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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18
A correspondent OF the Herald. from fol

A correspondent OF the Herald. from For
tTess Monroe, writes as follows:
Cen.rsbandA still continue 70 come in. lester
day we received one ana to-day one. They ooth
came from battery erected mile and hall ms
side OF Williamsburg, where they have been work
ing for weeks-tte same sad old story; haru
LABOR, poor food and cruel treatment. These men
have actually been Jays tie way, ana the
distance Is not 20 miles; they had to keep away
from the highway, In order to elude the pursuers'
during one whole stretch of days they had no.
thing whatever TO eat and woulI lrooaoiy nave
starved to death If a poor white woman { 10 not
know her name, hut it is written somewhere,
belieye) had not taken pity On then and gwen
them a loaf Of bread. " hen they came into camp,
they found in our colored population quite Let OF
acquaintances, and all their SORROWS were at once
forgotten. What with embracing and kissing
AID laughing and jumping, 1t was at once luul'
crous aud most impressive scene.
The order Of the camp continues good, owing
mainly to the fact cfsrdent spirits being entirely
prohibited. LxpTess packages continue to be IN
spected in obedience TO the oil law OF Gen. Butter
AMI ali brandy, whiskey is at once throw
overheard. 0le would not think tia the openins
and searching Of express package could give Az
INSIGHT into human nature; AID yet bow ch2Tac-
ter-tic is this box, With ITS Bologna sausage, Its
bread its "powerful Limburger Ease and {.
tie OF schnapps slyly hid in an old woo,,en stock
;.s-a is dutch" all over. Next comes box
wiz .Uoecco Of eli kinds-chewing. smoking and
Enufing-but, my stars what heavy tobacco! On
inserting the finger ii strikes against somethii :
lsfo' ana O., turning the box upside down, OF
L4Vfe bottles OF mountain dew are eAf'sou ~
the view Of me sorrowful Hibernian oHnS1, loi
tae lnnexioie Provost Marshal consigns t1em
together v''e the schnapps, to the brinv teep.'
Inc American box ia easily disting uished By u
neat packip~ b the many little deiicacies, such
.s fruits, preserves ana cakes, packed 81 iov e
hands, and by entire absence Of liquor. IN
EXPERIENCED eye can almost instinctivel, detect,
o. looking OF ;be TOP of the contents, whether
fhxre j. ass f,rhi iden f.ui. below or not.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18
Correspondence Of the Free Press
FROM MONTPELIER.
MONTPELIER, Oct II.

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Sept. lst2-When IL would properly take P-''s
% the March following The ''Jeo, is '1s e
by the arpoI''onin7'' ''.'''s ~
SIS, Vermont loses one hopf.s.n''t' I'D ooN 1S
which void make it necessary i'r Inc present
Legislature to redis'rict inc 0-'''' ""' "' '-0
extra session OF Congress 'iN was introduce D
and passed the House ana ~ '' Cd" a-' "''' '-
douotediy pass ths Hea". e. 1857 ''5.-7 '-
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

tGTUAN OF DR.. HAYEs.-The attempt Of
T., Hayes to penetrate to the open Polar
.-, TrPtsed by the lamented DR.. Kane to
hay- been seen by Morton, one of his party,
has Jailed. Dr. H. sailed for Smith Sound /,
about year and half ago; but found the
iNc ia penetrable and had to return. From
H,'i'ax, be telegraphed as follows:
HALIFAX, Oct. 8, 1861.
Honewsrd bound. Put in for repairs and wa
ter. Newere unable to penetrate Smiths Strait
.st his season or last on account Of heavy ice.
Eiutered Port Foulke, near Cape Alexan-
d. D, md have penetrated with dog sledge TO
's;ltade eighty degrees thirty-fve minutes on
lBe west SIDE # Kennedy Channel. In that chan
mel there much open water. The thirteen
surviving members of my original party well.
Two Of my companions, Mr.. Sontag, and Gibson
Csrruthers, have died.
I. I. HAYES
American Polar Expedition.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

