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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
Sumter Surrendered.
7aalor anderson "a Pgi~oncr
CnAnLrsrny. Anril l9-

CHARLESTON, April 10.
Fort Sumter has Internationally surrendered.
The news ba, iust come. Tx Senator Chestnut,
Ex-Goy. Manning and W.P Miles have iasl
landed and marched To Gov. Pichens's residence,
followed by q dersc crowd. Wild VITA joy. 1t
IS reported that ten men Of Fort Sumter are
Kidd, and lhal the Federal flag Gas shot away
hy the Palmetto Guard at Morris Island. In
all, two thousand sho's hafc been fired. 10
Caroliniars hurt.
Maj Anderson and bis mon nnlar guard were
conveyed to Morris Island. The bells are ring
ing out a merry peal, and our people are engag-
Cd 10 every demonstration Of joy. Il j. es.imat.
ed that there are 5000 men under arms in he
Island and in the neighborhoo1 | have seen W.
i. Miles, who has just returned liom a visit to
Fort Sumter, and be assured nc thar no On, was
ki led at the Fort. This is reliable, and pu,s to
rest all previous reports about Sumter. Mai.
Anderson has reached tie city, ard is the guest
Of Gen. BeauEegard. Our people syrnwthize
with Maj Anderson, but abhor those who were
IN the stream Of our bar, in sight Of our pco-
pie, and did not even attempt to reinforce him.
The Fairfield reGiment-lO00 stTong-ha,o just
passed tie Courir Office, on their way to Morris
Island. There are now 10 1000 men under arms
N The harbor aud on the coast. Judge McGlath,
who has just returned reports that the wood
work and officers quarters, at Fort Sumter. ave
all burned. None Of the officers were wounded.
The Fort will he aiken possession or to night
- tie t0nlcdoiarl rI05,s.
The fol owing dispatches were received prior
to the above
CHARLESTON, april ID.
The Federal las was again hoistei over Fort
Sumter, Whea WI Miles. with a white flag,
went 70 the Fort. In a few minutes the Federal
dag was again haGlcd down BY Mai Anderson.
and II white one unfutled. Gen. Beaarerard.
with two aide, has !eh for Font Sumter. Thice
iIe comfanies from Charleston are on t.piF g.y
20 Sumter TO qaell ne Gre before il fcac.cs
the magazine.
NV loRg, April T..
Tho Government has chartered the Steamers
Philadelphia and Elcsson. The former Is zap
idly filing with provisions, arm stores. muui
tons, &c. TIE la:tcr is to be he'd in rc.ery,
iof any emergency.
M~o>TGoVetY, Arfill5.
Lest, Reed, warden Of the FEDERAL Navy ba.
been taken prisoner Of war and has dispatches
from Lieut.. Slemmcr to the Government at
ashluston. lie is alleged to have violated his
promise. Fort PickenS was reinforced last night.
Great rela.cinss Ia THIS City abou. iart Samter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
President Lincolu's Reply to the Tirginians.

AShl'6leN, .Alfil 10.
The following is the reply of President Lin
coin 10 the Virginia Commissioners
10 Nes>rs. Preston, Stark ard Randolph
HENrLENEN As Committee Of the ylrginil
Convention now in session, You lrsscn: me a
preamble and resolution as follows
Whereas, in the opinion of this Convention
the uncertainty which prevails in the public
mind $ to the policy which the Federal Exec
utv' intends to pursue towards the seeded
States il extremely injurious u the industrial
and commercial interests OF the country, and
tends 10 keepnpa an cxc,tement which is unf .vors-
Die to tho adjustment OF tho pending difficulties.
RcSoIred, fhata COMMITTEES of three delegates
be appointed TO wait on the President of the
United States aud present to him this preamble
and respectfully ask him to communicate 20 this
Convention the policy which the Federal Exec
ntivo intends to pursue in regard to the Conlei-
crate States.
In answer. | have to say. that having Mt The
beginning of my official term expressed my in.
tended policy as plainly as | was able, it is with
deep regret and modification now learn there
IL great and injurious uncertainty in tho public
mind as to what that policy is, and what course
| intend TO pursue. Not having ~ yet occasion
to change IT, 1t is my purpose to pursue the
course marked out in the Inaugural Address.
common a careful consideration Of tho whole
document us the best expression | can give to
my purposes. As | then and therein said now
repeat The powsr coatdtd 10 me NH Be used 10
hota, oo'upy and possess property and places he
longing 10 The GorerEmcnf, and 10 collect The 9u-
hcs on imports; but BEYOND tcia, IS necessary for
these o6jscts there riH be no ,%aras.on, ns~isino
Of force qga'asf The people oaychare. ~ the
words property aud places belonging to the Gov
crnmcnt,' | chiefly allude TO The military posts
and property which were in possession Of tho
government when it came into my hands.
But II, as now appears, 10 he true, in pur-
suit of u purpose to drive the United States
Authority from their places an uuprovokod as
.snlt has hccn made upon Fort Sumter, IsiaR
hold my'ey al liberty 10 reposss, III can, III,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

