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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-19

IN 4AfuI9o9aoeetfT tSoiffe OF iS.Ffhed $Sfek-5-4
ZebnIon Sloan Of Prospect Teas Ilrites: ssTlreu
bottles Of Jour SarSoplIia cured ne inn GoGfye
- hdeOHs gEelifng aha neck, lElsieh h.Pd sGf-
fered from over two yedrs-'
LkheDSTAta 0F EkAitES, 0rRTi0 3jfl,as, 7EGesi1e
ELoergti0ls, Efllatt DisoateS, =,r
DR.. J. b. s. Claiming, OF New York City, lrT3iek:
Il most elIeeEfully comply witt the Tequest zyDIE
agent in saying I have Eo8pl. y09F SlTsaRaEiIla \
mast excellent HlfeEtite in The eOnsp!ains
for Ebie4EWc employ spCh EeHleys but especially
III FeulGie DisaEss Of the SenfnloHs diafheeiz I
lave cayed HninT iuveteEate ests 81 LGht64ybGs by
u ard sl.ae gsEe ths M sapsed hy nj
elTuftOa Of The HkETht. The liberation ftsslf WAC
SOON cured. Nstin within my know Istle- equals
tt tot. these female arrangements"
ElSTaESl q. Marrow! a Utlrf Ala trEjses:
danEeTpuA oTlyial fHulqs ore Of The feInalea in
ny tauiily. which hail defei All tile FtHe,iits We
euus employ, has ~ length becl eDmPletely SuTesl
by your Extract Of SanApariIln- CjET pilVsirfsn
thought ndthinE GdV eItiTpati01 could aGsi relief
ui he advised the trial Of yp4r Sanaparilla IS Tbs
AMER taking yrur rraedy eight Neeks no syliPtoas
Of the disease TenainS7
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quick as by any Other Route.
ASK POR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.


The completion of the We. Gra oonneetiOps Of the
RSsnnsy l[Ipia Ran Read llaEi thisths
Great West. "a fssffIEEE=F
The connecting oftFaeks by the Rail Road Rridrs
Z PittsbuEgh, avoiding al drayage o. ferriage 81
Freight, together With the saving u time are aavaS
tag realily aPPTeetated by aiPpeFs Of FFelght and
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions apply
% OF addTes either Oftte following AgentS Il the
D. A. STEWART. Pittsbnry+,. 81 iSs5fr
q. s. Punch I Co., Evansville; O.; j. T. J0HNgfox
Ripley, o.; r. MCNEELT, AIsy6Tille Ky; OlSsEf n
CEoRPER, Portsmouth,, o. PAppOcE & CO. IG1EsFIor-
GlBBERI, Cincinnati, o. ;R. @. MEIpRun SIadiSoD
Ind; Jos. z. 9IOOEE, Louisville, Ky P. g. ORnTY
Co. Evansville, Ind, n. W-GRAHAN { Co.. Cairo, M.
3. 2. Sass, SHALEE GLASS, 81 Louis, No. Jogy nj
Harris, Nashville, Tenn.s HARR1SoN HUaF, Msl1phIs
Tenn; CEAAEH& CO. Chicago, Ill; W. H II. KodSFI'
Aoa , OF t. tEeSht Agents Of Ran Roads II
ne GFeateh EheiItiei eSsrea fer he Sutsafioa md
SPeedg IFansl0Etdftol 81 Liee S0ek.
AndGPop ACco1rIQR2TIONS with lsuaI privilege foF
FREIGHTS.
this Route All descriptions can be for
WaFded 10 and from Philadelph New York BGEtoF
OF baltimore, 70 and frDn any polntabh Rnads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, TlIinoia WiseolSip
Iowa, OF Missouri, ~ Rad RoadI dfTset. T.7EFi 2
The RennsylVanil Rail Road also FlriEetS n pst4-
burgh With Steamboats,, By which lI6ods IN - ~
varied any port 1.-THE Ohio AluskinEum Keut1elCv
Tennessee CUinherISld IIlf,1sfS
SIN, Missouri Kansas AFkansas aud Red RfTers. nj
aSCleve4and sandusky aud Chicago with Steamer %
MeTehahtsand ShIppeFs entf6sti6S tie tFa6SS6Fts-
tiOa Of theft 70 this Company, an rely Viii
conn ICE on its speedy tFanEit. -
THAs RATES or PREIGHTtoa aud from any point IN
the West by the Pennsy Rail Road arg a
as JEgrah az ara ehGTyed bV0EheE r. r. C6apaRiEE
E9DS particular TO marx paekages wa PESXA.
sxEEDER. pAilo1a.,phi.: 80 = 80
MAGRAW 4 KO0Ss, 50 North Street Baltinloro.
LEECH&CQ7N n. 9 Aston House, OTNo. is Hm.
LEIGH 4 Co. No,17 statGStreet Bos4on. ~ Z
LII HouSTONs GeEE ESefgkf AGt Pima
Ls.as. .it5 {dlslDhiss ! +
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. ouR RnHiptn 81 "a.

