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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-21


hTtheu'e q these JIils tie periodic attacks II
n.e,as . sek Headache may be perverted ard
ta@sh 81 the comm neement ot m at,a-k 10
nsasase feiei from paia aud sf.kr,es. viii he Oh
tanned. ~
They seld' m I'll. il removing tbs nausea and
heafeeAet' which femme are . s.biee..
4ney act seetly ulaA tie bowess.-r.moyipe
C9stuehns
lof Lfsfafg Nh, sta3tnt, Delicate Females
and al p.rfons q ese1t ~ had Il. they are vnln
aaie = LaFatr 4. impr4sins tis epeetite. giving
'0'e ana p.9of TIC cry stiyeoreant an. restoring
the natural '.astiei'y ln4 sire, 9Th I'll the whole
System.
Inc 'fpHaLlc Pills are The result of lore
invcsretiian ana carefully conducted experiments.
having oecn 10 USE many ers. during wlich time
they have prevented ana rel yed i yas. amount III
pain and suffering irem Headache, whether origi.
mating 10 tbs netranss yassn Or from dcransea
state III tie stomach,
They are entirely veee tabl in their competition
ard may be taten ali times with perfect safety,
without nahing any charge II DIST AMI tAe al
Of any dtsagreeableiast frdef8 Il easgfo al
mtnisferrttza "a essittta.
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEiTS!
The genane have Csc signatures Of Henry C.
spaldirg IN each Tx.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Med
iciaez
Bxwill be sent by mail prepatd on receipt
Of the j
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed 10
HENRY a.. NpiLDING
No. 4s tedar-streer.
nor2iaAwly New-Iork.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-21

Being the Oldest established operator ,Ethe city,
the superiority Vt a.spctnres, and Lis Efforts 10
please well known TO all. He Is now putting
up views of Main street, suitable fer mailing, for
the very low price u 20 and 5U ctnis each; the
largest and best picNre III ioohua ever takenJ
also u large view of 1T. Madison.
steroscopie views and boxes for sale and on
hihition ali arc respectfully invited to call and
examine them.
Der. if.4cs IS ...i -.
door from Third street.
Aug. ~ go. ID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-21

| In tho District Court OF
| Lee County, Iowa, at keo.
kuk. February Term, A. ID.
1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-21
WINDOW CURTAIN.
PHOTOGRAPHS.

NE would call the attention Of the public to
W the fact, that Mt Eu ELS ANBAuTi Pc Pho
TOGkAPu and SIEKKEO-CurIC GALLERY 10
fireplace 70 get
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

ALLIGAToR's iiGGs.-A gentleman
named Cambcll and his family liv.
oil m a remote native district OF
Bengal. One morning II fisherman
apucared at the bungalow with eggs
10 sell. They We're round, white
eggs, the size of tennis-ball, and
lh. sherman declared them to be
turtlc's eggs. They were purchas-
c4 md, being quite a novel pro-
tlcsion, the family were DESTROYS
n t,sting their ncwIy-purchascd
dr,l" lcieS, and the servant was di
rrata | to boil half u dozen of them
"a, breakfast. They were, in part,
cHtea by the family, when a fearful
nausea, pervaded the whole ofthcm.
The eggs were in consequence at
on"e discarded as inediblc. Mr.
famDell, however, from motives of
curiosity, procured a capacious
earthen gumlah shallow dish,) in
winch he deposited the ova, spread
IN q quantity Of clean, dry sand
over the same. The vessel in aues-
ton was atterward placed on the
Hat roofing of the house, exposed to
solar heat. In the course of three
weeks after this event, lac assembled
the ladder and took survey of his
incubatory stock, when to his sur
prise, and no less disgust, he beheld
q swarm of large, loathsome lizards
rrawiing about the succeed roof
THE act at once occurred TO him
shat that the eggs he had eaten
were those of an alligator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
DR.. j. d. Rankin & Co. IS

