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The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
KntircHd OvsrrHn With HOsIncss
Worlds Correspondence
a. ~
Washington, Oct. ]

The single railway track between here
and Baltimore is unequal to the immense
freight business which is done BY Govern
ment. Goods have been two weeks in
reaching here from Baltimore, and it is
with the greatest difficulty that the regu
lar mails and express trains can be run
through on any accurate time. 1t has
been proposed to lay another track only
to the Annapolis Junction, where the road
branches to Annapolis. Freight can be
brought to the latter place either from
Perrysyille or by the ocean. 1t is now
quite apparent that something should bt
done in view Of the closing Of the Poto
mac
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
John Brown. Ir.

At Cleveland, Ohio, are encamped
nearly one hundred men, raised by Capt.
John Brown, jr., and intended for service
AS sharp-shooters in the Third Kansas
regiment, Col. james Montgomery, com
manding. They are a picked body Of
men, many of whom have already served
IN the three months levy. They leave
Cleveland Monday morning and reach this
city on Monday evening next, and from
here will proceed to Kansas to join their
regiment. The officers of the Compan,
are as follows: John Brown, jr., Of JEFF
atcrsoa, ch;c, captaili; BBotswio.. ot tf Kan
sas, First, and George II. Hoyt, Of Massa
chusetts, Second Lieutenants. Mr.. Hoyt
will be remembered Us the young lawye
who went to Virginia to defend old Johl
Brown. The company will no doubt prov,
worthy Of their leader and their cause
LChicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
Lnsge Force Of Heheis Below 1roa-

1ronton, Mo-, Oct II.
No other bridge than that at Big River
has been interfered with on the Iron
Mountain II r. and no rebels are known
to be near the road The Sth Wisconsin
regiment is now here, and another regi-
ment, with Major Schofeld's battery of
artillery, is understood to be on the way
which will make this point secure against
attack The rebels are reported in large
force twenty miles below here, but nothing
Is known as to numbers or designs.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
EB-A bloody fight occurred in Chica

60, on Friday week, in billiard saloon,
which grew out Of an attempt to cowhide
j. ". Sheahan, editor of the Post, By
Capt (now Coloncl) Phillips, Of the Chi
cago Irish Brigade. Sheahan had pub.
lished severe article upon Phillips eIec.
tion as Colonel, which he refused to re.
tract in such form as Phillips dictated -
The latter attacked sheahan in the streets
with rawhide, when he was knocked
down by one Of the Post employees. This
led 10 d fight shortly after i'm billiard sa
loon, III which twenty or thirty persons
participated, and in which Phillips was
seriously injured.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

The Democrat learns that Dr Nlner,
Surgeon of the 23d Illinois regiment Col
Mulligan's Irish Brigade, started Wednes-
day, BY order Of Gen. Curtis, for Gen.
Prices headquarters with orders to effect
the liberty Of Col Mulliran by rendering
in his place the released Gen. Frost from
his parole of honor, taken after his capture
at Camp Jackson We hear also that q
like exchange will be rendered Col. Bow
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

UNIFORMS, &c-The Kate Casscu,
last Sunday morning, brought up from
Burlington 240 boxes of uniforms. tents.
blankets, nc, Government property. con-
signed To Capt Chambers, musfcring Off
Ger. They comprise all the equipments,
&c. for two regiments A portion of
them arc for the llth regiment, the or
eanizatiou of which will probably be COM
pletel to-day. This regiment las now all
IT'S uniforms, tents, arms, &C., and even
%, 600 cartridges, ready for il as soon as
it is organized Col. Allison Yesterday
took up to Dubuque with him the uni
forms, blankets, &c, Tor the 18th regi-
mcnt now forming there, part Of those
sent to Capt Chambers lie has the
tents, and has also OH requisition obtained
sl5, 600 for the organization of this rcgi-
ment, and to pay the bills Of expenses on
the sth regiment formed there Smia ar
requlsitions have gone in from this point,
- Davenport Gazette.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

The New York Tribunes Washington
correspondent says Gen Harvey expects
to be assigned to the command of the De-
partment of the Pacific.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

The late essay of Dir. O. A. Brownson
on the rebellion, that has attracted so
much attention, has been printed in
pamphlet form, by Gray d Crawford, of
St Louis.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
100000.

