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Election Tomorrow.

To. morrow is the day of election. Let
every man go to the polls and vote for the
best men. In all probability, in order to do
this, selections will have to be made from the
tickets presented by both parties.
In respect to local matters, there is no
question of war and peace involved; and the
party future is so involved in doubt, that
men will need to have, and probably will
have, but little respect for old party lines
and associations. The choice of the best men
is thing that will give satisfaction after the
heat of the election is over and in the times
that are to come, ability and integrity will
be more desirable than any style of opinion
that can be imagined.
The candidates for Legislative places upon
+he Union ticket are understood, by virtue
OF their platform and the object of the or
ganiZstion by which they were brought out
to take higher ground in respect to the war,
and to be pledged to more implicit support
of the National Administration, in-We do
not know what to say-its present course, or
the course it will, or must, or ought to pur-
sue in putting down the rebellion. How
valuable binding these pledges are, 1t Is not
for US say; nor to conjecture whether they,
who stand on lower ground, may not, by the
time the Legislature assemblies, find them
selves more nearly in a line with admins
trative doings, if not with administrative
designs, than the others.
The candidates upon both tickets claim
to be devoted to the Union indeed, as the
matter stands, they would not dare to do
otherwise and if things should change, and
they should endeavor to adapt themselves to
the new order, it is not easy to predict what
would be the effect upon each individual.
The vote upon the Union ticket will be
assumed to be the strength Of the Admins
tration in Ohio; and they who look upon it
as important that the Administration make
a strong showing among US, will-other
things being equal-douotless give their
votes to the Union candidates
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The End Of the War-wben and How 2

The End OF the War-When and HOWE
We do not know that the question, When
will the end come? gains anything toward
a solution as time elapses; and yet, as ia
the nature of things, the end must some
time or other arrive, we have the rational
assurance that every day shortens the dis
tance which separates us from it; and that,
in whatever shape it may appear, its delay
can not be indefinitely prolonged.
How it will come, is another question con-
cerniDg which we are equally IN the dark.
If we were permitted we would insist that it
must come through a complete suppression
of the rebellion, restoration ef the Union,
and the establishment of those feelings of
mutual love and harmony between the two
warning sections, without which the political
copartnership is but yoke of bondage to
both, and badge Of degradation.
But in all human affairs where there are
two parties in feeling, or in interest, or in
opinion, the result of trial of strength is
seldom a clear victory to either. 1t is,
whether admitted or not, compromised
q splitting of differences: each side gaining
something, in proportion to the justice of its
claims or the vigor and constancy with
which it has pressed them; and this is as
true in matters of contention as in matters
of deliberation.
Whatever may be said of ancient war-and
the histories by which we know what we dc
are little better than romances-modern wal
produces no clear results. Countries have
been overrun sometimes; but the number o.
peoples that have been permanently subdued
are few exceedingly. A people determined
to sustain themselves, and willing to make
great sacrifices for the purpose, will ulti-
mately succeed. We are wont TO assume.
for our own satisfaction, that the vigor and
spirit displayed by the South in its contest
with the Government is merely transitory
but we do not know that it is so and if W,
knew that it was not transitory, there is no
one man in ten who would not say that tn
hope of conqusring the South is as forlorn a
possible. This point can not, Of course, b
determined without trial; and hence W
must fight on but must we fight forever
When the question is determined that W
can not conquer the South, will there be an.
further occasion for fighting on our side
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Thc Gnzette nnd the Reliable GentIemnn.


The Gazette attempts to make fun of the
''rtliable gentleman" who escaped from the
South after troubles and dangers innumer-
able, who to-day brings intelligence that the
rebels are few in number, naked, unfed and
mutinous, and to morrow informs us that
they are a vast army, abundantly supplied
with every thing necessary to make the
soldier comfortable and efficient. The Ga.
zette quarrels with its own bread and butter.
When each reliable gentleman who escapes
from the South is good for sensation item,
and each side of the story creates demand
for the other, what better state of things
should newspaper desireH If the thing sells
the public, it also sells the edition, and there
is probably no concern in the country that
has been more ready to get the first hold of
the reliable gentleman and make the most Of
him than the Gazette.
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The situarIop-The War CIoud.