places lchjcA had been sG.c4 6eJore The Gorern.
mint uas ccrohcd upon me-, md IN anu creal /
fhaH 10 ne le,f q ny abiaay repel farce By force.
| shall perhaps cause the L. 5. mails to be
withdrawn from all The States which claim to
have seeded belp ewing that actual war against
Che government %jgs.ifcs and possibly demands
II.
i%scatccly need say that consider the military
forts and property, situated within the States
which claim to have sececded, as yet belonging
to the T.. s.. Government, rs much az they aid
before the supposed secession. Whatever else
may do for The purpose, | shall not attempt to
collect the duticsand revenues by any armed in.
yaslon Of any part Of the counlry, not mean
irc by tits. however, that may not land a
force deemed necessary to relieve a Fort up-
On the bjiders Of the country. From the
fact that | have quoted a part Of The Inaugural
address, it must not be inferred that repudjate
any other part, the whole Of which I RtArrIRu,
except TO far us what now say Of tie mails
may beIoaarded as q II JdiGcalion.'
LANCASTER, Pa April 10.
The war news created intense excitement brrc
and tn" Stars and Stripes were displayed in
honor Of = jor Anderson. J call for a %ipiIitay
force e sustain the Government was mmcrousy
Volunteers are being enrolled.
PRouDENcF, April 18th.
The ncws Of TIE battle az Charleston has pro-
q general sensation here this morning.
Inc war spirit ID almost universal.
Governor STrague has officially rendered to
the PRECEDENT the services Of the Marine Artil
l.fy, aad a thousand men, and declares himself
- march at the head OF the Rhode
Island forces.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
L2TEsF---S o'clock p. III.

New York, April Is.
Washington dispatches to the Iosf state that
the Cabinet is in session and a call will soon he
made for 100, 0c0 additional volunteers. GOV.
Curtin had an interview with President Lincoln,
and offered him Immediately the services of
100, O00 men
Boston, April IL.
Two regiments will leave here in he morning
(for Washngion.)
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

WAsm>cToS, April IS.
The city is exclte | hy rumors that the South
Carolina troops have been ordered Nerh. Gen.
Scott las bad thr Stars and Strips loistcd al:
the War Department. Massachusetts has been
called upon to furnish two regiments Of infantry,
New Hampshire one, ord Vermont one, for i'm
mediate service.
WAsnINGTtH. April Is.
The raFtof the Presidents message announc-
ing an extra session q Congress, and calling
ir 5000 volunteers, is received here with
great favor, especially IN ,icwo Of the large nnm-
5er Of men demanded. The Government want
all the available militia to defend The Cupi,al
against the armies Of tie South, which are cx-
rectel to march upon il, but u much greater
force will BE- needed, as the src,ssiouists have
many friends. The proclamation Of the Prcsi-
dent %dispirits the secessionists.
The Cabinet is u unit upon the policy Of the
Government, as iniiea,ed in the Proclamation.
Mr.. Seward is az firm as Mr.. Chase.
4 dispatch just received at the White House
segs tda: Gen. Beaurcgard has been ordered to
Pensacola. An attack upon Fort Pickens is
therefore anticipated.
WASHINGTON, April l4th.
The President proclamation will be issued
to-day, as follows:
WHEREAS, the laws of the United States
have been Tor some time past, and now are, or
posed, and the eXecutlun thereof, in the Statea
through Judicial proceedings. or bv the power
vested in Marshals under the (%presentl y law
lis impossible y,
Now therefore, !, Abraham Lincoln, presi-
dent Of thu United States, in yir.ue of the now
or vested IN me by the Constitution and the
Laws, bavc thoughtf fit to call forth, and hereby
do call forth the Militia in the several SIN tcs of
the Union, 70 the aggregate number Of $4,000
i'll order to suppress said combinations and
to cause the laws To be duly executed. The de-
tails Of this object will be Immediately comm
nicatsd to the State authorities through the
War Department. | appeal to all loyal citizens
. facilitate and aid this etflrt t. maintain the
honor, the integrity and the existence of our
Hof'oRGf CH'on and the rerpetuity OF popular
government. and to redress The wrong alrea Iv
enough thdurtu.
hereby command the persons composing the
combinations Aforesaid, to disptrso and retire
peacefully from this date.
Dceping that the present condition OF pubIc
atflirs presents an extraordinary occasion | do
hereby, by - the power in me vested
by the Constitution, convene both Houses Of
Congress. Senator's and representatives are
therefore Summoned to assemble attheirrrs Ct
I'VE chambers At twelve o'clock, noon, Thursday.
the III day Of Jaly next.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Wv. II. sswAPD, Sec. Of State.
TheCahiuet was in session all day in the Wan
Department. oatrs Of volunteers Lave been
received from nearly every Nortacra Snte.-
The President is acting with Jacksonian firm
ness. Tao eouing Proclamation is but the
nitial step Of what will follow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

