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zOLLIC0FFRR RFTRF7Ts.

LOUISVILLE, NOV. 10.
Gen. Buel has arrived. A letter to the
Journal from Grab Orchard, says Zollicoffer
retreated on Wednesday, blockading the
road from Cumberland Ford to Cumberland
Gap by blasting immense rocks from the hills
fnto the roada
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ny. STOCK BIARKRT.-N Nov. 10

VT0NEY-Fssy AID plenty per c-nt. on call.
BTFRIIRts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nrm "
los for best bankers bills. -.
t3TOgJK Es-Farties are realizing auq the ma hS.
IA All down and duli. Chic go Rock Island pa
cleveland Toledo g; Galsna Chicago lSfi
Mict igan south IN 1915; do g1aranteel 471
SiK; Hudson lOSs; Erie s44; Erie eietTel 0',5
New York LenJr9 s0s; Pacific Mail sif5i EEle 2.n
bonds 7b5S; California Ts e; Virginia . -
souri, Sc AK; United States 6s 65 ss United sta''l
g 'sI registered 9ix.
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DEFEATED.

PONT OF RoOKs Nd, Nov. I5.
Col. Gesry received information that the
enemy were about erecting Notifications op-
pesite here. Geary and 25 men crossed the
river and surprised the enemy. After firing
three rounds the rebels retreated, leaving
three men and one horse dead.
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TELEGRAP.HIC.

Playing War is Played Out"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPHEREoTYPEA-stimpson is, beyond all
question, a Superior artist, and we advISe
those wishing to get fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
zen and STRANGER. R27:tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

AN ATTENPT.-Tfe King of the weather,
who has 80 long Yeigned, attempted yester-
day to vary his movements with q little
snow, but it was q sorry attempt, and did
not please the people at all.
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~ There win be no ssrvioas ct the Erie
Street Baptist Church in the forenoon TO-
morrow. Nesting in the evening in the
Lecture room ct O'Clock. The Sabbath
School win BE- addressed By the pastor at /
O'Clock, ?. n.
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FURTHER FROM PIKETON, KY.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.
The amount of the Federal Loan taken BY
the citizens of Baltimore thus far is 81, ,000,-
0n0
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RRnnI NRWYnRK-

NIW YORK, Nov. 10.
The Secretary of the Treasury had an in
terview with the Committee of the Assoeia-
ted Banks this afternoon, at which arrange
ments were made for the taking of the third
$50, 900, 900 loan,
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M ADYRRTIsRllRNTs.

q. D. Kendall 4 Co.. Dmbroidsred GoOds.
+. A. Palmer-Jaques' E1traet o. Pond Lilly.
\. Z. paimsr-s Stimulating OnEusnt.
E.A. Palner-FhotogFaphi Book Marks.
4. A. Palmer Olyoerino Cream.
4. A. Palmsr-savage's uralna.
b. W. Jones-GrOesriss.
b. Bureh a Oo.-straY Cows.
Fer sale "A good Ohicksrins Plano.
Rottbsrg Hans usnann-Embroldersd Slippers.
qoorgO sprague-Crude on
W.P. Fosg-Lava Tip Gas Burnsrs--Local Notice
Hawks Bro.-Local Notice.
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CRAwFoRD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" is
the very best fSr family use,
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
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~ Pictures of the Great Fleet, and Maps
of Beaufort and vicinity, are in Leslie's IL
Illustrated, and the New York Illustrated, for
the current week, at Hawks.
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~ Crude oil in quantities to suit re-
fner'a wants, in store and for sale at Geovge
sPTague's, oviatt Exchange.
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Bowders or LiquidA, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
auP8-R1I
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THAEKs.-Se are obliged to Mr.. J. N.
Holland, Route Agent on the G. @. & c. R,
R., for late Cincinnati and Louisville papers.
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~ ]. B. Hslrs Arnics Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts
etc. Price 25 cents, at No. II Public square
Nov s-R II
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FRANK PARKHR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % seI Ieca street, A No. HorA IS and
Oarsisgss at reaaqusbls figures
Ssua4R76;lY
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% Rev. P. c. .Hesdley of Massachusetts,,
isexpected to preaOh in Plymouth Church on
Sunday (to-morrow) morning and evening.
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COMMON PLEAS

