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IFron The Southern Path Finder, n. O.l

aA From ths KanaWhA Valley Star, Val
We are surs thEt persons suffering with heAdachl
who tTy them, viii stick TO thom.
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THE soUTHERN PART

OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 the growth o
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from Is X
20 cts more per bushel than thatfased further north
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Recorder,-P. P. Burch, (R)
0oumissioner,-J. S. Gelchrist (R)
Infrmsry Directo-,-A. 3. Townsend, r..
surveyor,-. P. Alexander, (D)i
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IAHns nR mITHnIa

No State Ia the Waller Of the Mississippi offers great
an inducsment 10 the settler as the State Of Illinois,
There Is no portion OF the world where all the cOndi-
tons Of climate and soil SO admirably combine 70 pro-
duce those two great staples, CoES and WGT, IS The
Prairies Of Illinois.
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8gstfEs,

N g. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE.
Vi POT Gate Holt q MAItby'Bl OELEBBATED
rul VILE BE REOEIVgD DAILR
v,rori hfs establishment In Bnltimors-put nm N
eans and warranted fresh and good or no sale
fiso huTatioally Sealed QEEters, Lobaters, CLANS,
srica 0yBters, and Sardinia kept conEtanty on
aisS bSitimorms, re- Eev 5rk and Princes Bay Shell o.
t.51I vlfli ~ afoafVal daily b. Hfureng.
- - = "a rr1sS b salg b ths eaFTel
II Fl ". ". GAINES, Aqsnt,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

r-, I1rom the st. Louis DemOorAt.l
ITheinmsnse demand for the article (Oephalio PiTs
s rapidly snoFea8tns.
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Tn them you that are adiicted, and We ara sur
that our testimony can be added to the alresdy
merous List that has received benedte that no ohs
msdi1n can produce.
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RAYIRnAn gYKTEIf 0F TIITNOTs.

Over 800 900 900 Of private capital have been ex-
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois Inasmuch as
art Of the income from several OF these works, with
valuable public fund In lands go to diminish fhe State
expenses sthe AXE LoT, and must consequently
,rzery day decrease. .- u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

All Of the Grsfsnberg Medicines are for
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-03

lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk. Val
Oephalic Pills accomplish the object foT Ehisl
they were lIade, viz Cure fhesdachs In AL fts forH
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Paper Aanainas.
I'm nm ROLLS WALLP PAPEF


War has been declared and Secession Is the order
Of the day, and now is the time fog al tidy house,
keepers to secede from dirty snd smoky walls, ano
coarce on them with rush, new WALL fAREbr
/ rsby improving their homes, and most Of all'ths
100, 900 ROLLS NOW READY
for sals a. n. Carson Co., lsS, Superior St., and
90 low that ell can got them e
THE COST Is MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready TO sell French, English and
American wall papers from 50 to 75 per cent below
peeviouB prices and would most respectfully invite
all 20 look In upon stock before buying, for in
quality OF goods and the length Of pieces, We can
give tho utmost Batisiaction. Our goods coming d.
rectly from the hct0riea, thereby save oe profit
Also large assortment Of Shades Of every varic.
GOLD BANDS, 80. 80,
AIso Just opened beautiful lot Of
O o b n l O e s
with Banda, Lool So., to match. Ool d and Tas-
sels IN endless Hety. Papor Hanging done at
short notice bysEperieucsd Workmen,a e reason
ssi tiIa =. EOuld take nios Jobs Of painting grain
ing and vanishing et fair and IamTnssatiSe Tates.
h. B. To Dealers We would inyits their attention
% onF larEa Etooh. q y ~
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Trom tina Daily EsW5, Newport, 3. II
OsBhalse Pills aFs taking the plaos of al kinds.
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City sartan,s Report.

There have been l24 interments in the several Gem
eteriss from Aug. lst to slst, inclusive.
CEMKTERIEs
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THE STATE DEBT,

n. sats 6da Is only SO Jos sos "A, and sOi;in IL
La tss taars has been reduced $3.50 T46 50, and "
1y Reasonably srpS hGf IN Ten years Y '0 become e.
hHeL
Pamphlets descriptive Of ths lands, sol, climate,
on application 70
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4. G. searls, assignor,
TO
Edward Bingham, Trustee.