A Montgomery letter Of April /, says the
Southern government is actively concentrating
men and munllion Of war al the most imnortsn nj
loin's, for the purpose of heing prepared for a
systematic defense Of Indian frontier.
Tux SOUTHERN TaRIrr.-A New Orleans dis.
patch says the hriif of the Confederate S,atcs
on Northern manufactures is already found
to be inconyeniently high by Slu,hern mer.
chants, and 1t will be reduced b. the mex, Con.
gre-S.
E~lrcrIoS At TRENTON -Trentos, y. j., April
.9,-.William K. Mexican. Republican, was elect
ed Mayor to-day. On the city and ward tickets
the Democrats were generally successful.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
Washington Cjuaty Court March Term,
moS. AsAuEL PECK, Chic Judge.
ION u. 7. CARPENTER, Assistant
Hon. 5. :. kElroN, Judges.


LYMAN W WRleur vs.. MosXs Z. HOGAN. Breach q,
covenant 'erdietfor Plaintiff for AIS 90 Il ,mases ard
oSs", 9oyce, DILLINGHAM; srlDassnt for Plaintiff Wing
aud Vail for Defendant. ""s
CrRusS 5. HADlgr h WIPE W. TtyoTry rposs g..
against Livery stable keeper for inJlry caused by arfre,
IA hsrnesi. verdict that defendant was not guilty and
Briggs fer Plaintiff, smith, Relaeld and Gleason for I1
fvndaut. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
HBY TELEG K2AE0H
TO THE FREEMlN

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anv d..r.,.t. I..;.n ,,I.h ' +".' ~
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n@,cto;.,s ..n;u,r '.'" W -.
I,o jl,aJ o's"'t', .,...L. p...i... t,5'
q VISITOR 10 ght CNo tends Iay) th4t d.csilc.
cyeulscouil NOD DO lUsr1 l8r' II fore fife TAFT
day Of ibis week iI".amHaat: I've wifi
then .. wlatler tLey dare fie u..u ~. r..f.,.
90 vessel sent with provisions for oar et,r,igo
soldiers ~ fle expressed htlle hone .l tlo
rrcsolya,iuso III reac.. Int .yipc.l \ d..i.5 M.
termination to i%eiiy- Major Anderson. a1d tie
oto'F southern posts az Az hazards
Dispatches from Montgomery sly that Dagi.
is considering the prorriety Of goingto Charles
ton. Mr.. Lincoln .lys lie las positive knowl.
edge d & contemplated attack tpon Washing
ton. lie has communicated this information 70
s%eyera. Governors Of the Northern and Western
states. Il is understood that he desires them
to call out the militia. and hold them IN leadi-
ness to march at /. moment warning.
a leading OHIO Democrat has eans Il disratch
10 the President, 81 follows
" We are for you to the d,ail. if YOU viii
bold Fort sumter. The necessity Of holding it
is absolute"
CHARLESTON. April 10.
Tn floating battery Is in a position command
ing tho barbotte guns Of Font Sumter. She
carries two - FOUNDERS, two IL Founders, and
sixty i've men. The Federal Steamers are cx
pected tonight. The city is filed with no rs.
W~AsuINcroN AntH1t
The ccncral ,xc,t.n,ut o,casi.red r,ast.rl,v
by calling out HE volunteer mill,i, ha, obatSi
to day. -Four or five c9mpanies marched H. tbr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

