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We would cali the attention Of Commissioners Town
agents, and the Medical Faculty of the Vermont
we'll selected stock Of Imported Wines and Liquors
which We offer on reasonable and satisfactory
We permitted TO publish the following Chemical Anal
yss that have been made by eminent Chemists of our
Liquors.
BuELNeroS, Vt, March 7th, 1861
To Messrs CuAs BAcENAN & Co, NY
Geateuqsn We avail ourselves of tins metbol "a IL,
form You that have repeatedly made examination Of
Brandes. Whiskey, Gin Wines with which tho Cl,it
euden County Agency at Burugton has mainly SUP
supplied from your houes for the past three ears also c
from other agencies in tue State procured from Won
We have found them invariably full strength and mi;
form purity aud quality, superior ia every repec to speoi
from other sources Tor medicinal uses tbey taY
fulfilled our expectations and received unquaife an
proval aud without hesitation we conadeutly
them to all rho wish supply themselves with Iiouors nm,
on which they can rely for purity and strength We are
Your most obcdicut servants,
SAMUEL W. TuNER Jr., NJ d.
WALTER CARPENTER, N. D.
BRADroRD, Vt, March 18th. 1861.
To ,sho' Il may II hereby certify that have
been Commissioner Orange County for he wears 1850 ami
ISL and have procured the Wines aud Liquors with which
Charles Bacsman No 50 Front Street New York ,hrt
have bad careful Anal Of aid Wines aud auor made
By Chas Chandler, Egg, Professor Of the Analytiea
Chemistry Union College SCHENECTADY N " and ,ist Z;
all and every instance the heen to prove them +,
be Perfeetiy pure and suitable medicinal purps
can therefore confidently recommend ,hs hone, s
0las "a Aan 4 CO. to all those Who prefer giving
Commissioner for Orange Co.
M. snHESEcFABr, August 10Th Iso0
iioS GRo. p BALDWIN Commissioners
~ 0range County. Vt
Dedf Sy-I have analyzed the following sanan,es og
hquofand Wine forwarded By you and find them ~ ~
perfectly pure. entirely free from ali Injurious
and welt suited for medical use: e'ei
-Four samples OF Brandy. txa samples Of Wilkes, a.
sample Of Gin, ouc sample Of Port Wine
The GIN and Port particularly are of exfra quality
CHAELts Z. eHASBLsn
Iroiessor OF Analy tieai Chemistry. Union Co,lere
We are permitted to refer 70 the ioving Commissioners
Ao~n AGENTS and PLY sciars. Of the state Of Vermont al
20 50 doing gfiel by desire TO rlae. ff,, 80 - ~
thse sets that arc in themselves an esilfet thai IL %
instance none but the rurest and most aesif ~ rf =;
cur i1f sili &c easTrd Tor siie D eus;oan.rs
h-efaeS-- hisart tiuugerf1Fd- Professor of t,.,rtr
~ uie = University OF Vermont: ". Tfssr- n II -.
% TIE Medical fcuty in the Uure1sitv Of vermont t
sigs'ef frpiess.lr etc, in the Uuyery If Vermont,
t iisse, Asrni burlington. County Commissioner
ssnss Atfehsil thiiirnden; Calvin Reirrtt Isr,. fI
ioP teaieo Washington; Charles Davis r. Sarh,r,,
- eialiia " II. u. Hingtln \ N Tbou1ss Ioi'l
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CHARLES BACKMAN & CO.
or
Brandies, Gins, RUNS, Wines
&C., &C.,
No. SO Front So, New York.

- ?" = VI E'Hs7 NtFF = VFsts
Sole importers Of c. y. Cognac, Old Holland
and Genera Cordial Gin.
We would cali the attention Of Commissioners Town
agents. and the Medical Faculty of the Vermont
to we'll selected stock Of Imported Wines and Ilor
which We ofer on reasonable and satisfactory terms
We permitted TO publish the following Chemical Anal
yss that have been made by eminent Chemists of our
Liquors.
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4. u. y A. G. NOURsE,
Manut,c Jurors OF
DOORS, SAsuES s BLINDS, & DEALER IN LUMBER.