NOTICE is HERBY GIVEN TO
the Creditors Ofths said A. G. Searll, that q
oiEde md Of II pr csut on their several claims haa
been declared By 1hs Probate Court q Ou791oe1
County, ohio. and that the sane VIII be rllld %
them 81 the said Edward Bingham, at his one, IN
the City OF Cisveland IN said county, on TIE p daT
Of September, ls6l- -
Cleveland. Aug. 4, 1ssi. - = saSisss5S
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iCHURgHILl 8 BR0THER, DrugSists,
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

1t has been common, says the National
lntelilgencer, to suppose that the Cohsti-
tuition of the United States was work Of
great political wisdom, and that James
Madison, the wise and honored son of
Virginia, more than any other Statesman
contemporary with its formation. was in.
strumental In It's origin and adoption -
But 1t seems that the mayims of secession
teach It's votarcs t. spit on the ashes of
the patriots, legislators, and heroes whose
works they are seeking to destroy. 1t is
to this purport that the Richmond Whig
of recent date, in nm article copied by
US at length on the 2ith ult., held the fol-
lowing eontemptuous language respecting
the Constitution Which it once professe1
to admire and revere:
"Ne have been taught to believe that a
loose league or contederacy of free, SOW
erelgn and independent commonwealth
constituted the best form of government
for the happiness and freedom of man,
which human ingenuity has devised. The
old articles Of Confederation, which bore
Us 'rlumphantly through the Revolution
Is our beau ideal Of perfect government
That was shipwrecked by the financial EN-
barrassments which followed the war, ane
was substituted by the Yankee concerl
which, III our day, has annihilated ever,
yestige of liberty throughout the North
ern States. We would, five could, restor
as near as changed circumstances admit
that confederate system, which, withou
an elective king and an army OF greed,
oiilce-seekers, would insure us freedom
J aud independence
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
New York Oct. | 7

new 0Fk, Oct. 4.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch
says that man arrested some weeks ago
by the rebels for crossing their lines, and
since confined at Fairfax G, H., returned
to- day with others released in consequence
of the evacuation of that position He
says the rebels burned thousands of bush
els of corn and wheat lest it should fall
into the hands of our troops Also that
the citizens had left for different parts of
the South. The rebel troops at Fairfax
were urder command of Brig. General
Longstreet of Va. Davis, Beauregard
and johnson had all been there within a
week. There were no new entrenchmcnts
at Fairfax, but the old ones were some
what strengthened Whether this intor-
nation be true or not, it is certain that
the rebel pickets have been drawn In
Yesterday they were at Anandale about
two miles this side of Fairfax c. H., and
this morning Anandale is vacant, and il
was possible to ride short distance be.
yond it without the discovery Of any body
Of the enemy. The ut-posts wished to
advance to-day and take possession oi
Fairfax Court House, but permission was
withheld
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

SYRACUSE, No. Oct. 13. 1861

1
Ed. GATE Cry ] drop you this line
to let you know the whereabouts Of the
9th Iowa Regiment. The town of Syra-
cuse is situated on the Pacific Railroad,
between Upton and Sedalia This is a
beautiful country, much resembling that
in our State about Iowa City.
| am unable to tell you how many
troops there are here, but in travelling
from Jefferson City to this place, you
would scarcely lose sight of an encamp-
ment or marching column.
We were reviewed to-day by Secretary
of War Cameron; he left for st. Louis
Immediately after the review, Gen. Ere
mont aud Gen. Mckinstry were present
at the review. am just informed that
our regiment is transferred from Col. Tot
ten $ brigade to that of Col. Steele of the
regular army.
Our regiment is armed with those mis-
erable Austrian muskets, and as one of
my Dutch boys expressed it, "a man might
be killed more as twelve times before de
tam ding would shoot off" Our men
are keen for smell Of powder, but all
feel that their chances of doing any good
service or Of distinguishing themselves
with such arms to fight with are very
slim.
! The prospect for fight with Price
army is gradually growing small and beau
tiiully less, as to the best Of our informa-
tion and belief he is now in Arkansas,
where Uncle Sans boys cease from trou-
bling and the lcg weary are at rest.
Ii is reported that Price said TO his
army, in speech just before his flight,
that he never intended to fight us with
anything like even numbers that Ere
mont's men would fight like devils, and
he would retreat until he could get our
forces divided and cut US off by detach-
ments.
Our regiment has been sorely plagued
with the measles Some Of the compa
{ MES report full half their number sick
but nearly all are recovering and we hope
to be all right again in the course Of
week or ten days. A large number Of tn
sick were left behind at jefferson City.
| of course know nothiny OF Gen. Ere
| mont plans, and cannot tell how long "
shall remain here nor where we will O
when We do leave, but 81 guess that Sc
cession will be rather weak in the knee
e before our present expedition is ended.
4 ours, ever,
Il ARZIOLA.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