NJ. o. Heath, Esq, has been appointed Post.
master Ut Jcfer,onville, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

VERMONT TO RAISE ONE REGIMENT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

EXTRA SESSION. or CONGRESS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

New iork, April 18Th.
The Hr0d despatch says the President he.
coiyel the news from Charleston calmly. and
with confident feeling that he had done hs whole
duty. Dispatches from Col. Waite. commander
OF the Texas forces, states that "A strong Union
feeling is growing there GOV. Houston pre-
diets the return of the scccsslonists to allpgi-
ance. They are terribly taxed. Coy. Houston
has been offered armed support BY the Germans
in every part OF the State, hut refused to accept
it.
Senator Sherman, arrived ut Washington
from Ohio, reports that the Republicans of that
STATE are ready to stand by the Administration
to the last
The opinion prevailed that an attempt would
be made before sunrise to ran light draft vessels
OF the fleet up to Fort Sumter, and reinforce
and provision it.
WASHINGTON, April Is, Up. ~.
Tho news from Charleston created intense ex.
cstement in this city. The Cabinet was in ses
sion most OF the night. Lieut.. Talbot gave
the Cabinet u distinct idea Of the condition Of
the Fort when h. left. The report received LAST
night in regard to tho attack, ia not believed 10
be correct in all particulars. lie says it would
be impossible for Major Anderson to fire all day
without more injury and loss OF life. The Pres.
ident declared this morning that Major Ander-
son should be sustained at any cost, A mcsseu.
ger is expected to arrive from Charleston this
evening. \ proclamation converting Congress,
and calling nut State forces to the aid Of the
General Government, is expected forthwith from
President Lincoln.
The following despatch is taken from our Fix.
ira OF Saturday Evening. 1t should be rcmem-
bercd that this news is from Charleston, and is
doubtless greatly exaggerated. I'm.
CHARLESTON, April, 18th,
Two Ut Anderson's magazine, have explod-
ed, It is thought the magazines which have ex-
ploded are small ones. The walls. stccples and
every available place is packed with people.
Tho ships ara now in the ofllng ton late to como
over the bar at this tide rs tho tide is now eb-
bling.
Charleston, April Is.
The ships are in the ofing, mostly At anchor,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
GEN. Ben UREGARD ORDERED TO
PENSACOLA

Attack Apprehende1 On Folt Picktns.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

1000 Soldiers Called Fer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

EXCITEMENT AT WASHINGTON.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Democratic Union Ptper.-By reference
to our advertising columns it will be seen
that Democratic Union journal is to be
established in Dubuque on or before the 10th
inst. We arc glad of it. We wish it album
dant success, both pecuniarily, and in its
effectiveness in the good work to which it is
pledged. We congratulate the Democracy
Of Iowa that they are now to have repre-
sentation journal, and enjoin them to give it
their hearty support.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Fair Hems-It is but five weeks till the
fair. See that everything is ready.
1t is expected that Lieut.. Gov. FAv1LLE
will deliver the annual address.
A person can become member of the
Agricultural Society, by paying one dollar.
A. d. BARNUM is tho Treasurer.
The Premium lists are ready for distrbu-
ton, call on BARNUM or JOHN II. BRowS, at
Overman's Block, for one.
At a meeting of the Directors of the G. V.
A. & NJ. Association, held on the Goth of
July, it was resolved that in case the money
secured for membership does not amount to
the sum offered for premiums, that dividend
be made and each holder of premium have
his or her proportion Of the same.
The reason for this is that the state of
financial matters in our State is such that we
cannot expect anything from the Agricultur.
al Board this year, and the Directors do not
feel justified in circulating the Premium List
with inducements that cannot be lived up to-
We wish to hold the Fair, and it now de.
ponds upon the farmers and mechanics, and
upon all, to see to it that this annual festival
is kept up. .--...... .-.r...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Exceedingly Painful.-We last week sta
ted that we were trying an experiment with
Sloan's Ointment. 1t has been eminently
successful. A lady Of our acquaintance has
been troubled for a long time with very sore
ear, which was exceedingly painful and was
spreading over her head, and materially aft
Getting her hearing. She had tried every rem
edy proposed to her-had consulted great
many physicians, and failed to find relief, till
she was persuaded to try Sloan's Ointment,
and bottle ofwhich has afforded great relief,
and bids fair to effect cure. The cure alone
is worth the price Of our paper three times
over. Never condemn medicine because it
is patent medicine" for some ofthem are
really good, and will often cure when every
thing else has falled.-North,cestern Gazetteer
Galesburg, III, July 81, 1850.
See Sloan's advertisement in another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Reapers.-We heard BARNuM say, the
other day, that he had delivered ninety
Reapers this season. He is only one agent out
of we don't know how large number-a
dozen or so. We conclude therefore that as
many as three hundred reapers and mowers
must have been sold at this place during the
present season.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Dead Ads.--Last weeks Courier says
that after printing their first side one of the
hands pied a form of advertisements, Itadds.
I" If the Waterloo merchants and others de-
sire to renew their advertisements, they
will confer favor upon Us by calling round
at our Office and apprising us of the fact"
The question is-Were the Courier's ads
all dead? T..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

