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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

-, ,..olyed hin with dignity, but told him
HS bevy that be could have no ba
wn n amber that this Ia the method suggested by
re gallant Holt for the purpose Of giving the Florida
r. Spi;,s dose Of their own medicine.
zsrrc1rD RrsoSATGS OF srS sF F SA4 1pian
:. a., dorbted that Justice Campbell OF the supreme
Gout Of the tned States will resign his seat Inns
G b believes that he should follow his State out Of
PEACEFUL CLOSING OF THEIR PORTS.
Mr. Collaner has introduced bill relating to the
oo,in Of revenues in ports of the seeding States;
The i'll provides that, whenever, in consequence .,
sny lepsLion. decree of any state il becomes IN
The opiion of the President, impossible to cosc. .hs
d,iet on imports in the ports Of the said staes ny e
ordinary MEANS then he il empowered 70
sneh pots Of entry, and give notice by proclamation
"a benaxer he bindrance shall be removed, ne may
Open be porte d Ano'nGT Ss'' tSe
authorizes the PostmaserGeeral 70 a
: ;nteyfsred with in the seeding States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

woMAS's HospnAL.--The anniversary Of the wom-
ans Hospital Association viii be held at the Hospital,
No. IS Madison O, enue, at noon, to-uouVw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
Advertisement.

The GREAT SCRIPTURAL, HISTORICAL DRAMA
JOSEPH AND BRETHREN Is performed this afternoons ana
evening BARSuss MrsgUs for the last time but two - oe
novelties must take its place next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
Advertisement.
EDWARD III. DIXON. d. D., Editor OF Ioo

scaIps and Operating and Consulting Surgeon, No. ~ ~
Office eonsuNaons the obscure diseases o. ne -
yi.cers Rupture Piles varicocele, and Fistula radically
without the knife nsature. oce hours nom 70
and 7 10 evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
IAdvertseuncnt1
HERNIA or RUPTURE can now be RADICALLY

''""' y w Wmirgs P,rESrLRvnR TDUs.
This Truss made upon NEW PniscirLH entirely dne
ac,,nn E.sy SMALL CLEAN, and and csHE.
SEND for Psmphlst GREGoRr Co., sole proPretou No -
Ror5st vhoaae and retail SUPPORTERS the PRfx
cpIn; also improved Brace SURRENDER for LADIES and os
TrRnFN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
Advertisement

DEAFNESS and all DISEASES OF the EYE and
EAR successfully treated by Dr. LIaHrHrI No a Sc MSEs
place Numerous Of the highest character 70 Pes's
cured can be bad en- application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
Advertisement
GrRNEYs GALLERY, No. 70r Broadway.
NE large Oh Portrait, just completed, Of .

IL. n. r. THs PRrScH OF VALE
Hen MAJxsrr QuAss yic!os.A, n.~
yin II On exhbiton for few dsys only, e. V1n
LETT No TO1 Broadway previous 70 the deessssT e
IAN pssoeA The pubic IRE respecafsAy msssse 49,
the name. 80 - tt"A aSHw~s n -
0silexy open tin ep n. 0esH
H BZ1TEe eIhiSlasp q Ne sAsvs elctxs ~ esss~
oloue On eseurdsy usgA @aa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

TIE BUILDERS SUBSCRIPTION PLArE.-The engray-
ing which Is this year presented to the subscribers a
TIE Builder is "The Palace at Westminster" Il Ia
but small praise to say Of it that it is highly beautf&
and artistic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

In the course of the evening, the Chairman, the
Rev. s. s. JOcELYs, referred to an interview held by
him with j. Q. Adams, in 1871, when Mr.. Adams
SPOKE of the views he had expressed in a speech just
made in Congress that in care Of civil war or iasar-
rection should it become necessary to emancpate the
negroes the Government would have right to DO 90.
Adjourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

"taking' portrait is that of Mr.. George ID.
Crosby, which has been presented to our literary friend
TO add suggested, to " the artistic treasures d
his lbrary) by the Chief of Police, accompanied BY
the following episte:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04