Dr.. j. ID. Rankin & Co.'s
CELEBRATED
Southern Family Medicines
CuNslsTlNG ~
Rankin & Cos. Ready Relief flnx
1 Mixture, ExpeetOrant, VeTmliuse,
Liver, SanatiVe and Chill &
/ Fever Pills, ,
TeNllESE Meilrinss are eaTrhlll i'el,a'''
e. tuil the southern diseases, shd are
T tho result at a long experience IA the treat
memI 0fIhe various diseases ui THIS climate,
m, hest medical authors admit that there
is srcai difference ia ihe treatment IT Ill
,,asc North aud South; therefore, We claim
IT, he much better prepared l"pui up a class
of mslicines suitable 10 the diseases uf this
climate Than Jayne, l.oudrn, Mcl.ane, aud
other persons residing in the North.
DR., j, d, Rankin's Pain Killer.
This mosl valuable medicine is eOmpOuI,-
de'l from the most powerful anolynts aud
anli-slasmolics known To the medical pro-
lcssi"nr ani has been used with the mssl
satisfactory results hy lis author II never
fails t. cure all anl every kind Of pains re-
garlic 'nf their location ~ the cause which
rro,lu' 'fr, The following diseases in
NArlal T.r.t .u Ha pr' illler via
Every i.r. ',..... HT ring slasms
of ever li. no. 600 rot nr.r II spas
medic turrrI. ns, ronvul,io.- tusfnr.r' ind
all the q a.. iiuu- rruurrrr' r,ih rArr' ,l.o
painful Wrns.rU7tiu1, lar.-r1uia1T nv
nus AT rI.ns u| every character on 90
heads ,r var arhr palms H. '.inl en-,
hack, Iirs. chest, nuitfs rrUrt. %, ., ,th,
ache, Ihauun'i 200, Aa- tisp,hr,i1 m lnrses,
B,B Or fHN. m. 4He R.lr In Ingle
case whyu ih. No ION, sfr followed nv
B agent, are aurA 10 rrtufu tl, purshase
mpnry.
Or. Rankin rF,.r Pills.
/ Are the mos. pow ru .m,iy ,1cr offered
! Ia the ,I'l,, iur .IT iver Tuup'yiutz. and
Billion. affection. 20. ~. character what.
ever, Alti dysIgIs. n. h.ei-arhr de-
/ rangeinvUi II tine r, he and bows
costiy,uess iuliyasr' Din iu a., side,
shoulder auH barL. ,m,, n bilious
| fcvcrs hills and 0.,c ..mIl,shn! nrry-
! Gus des.Ii.v. And IN crur'.r. cnts OF
! the sio 'Ht', t..,rrls nl.., 8. 4, sU.b sa null
ness a h., tn he mead, 1, uiyyr. ono s'om-
| sch, Il frl. iufuud, swimming In lee head,
heart rW, ~ nukiuE srusIHnr., rH-n,a Of
| the Il .Tu gEn n general lnH' sed
spirits auI in aI eases wanting Iur-
CATION
] LII. = AiAlN ksiH..H tNkN -U'u. tx
pscrogant
i'poSit ".S l.' ''si ncd'r,n1 ever "'.fo'-
cred 'ne"'",' P'"r's!' bi''' us,
coughs, eo,"S' Wh"'P'"s-oo"gn' "' ma
Sp'''ihG OF o,oou' ho"rsShe,s, pains aH' ore
ness III 'hs breast, oIins"''y OF pre"''ihs,
inh"rhza, nSn'hess oil me ehest, Group ana
i's most excellent remedy'o Pa'i'"'e con-
sumption
Dr. hASkiNs 'hLnnnArhp fhu1 AND
DiARnhEA MiSrtht; mill never ia'i' Mheh
inc aircc',onS are 'pI,o"e", 70 cure n".,
diarrhca, cho'crn choic."-'norou,' summer
complaints srip'hg, pains III 'ne stomach
and bowels SICK s'o,h"ch' 'oh'''hg' ma
cramps Also LOT M "''cn"'ses ~ o'"c"
| from the nose, lungs stomach WOMB ana IN
pr"iusc mcnstrnniion.
DH. HAWKINS CEhEnn ,rEn READY RELiEr
Is most nnquestionobly the best remedy
| ever offered to the public Ter diseases OF the
muscles and joints, rhcnina'iSni' goh', par
nlysis numbncsS, SDralIiS. SIM lUlntG, I!llS-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