- = Y - -.
Leok over de It!tS make up . eese.nf VtaE kind
yUl enOo1e and tneoge the amount In current note
e 8iAnp9 By NAN % our address as 601 Broadway,
HGHsYOIt, and The medicine WIN be duly returned BY
u11 Of exPfesg, free Of charge
AGENTS WA&TED-We desire an active eddeienf
Agent forte sale OF eur Re1eIid every town or
eoa1munity in The United StA4OA Addre9 d. HClE.
FHHETB = Co, Nc. ha9 HhO1DUAY. EEW-YohE.
Sold by LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHFIDLD, Druggists
Fem e1Ieet' heelloe. -. maya dGgly
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Rasaaatis. cad aIfreF os5s1a n. :


1N9EfE1pE1cE, tTEl1Ol Co.. Va Gth5 July. 1859.
gE J. G ATEEs Sir: have been anlieted With \
ehEnntc RsSldtiS1l tor along time Which
lipe4 tl1s skiil q phYHietRua ard stuck TO me in
sptte o. All the remedies eonld nd untN i fFie5i
yOaE SanaPaTlllH. On0 hostile rurest ne IN two
TesEs and restored my general health 40 much thai
an tar better than lhtiors vas hftaehed! ItkI6k
1t gppf4arful medicine. PRRSW
Jules :: GeteheI Of ST Lois. 44ite q have
be a trted fory ear8 With su asridS Of EEs Esr
Ehteh DESTROYED my health. triei sreFy thing. add
failed 70 relieve mes andII ~ lSseI i
otokes - man for sgnse yeaE1 frQm no other
eaa.e th1n deya':geS1eat 81 ttt LSre5 nv beI5Tei
RAstoE, the Rev. Mr. me to try your
Sa1aaPaEtlA bAeaRss lslaid be knew yo,fl Sfl .nI
leH1E 700 made vas WsTth trying. NJ the 6iessF6s
Of SOd y has etFea me- hal has = pIIiei nv bt51
- = negE man 81 me. fssl yoQpE again
etluAs&hsf t2a.aL IlDL .gs--H "
'S1 1gg'itf Elles's 4Z4ey4. EalagpeaeaG UIerution
CdTieS Gld Il loliaffsa d ElE- EssljeSs
akeAs EEF1efgI Of easeI lASH heel Fepartfii to ne
here euFea o these formidable eanplatnfs have re-
herr VIII not admit thea. some n flIerS T,o- l.
t''1nd In our American A1naan6e U?feh fs Z Sos5tS
K are pleased 70 faEEi ntts 70 aliGIse
Dylpspna, LaaTt Dis4aaA ffit. EPil.53y, aI.iaaess
II SeRFutgie f,f5 = = I ~
t4AnS remarkable cures 0Gtbeee nHeet1ono N.r.
een made oy the ATTENTIVE power q ff - Oafri6a
n4lfeS the vital t1ne4 int
aud thus oTeIcQnes tliscTdeFS which Solld ~ s,,i
oea 6eychd ttN roatll.s E0cl9 Fe,6lEsI,oS- M.
oeea reqntEpd By the BeeeitItS q, the r.o1Ie AMI
We ere eondent that thlt vim a 1T tiitta ri tlsi
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Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road, s9
lftf G. - - g.