SPALTaNG's Pr EPARED GLUE
HPAL1TN5 5 PREPARED GLTLa
SAW -'gF 4EECEs

HPALDTNG' : PREPARED GLUE
sAvT -'BT 4TECEt
ECON OMIT: EsTyT II <
C-t'A TT- II 7rA-F sfrFs Mira -
as tr5L hdnper, eE t-TTGaiaea TCssrr
i II Desirable ceBl and
Wv in repairing fu-nIrurH Toy. Lru4b-r7 g.
EPALp-kas PKfFAELI sITi
meets all such emergencies st Bu=eiftt TIT mfr
te without Il. 4 h always TsaCy Auc ~ II liz E-Icr
If pnln1.
'TETF-1 IN TrTLT EBTFT
= IA Brush accompanies -art bnt1l. PT.1UE Il
Eau1-~ AaG-=SS
HENRY {. SpALD7N5 & co.
Is CsdHr-st-. New YO,-k.
fArTIDE--AF certain mp pripad Is-BnRF ERE
tenn II of GI the rlSIz ecIInc nunlit its
T1Bs nj my trelar~C las, wuuid ctntiur al IerRuns
be ort pu-cLalna. Tht FIJI
aPALDEEG s Prepared Glib
- tht outside w-rRuys-s AL Others are Fvnclinr
EsaTst- peT-~
- single bottle of ST,ALDIE6's TREPa RED
G. LIZ vii Ggvs 1I times liz ANNUALLY 10 ssvsFy
hUusennie II
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04

GR EAT EAIEf' 4 / ft-ii 1-l'f-
Fol tL3A ID u CO.. -. = - = = -
Z 49, - ~ v,IT - .sLt.
i---Tll&i-lrHE - all LttUy+I1
An NH 1t'H -74o fie-f It.
- - q, l,q7 Srryr+ ~ YTDfnfy T5rlsT
!. -,,av,'. =. nv.r IN. 11ra SIN.
INN, =, :. ~ ~v~+~r Ints n he anu.e
? g,.1 l. .v
]. tie a,r4i,or o. - svaee.'- Iaian, Lnimart-
-..--- ..
III o"f'f' 1'-' "'--l
Lh'rr tslie'h7 Ell ~
BY 4S7t;ee1 IN GlbIBf LIE@'f1eht
T.. -.- N re ...trs fu- Aeuralgta
a. SfprPI : IA5Nttt5tf L4HGnaf'2tI
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04
Ftnxn Ii En.nt Leurs.nI.

II WORTHY OF gIis vee~s4Bf EuIsse
sl,-ciaElt ii supplying ttt wants u If-1crlss
IuF owl +reuIf viii their pure Slo,
sons liquors anL llt vi; tIelr si
braces upe fp1I Thousand druggists.
aauc. a. tfa nnpula-I-, tat Respectable class
rates..
Il tIF popular FoIse nf ~eceIi uate and il
NEE ,.,4uiaE liz -.ru-:-Iou b, any sna
pupiIc oI4, Il would pt difficult
Il arrange IL imposing thousands u
~nt excellence variety o. tIelr
clslnalse,
from 1nt foint q ifs: fxisrenre thai rntT
rea-F aur upwI hiIsnneII
ma uHll1a pC itF vli-ca~neu reputation. IIerritT
financial uiLEaIiuns ~nlsileG.
tluesIc n~nulp-icunt VIII VrncI 1ts numerous
-IlpI served furnish 1h bas- evidences
ina; suffered dnunlnI., anr tina Lnt quality Of
lis stalIi+ a-c nuye wav heer permitted lis
III cuIlsluc~atl If resolved nER
-uuueri.. nif fac1E -flat nuDr which 1pey have
long sevet viii furul8I iD- IheI s1itE enGnu-art
II ll- IL aQnIg1 future N =
~ their NATIVE s1a1f t--cnlsnr - Silt higher
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04

Tie anuFt nf l.. A 9Th 10, II DrGad S1-ee-.
EtE have FURNISHED quite largt proportion OF
Liquors Wines y 'nyI GEM TINS gDuIs-
Y ior ms past year AM Liquors u ines 81 tu-
ni6leu pure ulaQ ulLe-atel given
enal satisfaction. Ii accnr0uIct Laws re-
tiaI llert wnuiu recommend Enus4 al d
sirf fur Medicinal, AecnInicl. chem
ca purtGsea. Zh>AT1b NLLD-AA.
-unnLasionel 10. addison 3D.. T !.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04
%rr -. ~ fIsscr