Wither vs.. Penhale, action for damages
arising from false representations in sale of
land in Missouri, on trial.
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ADNITTED.--William G. Lane, ofssnduvkv
was yesterday admitted to practices in the
o. s. Court.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

Lava TIP GAS BURNERs.-I can supply
the Lass improved Lava Tip Burners for q
cents each. W. P. FoGa.
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SPECIAL NOTICE;


The cold season Is approaching, ard your difHcuI.
y vim surely be worse and perhaps rendered IN.
oUsAsLE.
TReFe Is no guess work In the examination or in
tn administering Of the Medicines Tor By the in
strumsnts used there can be no mistake and the
Doctor hesitates to inform the patient or his
hisnds Of the zRUE state Of tn case.
The Bootor's parlors ct the WeddsI House ara
thronged daily, many parsons coming from distant
slatsss and others who wtrs disheatened BY FORM
e. experience and large sums paid to quacks, here
md health, and that too By paying verE moderate
md reasonable charge.
There is no charge for consultation.
Doctor A1ER does not cure By mercury, csustlcs,
qunins bIisterng bleeding or any Of the practices
Usually resorted 70 in the treatment Of chronic dis
easos. The treatment Is admirably adapted to per-
sons Eho cannot take strong medicines the effects
ere prompt and permanent and but q feW days trial
VII convince the most Hkepticsl The Doctor win
with pleasure name parties who can be seen and
o0nyerssd with in this city, who have been cured
b. his mode Of treatment Those who are now
tampsrng with their Lives under the blind guidance
of travelling or who tying by inch
e under the hands Of physicians who do not under.
stand the nature Of their disease or true mode Of
cure delay longer, but while you have The pow
e. sex IN q rational way to regain your health-
1hczs tco Wbo are waiting for the disease to "weal
CT" think uhils it is time, OF those who, like you
EaIisd but IN vain and have gone before you. NAM
tbousands o thoss who have gone doRn to th,
grave Bitk oonsumpfion might have been saved
had thsT taken proper prsca1tion and checked tn,
disease when 1t was oatarrh or Inflammation Of th,
threat Prof By rejecting upon their fatal neg,
lscE
~ uhs charge shall in no case be sbovs youl
usana. novl:s75
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~N.Y. Weekly, N. Y. weeklies, and
London Quarterly Review for October have
be,Nn received by Hawks & Bro.
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TRAYELRRs' REGISTER.

Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving
their address at the Omnibus Office, M Superior
street, next door to the Weddell House.
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s'Ths Noblsst STUDY Of Mankind is Nan p

"rhe Noblsst Study Of Mankind Is Nan p
But debaled and desruaed manhood, q curse but
60 prevalent IN cur planet. Oh keep the fatal
thait1 Of disoaso snd complaint from your elfcisni
Warnings and sdvlre can Be- obtained in the book
"Humsn Ersilty, or Physiological Rss arohsa." Il
viii u,auFodly recall tbs hack. sliding ffun ths evil
pzactioE prsvaieut 70 "a alsrning extent, aud b
unsrring guiding star % health and resuscitated
snsrgT Thousands attest the bSnoht Of needing lta
oounsslI and advice.
Sold b. DR. BARROW, lpi Bleoekor street, New
Eork. Prica . cent?. Sent iree OvoryVherO.
Sold also hY g. W. Ozark, Druggiuis, Cleveland,
nhln
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ANgw CoUETERFErT.-cOunterfeit fves on
the Farners' and Mechanics' Bank of Phil
adelphia, we're put in circulation last Fri
dav.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosroE, Nov 10.
The collector Of this port has received IN
structions from Washington 70 stop the e1-
portstion Of saltpetre and gunPoWdeF.
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chin,neys, that CAE
NOT BE BROKEE BY TEE HEAT, ca n be touud at
W. P. FOgg's, corner superi0. and Seneca
streetg
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WHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
70 zaa HBkAE SIGHT EVHR IEVE1THDi

~S1@.:@8~
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OHIUAGO lIARKET-Nov. rs