The Ladies Aid Society in Shci5urnc, ior
the relief of ths Vermont Volunteers, have
procured lrom the Mandatory of Messrs
Dow 4 Nay of lIioes5ursh, yarn sufficient
t. knit about two hundred pairs Of socks.
winch they are now engaged 10 knitting.
They are also making donations OF blankets
&c. all Of which viii be ready for delivery
in the course Of three weess.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

The Senate withdrew and the bouse adjourned
The CAVALRY demonstrations. eompa-
MES arrived Monday night and the remaining
tvo. from Lamoillc and Orleans Counties,
wednesday night. Blankets were DIS
tributed 70 the new corners as they came
in, and by eight O'Clock they were IN
barracks.
The following are the officers Of the COM
panies now here
Clalendsn Couqly.-Fmnk y Phtt,
Captain. j. Il. Erhardt, Isl Lieut. r b
Edwards 81 Lieut.. ,r-
Remington Co1lety.-Wm. b. Collins,
Captain; j. G. Sheldon, LIST Lieut. 'o'' X
Bean u Lieut..
t,in. VIM. Peaman lst Lieut., Jei. Z
Clark "a Lieut.. ,,.c.
Windsor C0lmly.-S. p. Eundiett, GaP'''
4. j. Grove. lst Lieut.. John { homes
Caledonia. Orange and ESQ., Co's4t'es.L
A. W. Preston, Captain, j. W. Bennett 1T
Lieut., W, G. Cummings, = Lieut..
ITqf5,poton COUNTY, DIN D. Bartlett,
CAPTAIN. Vim. Wells lst Li-ut., II. NJ
Page 81 Lieut..
Rutland Conty.-S. G. PsTA ms Captain
/ Frank T. Hunton lst Lieut.
Windhq1u C9uuty-Josiah Hall Gaptain !,
Robert Scofeld lst Lieut.. y. F. Hay"oot
| 81 Lieut.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

Considering That the report of the attack
on big Wilson'S Zouavos on Santa Rosa
Liand comes t. us through rebel channels,
il is fair to infer That the credit given TO the
Zouaves for bs.gs.y, is the acknowledgment
Of ffty of their assailants killed, &c, bsto-
kens sew re dsssat G.. the rebels that ls,
if there is say truth whatever in the story.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

4 Costly REBELLIoN To HOLDERS + SLAVE
pRor~BTy N JIss thL-A L'aV"hWoftH
paper s..ys it has iaiOrinatioH - tue eject
.har or hundred slaves leave Missouri ey-
cry day ior Kansas. 1T this rate, should
the rebellion hold Tor a year or SO, 1t Will
need no emancipation proclamation to make
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

HousE.-Mr BaIch offered a resolution in
structipg the agent to be despatched to Washing
ton in conformity with the bill which passed the
House this forenoon, TO inquire into the feeling
existing in the Cd Regiment, and report.
After some discussion the resolution was re-
ferred to the com. on military affairs.
The Senate came in and a joint assembly was
formed to hear the report Of the com. appointed
TO canvass the votes for Governor. Lieut. Govern
Or and Treasurer. Hon. I. Z. Woodbridge, Pre-
sident pro TEN, OF the Senate, N tho chair.
Senator Woodward, f5r the eois. reported As
follows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

4 RTyARkABLE FAcr.-The New Bedford
Mercury states that Mrs. Samuel A. Frazer
OF Dnxbury. Mass. Is now Engaged IN knitting
stocGiuhs Tor The soldier, IN unT aTt"y. she
was employed oighty-ive years ago - knit-
tlay stockings fr the soldiers ui Tie revoiu-
ton She is now % years Ct age.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

pEsEKTERs--O g. Brown and Ezra
Glars u the Bradford Company, 9th kegi-
ment. deserted at Montpelier last week, and
S25 reward is offered for their arrest an1 de-
livery at head quarters.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

An is q lis. down the Potomac. There
are No indications OF lie Ebout the reeei
batteries. The PawDee. Pocahontas, semi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