" ashngton, Oct. IL.
The rebels called in all their pickets
to-day and have deserted Vienna, torn up
the H. H. track of the Loudon and Hamp.
shire road at that place, and have fallen
back with their entire column TO Fairfax
Court House Gen. Wadsworth, with Il
company of infantry and one company of
cavalry, followed up the rebels in their
sudden flight TO within mile of Fairfax
Court House, when they turned and fired
upon their pursuers, but did not succeed
in hitting anybody.
A scouting party, consisting of five Of
our companies under command Of Lieut..
Colonel, made reconnaissance Of Vienna
this p. M, entering it and finding il de
serted, as stated above. The object in
tearing up the railroad is to prevent the
use of it by Gen Mcclellan to throw
troops into Leesburg.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

known to the criminal calendar seems to
run riot in Ky and Mo. Thedestruction
Of railroads and bridges, where the lives of
the innocentare involved in the catastrophe
have really come to be the milder phases
OF the fearful visitation; and man might
as we'll be one of n party cast ashore on
the Cannibal Islands Of the Pacific as be
exposed to the tender nercies of the dis
unionists IN too many portions Of our but
lately law-abiding and happy land.
The truth is, II is coming to that pass in
the history Of this terrible heresy that no
terms can be made with it by a civilized
people. 1t has created--especially on the
frontiers-a condition of things never
conceived of by those who contemplated
its course iii the outset. There it has Ia
ken by the hand the veriest outlaws of
the age and organizing bands of saw
ages-red men--who in too many cases
have sgraced themselves by the associa-
ton, it is prowhng through the land on
It's destructive mission. and carrying ter
ror and devastation TO thousands of happy
homes. When men are disposed to well
come pestllence let them welcome it but
50 long as they would put afar off the
worst evils that bring death to their door
let them make no terms with the evil Wis
ltants.- Louisville Journal, 18th.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19


A messenger from Gen. Fremort's
headquarters at Warsaw reached here to-
day with dispatches for Gen Mckinstry
1t was said Price had made stand twen-
tytive miles from Osceola with 10000
well armed and disciplined troops and a
large force of irregular militia On the
arrival of Fremont at Warsaw, the oppo-
site bank OF the Usage river was lined with
rebel horsemen. who were dispered BY o
few rounds Of canister Fremont had
begun preparations to lay pontoon bridge
across the Usage when the messenger left,
and it was supposed his army would be
over the river Wednesday night He was
determined to push on with the utmost
yigor, and would probably soon come up
with the enemy and force him to fight OF
retreat
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
NJ n n0re Flags otTrnre--Farsher X :
poris from New orleans.

No flag Of truce will be permitted to 20
to Norfolk for number Of days, neither
will any from the rebels be permitted to
come this side of Sewalls Point.
appearances indicate that the frigate
Merrllnac has been brought down short
distance from Norfolk.
The Petersburg Express Of the 18th has
list Of persons recently taken 10 Rich
mond, comprising ten soldiers Of the llth
Ohio regiment and fourteen Union citi,
zens Of Virginia. The paper states they
are the most miserable set ever received
at Richmond.
The same paper has additional partieu-
lars of the affair at New Orleans. II
states that the Turtle ran against the
preble without firing a gun, Immediately
sinking her, the balls from the whole
Federal squadron glaneing harmless from
her The Turtle then turned toward two
other vessels who got ashore in endeavor-
inc to escape, their crews descrting them.
Iloliins says he will be able to capture
and bring both to New Orleans The
preble cannot be raised.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge
OF l. q. q. L. of the State of Iowa, was
held at Burlington, on the 10th and
18th inst.
During its session, an amendment was
made to the Constitution Of the Grand
Lodge, providing that Representatives to
said Lodge should hereafter be elected BY
Districts; also, providing that the officers
OF the Grand Lodge shall hereafter be
elected by the votes of the Past Grands
at an election to be held in each of the
Subordinate Lodges at its last meeting in
June Of each year.
The following are the officers for the
ensuing year, viz
w. p. Allen, Dubuque, NJ. W. G. NJ.
NJ. ii Cooley, Farm ton, r. w d. G NJ
I +. BotStord, pella, H. w. G. w.
Wm. Garrett, Burlington, r.. w e. S.
j. p. Glenn, Bloomfield, II. ". G T.
j. {. Reid, Reid, lndianola. r. W. G. c..
}. j. Edgington, Eldora, w c. Con'r.
J.. K. clapp, Dcmoine. w G. NJ
+ Eowles, Fl Madison, W. G.. &.
ID. Z. Frick, Mt. Pleasant, W. G.. VI.
John W Jones Of Demoine, and L. j.
Leeeh Of keol.uk, r. w. Grand Repre-
sentatives in the Grand Lodge Of the
United States
The meening will be held at the City
Of Dubuque.
The annual meeting Of the Grand En-
canpment was held ON the evening of the
18th INST.
The following arc the officers for the
present year
}. n. Clark, Iown City, NJ. W. G. Pat ch
". +. Woodward, Burl ton, NJ L. G II p
W Il. Kerr, Davenport, II. W G. S. W
Wm. Garrett, Burlington, X. ". G. Scribe
Sohn b. Glenn, Bloomfield. II. ". G.. r.
" Hcnshelmer. Dubuque, II w G j w
John Perdew, keokuk, w. G. Sentinel.
VIM, Garrett, Burlington, Il. ". Grand
Representative to the Grand Lodge o
the United States.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
The Ten Ii Iawa and o,her ucn.
CAPE GIgARpEAu Nh Oct ]