FLOUH-Esrket quiet.
WHEAT-Market 70 lower. Sales at 707 9Tlc
for No. !, and 64665}kr fsr No. ip store.
CORN-Msrket tirm. sales 81 z192Sc for mixed
In store.
OATS Market better.
RECEIPTs-s SO DDls hour; 1900 bush wheat
'SSTHiPMENTs-s.OsO Bbls -four; "A. 900 bu wheat
FsREIGHTs-Frmi lac on corn, lSc on wheat
% RSXSUHANGE-on & New York, firm at Ne pre-
trnfuu
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UNITED STATES COURT.
DISTRICT CoURF.-Isaac Garwood, iuaicted
for cOunterfeiting coin, plead guilty, and
was sentenced to the Penitentiar1 scr one
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9rMlxI MatlEEa.

4Nloob-hoa LosE-HoW REToaED.--
JuEt paslsrhsl b sealed Eavslsps; prios oontu,
a hocture on The Mature, Treatment and radical
oars ef epernatosrhoa OF Seminal WcstnUl1, In.
voluntary Emisaioaa, Sexual Debility, and Impels
imsnlz % Marriage generally, Nervousne'1s Jon
tGmpticns EPILEPSY and Fib Rental and Physical
Anqa1acliys resalting ifom aeii-Ahussi ABBY
ko1r. Y oULVERWELL, M. y, Adhered he
oluEE naoE, 90.
hoan 9 Thousands of Sulorora." gozt undsr
lal N Fain onV9lops, % hny afdrul1, EoGI nkID,
ea rcoopt of six cantl, Or two po4ta7e stlutl, bT
Or. ca. ]. q. KLINE.
~ 60ssrT, New York, Post once Ros, S5ie.
HcpttitWs5f
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Suction SaEes.
MONDAY, NOV. 18, 1861.
Furs! Furs!! Furs u!
Large sale of Ladies' and Gents I7urs, RObes. &c,
AT AUoTION,......-........-.BY 0. GUTTER & SON.
At Store No. us Superior Street.

At Store No. us Superior Street.
o. GUTTER SON will sell on Monday, Now
18th, at tore No. IT'S Superior stEea9 commen cling
at clock A. NJ, large and varied assortment Of
adies and Genta urs, coRsisiinE Of Hudson Bay
Siberian squirrel, Royal and imitatio4 Ermene,
River Nina. French cable, and q great variety OF
other Furs for Ladies' and Gents wear; including
Cents Collars. Coats, Gaunkets, Gloves, Fur caps,
sleigh Robs8. in great variety.
These Furs are Of superior quality, and such as
have been offered be1ors- In this city Auc-
ton. We warrant eYery article free from damage,
and should IL prove to the contrary the purchaser
can return the article within a hours ON time Of
purchase and the money viii bergfdndsd. The store
will be open for the inspection OF the stock on Fri
day and Saturday, Nov. 18th and 18th.
Those who wish 70 purchase really good Furs will
do well to attend this sale. Remember the riacc,
Griswold & Co.'S Dry Goods store.
M Dealerswili do:well to attend this sale ia
IfRHs-cash, bankable funds, at time Of sale.
novl
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nd EOJl0WONsOF,


4soee1t &c ef5Glo OPHciGA
se1s tke lgr7sst ssy b ant Of tho most improved
Ei11I q tflEoEA 0AEEs all hia Glasses, whether
lor neef o. az algtAseg are ground under bis oEn
Ql3ctons ~ uao1lEiasg eta new construction, with
rrrlnl e1EHe1li Dizilrelz or lnlsmnnticl of th'
Iss, ead fnpaFtlnf strength for long raafing O.
n. foiononson Wo1id hgrsiniozm the public thsi
h11eTeE GlElcgz any one IN the Hale ni Ste Lenses
Nirc. GTIoud "a I1rt7lent Of Hr u effs IS fl8
ETQEoeO1f rs, O0EIEh Is, &c, On had,
~ ARILE1QfATs HEEs iniart8d without Dain,
9iss-Ea. fs ss7sEioF elssss, under American
uctL ua1isi4W
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mILwAUKEE MARKET-Nov. IS.