The State of Iowa has received $50, 900
from the General Government on account
of expenses incurred for the war. More
will be received as soon as the accounts Of
the State are put IN proper shape.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

Boston, Oct. II.
Secretary Stewards circular attracts nc
particular attention. It's suggestions in
regard to coast defenses meet with appro-
hatinn
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
MARRIED
mon 'e~uHA

oeLso1r lsih ~ the residence of The brides thev
iH Hancock To-. IT'S. by Rev. G. e. M4Fiuss, Paxtar
ofthe NJ. h. ihurch. Exctnng. At ke"kak, Mr.. j, e.
Holt. fo merlg o. keokuk. Iowa to Nss. Beuie
BANK sidest daughter OF John hanks Esq. late of
Hxmli ilt.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

Such view of the case speaks we'll for
the good sense and sagacity of the men.
We must face <hc impending trial as well
as we can. The long expected dearth has
now overtaken us. Ii is serious matter,
but not quite SO bad as feared We have
two resources-one in economy Of con-
sumption, the other in the discovery Of
new supplies. Both. we trust, will stand
us IN good stead while we feel our way to
such a position as will exempt us from any
future return Of the liability
The unnatural check that has been Civ
en- to our cotton supply, in consequence
Of political events which have rendered
the bountiiu harvest nugatory, has placed
us III imminent danger of great national
calamity. This may be avcrted BY ter
mination Of the American civil war, and
consequent renewal OF commercial rela-
lions with the Continent; hut the obstacle
to this arrangement is the determination
OF the Northern States to impose their
rule upon an unwilling people. Regard
lug recent events In the calmcst spirit, it
il impossible To avoid The conclusion that
this determination must prove dlsastrous
aud II IL question whether the Federal
Government is not following mistaken
course In contending against that new po-
litical organization, the necessity of which
is shown by the extraordinary difficulty of
preventing It's accomplishment
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
HJ-"gompromise, a word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking

S15-"gompromise, word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the Rebellion. 20 long as the Rebels
have arms in their hands. there is moth
ing to compromise nothing but the
honor of the country and the integrity
Of the Government; and who, but he
who is ready to fill towards grave,
is prepared for submission to such hu-
initiation as this l'- .Joseph H,t, II
hentachy.
IT, 4 Southern traitor has ambi-
tion and whisky for excuses, but
Northern traitor is natural tory and
toady. The New i ork News, the New
\ ork lay book, the inclnnati In
quirer, and few other northern papers
of that stripe. are doing more to fos-
ter and prolong the rebellion than all
the southern fanatics and disunion pa
pers combined. Il Franhyoa Ky Com-
mon teruitL.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJ rs. Nj. Il. MCCARTNEY

a IT
Would respectfully inform the pnhiie that she has
rTmey ed her stock Of AiiinerT Goods No Main
street. between second aod Third sheta she pre-
pared 10 furnish any Who mas see III To call
upen her ard examine hei new stock II goods and
Dress Patterns, from Tai lore New iefk
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

The DIES MONIES VALLEY WING is
published every Monday at this once,
Is one OF the Oldest papers In Iowa, and
has n very widely extended eirc nl ion
throughout the Des Moines valley North
Missonri, aud western Illinois.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15
WARREN'S COUGH BALSAN ,

