg, VIM Burrows Colchester seriously left
leg, Barney W Hilton Jericho seriously neck,
Albert Whitcomb, Essex slightly, Chas La
May Ferrisburg seriously leg.
Go. Capt Frank henfeld Morris
town severely left arm, Corp L-ucian II Bing-
ham Morristown seriously thighs, Cornelius
l. Clark Greensboro seriously arm and thigh.
Joseph Is Carpenter Wolcott seriously thigh
and chest, Orlando Il Geary Morristown
slightly side, Francis Gokey Morristoun
seriously face, Joseph Ladosa Montpelier
slightly head, Daniel A Luce Morristown
slightly head and thigh, Sllas Moulton
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E The fact that there is no distinction will

E~I The fact that there is no distinction with
out its accompanying danger, is terribly il
Illustrated in this war. We notice a list of
thlrty-six Generals who have been killed in
battle in the Union army since the war be-
gan. We have seen no computation of the
officers of lower rank, but probably they are
numbered by the thousand. Those who
have read the accounts of the terrible con-
ficts in the last Virginia campaign could not
fail to have noticed the large number of Off
GERS who have fallen in battle Generals
Sedgwick, Wadsworth, Stevenson, and that
Christian patriot, Rice, are all dead. And
in our own noble Vermont Briga de the
slaughter among the officers was terrible.
The most precious blood of our country has
been poured out like water on Virginia soil.
We owe those heroes debt of gratitude that
We can never fully repay.
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CoLGATE.S HONEY SOAP.

Colsate's Honey Soap.-This celebrate
TOILET SOAP. IA such universal denar l. mad --'
tie CHOICEST materials. - MILD and EMuLLlENI ~
It. nature FRAGRANTLY SCENTED. Ans tHf-rl.eg
BEN rFICIAL in lis action upon the SKIN. For sac a.
Druggist AMI Fang Goods Dealers. LIS li's-
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"a Slight CoId... Coushs.-Feu, .-,,, .

"a Slight Cold" Coushs.-Few are a-A-t q
Inc importance Of checking Cough OF 81
cod IN rs hT>t stage, that which IN the 5s-
nli'9 would Elelt 10 mad remedy, II nec.,s-.-
soon atacAs TIE lungs --Bf0sra'S Bru4
ITOch's gaze. sure ana Amos, imp,,..a,. %
i:ef Military Officers and Soldiers Sh..as .a's
'lsrIl4. a. lA-Y eau be carried in Tie noe, q.
taken = occasion. g-irts. s>.l
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Major Dudley of the 9TH Vermont, died
saturday OF wounds received in the recent
battles.
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Casualties in the Vermont Brigade.
OFFICIAL LIST.

We have received from the office of the
AdJutant General complete list of casual
ties IN the Vermont Brigade in the recent
fights in Virginia, to May 18th. The whole
number of casualties to that date was 1865.
The entire list would nearly cover one page
of The CALEDONIAN, thus crowding out the
most OF the war news and other matter OF
interest. Below We give the casualties in
this AID adjoining counties, as they appear
in the official list. The Third regiment COM
posed mostly of men from thi. vicinity is
given in full. Also companies G and H Of
the Fourth regiment.
STAFF.
1t. John A. Balm, Jr., A. i. 4. G.. wound
ed severely in face; 1t Horace French, pro-
Vost marshal, prisoner, supposed 10 be
wounded.
SECOND REGIMENT.
KILLED.
Colonel Newton Stone. Bennington.
Co D-Corp Orrin Gilman, Duxbury,
James X. Hall, Waterbury, Willsrd S.
Stone, do, Theodore Wood, do, Rob err
Hawkins, Woodbury..
Co Corp VIM II Stone, Calais.
Go H-Brooks Mcleod, Woodbury..
WOUNDED.
Lt-Col John S Tyler, Brattleboro. leg.
Co A--Daniel Abbey, Coventry, in leg.
Co D-Sergt Lemuel ID Strong, Barre
arm slight, Sergt Henry { Jones, Barre
thigh severe, Orrin Buckley, Jr. Barre
shoulder slight, Sergt Alphonzo Lesser
Marshfeld, arm slight, Lucian Bruce. nux-
bury. breast severe, George ". Cciay, Stove
arm severe, Benz. +. Coffin, Enosbusg. wrist
severe. Dexter Crossnan, Leonard w Da-
Wis, Elmore, thigh severe, James \. Doyle
arm slight, Henry Gooda!c Woodbury., ankle
slight, VIM 5 George, Berlin, hand and
breast, Thomas Command, hand slight, Al
phonzo Gravel, breast slight, Aaron l.. Hall
Woodbury., knee slight, Nathan Harrington
So Barre, arm slight, Henry + Johnson, Der.
lin, arm slight, James ". Nichols. N9retown
arm broken and hip, Wil.iaai { Ripley, j
Montpelier, leg severe, Hollis J. Ricn, More
town, head slight, Chas \ Richardson, |.
Barre, breast severe, George f. Sm..h, Wa
terbury, breast severe, Carlisle saunders
Berlin, groin and bladder, Joseph Siauery
Berlin, hand slight Chauucey Turner, w
terbury foot seriously, Jacob W Wl.,.gy
Waterbury, hip slight, Newell f. Scribner
enlisted from Drxbury groin seriously, Isaac
y Piale, hand 81 ght.
Co Eft James Allen. Tunbridse, snoul
Der severe, Serst Martin Y Is DAVIS. tnel
ga, breast slight. Stillman c BuzaeI. head
Chelsea. Truman l. ColDurn. Tuubr =.
thigh seriously, Chas " Durham, sAoulIr.
lightly, \ Parke, shoulder slightly, ra.l,
Emery, Tunbridge. leg seriously, George Il
Ordway. Chelsea, arm seriously. CnuS Red
nlisted from Tunbridg~, face slightly. A.uel
Rust, Iunbridge, leg severely, Emu FULLER
Iunbridge, arm slightly, Royal SaubJrn
!untridge, leg slightly.
Go Fit George Brilgrman. II4rtwics
shoulder severely. SerSt Am.sa v Ferry
Roxbury, leg seriously, Ser.t james + i.Ca.
Barre, head slightly. Serst Go " "a.
bra.ntrre, hand aud fac, Corp >:cAras :
Hutchinson. RcXbury, arm. Corp G-' Law
renee. Berlin, abdomen seriously. Ama>a /
Bradford, Plsi.ied, arm, Albert Dalr.-
enlisted from Berlin. Cnas II Eaton. C..4.-
ankle.
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For Coughs, Colds and to,,um p,i.,