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo-, Oct. H.
Mr.. EDITOR II arrived at this point
to-day and have fully informed myself
with regard to the military condition of
the place. There are only three regiments
OF troops here at present--the Iowa 10th,
Illinois 18th and Missouri llth.-but
they could hold the place against a fearful
odds, as they are erecting extensive and
formidable Notifications.
The Iowa 10th are encamped on beau
tifu slope, In the arena enclosed by the
Notifications. The health Of the regiment
Is remarkably good, only seven being IN
hoopitll, aud none Of them dangerously
Ill, TIE hospitals Of the other two regi
ments are, however. crowded and owing
to the limited supply of hospital furni-
ture and the incompctency of the nurses,
who are inexperienced soldiers taken from
the ranks, their condition il pitiablc
enough. The Surgeons seem attentive
AMI capable men, but they labor under Sc
many disabilities and embarrassments tha,
ii is impossible for them TO render tho
con lltion Of their sick comfortable, anc
the impossbllity Of sending very sick mcr
TO tie general hospitalat st Louis, dis
tance OF lao miles. keeps the hospital
crowded here. | notice, too, that wher,
there IL an absence Of female nurses TIN
condition Of the men is worse Men On,
not lay aside the rough garb of their ma
tures and assume and perform the deli
cate Offices Of female attendant. A
Well might we expect clown TO perforl
the part OF French dancing master.
was greatly amused at one Of the Surgeon
here, who confessed that ladies' made til
best nurses, but objected to them becaus
they We're too sympathetic and feeling
had too much regard for the comfort ,
the sick soldiers.
The steamer Arago is here--lhe boz
or which leave. must, therefore, | /
adieu to the hospitable host Of the Johr
son House, who has 10 literally ente
tanned ne, and to Cape Girurdeau, lea
Ing it 10 lts fate. A. w.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
stgci en- the Ossge--Prtce snI a O be
Returning.
CAMP MCKINsTRy.
Near Syracuse, Oct. 10Th.

Near Syracuse, Oct. 10th
Gen. Fremont has sent dispatch here
stating that he has reasons to believe that
Sterling Price has retraced or will retracc
bis steps to the Usage, and there make a
stand and give our forces battle.
Adjt. General Smith informs me that
he has raised 10000 men for the Missouri
State militia, and thinks he will be ena.
blcd in due season to obtain the remain
der Of Il 900
A large supply Of transportation is now
on its way here from st. Louis.
Headquarters at Warsaw, Oct 16.
We are here with parts of Slgels and
Asbcth's divisions Sigels advance is
already across the Usage His cavalry
to-day had skirmish with one Of the
enemys noun ed parties and took three
prisoners. He is in possession Of the
bridge over the Pomme de Terre river
with infantry and artillery The main
body of the enemy is reported to be forty
five miles distant.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
Gvsas Costop Gvisls - snm nce IN
I'm glsnd.-WIII ~ Ead m Reyol "a :


