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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

PHILADELPHIA MNT.-Tbe total coinage
at the Philadelphia Mint, during the months
of January, February, March, April and
May, was S3l, ,l53,2O6 In the month of
May, the copper coinage amounted to SILL
O00.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

DISTANCE LENDS VALUE.-H Lime Point
had been located on Montgomery street it would
not have been rated on the Assessment Roll at
so high figure as some of the witnesses placed
it; but as it happens to relocated where nobody
can see it, of course it is immensely valuable,
because the Government needs about ten acres
of it-TCan,
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

THE DOUGLAS FUND.-Messrs. J. c. Nc
Kibben, ]. A. McDougal, John Conness, Leon
idas Haskell, John Nugent and j. W. Cof-
froth, constitute the auxiliary committee for
purchase Of Homestead for the family of the
late Senator Douglas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

WIN. HENRY, one-armed man, was recent
ly attacked by a grizzly bear, while herding
Sheep near San Antonio, Alameda county.
He was badly bitten, and out for his dog and a
Mexican who happened along, would have been
killed
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

LETTERS 0vERLAND-Qu number of
letters we're received at the Nevada Post
office, yesterday evening, from the East, by
che overland route. From some cause no
letters were received BY the first mail from
a,lglpoint easr of New York.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20
CITY BREWERY.

TINE UNDERSIGNED WOULD rs rs
i spectfuuy inform the lovers Of gooo - - -,
BEER. that he manufactures an article 'n'
not fail to please the taste. ,ocn,
&C. Lager Beer furnished regularly 10 b"Isl pslyss
Saloons, Families and dealers generally a. Nv
NA's'' A. BLAsAUF,
dee25 City Brewery, Spring St. Ns'''-
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

THB body of S. N. Turner was found lately
four miles northwest Of Visalia. The Jury, in
their verdict, state that the deceased came to
his death by physical exhaustion and mental
alteration"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

SHOT HIMsBLF.-Thomas Hayes Of Sonora,
who took his revolver to FIRE a salute on the 4th
of July, let the weapon fall, when it exploded,
and the ball passed through his leg and lodged
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

CAvoUR's wILL.-By his will, Cavour, who
was never married, has left the bulk of his
property to Einardo di Cavour, his brothers
son, and there is bequest Of $4,000 liyers to
his native city of Turin. for an infant school.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

VERMoNT.-The sum of $500 has been rails
ed by the VermOnters of San Francisco to pur-
chase flag for the Vermont regiment.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

We learn from the Folsom Telegraph that
the dwelling of Francis Clark, of Folsom, was
destroyed by fire last week. The loss is said
to be $4,000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

RHODE IsLAND.-The Rhode Islanders Of
San Francisco haue raised 500 to procure a
flag fof Governor Sprague's regiment.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

THa u. S. steamer. Shubrick, Capt, Boegs'
is at Mare Island, in fine condition, and ready
to receive orders.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20

Mint AFFAIRs.-During the week ending
on the 18th, the gold deposited in the Mint
amounted to 25,756,39 ounces. The coinage
during the week was 1920 900.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20
BIRTHS.

In tins city, July l7th the wife Of T. Ellarl Bean,
of a son. @o'
In this city, July 18th, the wiSeOf chas. ch.Ds,..
Of daughter
In this city, July 18th, the wife Of T. scbara os
son.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-20
UNION DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor.
JOHN CONNESS.
For Lieut.. Governor,
RICHARD IRWIN.
For Congress,
HENRY EDGERTON,
JOS. G. McKIBBIN.
Justice Of the Supreme Court,
II. G. HITHTAN.
Attorney General,
GEO. w. BOWIE.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
GEO. 8. EVANS
state Treasurer,
j. II. LANDRUM.
state Controller,
JAS. E. HUFFMAN.
Surveyor General,
j. j. GARDNER
State Printer,
JOHN IL. RIDGE.
For District Judge,
JOHN Il CALDWELL
j. b. JOHNSON.
For Assemblymen,
y5Si y5g,I EASIAAAS, yysRsAs, " W rTS6FRs,' TMSs'
For Sheriff.,
CHA II Il ES H MT.
For County Clerk,
ID. B. LAYTON.
For Treasurer,
HENRY EVERKTT.
For District Attorney,
THOMAS. II. HAWLEF.
For Collector,
JOHN HUSSEF,
For Recorder,
hUGH Ii. THOMPSON.
For, Assessor,
FERGUS LEARY.
For Surveyor.
y. II. GAMBLE.
For Public Administrator,
MICHAEL BURNS.
F6rCoroner,
w. @. POPE.
Supervisor I'd District,
- WALTERS.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