,r-x-. 49,. am, sale nj a. 4 p-Inre l.. Go's Ia
4,,-nveo ps tnw p-iz- Mes@'
efFLaDEuNS,
--, @-s r-@nm nEif"-m r~es HwHra-o Ie - -
,-t-nants wnenew-r exliibitr6 m snHlsIIsios elH
- MsRut.ssurss 81 FllhSie n =
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04
q 1 & DIN Z Rs
Rheumatic and TeuraEcia
COMPOUND.
4 sl-f Cu-Y fDr Eheumat,sn Gnc 1ssura!e-lc IN


4 sls-f Cttrr fDr Eheumatssn end Neuralgia IN
zzs wo-E Form
tn. uudnrY rieC err cA-tlFv -na 1ar havt uRec
tzardIne-s Ri uulaTf auE &eu-.l4aIs COMPOUND Ius
ri,t cr-~ 81 I.hauma1lsn Nsu-a e.. aal have l
eve-r CO.. fauuL mud lrs-mausH raiiaf
l,pe II con af,laz me cu4tizlas suL rBuld
Inr disease us tne EaIes- pcst nsdctnH
eve nfieTel lim futac
: hAFuuuE. .it.- - -nutn EaTfa- ABst6n II
n A11EK. f.DErnr ZEaEZ & : LIZ Il Anr
ha-Ea1 II, Bosom Sal \ A--Is '}l GI-T Z uIal.
l.nsaI laHa. Z. ~ a IL Mf-e-IEE sgIa~t Eas-
nm AHA y 4-1,Is, .i,sle- = EestpI CaIE
CA. u. Iiu-4LTTEzZ-. las bpssDl4.
tn i4es- medicine IL dl<eas.4 ssv, EEAA. 4
sa-r-I-. = (lin e=a14 L nuse. Eps10I.
He+e ieea afflicted viii I.ltem a.isu RS wersi
n-r aLO eutI~er nu-eH ~ 7iie ni Drf lie.
l. liEE--f, Matthews Birding Commercial Bos-
tn.
E-a~dile-f IheuI.atis GnC HurHlcia LBmppT1 mss
eutI-ai, if-et lif g'tfHrurs n sevs-E yRre
RandIng I. LgDEE-Fs, Nc. : orc SKATE hnu=H
lostD--
Atta- suffering WRIT Rheuna- iu- tren-v years
rae entirely cu~ac th a rvs nu-Ves q Gardl-
Hers EheUHsric and Aen~afriE Compound NoEAAr
7 t1-TRE u f~uIs-tI FrTefr hBztuU
Tie Eite,.-at3r arr teuru Uit OUIBtd l"F ieet
taiex ~ Iund~adF nj 1,eolt Hcr8iuIuus itumn-%
WIKI beale1- i MRy Df ga7ai 70 Children V II
perfect safArs-
Il v.hoIes4It ~ a4cr < .r7 z-tE C. 1dhe--v g.
Lev You n. : IT-Er 10. q ramon f. Boston
3-guciDa- Ltnrnr-S- fi,t'~ = ftpsf N
Eulf genuine III test signed ~ lEAf t &AFIz1lE
u, s-i- IL L. 7 [oEK " T. yil4re mas
1E-E Y apuseoeE t5Eo N1cHnl-st 4 :. sn1
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T.-=-i1u~t :. 2sIcvae u..d Ir"e I amitn Hfnn~Ta-
ie, sec Z euczict Lebanon. n Il. anc n n otitt-
ra~1e+ gae~.4l'v. .4.7
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04
7 2. LAWSON.

Attorney snd Cuunssanr FL Law,
CABOT VERMONT
AL business ss1rusren viii -asaivs p-nEpe-stt,nson
Evz
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04

M Z. UE1DF ST. BosTuK

- az u aoff 4lsathef Calf Skins Shoe Fiudirrs
haa in' rSi oil n"nIs-ii"nf ttis worn renui~gd Ion
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04

i Ia luteli gence Is V0-tl Lur-nlTr TnL,
viii b wu~-I lit luDtc. IL. family shuuiC
- wI-nout l., specially II weather.
NATEz-KLE-- HARRIS. L. I.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JUSE4 1861.

To COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
TOWN. Agents. DruggiSts
AM TIL
Ill IIlfAl TIFTlqI Ut TTEMpET.
TIE old eatabshel Hnust NJ
4. ~. Bin NIGER / &C.
Of II brnal street Eer nrk,
h A Il = II ID In 1925
4Gi4 ctA ti attention Of al Interested ms q
r IL. -1@L DRs as medicine tIeir unauuAel a1nci
PTRE WINES 4ED LIQU0Rs
mr. II l .it ms ,oawf naslae Hn
case WI 1T warranted /, olfeI as represented
Bpz-af- Isu. IL. 1BRG.
Aiass-s. 4 n. BIE1EGEI IN.
bn1tle a yonr OH 10EIoH IeCK GIN n sold il tnf
sta~ o. ms CRY Gnd have made chemical analysis II
ms EHulpft il contains u lsr Of licnlu.
F'itl oao- lnd tiaTo- Of Juniper ner-es .onE.
u e7aTnrttp1 entire urvne=s. This Gin Il
cnlIta1 = si ounces u sarcIlarinf matter gallon
an1 tnf ~esiuua nlar1sr contained nothing elsa.
T1e~t If adularat1if ingredients injurious matter
Of aly kind IL this Ni1 tne ir-- nsc rer
III nt pure articie.
Respectfully your obedient servant
GEAS. =. ! Chrl}N Al, L..
SKATE Assa-er.
BoE-uN. MY aosi, 1856
A-ssrh. 4 n. BIEIEGEE Ca. i Iroad n =
Gentlemen W : nave repeatedly tleard cJ,r-
tonfers express good opinr o. Tnur nnpular hnrled
TO- winch steady demand mas rapidly sprung M g
Thy Re- nov ssaauart goods VIII druggists thruuror
GFd- G. GOODWIN CO.
Druggists No. u 1 = a .-rall,-l ST.. Bozso1.,
7.1-l.z1rUruT W aug u 1861
i ny opinion, thf -4iQuurF solo ty Il. Il HIE1EGEI
It fb. lA BROAD stree. New York unsurpassed
Ilu~l-T aHG ~eIlaD--- ] hiTt 10 hesitation recon
nauuIpc Them Il al ve~f tfcnuolic stInlulat+
required =. Z iA-..bt n Fl.
rem D o1-rLt D'l-ts Eltpn1Tt.t. n. Z.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04

= IN. rI4Ll-F0I TIL BENEFIT or NEFv ar.
% A'>f ALt warning Vnnt TIT self. mr.. al
uHblii'f AoIruson Of 1nras i,v roR1rrf rr-prp
@ish al et-leaurt Of he nnnsftiuns nC
-11lnLF rarlttto ~ suac.s. Inriosiun stam,. sin
py address tsuE G2lk Bostnr Nassyy-fiIt r1111,7
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04

hunLLHuEz. " AErc1 =. 1D6-.
= nj. G.TJEELI L On. NsE J ORR
Gentlemen - have na1 occasion Il p~ac1ics
Whe.-t u1c ant ia discovered that
Vuuid curt IiA--lea- e-eI Il il mad chronic
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04

I4-AN L.. a, IrD4-
Nj kHA--JyTEEa SIR
u lunr since 4aI Won fU- huZ n Ceptst PILLS
O- tn. cure keruDu% tAnaaaGtss ans (DELlrl~ss
suC RECEIVED tat same ENG tne1 gnnC eti-rt
inas wa induced seEu lurmure
3'Ie4ee SEMI by return mail T1Irec, 70
4. Il WHEELER
psIia1 ..lcL
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04

Tns Aeeene-I1ro, II mn u IL -vp SIZES, and
re1aiis II, If Gems 70, nIu' ho-lles ant s. fnr
quar- bor-ief The GUAR, botrief are much 1tls
cItanHs-.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04

Wiz vEr1s Good EeEl o. EE--o Use
NJ Wllsals En- 32agrana-ETo, ant
Ia, D~ass11g,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-04

1nnlus=f frt went five Gems "a, ir which
hux n eIIilaiic f'iifs.' SENT sduress Of Rev
( fiie-. teE-np Gsbu~- Franklin s}inp.
tur T'iil: ikt charm BeaQaci-t aim ns
iHgEunter. Truly vDurs
VIZ { filler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30

est traitors in Northern Missouri to re
joice, and would encourage the enemies o
Our country in this time Of its greatest
peril and greatest need.
Therefore, we say to all loyal men, sup.
port the Union candidates nominated AT
Charleston Let the majority for the
Union ticket be large enough to assure the
Union men in Missouri that they have
plenty Of true friends here who are ready
to help them, and that sympathy with
treason is at a low ebb in Lee county
Let all loyal men rest assured that the
success of any man who is brought out as
a Mahony Democrat will afford aid and
comfort to the enemy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30