HoUsr-BHs introduced and reterea.- BY Mr..
Cook Of Cabot to amend chap % c = relating to
school taxes, so as to provide fer the support OF
schools entirely on the grand list; to the commit
tee on education. BY Mr. Baker Of Enosburgh,
prohibiting enlistments in this State by officers
of other States; to the commit &C on the judi
ciary.
Rcsolu'iop.-By Mr. Noycs Of Burlington, grant
ing leave Of absence to Mr. >nydlr Of huntington
for the remainder Of the session; adopted.
The committee on Rules submitted report re-
commenting the adoption Of the Rules o. 1860
with amendments making the hour Of meeting
o'clock a m, and modifying the rule requiring re-
ports Of committees TO be made by come member
Of the committee 90 person, and the report Wa'
accepted
Adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

Missouri free State; in fact, her "manitest
destiny" is clearly foreshadowed. So much
for secession in Missouri.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18
VERMONT MILITARY.

twenty-five men men have gone on from
Ludlow, recruits for the , Vermont, 20
from Vergennes aud so have gone, or are
soon TO 20, from Castieton.
DR.. L. c. NJ. Woodward. OF It. Albans
mas been appointed Surgeon of the OH Vt.
Regiment and DR.. c. NJ. Chandler of Mont
Keller, Assistant Surgeon.
Edward McGhirr, who enlisted at Bellows
Falls, in the 4th Regiment, and deserted, has
been arrested.
Private Heman f. Allen, of Burlington,
. has been appointed 4 sergeant in the Baxter
Guard, 5th Regiment, and also the color
bearer OF the Regiment. Private John Noon
an, ct Brandon, has been appointed 9Th clr-
poral in the Guards.
MR GoUGu's LEcTCRE.-The Town Hall
was more than filed Friday evening to hear
Mr.. Coughs Second Temperance Lecture it
fllrly overh3wed. and but for the storm
which prevented any from coming from a
distance, hundreds would have gone away
as some did as it was, unable to get in. Toe
raln ceased about halt pas. FIVE, am forJu-
nately did not commence again until some
tine IN the night, so that many WIN had
been lamenting al day the probable Les o.
| their Anticipated pleasure, took hear; and
~. a out, defying the mud.
Mr.. Gops-h was suffering under a yioien
c,id caurht since his former lecture, and
could by no means do myself justice 1t
was questionable up to the hour appointed
whether be would be able . speak at al.
But the sight Of the packed room, & the faces
eagerly awaiting his appearance, nerYed him
70 the effort, and none went away dlsap
pointed. The Lecture was marked by the
same aptness of illustration. power of thought
and viridness of rep esentation that charac-
terized the first. Two moro impressive dis
courses have never been delivered here, and
their effect cannot but be OF the best kind.
1t is past the middle Of October, and there
has as yet not been frost enough to Kill even
the tender vines This year at least, the
frost can have had no eject in producing the
brilliant colors of the autamn leaves. Their
bloom is that Of fall ripeness not the cold
red Of winters pinching fingers but the last
flush of life, when comes the
beautiful spirit breathing now
| Is mellow richness on the clusterd trees,
| AND from beaker full OF richest dyes.
| Pouring new glory on the autumn woods
| And dining in warm light the pillar'd clouds
| Morn on the mountain. like a summer bro.
Lifts up her purpls wing; and in the wales
| The gentle w.nd-a sweet and passionate wooer-
Kisses the blushiug leaf, and stirs up life
| WITHIN the solemn woods Of ash deep crimSoned
| And silver beach, and maple yeliow-leaVed, -
| " here Autumn, ike faint o.d man, sits down
! By the Way-Side a-weary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

Taylor, Upham, Wheeler, White, Willard, Wood
bridge, Woodwarc-26.
Nays-0.
Adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18
Horsr.-sundry committee, were appointed