Steam Ml for Planning Saving, Mouldings Sc, Sc
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MATERIAL.
CHESTER, VI. 1-52
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
FROlI OALIFnnnTa

DAB iAAAcisco5 Oct I'll P. E. -
The announcement Of the completion Of
the telegraph at O'Clock last evening semi
q thrill Of joy through the community. TIE
preparations being made for two other de-
monstratiOns in honor Of the event we're IN
readiness when the second dispatch from the
East announced the death OF Gen. Baker.
whom almost every citizen here regarded as
q personal friend, the universal JOY was thus
changed % soFroW, and the celebration was
postponed.
folincians well informed in Oregon mat
ters express the opinion that the Governor
VIII appoint Benz Starks Of Portland, TO
succeed Baker in the Senate. His sympa-
thies are secession.
Gen. Lane advertised 70 run. INIT witbout
much hope Of success. ~
The San Francisco woolsn factory. valued
at 100000, was barued yestesday; insured
for $4,000. .-.r -r. :. F, -
Friends Of ex-senator GWin say be depart-
ed for Europe with the British steamer As
pinwalL He eEpscs 10 meet bis family a,
Savsanah, who a, Companies him thence.
Oregon dates 10 the 18Th have been re-
ceived, and give most glowing accounts OF
the richness Of the Nez Perees mines and Of
new gold discoveries over q wide expanse Of
couary. ..a
Il is published in the Portland papers that
gold is increasing in qualities and continues
70 arrive freely from the mines. --.
News from British Columbia mines never
was more exciting. There will probably be
another stampede north next spring equal 70
t1e Frazer river excitement Of 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
NEW YORK aIARKET-Oot. Do.
lHT TELE9RAPH.l


FInUR-Market shade frmsr with good 5e-
mhna N % I'f export end home onsum3Iioni .lso f'ir
11nsnlIy ior hrrard delivery nsrksf clOslng NJ.
lncinoed IN The sslss arr $500 bbl, slate
IN oyember ana December o q private term. The
sales u ex ra STATE were ch efy az s 100 %
safes 3D. On bbis a. S5,i5Go " Isr rezcied; s. 5l
55t for lupere state; s. OEas, 81 Tor extra state
IS 70 $3.50 for supernne sestern; 5s7O65 9Ior com
men % medium extra Western; $50 d6,Bi for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio: s6lOa6,sO Tor
CANADI FIOUR-Marketmay be ouoted ouifs
hrm with fair inqry. Sales 9SJ bbls a. SS50sls5 55
isr superhne; S5,7eg7s0 for eommon 20 cholos e1-
RYR FI.OUR-Ma-ket quiet and steady. Sales
COkN. mEAI,-Msrket steady. sales 125 bBls
at stZl for New Haven; S3Y3i for choice western
~ NHIsA K-marEst lower. Sales are zoo btls at
tFHRAT-Market Io lover with moderate busi-
bush Chicago spring at SI.l6HGl,2I; l6,5 bush IA
cine spr,ne 4 sl,22al %; s3loOi bush Milwaukee
clut ~ Sl,ZlMl,4 vs. On bush amber Iowa az gI.a4
@l,25; 6OOO bush extra choice do at &c; Is bush
red stats a. 81 p 3 2oo bush winter red
err a. ,500l32i Z,hO bush Ca ada club at 81, q;
IS bush amber n ehigan at si,3i@l,3j; 200 bush
white keDturky at 81 4dsl,45; 1900, bush white
8YE-scaroe aud quite firm. Sales 1900 bush
aAR I.EY-Markot without material change
sales l3,0t0 bush az e6c for canada West aud Bay
Quinte
CORN-Market a shade grmer with fair demand
for export AMI home consumption. Sales Iss,fau bu
a. 5sG59o for damaged mixed western; 6i66l5fc for
good % prime hipping do, chiefly Gt the outside
PRICES uaC iDE NebAeLu ltllOh
OATs-Market dull. sales at 39G40c for Cana
dian; 4O94lc for western and state
PORE market cObtiaues dull Salez If0 bbls
At SIS 25@l575 for mess; s9,625fG lO,r0 for prime
BBEF-Fs'r demand. sales sJ 1bls at s4,OOal, 80
oonntry prime; s5l550 country mess; EoGll . for
repacked mesa Sl2 7oal 1879 for ezra mess.