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NOU NpEp.

Co A-lst 1t Henry c Miller, Rrccate.
foot slightly, ID 1t Charles + Osgood, Rock
ingham. slightly, Ira L Chase, Andu,cr, in
leg slightly. William Frost, Springfield. In
arm slightly, Arthur " Eoolner. in head
slightly. SewaI Head, Springfield ii face
severely, George " Hopkins, in arm severe
Iy, Seymour & Phillips, Wcathersie!l, in
face slightly, Mvron i Parker enlisted from
Springfield, in leg slightly, Dennis Sullivan.
Rockingham, in wrist, Bezaleel Wood,
BridgeW ater in leg, VIM o Messenger Read
ing, in face slightly, James i Coffin SPRING
field slightly.
Co B-Capt Prosper ID Clark, Coventry,
IN leg severely, David W Cobb. Derby, in
eg severely, Lucius s Nye. Irasburg. in leg
severely. Ralland y Bullar.i. Springfield. in
leg severely, Edwin \ Brown, Windsor. NOR
tally, since died, Eiiphalet B Cra,n. Wood
stock, severely, James W Buckley, severely,
Henry II COlburn, Glover, severely. William
Dunbar, severely, Charles G Goodwin, in arm
severely, John Breamo, slightly. Alonzo /
Paige, Derby, slightly, Merrill ShonyJ, ~
bany. severely, Daniel Skinner, Brownington,
severely. Elihu c Turner. enlisted from Ran
dD!ph, severely, o Wardner, severely. Eugene
Woods, Williston, severely, RucI X Wheeler,
Bloomington, severely, Henry Burke, in
hand Job Carlel, missing, Frank Shonyo,
severely.
Co Capt Lyman o Leach, Newbury,
in thigh severely, Andrew Bryant, Danviile,
in leg, Samuel futile, Nevbury, in shoulder,
Leverett H Page, Groton, in arm, Horace +
Davis, in foot severely, Sherman Fuller, in
breast severely, David Churchill in leg ST.
verely, Louis Bully, in leg severely, Charles
Gonga, in both legs severely, Geo " Tucker,
Newbury, in hand severely, Allen $ Batten,
Wheelock, il hand severely, George " Flan-
ders, Hardwick, in breast severely, George +
Santell, Lyndon, in leg severely.
Co D-Corp John Wilson, Salem. in leg
slightly, Edwin Barnes, Holland, In foot Sc
verely, George Brounell, Morgan, in hip
severely, John Dalaham, Shelburn, in hand
Richard W Gray no town given, in side Sc
verely, Joseph B Grow, Charlestown, in
head severel y. Solomon 6 Heaton, Brighton,
IN head severely, Thomas Howard, St Johns
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Secretary Stanton's Official Bulletin
Our Army ION TO Richmond

LIE IRRITATING BEYOND The NORTH AN.
burnside and Hancock Pursuing.
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Volunteers, Attention. Indiscretions Of
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News Of the War.
WAR DEP'r, WASHINGTON. !
Can't % 2p NJ