EIOUH ~ Market steady.
VVHEAT-slsrket moderately active. Sales Of
T4c for No. /, and Tie .er no, ,,,.
RFCFIPTl-I5OO bb -four; 5000 bush wheat
sHfPNENTs--6,5O ,5OJ bbls flour; l7sst0O bush
vrffe
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DIED.--At Willoughby, Ohio. on Tuesday,
Nov: Il, Prof. s. $. SEARS, lSEe Principal Of
the WiIloughby Collegiate Institnte
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DIED.-At Wnloughby, Ohio. on Tuesday.
Nov. u, Prof, s. 5. SEARS, lSEe Principal Of
the Willoughby Collegiate Institnte.
Alta meetingOf the Executive Board the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, It having pleased the Almighty
Dispenser OF events to remove from our
midst Prof. s. s. Sears, lste PRINCIPAL of Will
loughby Collegiate Institute.
ReSotUed, That we bow in humble sorrow
and submit sion TO this affecting dispeusa-
tion, and trust that it nay be overruled for
good because 7srmitted BY him " that doeth
all things wei."
Resot1ed, That great and good man has
been called to his reward. One who iIlus-
trated IN his lie the living benevolence Of
Christianity, and in his sickness and death
its sustaining power.
hesoL0edi That as an educator, Professor
Sears had but few equals and that to his
skill and untIring industry WillouRhby Col
leglate Institute is mainly indebted for the
hlgh position it occupies among literary in
| stitutons.
Resot7sa, That community has lost one oi
It's most useful members, and the cause oi
education one Of its brightest lights and
most jealous and successful advocates.
ResotDed, That in the decease of Professor
Sears We have lost wise counsellor and
true friend.
ResolUed. That we most deeply sympathis,
wit his widow and bereaved family in thil
their hour of sorrow and tribulation, and
aheetionately tender to them theseour cert
felt expressions of coincidence and grief foi
their great loss.
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WESTERN REsERvE COLLEeE.-The pros
perity of the Western Reserve College is
visibly manifested with each annual cata-
lOgue. Itnow ranks with the best institu-
ticns of the kind in the country. As is well
known, bad management, reduced the at
tendance and the advantages of the College
to so great degree, some few years since,
that it was for time a matter of doubt
whether it ever recovered its position, but al
the present time all fears of this kind are
blown over and the position which the inrti.
tuition is entitled to take is rapidly being ap.
preached.
The present number of undergraduates il
52--the senior class numbering but seven
The number of pupils in the preparatory
department is So. Advantages in the way
of instruction and cheapness Of living are t.
be obtained which surpass those afforded By
most other colleges, it being estimated Aha
the whole annual expense of student nee,
not exceed 500, exclusive of travelling an
| clothing.
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autGls.
st. NICHOLAS HCTIl
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUOED 10 50 PER DAY

Since the opening OF this vast and commodious
Hotel, in 1854, Il has bsen the single endsavor Of the
Propristors to make It the most sumptuous, con-
venient and comfortabls home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer 70
the comfort Of its guests they have endsaTOred,
without regard to cost, to provide and to oomhins
al the elements Of individual and social snjoymsnt
which modern art has invented, and modern tasts
approved and the patronage which it has com.
mandsd during the past six yesrs Is 3 gratifying
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated
To meet the sKigencies Of the times, when all are
required to practice the most rigid economy, the
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the samo time sbsting none Of the luxurie8 with
which their table has hitherto been supplied
TREADWELI, WHITOOMB 90,
New York, Sept 2. 1851 sep7:sss-sm
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HAWts--gOst--8Eward.

WANTED-A SITUATION AS
w OLERK, in any resptctsb.s business, 0y
person of long eXpeIouc., a. Salesman ~ tql1
Bsst Of reference given. apply or address l. l..
Bearcslsy. lesder omcs. nosiE.Sot
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900 Cary. Cough Cure. deoi8aI
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BRIAN SYSTEM OF CURE,
ENLARGED NECK,

ID not practieed BY sny other physician, and the pub
lie should makea note ofthis fact. d has met Will
.-.reuy In sts r---r ,F uro-bocsgo ~
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MN RBOIAL


PFssldoRt--J. LsWRATHERhT.
Woe Pras't-M. .. sOoII. rreasuror--R. T. LEon.
a. B. Clark, A. Qrin, " 8, Davis, u, Brownsfl, n.
Harvey, a, J. Beggos, 8. 81. Lester
nHyEnuEl
5. 3. Le1tsF' J.e. HulSsY, NIB. Scott.
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OLRVELAND BiARKRT--Nov. rs,