HoUsE.-sundry committees VOC HIFVI"'VU
by the Speaker o.,
bin in relation 10 providing for the quota
Of this state, Of tho tax imposed by
Congress, Aug. 9Th. 1851; the bill provides that
said quota shall be raised as state taxes usually
arc, and paid in on or before the first of June Of
each year; referred to the Committee OF ay'
an Means.
limit Resolufia1s.-By Mr.. Pilgrey Of e'tu-
orsfeld, advising the Governor q retain IN the
service Of the State all able bodied men now N
camp and not embodied in any regiment until &C
tion is taken by the General Assembly IN relation
thereto; adopted
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

SExATE-House bill relating to supplies for
Vermont troops was referred, on motion of Sena-
tor Edmunds, to committee of the whole. The
committee amended the bill so as to instruct the
Qnartermaster General TO use much as possible
supplies now in possession Of the State, and also
aided a section giving ef-ct 10 the bill 1mmedl-
ately on its passage.
Senator Edmunds proposed TO amend tho olil so
as to instruct the Quartermsster 20 inquire lst,
into the means OF the general government
to supply 3D. to inquire into the wants
Of all the Vt. soldiers, instead Of the Secoad and
Third Regiments; Sd, amendment providing
that il he found the general government prepared
to supply the immediate wants OF those regiments
in tho matter of clothing, &C., he might withhold
the state supplies. Agreed to.
The committee then rose at reported tho DILL
with the amendments.
The LIST amendment was not passed, the Il was
Tho third amendment the subject Of con-
siderable discussion. The idea of using worn
blankets and oveIcoats which were now at Brat
teDoro', met with opposition; tut was favored Of
Senator's Robbins and hubbard on the ground that
IA imneclate supply OF these Is better than 10
wait for more substantial clothing, which may be
hereafter provided notwithstanding.
Senator lizard moved to amend the amendment
50 as to instruct tie quarternaster TO use State
supplies as lar as in his judgment they - -it-
able" instead of Gas fag as possibe, sGop-e~
Tne bill was passed Oy the following vote;
Yeas-Messrs. Beat,ie, Beecher, Bent ey,
Bro,k, Burton, Dillingham;, Edmunds, Hall, Hair
RIG, Hotchkiss, Jackson, Judeyine, Merrill, Nor
gan, Nelson, Powers, Rice, RobOins, Stevens,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-18

Our friend and former townsman j. B.
HoLMB1RG, has been commissioned hy Col.
PLATr to raise a regim-ntAl bani, sixteen in
number. We shall undoubtedly see with
this regiment the best band Of music vet
sent out from the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-05