WAR DKP'r, WASHINGTON.
8; Sept. %, 3P. NJ.
To MAJ. Gen. DIR:
The following telegram announcing snoth-
er victory of Sheridan over Early, is just re-
ceiyed.
HAKpKR's FIERY, Sept. %.
Hon. E. NJ Stanton:
Sheridan has again beaten the enemy at
Fishers Hill. capturing Is guns and many
prisoners This is in all probability the
finale Of Gen. Early.
JOHN d. STEVENSON,
Brig. Gen.
The Surgeon General this morning report
ed our wounded all cared for at Winchester
with adequate arrangements and supplies.
The number of our wounded prior to the
battle Of yesterday is estimated not to eI-
coed 2000
E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, Sept. 23-3:30P. N.
To MAJ. Gen. Dir:
Sheridan e victory proves to be signal and
complete Nothing but the coming on OF
night saved even the remnant of Early's ar
nv.
Gen. Stevenson's and Sheridsn's despatch
G. TO Gen. Grant give all the particulars re-
ceived
HARrkR's FERRY, Sept. %.
Hon E. NJ. Stanton:
The military telegraph line is down. The
affair is complete and Overwhelming:
JOHN D. STEVENSON,
Brig. Gen.
H.po RS SIX Mills IRON WooDsTocK,
Sept 22.-l1:30 P. N.
1t. L. s. Grdnt, Csfy Point
have achieved a most signal victory over
the army of Early at Fishers Hill to-day.
found the rebel army posted with their right
resting on the north fork Of the Shenandoah,
extending westward Of the North mountain,
occupying position which appeared most
imprcgnshle After great manGuvering dur
Ing The day, Gen. Crooks command was
transferred to the extreme right of the line
on North Mountain, and furiously attacked
the left Of the enemy's line, carrying every
thing before him. While Crook was driving
the enemy in the greatest confusion and
sweeping down behind their breastworks,
the 9th and 10Th corps attacked the rebel
works in front, and their whole army ap-
peared to be broken. They fed in utmost
confusion. Sixteen pieces of artillery are
captured. also great many caissons. artill-
ery horses, &c All to night are pushing On
down the valley. cannot say how many
prisoners have captured, nor do | know
either my own or the enemy's casualties.
Only darkness saved the whole of Early't
army from total destruction. My attack
could not be made until P. NJ. which left
but little daylight to operate in.
The LIST and Sd cavalry divisions went
down the Lura, valley to dav. If they push
on vigorously to the main valley, the result
of rhls engagement will be still more signal
The victory is very complete. A more de-
tailed report wi be made as soon as | can
Obtain tie necessary data.
(SIgned) P. ii. SHERIDAN,
Maj. Gen. CONG.
ItIs 10 he remembered that Earlyis COM
mand e,nh are. tile "Stonewall Brigade" the
troop cn,oIiJuting Stonewall jackson
corps. and ~ the elite of the rebel army.
+. VI. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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ANALYSIS OF THE CHICAGO PLArFoRx-
One Pledge-nOt to secede themselves-be-
ing their resolution in favor of adherIng to
the Union as heretofore.
Thirteen Denuncidtions-al aimed at the
President of the United States (who still
liyes).
One Threat-to take up arms against the
said President.
One Dernand-for An immediate cessation
OF hostilities.
One Pronise-to give to the Union soldiers
" care, protection. regard and kindness,
which it is doubtful if they have to give,
when they q" attain to power" which 1t is
quite certain will never be.
One Grand Mistdke-the omission of all
reference TO the rebellion, including the
omission of clearing their skirts of sympa-
thy with the same
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Weakness OF Debility Induced BY over
Fatigue

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the system. This medicine will give tone ami visor
o. the whole 0E-auic - stem however ceraneei.
while health and strength follow b. a matter ~
course. Nothing viii stop the relaxation of the
Bowels 50 sure as this famous medicine
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HAMS. HAMS,

4 Fl hundred pounds Of very nice sr d.
~ Cured Hams all 10 -ooi order
Al e. L. iARTS
No :. bans block
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f.t fr1l. leaves Boston az 500 A y. via LOWELL
10 .tr River Junction At l-35 n, for Burlington
b. Ht-Hii and usIeu-bur-h.
+0rnH.r'n tl't1r .Iia leaves Northield az q - A
a tul O. lf an O. 40 - A N, for ;ouse's Point
hI.1f trrrr. irria leaves Bellows Falls at l1.lJ
Do Ia-''f ..- passengers from the Vermont VALLEY
- .taFir. Nru York at l1.l5 \. and from
.1r .a..r -l wing B lston SD pm. connect
r -- aityr Junction with train leaving
-.' .'r 1 .rr.Yius II Burlington az . ia A
u-.- f"iat 20 lF N, Montreal II g.I5 ~.
.rt- -i-1 l.-.s' u- Both the Mail Trains
al Nll-- River junction with Passumpsic
'ar- 11- attached Pr, both the Night Fx-
n- running hct~ee- Rouse's Point aud
r-a Tic. ct- fog Chi-a-o and the West for s., ls
I. p-.uc A stations
q. MERRILL. Supt
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)ST respectfully informs the inhabitants Of Bur
hngton and vicinity that he has established