st. Louis, Oct. IL.

st. Louis, Oct. III.
In the afternoon session of the conven-
ton among number Of resolutions Of
iered and referred to various committees,
was the following offered by Mr.. Hitch
cock That the Committee on Ways and
Means be instructed to consider the expe-
diency of action by this convention for the
purpose of coniiscating the property of all
citizens, residents or persons In the State
who shall, after the expiration of the time
limited, be found aiding or abetting the
rebellion now ON foot within its borders,
and for application of all property SO con-
fiscated first to reimburse loyal citizens of
the State for losses sustained by them in
tie support of the Government . And I'd.
For the use of the State, and that the
committee shall report by ordinance or
otherwise.
Mr.. Howell moved to reject the rcso-
luton al once, stating he did not wish
such resolutions to come before the COM
mittee Of which he was a member, even
for consideration.
The motion to reject was lost: yeas p,
nays IS.
Mr.. Howell then resigned his place on
the committee, and the vacancy was filled
by Mr.. Calvin.
Gov. Candles message to the conven-
tion asks for more simple and efficient
military law than now exists, and recon-
mends more prompt measures to provide
the means to carry on the State Govern
ment and meet the present extraordinary
emergencies. In view Of the postpone
meut of the State election, ordered by the
last session Of the convention, and as in
consequence of such postponement his
own term would continue longer than was
contemplated, he suggests the appoint
ment OF some person to discharge the ex-
ecutive duties during the prolonged Pc
riod that will elapse before the election
can be held.
A salute of 15 guns was fired in honor
Of Secretary Comcron and Adjutant Gen.
Thomas, on occasion of visit to the Ar
senal this evening.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
FROn WARRINGTON.
Tribune Special. I


-, Washington, Oct. Ii.
ne army OF the Potomac will probably
soon be divided into several corps de
arme, according to the practice of Euro.
pcan commanders. This plan has me,
with strong opposition from military men
OF tho old school, but Mcclellan has in
sisted upon it, and it will probably be
adopted. Should this be done, Gems. Me-
Doweh, Franklin and Porter will be
among the commanders Of these divisions
winch will be from $4,000 to 1000
strong.
Mr.. Muir, British Consul at New Or
leans, Is now at Washington, having been
a days on the route. His journey was
much obstructed by the transportation of
rebel troops on the railroads He SAYS
the same determination and enthusiasm
continued to be shown throughout the
South. The rebels are subject to serious
deprlvatlons, all luxurics have disappear
ed, and many of the necessaries Of life
were becoming scarce. Mr.. Muir will
probably soon return to England.
A squad Of the VanAllen Cavalry, un-
der Max. Weber, clptured rebel captain
from Richmond, yesterday, above Pools
vile.
j. Ponder Of Philadelphia, to-day de-
hvered 10000 Mimic rifles, which arrived
from Belgium in the Bavaria.
Early this morning the steamer Union
sent two launches into a creek about
miles from Aqua Creek to find a rebel
schooner. The expedition succeeded -
They were fired upon by a field battery but
not injured.
The Postmaster General returned to this
city to-day.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
Last Nights Report.
Attack ON Billy Wilson'S
ZOuaves!
SEVERE FIGHTING