Has been found, by experience, to be the Best
Remedy fol the various diseases Of the Lungs and
Throat, such as
asthma, Bron cAit,s, Consunption. Croun. Infn,a.a
PteHTisy, Pneumonia inflammation Of the
Lungs, and Hhoop,ng Cough
1 these Complaints this Medicine has no supsr-
'or and while thus efTcaciou. it is perfsetly
saie to administer 10 persons Of all ages
1t all times u the yrqT this Balsam is found use-
tul, especially intdc Autumn. Winter and Spring
and many Colds and Coughs, which, if neglected,
might finally prove fatal, may be CURED nj once
by few doses Of this invaluable REMEDY.
The Cough Balsam possesses the two-fold adyan-
tage OF being at once uaianLie curative and IN
valuable as peueaiiv, of all the diseases Of the
Throat, Lungs and Brcnchia.
IN ASTHMA, however violent and distressin-
this Balsam Civ es prompt relief.
In BReNeHuIs aud PNEUMONIA il relieves the If.
rltation, ioosens the Cough, and promotes fayor-
able expectoration.
In CRouP is powers are almost magical Thi.
lnslGuoEs disease, coming literally i" like a tiiei
IN the night, may be speedily and ciectually ar
rested by few timely doses Of this Balsam
In " hopping CorGu. it modrrates the parox.
ysas, prevents The disease from assuming its Sc.
verest AMI dangerous FORM and shortens its course
Every iamJty should keep il in the house, and
thus avoid the dangerous delay ioned by send
ing out tor the medicine when needed for lan edi.
ate use.
The bes' recommendation for good medicine i,
found va is use. II the following certificate from
enc wa9 has used Il, does nos give you confidence
IN IT, try one bottle for yourself, and YOU will he
convinced. 1t will cost you but ,,ceqfv Ere ceats
and may save you many dollars in time and doc.
tors bills.
DfyNoNr, Oct %, 1859.
DIR. WARREN Dear Sri have used youi
Cough Balsam in my practice for the yea past, aud
that n H. all fhaf b il Ia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICE,

All persons indebted to the Subscribers Enc
matter now smnll the amount) are hereby request
ed to call and settle immediately and save cost.
DARWIN y. MOOR 4 co.
Ellsworth Jan %, 1851 soft
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15
G. \ Il DIN ER'S
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND,

A certain. safe and permanent euro for Rheuna-
tism, Neuralgia aad salt Rheum. 1t is an inter-
nal remedy, driving out and entirely cradcatinr
the disease, requiring No change in diet or tuSi-
ness and may be taken by children AMI persons Of
tue most delicate constitutions with perfect safe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

Has been found, by experience, to be the Best
Remedy fol- the various diseases Of the Lungs and
Throat, such as
Asthme, Bronchitis, Consumption, Group, Tafgea.a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

" GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com
pound is the best medicine for the disease I ever
saw.-cliAe. A SMITH, Ne. Old State House,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

IN paindeld, Nov lllh Ro oah c., only daughter Of
Emmons nd \. Bet@ey Taft. aged 10 year, nonths
ana q days.
Primers in Mass y. H., and y. r., are requested to
notice
IA Connaaut, Pa, J ST., Mrs Fanny, wife Of RALPH,
VIII ms, ana lighter Of Weston Wheeler, formerly Of
W., aged a.
son OF winthrop and Mary Cove, Of Berlin, w.
Gone, forever gone orever
Low Thy orely form 9th lie
Hushrd thy ice, that ever
QNclehed the brig tness Of thine eye"
Though our own ,ad loss distress us
Nay our 50 Is, convinced that God
Wounds t. heal, aud smiles to bless us,
Bear Nc blow, aud kiss the rod ~
hen Cur household bond was broken
q, by y attn. who burst the tie
Warning words were KINDLY spoken,
Which may maze us meet to die"
In ltlc Valley, (N.w York; Dec. 9th ut. Eleanor
Jersey, wife u the hic Elijah Jersey, Cal IS, VT
In MOrrtowu Jan. Dist, Almra Royce wife of " nj
II K wee ans eldest da ghtc Lucy and Lase Silby,
aged 10 years months aud days.
In stockbrifg', Zee 3lst ult Sarah 7. Denny daugt
er o. Henry G. and Suy Denny, aged IL years, and
months.
rnh his been very ~ a. sufferer FOR the pa
ten tive ye Her disease being that of tn heart
accompanied In the LIST Of her sickness with the propsy,
but She bo patiently trusting in col believing hat
he would do all Til e, we'll knowing in the last her
sickness, that sh" passing away, she inquired o
by her fri I'D -. willinf TO dc-she said that -hc
bad hao dcsite TO i've lille Ter parents lived, but COD
has al al her before n and altho' The boV
we're to them, may thy wi.h US so We the mander
Of our days that when " We shall called that
60 with the right anticipation II meet le-
loved Sister which has gone before rs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31