One of the finest of the palatial brown
stone fronts on Madison Square, New
York, erected without regard to cost, upon
the most expensive and eligible of lots,
was built some few years ago, and present.
ed by her father to the wife of a dry goods
merchant of that city, engaged exclusively
in the Southern trade The house and
all its magnificent furniture, in good times
are worth, perhaps, sixty thousand dol
lars, and the fee is in the lady's name,
The husband, of course, has become hope.
lessly insolvent, and can see no way oil
securing his support The wife has prop.
orty, some of it "contraband," at the
South, but can get no remittances. There
they live in that palace of fashion, in all
the mookeryof millionaire wealth, the envy
of ignorant passers by, unable to command
a supporting income, unable even to pro.
cure a tenant for SO expensive an estab-
lishment, (Which they would gladly let
for an almost nominal rent,) pointing
anew the wel-worn moral, "all that glitters
is not gold" And New York can furnish
thousand such instances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30

A private letter from Gen Fremont to
friend in New York appeared in the st.
Louis Democrat of Saturday morning.
The same morning the telegraph under
took to give us a copy, but by the stupid
and inexcusable laundering Of operators,
or somebody else, either in St Louis or
Chicago, it was SO badly botched as to be
unfit for publication in any paper that has
a due regard for its own appearance, or
for the reputation of Gen. Fremont
The main point of the letter is an earnest
depreciation of the groundlcss charges
against him, which, by their repetition,
have greatly injured the credit and eff
cheney of his Department. He regrets the
charges much more because of their injury
to the cause of the Government than to
his private character. He thinks him
self able to cope with the rebel enemy
alone but cannot do SO if he is at the same
time compelled to fight an enemy at home
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30
Statement OF n Ueserter from the
Kebeis.

A young man Of Intelligence, whose
name is withheld owing to his position and
probable future movements, had an inter-
view with the Secretary Of War, yater-
day. during which he made the following
statement:
lie was resident of Kentucky, and
was appointed lieutenant in the Union
army He had OCCASION to 60 South, and
was there impressed into the rebel army.
He was present at the Bulls Run engage.
ment, aud has been in the army in that
vicinity up to the time of his es cape, a
few days ago. He escaped by getting be
yond the lines and obtaining the aid of a
farmer, who brought him along in bis
market wagon, covered up in straw.
He says Beauregard has $4,000 men
at Manassas and vicinity. They are well
clothed and abundantly supplied with !
good quality of shoes, of which these are
a sample, Showing very good article OF
his feet. Their pay is prompt. The
/ Virginia troops are all paid in Virginia
bank bills, and all the others in gold
| The Louisiana troops were offered bank
paper of that State or gold The boys
put the matter to vote ameng them
selves and decided to take gold, which
was paid to them. Their rations are lib
eral and, in short, to use his own words
they have plenty Of everything. He wa
offered and declined a Colonelcy in tn,
rebel army He was yesterday offered, ane
accepted a lieutenaney in our army il
which his father, from Pa, is chaplain
# Washington Chron., p.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30

The New Orleans Picayune of the 18th
has this sensation intelligence
We have been informed by gentle
man from New York and Philadelphia,
that the most unprecedented exertions
are being made in all the ship yards and
| docks of those two cities for the fitting
out OF the largest naval expedition ever
known in this country Every carpenter
who can be obtained is employed, and
merchant ships are being altered into war
ships, and all the toundries are at work
making and altering engines for steam
propellers Of the largest size, as well as
for small gun boats 1t was openly talk
ed of among the mechanics that this i'm
,nense feet OF war ships was destined for
New Orleans.
1t would seem the present design of the
enemy is to effect ruse, by alluring us on
to take Washington City, thus drawing
all our forces into Virginia and leaving
our Southern coast comparatively de
fenccless, while they make grand demon
stratlon on various portions of our coast,
and force their way to New Orleans at all
hazards TIE enemy can easily afford to
let us take Washington City, which can
be of no great service to US, and even
Maryland, if they gain Louisiana, and
thereby the control of our cotton and the
Mississippi coast.
1t is time we opened our eyes to this
grand move ON the chcssboard of war, and
prepared ourselves to resist and defeat the
enemy's plans. Every vessel in our har-
Dor should at once be pu: in commission,
and the chain of forts extended all the way
10 the Balize. This is no time for swap
ping horses, and the Government at Rich
mond, as well as our authorities here,
should look to it and be up and doing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30
BiRD's poINr, Mo, I
Sept. IS, 1861.