At home we have our hands full in sup.
pressing rebellion to the National Govern
ment.
WAR IMMINENT WITH FOREIGN POWERS.
We are likely to be engrossed in general
war. The latest news by telegraph reveals
the fact of an alliance of England and France
to aid Spain in war on Mexico.
Cuba instead of being taken by us, may
filibuSter our own shores.
A heavy armament is being fitted out at
Havapa-ostenslbly for st. Domingo, but
really for Mexico. The United States has
no doubt effected treaty with Mexico which
will specially require our interference in her
defense.
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
Our cry long has been, "America for
Americans;" "No foreign power shall take
a foot on the American Gulf" The test is
to come speedily. live are TO resist military
occupation, by European Governments, of
soil contiguous to our own, Gideon will have
to gird on more naval armor. This opens up
prospect for grander tournament at arms
than was contemplated.
THE HOME REBELLION.
The preparation is earnest on both sides.
The Confederates are showing strength at all
points, and have received supply Of arms
from England
THE POSITION IN KENTUCKY.
Kentucky is awake to her danger. 10y
atty above the Green River line has control;
below it there is mischief TO pay.
Ohio and Indiana have thrown into Ken.
tucky several rrgiments of armed men, who
have been forwarded either to Muldraugh's s
Hill or to Camp Dick Robinson.
In our opinion heavy re endorsements
should be at hand at once at the mouth of
the Tennessee River.
THE EXPOSED CONDITION OF PADUCAH.
The Confederates will make Gibraltar OF
Paducah, if they can obtain it. They have
prepared TO make the trial. Little has been
said about it, but Paducah is in danger of a
preconcerted assault by fifty or sixty thou
sand troops under General A. Sydney john
ston, from Columbus and from part of Buck
ner's Bowling Green force, from ClarksVile
We have intTenchments, skillful officers, 8
pOntoOn bridge and ten thousand men at Pa.
ducah, yet we consider that point in present
danger. 1t can be wrested from its present
occupants we know only by a desperate anC
bloody battle; but we fear that Johnston il
| to bring forward an overpowering force.
| TIE MISSOURI WAR POSITION.
Fremont with "his FIRE in his rear" of ex
| p'osiye annoyances, is leaving these in the
rear, and making ready TO meet first the
armed enemies of his country-court.m mar
tials efterWard.
PRICE RETREATS.
The news is confirmed that Price ha
evacuated Lexington.
His advance force is reported at Clinton
Henry County, which is between Sedalia
where Fremont has part Of his force, an,
Osceols, in st. Clair County, recently burne,
| by General Lane.
Price designs to reach Arkansas, but is 8,
situated as to the forces of Lane, Sturgis ant
Fremont, that an opportunity is afforded tn
Pathfinder TO overtake him and crush Ou
armed rebellion in Missouri.
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On Friday an order was issued from Cen
eral Fremonts Head quarters, that officers,
unless on special leave Of the commanding
General, should forthwith return to their
regiments or stations. Ifany trespassing of
this order remained in St. Louis after suffi-
cient time had elapsed, they would be liable
to arrest by the Assistant. Provost Marshal.
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THE Gazette throws cold water on the idea
that General Garibaldi has been invited by
the Government to our assistance in the
war, So many people have taken great
comfort in the hope that we were about
saved through the aid of that distinguished
officer, that we can not but think the Gazette
slightly cruel in its performances.
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MARRJED.

KEEvFR-THOMPsoN AT the residence of the
brides mother, near Lebanon, Ohio, on Wednesday
evening, October 2, by the Rev. MIR. Squires, Mr.
Joseph 81. KeeveT to Miss Sallie Thompson.
MULFOBD-KEEVER.-O Thursday morning,
October 3, by the same, MIR John M. multord to
Miss Mary N. KeeVer, all Of Warren County, ..
LONG COFFEE On October 8, in Hamilton
County, by Rev. VIM Rutledge, Mr.. Martin L..
Long to Miss Martha L. Coffee.
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JAMES BIRNEY MARSHALL, late of this
city, once bright and shining light in the
literary constellation of Western literary
writers, has renewed his devotion to the
higher walks of literature, and is now at
Memphis, editing Southern monthly-de-
signed to supply the place of Harpsrs, 1T
ldntic, &c, not now in favor in the South.
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General Shields, late of Oregon, has re-
Gently taken new wife, aud is absent on
wedding tour TO SinalVa, Mexico. He is said
10 have declined commission of Brigadier-
General, forwarded to him by the President,
but it is not certain that he has actually de-
clined 10 re-enteT the army.
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Ex PRESIDENT BUCHANAN ROBBED On
Saturday night last some villain or villains
broke into the spring house of Ex President
buchanan, at Whestland, and took there
from all the marketing, &C., deposited there
for safe keeping. They also opened the car.
risge. house and took a splendid set of costly
silVer-mounted harness, presented to him
while President, and various other articles of
value, the whole amounting to several hum
dred dollars. No trace of the robbers has yet
been discovered.
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Two reliable gentlemen inform the New
York Times that there is great deal Of
Union feeling in North Carolina.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
Union State Ticket,