Legal notice.
FREDERICK ZU6G In tho District Court OF
VS.. Lee County, Iowa, at Kco-
ROAERT GETTY, fkuk, February Term, A. D..
JAMES II. GETTY, 1861.
JOHN L. LEE. pxr1rrox IN Eou1ry,
VII q above named defendants are hereby notified
1 that there IL now on file in the Office of the
Clerk OF the aforesaid District Court the petition
OF Plaintiff in equity, claiming that the equita-
bic interest In and to let in block 70 IN the city
OF hsokuk, Iowa, Is owned BY the defendant
hob't Gotty, and that said equitable nterss il liza
bic to BIO sntiertrd to the payment of judgment
obtained by plaintiff against said Robert Getty
AMI one jesse III. Holmes on the 18th day of Sep
temher, 1889, in the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, at Krnkuk, for the snm Of tao thousand
one hundred and eighty $4,000 doliaIs; and that a
mortgage pretended to have been executed on said
lot by james III. Getty to the defendant John L.
Lee on the 9th day of September, lS5ssis frsudu-
lent and was made for the purpose Of covering UP
said equity eff said 2ebeft Getty lit said real estate
and to hinder and delay the creditors Of said Eoh't
Getty in the collection Of their debts. Petition
asks for an attachment and for general relief; and
unless the said defendants appear and defend
before the second day, at noon, of the Febru.
AIRY term, A. d. 1851, Of said Distric. Court, judg-
ent will be rendered by default, according TO the
prayerof said petition. TURNER d CRAIG.
Dec u, 1850. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
dec 25d4W
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To Jahcz b. Billings u. M. Billings, s. s. Billings.
Parmelia killings, X. Ii. Leisure, w. Il. French.
Davis Prico, 8. Taylor, Jno. Tennis 4 Co..
VIM. Thompson Co., Alexander johnson, John
NJ. Mott, ir., John III. Mott, sen., Jno. B. Quirk.
Otis Reynolds Il Co., tee. G. Andersen, Andrew
Webster, Galloway IL Webster, Bradley, Eirn-
ham Lambs i. w. phinney, Mary II. Mcclure,
John McCune, Sue T. Zwartr, Jno. j.. Zwartx.
Agnes Wiley Gait, Hannaford & Co., defends nts:
NUU are hereby respectfully nofifed that there
Il Is now on file IL the Clerks Office of the pis-
trict Court of Lee County Iowa, at Fort Madison
u petition of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment
on foreclosure OF mortgage agairss sRia Jabts b.
ttH IT HhUyE III ri rJT ritz yT ten thousand
dollars with ten Per eept. interest from the 18th
day of February 1850, and a special aud general
execution againssJ u, Filings, and as sgain4t III
said defendants above namtu praying also Tor the
Iorec losurc II a mortgage given by raid J. ID.
Billings to Charles Mason, upon tho sonth half RI
OF section twenty. four ~ !, and fractional seetfon
twenty I've l2bl, oil In township sixty five 1851
north CT rangesix 81 west, In LEE county, Iowa;
the sale OF said inortgaged premises paY off said
debt, the cxfingusehment or all equity 81 reaemp-
tlon therein, for costs and gen rAl relief
Now YOU and each Of yen arc notified 10 appear
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ment aud decree VIII be had therein as prayed for
by default. ia
II. sco1T HOWELL,
Jan, ~. ls61~4w Solicitor for Petitioner
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tng IMAGINATION CT LANGUAGES There
is growing tendency in this age to aprro-
rriate the most expressive words Of other
languages, and after while to incorporate
them into our own; thus the word Cephaiic,
which is from the Greek, signifying ssfor the
head, - is now becoming popularizei in con-
nection with Mr.. Spalding's great Headache
remedy, but il will coon be used 10 more
general war, aud the word Cephalic viii be-
come as common ss Electrotype and many
others whose distinction as foreign words
Las been worn away by common usage until
they seem "native and to the maaor born"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-05

HEADACHES ia the favorite eign BY
which nature makes known any deviation
whatever from the natural state OF the brain,
and viewed in this light it may be looked on
as q safeguard intended to give notice of dis
ease which might otherwise escape attention
It'll too late to be renedied; aud it's intiica-
tions should mover be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, Symp-
tomato and Idiopathic. Symptomatic Head
ache is exceedingly common, and Ia the pre-
cursor OF great variety Of diseases, among
which are Apopiexy, Gout, Rheumatism, and
oil febrile diseases. In its nervous form il is
sympathetic OF disease of the stomach CON-
shutting sick headache, or hepatic disease
constituting bilious headache, OF worms,
constipa,ios and other disorders Of the bow
els, az we'll as renal and uterine affections.
Diseases of the heart are very frequently At.
tended with Headaches; AnBmia and pletho.
70 are also affections which frequently oc-
easion headache. idiopatLic Headache is
also very common, being usually distinguish
ell by the name of nervous headache, some
times coming on suddenly in state Of np-
parently sound health and prostrating at
once the mental and physical energies, and
In other instances it comes on slowly, herald.
ed by depression of spirits or acerbity OF
temper. In most Instances the pain is in the
front Of the head over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
NAV also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment OF either class OF Head
ache the Cephalic Pills have been found a
sure and safe remedy, relieving the mos,
acute pains IN tuw minutes, and bv its sub
tie power eraiicating the diseases Ut which
Headache is the uaeFEine index.