IFioH sbs iS9hhoh Times
The reports from Lancashire apprise us
that the first mutterings Of the long ex-
pccted storm are already heard, Mills
are working short time, manufacturers are
reducing wages, and operatives are as
sembing in trouble and alarm to discuss
the prospects before them.
While once more discussing this mo-
mentous question we cannot omit to OBJ
serve that since our last notice of the sub
ject the continuance Of the American
supply has become less probable than
ever. Every successive mail from Amer
lea makes it more and more difficult to be
lieve that either section Of the Union can
remain as before. The North will make
acquaintance with those burthcns and es
adjustments and taxation which have SO
tried the Governments Of the Old World
and the South, even ii it should retain
with its independence all its territorial
privileges, will find tina, its monopoly OF
the European market has been rudely dis.
turbed
With all these contingencies looming
darkly around Us, it is ut least satisfac-
tion to observe, both that the condition Of
the cotton manufacture il favorable to on,
present efforts, and that the operatives d
Lancashire are looking at the subject lik,
sensible men. the FIRST resource in suci
straits as the present is evidently to limi
the rate of production, and this. we ar,
told, can be done not only without mucl
disadvantage to the trade, but with pos
tive gain. 1t is said that production ha
recently been carried too far, and that th
stock OF manufactured goods are every
where in excess of the demand In thi,
case it can certainly do no harm to slack
en- our pace and allow our products to re
cover their value. Short time, in fact
would be rather desirable even If ou
supplies Of material were in no leopard
at all.
In the meantime the operatives hav
recognized the exigcncics Of the occasion
by unanimous resolutions They demur
indeed, to the alleged necessity for the re
duction Of wages, but at lage meetin
Of delegates ut Manchester, it was frcel
admitted that the present scarcity Of cot
ton afforded well-groundel reason fo
running the mills on short time and thu
diminishing tho rate Of consumption
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
q. .. A. sesks Feestgn Protection.
Washington, Oct. II.


Nothing is said here about Stewards s cir
cular.
Information is received here from a
creditable source, that SlidcA and Mason,
rebel ministers to France and England
are not authorized to negotiate treaties Sc
curing ordinary commercial advantages,
but to place the southern confedcracy fol
a limited period under their protection.
OF 30 rebel prisoners, only three took
the oath of allegiance. The rest took oath
not to bear arms.
Washington City Council elected Wal
lach, Mayor, vice Barrett, resigned.
Gen Mcclellan, accompanied by Gems
McCall, Hancock and Smith and larg.
body of regular cavalry, to-day visited Vi
emma, ire miles west of Townsville.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

Two or three weeks ago couple Of men
from an Illinois regiment In Missouri
started ont to pass few hours in scout
ing and hunting exhibition As they did
not return squad Of soldiers was sent
out the next day in search Of them. At
ter going few miles, the soldiers met a
person, who informed them, that, at a
place which he named, he had seen two
men, like those I ey described, fired on by
dozen secesslonists who were prowling
through that region. They went to the
place and found one, and only one, of their
lost comrades. His legs and arms had
been cut ot and laid across each other
upon his body; his head, severed from
tie trunk, was SCI upright urss. A.;s A.;s chest
and the figures 10, the number of his reg
lment, were marked with his own blood
upon his arms.
! Over the muiliated body Of the victim,
the soldiers knelt and ssore an awful oath
q take no prisoners. The seccssionists
are giving to this war most appalling
character. AS a contemporary Justly re.
marks, the transforming power Of the ter.
rible esll has broken out like some dead.
! y pestilence amongst the people of the
United States, converting individuals SUP
posed 70 be civilized into barbarians, seem.
- have no likeness in history, the cruel
ties II has engendered can find no parable
except III the Sepoy rebellion which mad,
the Christian world shudder as its detaill
became known. La Western Virginia i
has taken its Midnight burnings Of dwell
lsnss occupied, in the absence Of til
heads VI the families, only by helplcs
women and children, the escapes related II
two eases being the narrowast ID il posi-
Die to Imagine, whilst every outrag
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19

New ork, Oct. +.
Flour-t5 36fa540 Super State, s. 55
Mo 90 Extra STATE; s. 3O(a.5 40 super
Western; s. so(a5 80 Shipping Brands
Extra r. I'll u.
Wheat-Firm 81 A. White Western;
81 23(al Is Milwaukee Club, 81 "a
Winter Red Western
Corn-Good Mixed Western, 81.
Whisky-Qniet and firm at DC.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-19
Louisville, Oct. II

The rebel, Gen Hawthorn of Mississip-
pi brigade, at Hopkinsville, Ky, trans
ferred that post-oiiice to the charge of a
confederate postmaster. Thus the south
ern kentucky towns are regularly supplied
with southern mails under authority of
rebel F. Nj. General.
X ported that General Hardee il In
command at Bowling Green with troops,
including 1000 Texans, whom, from their
Wild appearance, the people there take for
Indians.
Louisville ~ quiet An accumulation
Of aouthward bound travellers are ut the
hotels who find ii impossible to get
through our lines