Washington, Oct. l..
The Norfolk Day Book received this a.
m. contains dispatches received from New
Orleans, giving an account of surprise
and attack made on Col. Billy Wilson :
Zouaves on Santa Rosa Island. On the
the 9Th inst, detachments from several
Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama regi-
ments made a landing in the night and
drove in W .lson's pickets. Shortly after
wards fierce fight began. The Zouaves
Of Col. Wilson are credited with great
bravery and the rebels admit of loss of
40 killed and so wounded. The rebels
claim to have spiked the guns of the Zou-
ayes and destroyed all their camp equip
age. They also claim to have committed
great slaughter among the Zouaves, but
give no number of killed. The rebels say
also that they carried off number Of pris-
oners.
The Assistant Treasurer of this port
has been instructed by the Secretary OF
the Treasury to receive two year & per
cent. treasury notes In exchange at par
for the 7 $40 notes from any individual OF
corporations who may desire to profit by
the conversion.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
Words s Dispatch. /

Washington, Oct. IL.
Government has caused the arrest of
certain parties in the West who had large
quantities of goods intended to be taken
out on the plains and through the Indian
Territory into the rebel States. Contra
band trade of an extensive character Is
thus prevented.
1t is the opinion in high military quar-
ters that unless the enemy attack our lines
within day or two no battle i imminent.
The traces of their camps found by our
forces az they advance show conclasively
that the enemy, until recently, had a
force Of at least 20, 900 men in direct
line from Munson's Hill to I.ewiDsyille
Brigadier General Stoneman, Chief OF
Cavalry on Mcclellan staff, has been ap-
pointed Major General Of volunteers,
50 that he may personally superintend
aud control the large cavaly forces now in
the field.
The Maryland Postmaster who was ar
rested for sending bags Of letters to the
rebel States, has been brought here, to-
gether with bis packages. The Govern
ment has obtained much valuable informa-
tion from them. He is In jail
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

Washington, Oct. H.
Governor Ramsey, of Minnesota, who has
been here for some weeks attending to the
affairs of the State in connection with mil
i,ary matters, has appointed Napoleon J
Dana, graduate of West Point, colonel
Of the lst Minnesota regiment in place Of
Col. Mills "a German !, promoted to Brig
adler General.
Gov. Yates and Hon. VIM. Kellogg. Of
Illinois, have obtained from the Govern
ment for the armament OF that State,
81 900, 900, IA batteries of james rifed
cannon, 5000 muskets and 5000 rifles.
Ahe latest news from the Gulf squad
ron left Com. Mexican, who succeeded
Com. Meryine, on board the niagara
which is off Pass lie Outrie He was
making active preparations for the COM
plete closing up of the Mississippi. Com.
Meryine, whose departure was much re-
GREETED by the whole feet, intended to
ask a court Of enquiry, but there was ap-
parently no disposition on the part Of the
Government to censure him. The whole
coast, from Galveston to Florida Reefs, is
completely blockaded. Fort Pickens is
prepared to attack, in Pensacola, Forts
McRea and Barras and hold them. There
Is no doubt, IN the opinion Of the best Off
GERS there, that the place can be taken
without serious difficulty
Richmond papers are trying to conceal
not only their losses in the recent skir-
mishes, but also the forces that retired be
fore our advance on Lewinsyille, but their
deserted camps there betray the fact that
they had been recently occupied by 10, 700
to 20, 900 men.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
Foreign News.

st. Johns, Oct. IL.
Steamship Glasgow, from Liverpool,
I'd, via Queenstown, Sd, passed Cape Race
this p. III. Her news are four days later
The London Times says of Fremont s
recent proclamation that the document il
not to be wondered at, and the adoption ol
abolition doctrine may, if strife goes on,
be successfully urged upon the y. S. Gov
eminent, but fears the result of such q
measure would not be satisfactory.
A London company is being formed for
cotton cultivation at Queens Land with
Coolie Labor.
A submarine telegraphic cable has been
successfully laid from Malta to Alexan-
dria.
The Paris Constitutional asserts that
the negotiations relative to the interven-
ton in Mexico had reached no definite
result. No convention whatever las yet
been drawn up.
The St Petersburg Bee predicts the
early recognition by France OF the South
ern Confederacy
The Anglo French American treaty
went into operation on the lst inst.
An imperial decree opens the principal
French ports for the importation Of cotton
and woolen yarns from England and Bel
GUM.
The Bank of France has further ad
yanced the rate OF discount from 81 to {
per cent. The Paris Bourse showed
decline. Rentes quoted at 6sf 4Oc.
It is reported France would interpos.
between Italy and Spain.
Liverpool Breadstuffs generally quie
and firm. Various circulars report hou
easier ut 27s@30s. Wheat quiet an,
steady-Red Western los 4dMl0s Cd
Red Southern lbs; White Western l2s(a
Us Sd; White Southern l2s 6d(al3s.--
Corn active and advanced 9d-Mixed i
quoted: Yellow 81 6d@31 Sd.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