RLOUR-Quiss snd unchanged.
WHEAT saloa o. red a. sis, on track, ana white
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.aUezEG g8
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HOME AGAIN-G.S s. RILLIAIe,
Steam Dyer and shawl OleansE, begs Leave Q
11nennce 70 his friends snd the public, that Be
nome aTfn and located at 81 st. Onir street, CgVt
land, O., where be has htted up DYE HOUSE viii
tho best machinoTT, roesTde55 Of expense and Eai
bers himself that By strict attention 60 bu9inoa1 hL
n viii be able to regain that patronage and super
9hich fer 90 many YsaEg crowned hiS eudearol1-
Ri0iuls1f'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-12

A GooD IDEA.-Thc Governor of New
Jersey has sent commissioner to visit
all the Jersey regiments at the seat of war
and prevail upon the men to send their money
home. His plan, which meets with success,
is to have the Chaplains 60 around few days
before pay day, and get the men to say what
amount shall 60, and then be on hand to get
the money from the Paymaster. The whole
amount is then sent to the Governor, and the
mems orders on him are paid wherever the
men reside. This furnishes the men with
safe express, free of charge. This is most
excellent plan, and should be followed by ev-
cry State. Under present circumstances it is
difficult for such as are disposed to send their
spare wages home, on account Of the distance
and the absence of safe means of transmitting
the gold with which they are paid Such an
arrangement es that mentioned above would
not onl y obviate these difficulties, but by it
those who are careless in their expenditures
might be induced to save money which is now
squandered in various ways, and send it home
either for safe deposit Or for the benefit of
their families.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-12

WHAT THE SOUTH ARE FIGHTING FOR
Southern men Of course arc good judges in
regard to their own intentions and institution.
The New Orleans Advocate uses the follow
ing language in regard to the Methodist
Church, South:
One of the principal elements of the
great pro-slavery movement is friendship for
the negroes Southern people feel profound.
ly assured that they are fighting for the only
rights, the only comfortable life, and the only
true social and political seatus the negro can
ever have. They feel that they are fighting
for the only true Christian civilization the
African can ever enjoy, either in this or any
other country. Slavery is rapidly coming to
be regarded as a providentia system of Afri-
can civilization. 1t has long since come to
be regarded as a power in general civiliza-
tion now, the idea of the present and eter.
nal welfare Of the African is involved in its
defence. Southern men defend Slavery, now,
upon the Same principle and with the same
spirit as they do their religion, their homes
their wives and children, their personal honor
and independence"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-12

destined to prevail, we may safely anticipate
the ultimate triumph of our cause. 1t is
true that amid our national prosperity we
have been too much inclined to forget God,
andJwe have made poor improvement upon
the distinguished national blessings bestowed
upon us, but we may yet hope for the pardon
ing mercy of God and the gracious protec-
ton of Of His guardian providence. Let us
not be unmindful of our dependence upon
Him, but confess our sins, implore His grace,
and cast upon Him our cares, knowing that
He carcth for us.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-12

DR.. ELL1oTr.-This veteran editor of the
religious press is doing battle valiantly for
the cause Of the Union in Missouri. He
will be found more than match for all the
trai'orous conductors Of the religious press
in the South. In the last Central Advocate
he says:
The war of liberty is being fought in
earnest in the West, and the battle-grouuds
are red with the blood OF the slain. None
but know Of the tragedy in Missouri. We
mourn our slain Lyon, and in a thousand
homes the wall OF sorrow is heard. The
South is bringing up into our borders war,
with its horrors, rapine, pillage fire, and
slaug ghter. Famine and pestilence will soon
follow unless the west rallies to our aid. The
South has commenced this atrocious and un.
natural crusade against human rights, and
backed by all her legions will push it to the
bitter end. Let the North and West awake
from the dream of fancied security, and gaze
at the peril to their homes and altars. The
South has ruled you for thirty years, and
now would subdus you. The toe is at your
doors-active, armed, unsparing. Awake!
awake awake! Men of the West, from
the Lakes to the Pacific, arm Arise in YOUR
and drive the red tide of battle from
your shores.