PRIME mEss BEEF-sisrket Is dull and
nominal.
REkF HAHIS-In fair demand. Sales 100 bbls
prime ives ern at Sl650.
GUT uEATs-ssnins at 5@5,lc for shoulders;
base for hams.
BACON-In good demand. sVles s. hhds smok-
ed sides at 6Al @.
iAHD-ln fair request. Sales 255 bbls at s5k@
&c, the latter Al extreme price.
BUTT 4 EtL-MErks IN lair request 7ll2c Tor Ohio
and l21SAfRc for state.
CHRRsE-The market is steady, at 1919 aS in
quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
FROM EDWARDS, FERRY.

WARDS Ehh4s OCL. 20
All quiet last night. No pickets were
thrown over the river but those on this side
heard those Of the rebels alEnight on the op-
Posite side and saw their fires thickly scat
tered in the woods along the shore. Their
centralizing point was clump oftrees on q
bluff where our troops had constructed q
picket station and near the spot where our
artillery shelled them during the skirmish on
Tuesday last.
When our troops were Withdrawn from the
Virginia side on Wednesday night, the 18th
Indiana, occupying the most advanced and
exposed position, were not aware Of any with
orawal until the rest had been successfully
ferried over. They laid upon the cold ground
almost frozen, with loaded muskets ia their
hands, every moment expecting an over
POWeriDg assault from the concealed and re-
infOrced enemy, whose numbers were known
10 exceed our own by many thousands, yet
the only murmuriBgs uttered by these hardy
sous Of the Northwest.were at the orders to
return without disputiDg the ground inch by
inch with Jheir al Jersaries. This Regiment
brought with them two pTisORers-the owner
OF the mill on Goose Greek with sis son, who
it wss charged, had prepared Conbustibles to
IRE the bridge over Goose Greek, but were
prevented from carrying out their design by
the sudden descent upon the bridge by our
skirmishers. .r ---r'
ihc Orncers of the night had a eonvers a.
ton with prisoner of war, highly intelli-
gent man and .non-commissioned officer In
one of the Mississippi Regiments engaged Of
tie afFsir az Balls BluK He left Leesburg
on Sunday night when there were but five
regiments there. There were no deiensible
works at Leesburg, but every approach was
fortified, commanding the river and land
routes.
This prisoner was estonished to learn that
our army was not almost entirely composed
of Abolitionists and radical Republicans, and
that our main object was other than 70 eman-
cipate slaves throughout the South. He said
if the facts we're generally known to the
working people of the South, that our solt
object was 10 sustain the Government and tC
preserve the Union intact, there would be (
reduction in the Confederate army, and pesc'
restored. Tie was surprised bey Ond measu
70 be assured that Brecklnridge Democrat
constituted large component of the army
Capt. Vaughn, of the Rhode Island Bat
terry, who went over with fag Of truce, ha
returned. He was captured by party Wit
did not understand the law Of nations, bu
was afterwards released by the military au
| thorities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
TELEGRAPHTC.
The Killed, Wounded and Miss.
Ing at BalFs Bluff!
Senator Bakers Probable Successor 7
LATEST NEWS FROM The UPPER
POTOMAC !
What the Rebel Army think Of
the Union Army!
RIoH GOLD FIELDS IN oREeoNl
DISPOSITION OF COLONEL
BAKERS BODY.
ALL QUIET on THE LOWER
POTOMAC!
Last Nights Report.
RIoH GOLD Fields IN oREeoNI
DISPOSITION OF COLONEL
BAKERS BODY.
ALL QUIET ON THE LOWER
POTOMAC!
Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, Oct. %.
The Post says morning Journal alarms its
readers by report that the private Secretary
OF Commodore Dupont had deserted TO the
enemy. Our own correspondent with the
naval expedition mentions incidentally as a
matter OF small amount, that masters mate
on one Of the ships, crazy fellow, had sud-
denly disappeared, and it was feared be had
IN moment Of temporary alteration of
mind wandered beyond our lines, where he
would be shot by the enemy. We suppose
this is the ground OF fact on which the start
ling rumor is founded.