Nu. Zoo Est TYPE OF HUMANITY.
--Ey take the following extract
from . nrticlc on "Barbarism and
,Y.'laa. uu,' in the Atlantic Month
.'r a, Interior of the island of
1Hn,n lNorc has been found GER
rmiu rlr. cot wild creatures, Of which
s'11tcd V, 'ictics have been discov-
'.d IN ,hn Philippine Islands, in
,.uu dy' 'ucgo, and in Southern
NrnH lncy walk usually almost
Greet o. 40 legs, and in that atti-
,uJ Dmosurc about four feet in
hcjgNl, icy are dark, wrlnklcd
uu4 hairy hey construct no habita-
toas form no families. scarcely as
.ar'a,r either, sleep in trees or
,rr... feed on snakes and vcrmin,
u. m's ~ IS, on mice, and on each
athu. hoy cannot be tanned, nor
nr.o" 20 ny labor; and they are
hunted anl shot among the trees,
ils, Che great Gorril'as, of which
rhvy are stuntcd copy. When
they are a1pturcd alive, one finds,
vii. surprise, that their uncouth
iagbtring. sounds like articulate
language hey turn up human
i.'"r :" :sssns "nJD their captor; the
females show instincts of modcsty ;
and, in fine, thoae wrctchcd beings
are men,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
"A n + O r. ID $
LIVER INVTGORATOR

NEW ER DEBlLlTATES.
| 1T Is compound entirely from Gums, and
n has become an established fact, stadnaro
medicine known s. approved by all that
| have used it, and is - now rcsorted owth
confidence in all the :, diseases for which it
| is recommended.
| It, has cured thou II ands within the last
two years who had % given upall hopes OF
relief, as the n,lmcr- Gus unsolicited ccrti
tcatcs inmy posses - sion show.
The dose must be & adapted to the tenn
permanent of the indi q; vilual taking itand
used in such Iuanti- ~ tics as to act gently
OH the Bowels. q
Let the dictates . Of your Judgment
guide you in the use ~ Of the LIVER INvIG-
ORATOR, and it will b, cure Lircr CONF
pimnts, Bilious At "a tachs, DYppsja,
Chronic DiarrhTa, - Summer Complaints,
Dysintery, DropsN. - Sour Stomach, Hobit-
uat CasGrcncss tAoi- ~ &c, CAaicra Cholcra
WorbHS, ChOicyG H. .JdpiVm, Fluiyiency
Jamnaice, ftmaie Wcakncsses and may be used
successfully as an Ordinary Family Ncdi-
cincc. 1t will cure Sick UcdIache, as thou
sands can testify, in twenty minutes, if two
or three tcaspoonfus are taken at COM
menccment of attack.
All who use it arc giving tcstimany in it's
favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigo-
rator and swallow both together. ~,
Price 81 per Bottle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
4 Gard from IL-as NnN.. In

All persons are cauiuuci not to- make.
deal in, or use any Sewing Machines which
sew from two spools o,d make the stitch
known as the GROVER i 8aau stitch M
less the same are pur, r-ed from zinc Gao
YER & BAKER SEWN Machine Company.
or their Agents, or License aai Stamped
under my patent of Scptem.os IH Isle.
Said Company, and tiCsr ni-r.sc- sion,
are legally authorized under tlgI. own pa
tents, and my said patsu, ,ar.H2 urr term
thereof, to make and sril JE- ,iaI cd Sow
in Machine, and all othars .., l.rac.o. gl.-
on NJ said patent, al w. ha dealt viii
accordingly, wherever .rrra
ELIAS HOWE gE.
NV York. TJau. @. I.5i-l-.tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10


"pRlHaE Bon Robert Lincoln.
sor Of the President elect. who is
known now as prince Bob is de-
stlped to make hls peculiar mark
and be remembered by the people
wherever he goes OF the many
good things told OF this boy in Bui'-
Ealo on Saturday, we heard the
following : a few days since, when
Mrs. Lincoln was on her way home
Ggnm Now York, attended by her
snu Robert, she found herself at
unia,o without pass over the
State Line Railroad. For that link
In too chain Of railway between
N@, York and Springfield no pro-
vision had been made. After Mrs.
Lincoln had taken her seat in the
ears 1t Buffalo, for the West. her
son Bob entered the office Of r. n.
Brown, Esq, the gcntlcmanly
Superintendent Of the State Line
Railway, and inquired if Mr.. Brown
vas N? Mr.. Brown responded.
sod jnquircd what was wanted .?
'4a irtcrrogator addressed him in
osantially the following Ian
&uage:
Ny name is Bob Lincoln. Tn q
-nn Of old Abc-thc old woman is
'n roo cars raising HI about her
paas--l wish you would go and at
Tend % her =
Air Brown every promptly filled
out thc requisite papers to enable
Mrs Lincoln to ride over his road
without payment Of fare, and deliv-
cred them to her. 1t is probable
that he old woman gave Bob no
.rther trouble about the passes
hnt rim - RocLcstcr D1mnnrut
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
MOTT CO