More Improeements.-The CIRCUIT Bros
arc building Sash, Door and Blind Factory,
29x4O ut the rear of Overman & Co.'S saw
mill. The machinery is to run by water
power. There are other improvements,
doubtless, going on about town which we
failed to get into the list last week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Dcntal-Dr. MARSH is going on a trip up
country next week to practice in his profess
sion. The DR.. seems to be a great favorite
with the people in Northern Iowa, and no
man better deserves it. We consider him
one Of the best dentists in the State, and a
gentleman, one Of the most genial and
pleasant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

From Camp.-A letter from private in
the ranks Of company X. may be fonnd on
second page; also one from Burlington by
A. @. B., who is one Of the Ave .thot left here
short time since.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09


Artistic.-The excellent artist of this place.
Mr.. r. PATTERSON, has presented us with an
ambrotype of Overman's Block. We prize
the gift highly, both on account Of the fine
structure it represents, and because of the
artistic perfection of the work. We can truly
say that we never saw more perfect picture
or one that reflected more credit upon its
author. We have seen many specimens of Mr..
P.'s skill and they all have reflected the work
manship of master hand. We have no hest
fancy in declaring him one of the best artists
in the West, and consequently none in recon-
mending him as highly deserving of great
pecuniary success. If you want faithful
likeness remember PATTERSON. Rooms over
VANSAuN, Hunt & Co.'s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Books-Those few who have taken books
fiom the library Of the Horticultural Society
without returning the same, are hereby re-
quested to attend to the matter.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

White Prairie Chickxn.-JERRY Guam shot
. White Prairie chicken few days since
south of town. He says there were two IN
tho covey. Where did they come froms
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Loctsres.-It has been suggested to US
that the time has about arrived for the Hor-
ticuatural Society to commence preparations
for the winter course of lectures.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Ssgs.--A sign something like the following
is posted on Main Street: .#-
DORDIN0 HOUSE
We should think it was a sign.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Persoaql.-Lieut. MuLLAEKy, company X.
Sd Iowa Regiment, arrived in town on We'd
nesdaYua7G(rg last, on visit to his many
friends Is looking finely, and seems to
be in the best of spirits. Everybody was
glad to see him and extended to him the
warmest welcome. He reports the boys
all well, etc. The Lieutenant will remain
in town till Monday morning, and all letters
or packages which the friends Of the boys
may wish to send may be left with him pre-
vious to the departure of the cars on that
morning. ta 81 ... ". ...,..s ..s ... r.
THE Senior returned on Wednesday even
ing last, after an absence of nearly four weeks,
bringing with him the mother and two sisters
of us twain, who are to make Cedar Falls
their future home .a r.n. . 4.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Sasery-Can We rightfuly be called seceders on &C.
count Of going TO See Cedar Fais!Delascare Ca Jour
Whether you can or not, friend, you
certainly have lowered yourself in ,the esti-
nation of the Waterloo editor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Sold Out.-Though it may be old news to
many Of our readers, yet it is lately new to
us, that LLOYD has sold out Mis- saloon to
panties, we believe, from Wayerly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-09

Wrong ldea.-Thc editor Of the Courier
thinks it puffs SEcoRD of the American House
by saying that he is chief cook and bottle
washer"