~ W V'Nt'
Unfonnded statements of character
prejudicial to the public interests frequent
ly appear in the telegraphic news OF jour.
mails published at a distance from the cap
itsl. The inquiry is often made why the
Government permits such dispatches te
pass over the wires. 1t is therefore proper
to say by request that these statement.
really 60 by mail, and not by telegraph
or are prepared at the points where they
appear.
Col. Hecker, who came here on business
connected with the troubles in his regi-
ment. now in KY, has left Washington
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
FROM HALTER
TT. Monroe. Oct.

The steamer Spaulding returned from
Hatteras Inlet this morning, bringing de-
tails of the recent engagement, which diff
fer little from the accounts already tele-
graphcd.
The Ind. regiment lost tents, provisions
and many knapsacks, &c. Col Brown
states his loss at 90. None were killed
The inhabitants along the beach came
in with the regiment.
The rebel loss has been overrated, but
il was undoubtedly large.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
New Yerk Market.


Now OK, Oct. L.
Flour-si 25M5 IS Super State; 81 45
@5 55 Extra State; s5 25d5 33 Super
Western; S5 55(ay5 65 Common to Medi-
um Western; So 75a5 80 Shipping
Brands Extra X. Ii. o.; Canadian rather
steady.
Wheat-Market steady; 81 Isl Prime
Choice Spring; 81 20 Mil. Club; 81 SOFA
! 81 Winter Red Western.
Corn-57 Mixed Western.
Whisky-203.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
Especial to the Post. |
Washington. Oct.

Washington, Oct. IL.
Several stampedes of slaves have occur
red IN Worcester county, Md.
Lieut.. Bliss, who has just arrived here
from the camp at Lewinsyille, reports that
everything was quiet at that point to-day
1t is understood that See'y Cameron S
journey to St. Louis has been undertaken
for the purpose of arriving at a correc,
conclusion concerning the state of affairs
in the Western Department.
The rebel priyateer, Dixie, is ascertain
ed to have been a Maryland vessel, form.
erly trader.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

Philadelphia, Oct. III.
w. j. Packard was arrested here to-day
on an order from the State Department as
being an alleged emmissary from Rich
mond, where he was connected with Sloat
a Co. Packard has represented himself
in Cincinnati and other places as retu-
gee from the South, and lately visited
Washington, il is said, on the pretence Of
giving valuable information to the Fede-
raj authorities, and had while there ample
opportunity to discover the position and
stIengti. vi ouI forces. iio Uas sent :o
Fort Lafayette this evening.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY GArK Cry orricr. /