FEVllE undersigned is Agent for McSsrs.
& Miller, Wingate & Co., Of Louisville.
KY Manufacturers Of the KENTUCKY
HARVESTER, 4 Reaper and Mower combi-
ned. Molfet's Patent Lever Power. Thrcsh-
er and Cleaner. Page 4. Childs Patent
Portable Circular Saw NEIL Sanford's S''-1-r
Orders .HaaF.r a..e.l.f t.--r.Hl.
iuIt ilE' answered.
JEREMIAH -II EN.ur.
Dallas Texas STAY B. I-lE-44-E-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

Two men in France took shelter
in = fmrBf for the night, and in the
morning one of them was found
dead with cash upon his head.
His companion was arrested for the
-upp5sed crime, but protested his
innocence, and on examination a
aole vas discovered in the roof. and
rh etc0Fic stone which caused the
ela, was afterwards found near
where the men were lying.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

r.. .. .nI. i;RuwEHS. Mr., I'D Ill,
....n. at Waco, writes Ia the
.- 1850. list u rv'ipc for the cure
llictrd with that malig-
r... ,giuus aud fatal disease,
-.
ID. . husrl last winter flock
.. ... rect from Missouri, nnd
f.t .... ~ much about their man
Dr.. .... was surprised Ia learn
..... .,ighhnrs that the whole
.... f..r adly infected with the
.... Ine hundred AMI iiilN
r.' M ricd Ynuatl ; trratmrnl-
...ur.. uiItmcn,-hut without
.fr. Mr., Harrington says
n. advertised inraneNp'r'-
...... .. ,hcrl. was ihrlnhal"
r...nruran Emglishmam thorough
ID. ...un.,ird with sheep, aud plac-
r..,r, an,liar with the duties nj II
f...bn'
IA pie detection or tobacco
r.. o Do led strong, and applied
..... . removed the last vcSligc
.. d.. ease, aud saved every
..... .H' WAS alive at the time,
#ms .fur sheep wcro 50 badly
H.u 'm require second, and in
E# n...anccs third application,
r,.. u.. ,Nhihit beautiful coats ol
...r. "A. quiet, thriving finely,
"rr .r.. shoulders and nccks al
.... rN.l were the worst eaten, ap-
rnm Don N' full of shall holes, ~ If
mu1u III through the skin, which
w uusN healthy and healing rap
u.g. .m he sheep otherwise are
.l u". .lndition.
Hn .r. cnt foxes from killing
nm.- Ike Il rcd flannel string,
.n. .. nuarters Of an inch wide.
...u with sulphur and grease,
.... % . eek twist, and tie itround
u.n .n' neck. Thus serve the
u1u. an0 turn them out until Shcr-
.u rNHyu { take the string all oil.
lN ,'u sInplc mode ] have saved
npu1nyIs f dollars, and have never
.,' q hmD when | have practiccd
r...t : Gentleman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
Lost Certificate

z Have lost the unco 5ruaI head i-rt
4 certificate of Samuel '-rI....ru l.s-rl
by the Board Of Land CHnI.is-;ya-rs LII
l' County Izs..-- .. f..' i..T tea. 3 ..T.
rsr.- a' 'r.H. trh class 40 l-..-
'.- lIr14 r5...H ihs r...s r-az-rfh.f .g
lH- t-.. lE D.. .- proper 1lHa...
-l.I- .Hr .H.l...t. - O.. EFNHE
Dallas CO.. Eel. u. .-F.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
u. =. MAIL Stage LINE