/ VIGOROUS PROSECUTION or THE WAR AGAINST
= BEsELLIoN, AND NO COMPROMISE UNDER THE
ms or REBELS.
ron GOVERNOR,
DAVID TOD, of MahOnins.
BIEUTENANT.aovBREos,
BENZ. STANTON, of Logan,
TREASURER,
G.. VOLNEY DORSEY, of Miami.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
JOSIAH SCOTT, of Butler.
CONTROLLER OF TREASURY,
JOSEPH n. RILEY, of Franklin.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
BENZ. II, COWAN, of Belmont.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN r. TORRENCB, of Hamilton.
Union County Ticket.
FOR JUDGE OF THE COMMON PLEAS,
MELANCTHON w. OLIVER,
NICHOLAS HEADINGTON,
CHARLES s. MURDOCH.
FOR STATE SENATORS,
WILLIAM y. GROESBECK,
BENJAMIN EGGLESTON,
THOMAS HI. WHBTsTONE.
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
PETER ZINN,
GEORGE kECK,
WILLIAM STANTON,
MILTON SAYLER,
WILLIAM j. FLAGG,
JAMES HUSTON,
AMZI McGlLL,
henry BRACHMANN,
THEODORE MARSH.
TOR COUNTY TRRAsURER,
OLIVER II. GBOFFROY.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
FREDERICK j. MAYER.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER,
FREDERICK II. OEHLMAN.
FOR DIRECTOR OF COUNTY INNFIRMARY,
JOHN TANGEMAN. se25.j
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DIED.

HABRIS.--At Covipgton, Ky, October 4, from an
accse mt the cars Philip, son OF Philip and Ann
Harris, aged nine years and Elk months.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

E8r CAVALRY RECRUITS WANTED.
Twent able bodied men wanted to fill m
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IMPORTANT FROM LEXINGTON.

Statement Of Captain Meet, an Escaped
Prisoner-News up to Monday Evening
General Harris and Six Thousand Men
Cross the River and are Driven Back by
stursis-General Price Rvacuates Lex
IBGtOn on MOnday-The Rebels FOrtifyInR
Bakers Hill-They Expect an Attack
from Fremont and SIEel with Forty
Thousand Men - Condition of Colonel
White,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPB ING GROVE CEMETERY.
AA The Annual Meeting Of the lot holders
will be held at the Merchants Exchange on MON
DAY, October 7, 1861, at o'clock p. M, to hear
Directors to fer three wears (Peter Nef, WIN.
Resor ano G. X :; Shoenberger's term of office ex-.
T. H. Wsasner,, who was appoi ted to- fll the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF y q. Park
hurst, Esq Polls open from to O'Clock p. NJ.
By order of the Board.
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A VIGOROUS PROSECUTION or THE war AGAINST
THE BEaELLIoN, AND NO COMPROMISE UNDER THE
GYMS or REBELS.
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THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
TIE HOME REBELLION.

The preparation is earnest on both sides
The Confederates are showing strength at all
points, and have received supply of arms
from England,
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PPLTCATION will be made to the next Legislature to
"A annex the westerly part of Elmore to Morrstown
Aug. 9th 1861
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Making per cent for the year end
ing Aug 1861 Said per cenage to be cast upon the orig
ina amount premium note, without reference to any
Endorsement and be paid to the neasurer at his Office
in Montpelier, before the 10th day of Oct, 1851.
Members of the Company will find in the hands or the
Representatives the Legislature schedule showing
the of assessment due from each respectively and
they particularly desired that the money for their
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CANCER.

noCToR X. w. Hill would respectfully inform the In
ID habitants of Hardwck, vicinity and Community, .
large that he has removed to South Hsrdwck CaeaonS
cer-in its uarious Stages) speciait In business In
with Chronic Diseases, private or common
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The Doctor Is q regular Physician OF the OLD schooi-
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Nathan MOvard's Estate.

s1ATE OF VERMONT, Tn Probate Court, hnIdeH Joy Hs
WAsHInaTor DIsrRrcr 81. Montpelier, within and Tor
sad District on the 4th day Of September, ~. looi
SAMUEL b. HOWARD, admin slrator on inc estate VI
presents his adminst ration account or settlement
Wherrupon ordered that the same be referred TO tns
9Th day of Sept A. 1861, al the Probate once IN saa
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SEEMED be notified hereof by the publication OF this ode
thyee weeks successfully as may be, that they
may appear said lime and place, and II they see cause
nh;ect Thereto By Older of the C0ur,
S9sw3 Attest, I. II. MERRILL Judge.