DAILY CARR Cry orricr,
kEosuK, Oct 10, '6l. !
FLouR-superane 81 so Spring whea, extra u IS
Fall Wheat Extra o. s5
BRAN AND sHoRTs-e5 TO zoe q ieo ms.
CoRS-l7 to iec y bush.
HAkLEY-~No sale.
WHEar-ln good demand. Fall soads, Spring ii
choice do 55c.
RYE-atc dull.
OATS-leL d i5c. G
POTATOES -20ss IS by the lbaa retail lsc
sUGAR--Sew Orleans fair vi aiots. prime 10 Y a
IL clarified liss8i214; crushed and loaf ia @ i3s
aoLAssEs--piautation $3.50, sugarhoase 45a 50;
Golden Syrup 7oa75c.
coFFEE--Rlo i79lee. Java S22; Laguyra 10 aao
RlCE-eS Saloc.
soAP-Paim 0a4c. Family 5,.c German (cln.) -.
a7ae.
cANDLEs-s,ar Isa8 I6 stcarine 10. Mouldii
LARD--6c; retail Zoe.
BuTIER-Common 6asc; Choice 10, retail l2h.
LEATHEk-sole e5a2s. Harness 2sa3o.
HfBks-Dry &c green A. green sheep pets 3oS a5s
green hog skins l5c.
HAY-Tmothy, new s5 oo16 90. balsd % 0OSsI0
Prairie - %.
sEEDs-Hungarisn Grass w; Timothy sl 70; Flax
Seed 55a6O
oNloSs-a5a sec.
EGGS-~1basc.
WHITE BEANS-eocag 81 90
FEATHERs-a5a3o.
FRulT-Dried Apples 70cass0c bushel. Dried
Peaches 81 5oa 81 IS, Raisins ~ rs ts325.
CHEEsE-N sstern Reserve We. Denmak 81s47
BEEF--lhai &c gross 3a3s. y quarter.
sHEEP-kt 5oaaU ~ head.
HOGs-Dressed ii ale.
sALT-G. A. So 30 sack; Kanawha % cog 50 Sc
barrei Liverpool 81 eota 81 90 sack; Lake o. S.
g. ca bbl.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. 42n$ gel y bbl.; No. sl,
aSl1, No. &12A1l3. White Fish No. L 15 5Oa5 I.
e half bal. Cod Fish sac A..
RAGS-ihc.
OLD lRoN-isG' &C Y h. Brass "a Ioc y y. Cop
per le5sc D..
EACHAN9E--on New York, Bsnkable Funds / y
for gold II cent. 81 Louis II y cent for Missour
Fands.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
Times Dispatch.l
Washington, Oct. III

Gov. Morgan arrived in Washington
this morning. He brings the assurance
that New York will have 100000 men in
the icld before the close OF this month,
and that tie Empire State is prepared to
furnish quarter Of million OF men and
material aid to equip aad maintain them.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

Washington, Oct II.
Our pickets stationed near Prospect
Hill we're driven in last night by the reb-
els in force, their object being doubtless
to ascertain the position Of our advance.
Ali our troops are in comfortable condi.
ton
There is no change in the position Of
Smiths or AIcCalls division.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
EE- The Northern Line hos, uonx

EF The Northern Line boat. Henry
Clay, brought down ON Saturday morning
some 100 men Of Col. Mulligan's Irish
Brigade, taken on at Rock Island, and go
ing to St. Louis to be mustered out of ser
vice
There were also parts Of several other
companies of soldiers.
We had not an opportunity TO board
the boat, hnt gained our information from
a gentleman who did.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
Washington n o, safe.

Washington, Oct. II.
The Star complains that the over esti-
mate Of the army Of the Potomac has an
injurious effect upon the people of the
North, diminishing the number of enlist.
ments. 1t says 10000 more troops are
wanted here Immediately. Indiana has
4O regiments in the field already.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

Correspondence Mo. Republican,
Santa Fe, New Mexico, Sep. %.

Santa Fee, New Mexico, Sep. %.
New Mexico is still free from invasions
by Texans. On the 18th inst, at Fort
Fauntelroy, 400 Navajoes made an attack
on that post and were repulsed with loss
Of 20 killed aud A. taken prisoners. The
troops on the fort had but one man wound
ed. Col. st. Vrain has resigned and it is
understood that Kit Carson will succeed
him in command The Governors call
for the enrolment of all males between ls
and 45 does not seem to elicit much at.
tention from the people. | have yet to
hear of the first man complying with it,
requirements.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

bg~ All of US remember the constant
and welcome stream Of swhite wagons
that, in the paltny days Of 5ti-77, use to
pour lnto Iowa. At this point the tide
now seems reverted, and numbers Of white
wagons daily pass through town towards
the East. Several Of these, which passed
through Saturday morning, were but 20
ing out Of the State on a visit Others,
at other times, will never return
We have conyersed with persons moving
from Southern Kansas who assure u that,
in few days, there will cross the Missis-
sippi large number OF families who have
left that region on account Of the civil
troubles
The Eastern exodus is already passed
Has the Western exodus begun?
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