HUM UN II'N", w JVTIN0VN = NIA-
TI0N, FORT WORTH AND Wealth
ERFORD, TO BELKNAP.
n EAVES Dallas and Bclknap on Mon
! days and Thurlays, at o'clock \. NJ.
and arrives at 6 o'clock =. NJ, connecting
with the the OVERLAND NAIL ROUTE,
at Bclknap, and at Dallas with every part
of the State.
J. W. Haynes, of Mckinney, having taken
the above mail contract, respectfully begs
leave TO inform the travelling public that his
route is inferior to none in the State, in COM
fort or time, having procured comfortable
coaches, good stock, and careful drivers;
and the fare as cheap as by any othcrroute.
d. c. Haynes. Route Agent, is fully au-
thoIized TO transact business on NV account.
J. W. HAYNES, Proprietor.
Mckinney. Texas. June 9Th. lSGO-5O.tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
MURPHY HOUSE
DENTON, DENTON Co, TEXAS,
III. MURPHY. PrcnricInr

THIS hotel is open for reception Of visitors,
and the proprietor would solicit the Patronage of the
travelling public. His table will all times he SUP
piled with the best the market affords, and his stable
with attentive Osters and feed of all kinds The pro-
pret0r promises close attention to the wants of V-
[jllyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
Wheat For Sale!

COO OR 200 bushels of wheat for sale
UOO on accommodating terms at nv
residence, miles north of Dallas.
wheat exchanged for Pine Lumber En-
qiire O F. " Hunt at Dallas or to the un-
aersigIeI =. 4. VIM.
June. 20, 1859 5l-f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
SANFORD'S FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts,

Ind PIT up in giess cases, air Gght, anil will
keep in any climate.
THNlIE Family Cathartc Pill is gcntlcbu
Il active Cathartc which the Proprietor
has used in his practice more than twenty
years.
The constantly increasing demand from
those who have long used the Pills and the
satisfaction which all express in regard to
their use, has induced me to place them
vi him tho rcncb of all
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
al. Charles EEOtel,
NEW ORLEANS.

ID. NJ. IiiIdreth ~ Co.. Proprietors.
Having recently bestowed much pains and expense
in thoroughly ovcrhauling the ST. CHARLES orEL,to
which added last year several suits of apartments
suited for families well as additional sleeping apart
mcnts for single gentlemen, the propricors are now
prepared to give increased accommodations to their
numerous friends and patrons, and take this opportu
niy of returning their thanks TO the citizens of Tex
as for the liberal patronage they have received from
that State. during the past year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
LIVE FgY STABLE

r. r.. FLETCHER
At the stand formerly occupied by NJ. NJ. Thompson,
Dallas. TEXTS,
Is prepared to accommodate pleasure parties and 9TH
with splendid carriages of all kinds, furnished
with wcll-raincd and spirited horses rich livery and
careful drivers, at moderate rates.
Travellers conveyed Ia any point not directly araila
bio by stage, with comfort and despatch.
Horses boarded, comfortably stabbed and attended
hv experienced hustlrrS, on reasonable terms.
Horses broken for the saddle To work in harness,
and warranted.
Cash paid for fodder and all kinds of provcndcr at
the regular market prices.
Terms tor horse hire, board. &c, invariably cash.
Horses, Carriages nythinE pertaining to this
line Of business, bought and sold on commission.
Dallas, Nov T. 1850 If
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

WlInln inc TCiicn vi All.
The Profession well know that diff
fcrcnt Cathartics - act on different por-
tons of the bowels.
The Family Ca - thartie Till has,
with due reference = to this well cstab-
lishcd fact, been n compounded from a
variety of the pur- - est Vegetable Ex-
tracts, which act alike on every part
OF the alimentary - canal, and are good
and safe in all ca = SEES where a cathar-
tic is needed, such \. las Derangep,ents Of
me Sfomdch, Steepi- q ness, Pains in the
Back md Lo'ns, Cos 6reness, Pain and
Soreness over the % whole body, from
sudden cold, which - frequently, if neg
lccscd, end in long 6 course of Feper, loss
Of APPETITE, creep C ing Sensation Of cold
orer the body, Rest "a iessness, Headdche, or
Height in the lead, all InRamatory dis
eases, HORNS IA Coll idren or Adults, Rheu-
matism, a great purifier of the blood, and
many diseases to which flesh is heir, too nu-
merous to mention in this advertisement
Dose to 8.
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver lnvigorator and Family Ca
thartic Pills are retailed by druggists gen.
orally, and wholesale by the trade in all the
large towns.
s. W. SANFROD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, New York
For sale in Dallas by J. MOTT, Jr. T32:1y1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
JAMES II. SWINDELLS,
SURVEYOR,
LAND AND GENERAL AGENT,
RplkuaD. TouDp COUufy. Texas.