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u our medical colleges, and very iehtcd lccurr on
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with the Blood Food and be well
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aud the health Of your children, keep Dr. Faton's lufan
tile Cordial ALWAYS in the house. Il safe, free from
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
STATE OF VERMONT.
ExrcrriyE DEPARTMENT, }


st. Johnshuty, Jan. 81. 1861. (
10 II, Henry Barter, Adufaat and Inspector
General
SIR Having been informed that in many
towns in this State the proper officers have neg
leeted to make returns OF the enrolled militia
as is provided in the second section of the act
of 1871, entitled IAN act sn relation to the
militia, SIC compiled statutes, page ESQ, |
have deemed it proper to call your attention to
this subject, in view OF the Importance of hold
ing the military arm Of the State in readiness
to respond TO any rcqusition of the President
of the United States for aid in suppressing re.
helion and executing the laws Of the General
Government
You are therefore, directed to issue notices
to the several Town Clerks of the Aforesaid de
linquent towns. and TO require an immediate
compliance with the provisions of the statute
ERAsrus FAIRBANKS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
Sir Jan. IS CIarkc's Female Piiis.

This weEknoWn medicine is no imposition, but a sure
and safe remedy for Female difficulties, and obstruction
from any cause Nhaeser and although powerful rcms
cjy they contain nothing huuful 10 the constitution
For ull particulars, obtain, free, o. the agent pam
phlet, or refer 10 advertisement.
IN. II and postage stamps enclosed to any au.
horizcd agent, will insure bo tic containing over st
nil, by return mail
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
CauTlOns

I'VE understand that a person calling himself |. +
" swan representing himself in many parts Of Yer
mont as partner IN Barretts nyeing Establishment No
4n Washington ST. Boston aud endca ,orng To cs alb sh
agcniic Tor that Eat blshmcnt AID INIT he is selling
cleansing fluid, also represented to be used Ia our E,Nb
ishmeut.
Thi. is to warn the public not to trust him lie no
authorised By TO act in any manner. Ne do not knou
ihe man. AVA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
EnsIil.npace Naiicr.

Office Is hereby given that an assessment has this day
~ been made by the Directors Of the Grange Count,
Mutual Fire Insurance 90, on the premium note, Ia
force, as follows.
On all notes In force February It, 1860, per CEN.
May 10Th, lNG0, : per cent
" July Sth, 1860, / per cent.
Making ~ per cent and pay able the TREASURER al
his Ollie in Chetea, by the 3Oh day Of January next
JOHN ". SMITH, Treasurer.
Chelsea, Dec. "a, $50. fm3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

An absence of some weeks from our duties,
has prevented a proper attention to business
aud correspondence, which would o,herwis
have been attended to-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31


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T1o Ir,LI WASHINGTON disn,to1 .,v. fiat
ex Pr SD mt Tyler hl, arrived H. viii have
an oaicil interview with the President 10 day.
Cos,iDs NJ. Clay h4- bad a conference with
the aiding Republicans. in which he ursed
cone -sions. II saws Kentucky will b.aunit
for cession un ~ u plan for udjas ment is
adopted
The Worth Washington dispatch says that
information ha, b 'cu received that some vessels
nave dtcIa % 10 leave charleston WIN South
Carolina &, "iAncer' wien c,lt'hc1tes Iiom Tor
ciSh c'ns''S r'cl,nS tne lactS uha'r Whlca
they "'F1 o'iaIhed' lt Is Asserted That ioreish
governments VIII r.coGnl' these eiearance' thus
explained.
Mr' (oHah'r pd' PROVIDES Ior GloS'hg thoSa
PorlS 81 entry "h re- y : illP''a'3 - e'lIact
tne r.F'"uo y ORDINARY mean. ".72 'oF sloP
p''B ''g u'',i 'o'''c' ""eI0 ~ Is '"l'''ilca WIN
~ seeding a'a'as'
Inc Surveying schooner Oaha mas Deeh SeEgd
=! t =, au'uoI',',S p p. Aos''lne, Is, "he
''' '.,nn'',.9er was ,''n' on "' cAleol'''" III
Nv" WV ~ ""''es'
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%' az 'e7 ~ III '''e ''''"i'y VI :1'"o'y'
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T.'.S ~ ~ vac Sa'ne f'c,"''y' luu
h'Ou oV'loN authorities !" We" Jersey VIII
'ike iT"ihpt "clIo'l'
CAPTURE OF rue T.. &. Arsenal Al AravsTA
ArcusrA Ga. Jan. ~ Seven hundred
Sat, tr,oos assembled here fins moruiug fi. -
demonstration ON the arsenal Gov. Brown De-
manded the surrender Of the arsenal. and the
demand w,sc3u,plied with NJ - - clock
fine F,lcrI troofs win salute the American
a,, and leave fir New York
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
Vermont Militia.