Sept IS, 1861.
ED. GATE CRY: We reached this
place yesterday after spending the pre-
vious evening at Norfolk
At an election for Major on the 23d,
Adjutant Chapman and Capt. Huston
each received 10 votes on the lst ballot,
with few scattering On the second
Chapman received Il, and Huston -.
Chapman was declared duly elected, and
Lieut.. Mckinney appointed to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the election.
At an election to day for I'd Lieuteuan,
to fill vacancy occasioned by the resigna
ton of Lieut. Archer of Company A, Jos
l.. Davis was duly elected.
Nothing Of any interest or importanc
has occurred recently We have ha'
some little skirmishing and brushing
among the pickcts when stationed IN Ken
lucky, and killed few Of them.
Our force at this point is the same a
before-not large, by any means--and a
hands are anxiously awaiting the tia
when we shall ION to New Orleans"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30

Artemus Ward commences his contri-
hutton to this weeks Vanity Fair With the
following cheering paragraph:
Notwithstanding / haint writ much
for the papers Of late, nobody needn't
fatter their selves that the underlined is
ded. On the contrary, 81 still live. "
which words was spoken by Danyil Web
ster, who was a blue man. Even the old
line Wings Of Boston will admit that
Webster is ded now, however, and his
mantle has probably fallen into the hands
of sum deeler in I'd hand close, who can I
sell it. Leastways nobody pears to be
goin round wearin it to any particler ex.
tent, now days. The regiment of whom
was kurnal fnerly concluded they was bet
ter adapted as Home Cards, which &C
counts for your not hearin Of me, ear this,
where the bauls is the thickest and where
the cannon doth rear But as a Amer
can cit sun | shall never cease to admire
the mastery advance our troops made on
Washington from Bull Run lii was well
dun spoke 10 my wife bout il at the
time. aly vile said il was well dun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30

For the first time within his short term
(two months) he is in position to as
sumo the offensive, and we must not be
considered enthusiastic If we say that in
three or four weeks there will not be an
open enemy in Missouri.
Three classes Of men have harassrd
and in many instances succeeded in thwart-
inc his operations. The first class,
the politicians, jealous of his growing
power and popularity, have crippled his
resources at Washington, and by that
means endeayorcd to crush him by frus
trating his designs.
The second class, the contractors, with
whom he intcrfered in their onsaughts
on the public property, have spared no
base insinuation in order to lessen him in
public estimation, aud thus remove him
out of their way.
The third class, lot of minimizing
men, who merely rc-echo the opinions Of
the other two parties, without themselves
meaning harm, are not responsible for
what they say
But the vast masses of the people who
estimate. man by his worth, stand by
Fremont The army, who are capable Of
understanding his consummate movements
stand by Fremont; and in fact, all men
who have nothing but the good of their
country a. heart, stand by him; so that
now his time having arrived, notwithstand-
ing his heartburnings, disappointments
and thwartings, he will descend like an
avalanche, and sweep the enemy before
him. II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30


Late information, upon which We can
rely authorizes US to state that general
panic has taken place In the seeded
States since Monday last. The prepare
tons of the Federal Government to seize
certain important posts on the Southern
coast arc among the chief reasons for this
rapidly increasing feeling.
Davis and the confederated traitors hay
ing failed in their absurd demonstrations
upon Washington (which was in fact new
or real are now losing the confidence oil
the troops gathered between Richmond
and Washington, and are daily attacked
with the utmost bitterness by the peopl,
they have seduced into their conspiracy
| 1t is a fact which events will soon estab
! lish, that thousands now in the rebel arm,
are anxious 10 be taken prisoners by tn,
American army, in order that they ma,
be rescured from the fearful horrors un
der which they are suffering Noth'n.
prevents an outburst in favor of tn
4 Union in North Carolina, save the inva
sion Of that State BY South Carolina sol
diers; and such men as Holden and More
head will undoubtedly speak out agains
the traitors the moment they feel stron
enough.
Every dollar of gold and silver is hi
away, and merchants and tradesmen onl
part with their goods for the paper Of til
Confederate Government, and of the diff
ferent State authorities, because they ar
compelled to yield