VIII attend to the surveying aud locating ofland- in
Young aud adjoining diSfrct-the procuring Of pat
ents. paying taxes and the buying and selling ~ land
and land certificates. The Patronage II the public is
solicited.
w. A. Ferris Mark and Brand.-Fur
horses, brand FIR cattle, sheep and h0Es, ear
mark. swallow fork and undrrlit in the eQ, and
dersoJfe in the right May lSn----..45ly
>. G.. Reed'- Uarls and EIrHnd.-Brand
f4r hose H..' cattle ea. Dr. l.l.. -H."....r
f.ri elI rIH.-' staf end .H.r ard lr...
il tLe iF I'D rI lH +trz rr~. rfFr other
brands iH ai-'H- fr l.la Am Information thank
fiiiT sG-.iy.L Allr.-7. llls.H Itl uslils e.1aI9-
FaEzl -r. ........-..-Z ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
'N r. ~ n. AlllE
KERE0oT 81 WALLER,
Ati0rncysand COunSelOrS nj Law,
Dallas, DulIns 90, TeNns,

WIZ rraClOs lhriT prfssn iu lhs 'snTts IT lhe leah
''''riai histTri' ami ia tic Snlrrme and IsirTai
ls II ihr Nair,.-.,-,,,---ii uH. lssL,,,,... a. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

Price 81 per Bottle
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-18
Arms for the South.

1t is reported that immense activity pre-
walls at the private manufactures of arms in
Hartford and other portions of Connecticut,
and that orders from the South are constants
ly received ant. filled:
At single factory in Hartford one hum
dred and fifty men are working day and
night making patent rifles for the rebels Of
the Confederate States. Great numbers of
the ordinary style of Sharpe's rifles are also
manufacturing in the same city.
1t is further reported that the orders from
the military authorities of the Seeding States
are of the heaviest kind. 1t is no unus ual
circumstance to receive orders for work to
the amount of one hundred thousand dollars
day.
These contracts, we are informed, are ex
clusiyely Southern, and we learn, moreover,
that they are invariably accepted and are
filling as rapidly as possible.
1t thus appears that the Confederates, who
are now rebellious against the Government.
still fud aid and comfort from the North
New York Post.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-18
Pennsylvania.

In the hour of danger, the people Of Penn.
sylvsnia are always true to themselves and
their country. Tradition testifes as elo-
quently as the present enthusiastically bears
witness to their valor, and we have 40 fear,
Notwithstanding the efforts which are being
made by the sympathisers which treason in
our own midst, to thwart the intention of
Pennsylvania asming for the crisis. that
when call is made, it will be responded to
in number beyond expectation. The follow
ing from the Philadelphia EUening Journal
is cheering in this particular:
As we have frequently asserted, Pennsyl-
vanians are slow in being aroused but once
stirred up, they are terrible as an army
with banners" In various parts of our city
the citizen soldiery are bestirring themselves,
but III so private and transformations a style,
that they are searsely heard Of
Again, in the Fourth District, we learn
that one thousand Wide Awakes have or.
ganized, and are drilling nightly, to be pre-
pared for any emergency.
Thus it will be seen that, in the hour Of
peril, Philadelphia, and all Pennsylvania,
will be found in the front ranks.
Much quiet preparations going on in our
midst,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-18
Pennsylvania Aiming.
HARRISBURG. Anril II.

HARRISBURG, April r.
A bill has been reported in the House ap-
prcpriating half million of dollars for ARM
ing and equipping the militia Of the state. =
1t provides for the appointment of adjutant,
commissary and quartermaster generals by
the governor.
The war bill passed both houses tonight.
without amendment. Gov. Curtin waited at
the exec tive Office to sign it. 1t is signed.
The Charleston dispatches about hostilities
were announced in both houses, and produ-
ced profound sensation.
Mr.. Smith. Democratic member of the
House, after the Charleston dispatches were
received changed his vote to aye on the war
bill, Ali the Democrats in both houses vo-
ted against it. The bill appropriates $780,
900 for the purpose of armng and equipping
the militia; authorizes temporary loan j;
provides for the appointment of an adjutant
general, commissary general, and quarter
master general, who, with the governor, are
to haye power to carry the act into effect