Lieut.. Scott who was in command of the
Keystone State, has been placed under arrest
at Philadelphia tor bringing his vessel to that
port when be was ordered to follow the Sum-
ter until he found her.
The Evening Commercial prints the fol-
lowing:
A prominent business firm in the city re-
ceived, to-day, a letter from the feet about
10 sail on the southern expedition, which
particularly confirms the statement made
this morning in regard to the detection of a
prominent naval officer, and the loss Of the
sealed orders Of the Commodore. The letter
is as follows:
Dear Sirs; Last night Surgeon from the
Vanderbilt came on board our vessel and re-
ported that the Commodore had been robbed
OF all his private papers, plans, charts, and
sealed orders by his private clerk. The
traitor was supposed tOhave gone over to the
rebels. The effect this new turn Of events
may give to the whole enterprise I cannot
tell.
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The Battle Of west Liberty, Ky.

Letter from C5pt Koaklss Battsry-Interest-
ing Particulars of the Fight-"HazeE Green
burned By ieut Porter.
We are indebted to our excellent CORES
pondent, "Ed TP."-whose letters from the
Regulars" Of the 10Th Ohio in the three
months service were so valuable and inter
estiDg-for the following hasty sketch Of the
battle of West Liberty, Kentucky, in which
Capt. Konkle's Battery participated:
WEST LrBERTY, KY, Oct. 25, 1861.
TO The EDITOR OF TIE LEADER:-This place
has been in the hands of the rebels for some
time. In my last wrote you that our des-
tination was "olympia Springs" After a
long and arduous march, we reached Camp
Garrett Davis" on Tuesday last, about
noon. Immediately on our arrival there,
Brig. Gen. Nelson ordered two of our guns
to proceed Immediately towards this place.
We were accompanied by the ID Ohio regi-
ment, Col. Harris, and Laughlir's cavalry,
(the latter are Gen. Mitehell'S body guard.
At "a o'clock precisely, we marched from
Camp Garrett Davis and proceeded over
the worst road I ever travelled. We came
upon the enemy's pickets Wednesday morn
ing. They fired upon US, when our cavalry
gave chase and captured two of them. We
proceeded on and came upon the enemy
about o'clock P. NJ. Of Wednesday. They
opened the FIRE, which was promptly an
swered by the ID Ohio and the cavalry
Capt. Konkle brought his guns promptly
forward and opened fire upon them with
shell, which soon brought on the desired
effect, for the enemy began hasty retreat.
We immediately advanced towards the
town, where Capt. Konkle hoisted the same
flag that waved over the summit of erich
Mountain" Between 20 to 30 of the enemy
were killed and wounded. Lieut.. Fordice
of the cavalry was wounded below the knee.
He was the only man that was seriously
wounded on our side.
We have now full possession Of the town.
The prisoners are 10 be examined this fore
noon, before Col. Harris. We have Just re-
seived news that the balance OF our battery,
(tour guns,) under Lieut.. Porter, were at
tackled while on their way here, at or near
"Hazel Green" when they opened FIRE on
the town and laid it in ashes. This we con-
slider reliable. We expect the 21st and 33d
Ohio regiments and the balance Of our guns
here to-day. The probability is that we will
plant our guns on the hills surrounding this
place, and will hold it at all hazards.
We arecredibly informed that a rebel force
of 1000 is advancing from Prestonsburg,
about SO miles distant, to attack US there
FIRE we are watchful and keep strong pick
ct guard on AL sides.
The cavalry returns, in few moments, to
Cincinnati. Capt. Konkle goes with then as
far as Paris, KY. Capt. Konkle was alone
in this battle, as all the Lieutenants were
left back at camp. He sighted the guns him
self, and each shot hsd the desired effect
he has received many praises from the OIL
GERS of the infantry and cavalry.
Will wrile you more fully tomorrow.
Yours, &c, Ed. T. P.
4lh Battery 1st Reg. Artillery.