We are requested to call the attention OF
Town Clerks of the several towns in the State
who have not made returns of the enrolled mil
tia according to law, to the order of the Gov
crnor and Commandern Chief to Adj't and
lnsp'r General Baxter, which will be found be-
low.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
DARK, GLOSSY. 5LUXURTANT H4IR
HOW!

by using Hcim.treet's Inimhab'e Restorative, Don't
use anything e'se on our Head
rrice 5Oc and 81 90 rer bottle Sold everywhere.
W L. lAGAN Co., Proprie,ors Troy, n \.
I'm InYl "A II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
From The Seat Of Wa.

pJrti as haY2 come 70 hand, without, i0Ne}er, .
placing much dependence upon them. There
seems just now, to DO disposition to wait the.
actiono. t5e Mongonry Convention. On The
lh Of February.
WA,HWGroS, Jan % The speech Of Sacr-
rard Clemens, ma lie day in tac Iloa5a lll
like b,nb-sheIl among the se,ess.oasts from
tie Border States. The friends Of the Union
are greatly encouraged.
THE CONDITION OF ulTRMsuRY.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-Mc DIX, tie Secre.
tary Of the Treasury, communicated to the
House an important document in reply to Mr.
Sherman, Chairman ol the Committee Of WAYS
and Means lie gives the items Of the public.
debt IN detail, the amount Of the lating debt
the unpaid balances claims, acceptances, ana
other Acknowledgements Of debts by the GOV
crnmcnt, also the facts connected with the re-
cent -ales Of Treasury notes and the amount
requir ID t. pay tda publ; dues accruing prior
to July / which is c-tmited at twenty mill
Ions in addition the revenue and other sources
OF neon; Il suggests measures 10 raise the
amount, and among other means refers to the
surplus revenue deposited with the Stairs in
1895 asa specific fund, which might b. pledged
or recalled The communication shows the
precise condition Of the Treasury
lN'oNiNN' f",N 't.E1IA'
resolutions adopted WAS one appointing q Com
mittae t. repor. On che power Of the Couyen
," f" t'iu'' t"' H"'h'c' ~ 'ue members OF
g'a rH mand her share Of TN public prop
~ other pedglug the STATE 70 pay the
''i importing '"e mans III luture !
'.'3'" ''''I 'g'.'S ''',''''O.e 20 report an
'Idihanc' establishing i Council Of SAFETY
9lA eg''-t''' entered protest against the
"rui''''uce p secession pul pIrut"a theIr lives.
,oI'u"'s' ana Sacrea honor lor me defense oi
o'B'' against coercion "na INVASION
srrzuRE Oh ARMS ANp Nu>iulxsof WAR
NV loaG Jan - -lbirty-eisht cases Of
muskcts. containing two dozen each. and
quan"'J = olAS ana suA o"dor, were 7eI'd
~ 'n' ''"e' u-ua4 on ,o'fd the steamship
N'u''sI''' ABOUT % ''ii I'r savannah.
nus VOICE PENNSYLVANIA.
Hsem.urns p4.. Jan - rhe BepphIio.r-
IN ae lIou,e favor ~. r.l.aI IF H. 1tr.xt,..
provisions. tie lqu.l t4l, Relative f., tIa
ieD.tlsp.uf tl,.,ltr.l,,... ~, c,,..... ~.
dav. twent- IN member. hn, ,r...,t
w4.r.D.r..I t0l.t H.lr.,.f. ylth ,t.t..f ,..
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
A. O. HOODS
EXCELSIOR LENaYHENT.

Mr.. A. o. Hoon 81 have used your lniment in my
family, and known BE- used by others It'll rcmRrka-
bic success. It has good reputation whenever hear
II spoken Of for the various uses % which is applied
have known distressing corns completely taken out by
it, without pain, by three days application.
W. W. ATWATER.
Rutland, Vt, Nov 10Th, 1860. fei7m79sm3