EF- The Hawkeye State, Capt. Gray,
which has been lying up during the sum
mer at St. Louis, passed up on Saturday
afternoon, under orders to bring down to
It. Louis one Of the Iowa Regiments now
at Davenport. We could no, ascertain
which regiment, but al the boat was not
rugged for bringing horses, We suppose it
must be the ! lth Infantry.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
Washington, Oct. ]

Washington, Oct. II.
Capt. Thos j. Wood and Lieut. Col
Richard w. johnson, both Of Kentucky,
aud attached to U. S. Cavalry, were to-
day appointed Brig. Generals Of volun-
teers and assigned commands under Gen'I
Sherman in Kentucky. Warren Thomas
has been appointed Surveyor Of Customs
at Paducah, Ky, vice Noland Remond.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
rrsin Kensucky.

Louisville, Oct IT
Gen Anderson left for Washington this
p IA.
Eleven rebels were arrested at Lebanon
junction and brought here this evening.
No news from below. No Southern
papers.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
say- That same old pile of barrels

SarThat same old pile of barrels of
salt still lays on the leyee, where it has
been for the last several months, and is
likely to remain forever. Can't some one
make some kind Of spec. out of that
salt, some way? Grind it over, for in
stance, and wrap il up for crushed white
sugar.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

New Work Oct

New ! ork, Oct. Il.
The T. S. transport Cahawba, is at an
chor off Grovesend, taking on board the
Sd Il. |. regiment, which was encamped
at lit. Hamilton. The Roanoke, Empire
City, Parkersburg, and Coatzacoalcos, and
the gun boats Ottawa and Unadilla have
sailed
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

EE An item in our telegraphic dis
patches of Saturday, states that more than
100000 horses have been bought at
Washington for cavalry service, since the
commencement Of the war, and at a cost
of more than $1,000, ,000--:hat is. an av-
eragc Of Sl25 for each horse.
Competent judges, who have examined
both at Washington and here, say that
the horses bought here are much better
every way and generally than those bought
for similar service at Washington. The
reason is plain All the stock in Iowa
came originally from other States, and
persons moving out here would, Of course,
take only their best stock with them -
But good horses are plenty here at 500
ON the average, and the highest average
We have known in purchases here was
el00.
Now, since treasury notes and part cash
would just suit the wants Of our farmers
and of the State generally, and would 10
a great way toward relieving the present
monetary depression, we think il would
be good plan if Government would send
purchasing agent out here, and at least
give it trial.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
more Prizes.


Philadelphia, Oct. IL.
The schooners Ocean Wave, Hatty
Ryan and Mecca have been brought in as
prizes from Hatteras Inlet to the Navy
Yard
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

New York, Oct. l..

At the yard of Edward +. Will
liams, Williamsburg, the past month, IA
schooners have been altered into gun
boats for the Government service.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

LTThe Quincy packet Saturday morn
ing brought up part way number of men
belonging to Col. Smiths 10Th Illinois
regiment. The regiment has been paid
of, and large numbers of the men seem to
be out on furlough, visiting in Hancock
and adjacent counties.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
Philadalnllia. Oct. IL.

The official vote of Chester county shows
a majority Of over 1 1000 against the Peace
party, not including the vote Of 1000 sol
diers. Berks county elects whole Demo
cratic ticket by over 1000 majority.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

nEThe river commenced falling on
Saturday Indications were, however,
that good stage of water for navigation
would permanently remain.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14
Toronto. Oct. II.

In Col. Rankins case the magistrates
decided that he should be bound over for
trial at the next Assizes, which sets next
week.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-14

peD- Forty-two tents, for the Sd Cavalry.
arrived by the st. Louis packet on Friday
last