lstt - ll.3izEl g.
as AND APrER MONDAY, Nose1nber sSth, 1850
" PasssnEer Trains vfI IeaTO BridEep6Ft Is a.
lows, Sunday exeepted:l sfia..I 80 ~ III
HOO A. u. Man Train stopping At an stations ex-
eePt AsG Sali1lSuFy, sumIniiEilIeY Franl-
u, East RoehesteE. Noultrie, RootEtoWn,
RAFfSilla, 4lAeed1niA, BEDFORD and New.
burg arrives IT Pittsburgh ~ 400 p IL.
Balttmnre n 500 A A., Philadelphia At
$50 A. NJ New York at l2;SO 7. l.(naonl
Cleveland at $50 z, n, Tole4O at 1910 A.
H. Detroit at tbs A. NJ, and Caieaeo at
1880 A. II. 7s5 .s1.-s 100 = ii 80
1900 p. " RxpEssa Tratn Etopptng At All Etatiaas
except LiEeEPocl. sglith'S ReIsyi ladies'
tTy, RaAEtF. 66Us Sal tibuFys E6se R6ehaa
~ oEteF, EaRlTiIle, MncailSnfl, B61foEd and
SeWbuFgs arrives II Pittsburgh AZ 80
A A., BaltfaOTs At Go Pm PhilHiel-
phiL At 500 p. n. NCTE York At 1870 p.
NJ CleyOIahd at $40 A. NJ; TsIeLIS at
l2SS9P. ~. Detruit at 6e0o r n, and
ChieaEp At IIs53 T. ~. = n
Roth these trains make e5nG Connections At CleEe
9nd and h1tt.b1Th for the points indicated RbOVeS
also, toF Erie, DuDkiEk BpftalD and HiaeAIa Falls
RETURNING TRAINSg
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. u. and 6.aS P: NJ. and
arrive e BEidgePOFt At G:g0 p. NJ and 615 A. N 80
Leave Pittsburgh NJ l:30 A. u. and lisa e. ~, an
arrive 1t RrtdgepoEt % 9:25 4. II. and GO r. NJ
EEeuTHtoU Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return SS.I6.
Pare GlWayl AL VWs and time much quicker than
ThFOugh Tickefs 20 an points tn the FSes North,
ana 7aAt can be proenred at the once Sos 81 Water
street. next door TO spFiGg House, Yh6elfng va sud
a. Bridgeport Station.
Frsgbfedntracts VIM te utis atloS.est rateI M
any point accessible BY this road and itS connections
No. 81 Water street or with RrelEhf AGENT At Hride
port Station. r. iLANTLT0Ns Agent, -
Wheeling, Va.
N.AIeCuLLoUGn. President. - > ~
p r. MYERS. Gent Ticket AESt. nov2s
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TRis 81 .fsttpe5J Il ~
tT tie Gun y tllFOat SuI lang
- y e gsetas herr 70 pablh the eTfdelr n ia
ttttaea- !ts ullRtvaliea eEeEllaEeS
ard it, yluadetIll epreS a Isni55,,srI-
SS.e, nave 9 l.e Z f{ e9iHzed
S.S S y thN earth, sH aTG tEpi egHHpnfties cr
.lal Of tts 5GIi6 living trophy IN
tasG p ~ letCFJ iqter alts spbtIS ~ an,
- a =
tLsH knsy tgq fnsethe = tliS reIeJly. - I,eed
gt1at - hsye "a ~ enres
9ES Won g stTOnsiy GPsn the 3 nGdenes of
Prepared by Dr..J. G.. AVER & co.
ErsSle ~ AsC5 GOOD 4 CO. "a ~ 81 ,,.-
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Aver S sarsap arilla,
: FOR FHR RT.noD

- 80 = - = = =. - A4eSSSOs
Aud Tor the specify eur5 Of th6 sabJoined ytri.tit4
Dise4se: ss s5ssfi- zfs s, fiE5 szl5 i,si
Segofhla and SrE9fn a eefEORS EueA as TISoTs
z g7ctT4. S1Fet E3tEltS BIoEea
e. sofEE, RGqies.. aFsi al '7s7A A'i9Gsss.
0GKLNSD, Ind 9Th June. 1854
Z JsU. AKERE CO. Gents: Ifeef ftsEny duty 70 Rc-
kBoElSdge Hllat SO0r has dele f1E ae.
Having inherited SeTufuIGus Injection have ruI-
dt burst ont In UleeTB on my hands and arn5i
tiules stufngi inward and diltrtsled NE IL the
tol1qeh 4wQ yElFs qFl Is broke cont On Ely hSSd
and covered my zap and ears vith one sare uhIeh
JrR1 EAinfnl and Eloath1e ybAd hEfrTtpttou. l.
tried many medicines and several physicians, huf
Without much relief from anything In ihrt. the dis
OFIlsE grew Wnrsq Al length VA gsigiepd 70 EelI
in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared an
Alternative (SArsl. ArlIAl for knees from 1r Tepu-
cent to CINCINNATI and got u ard used Il TIL II enrstl
me. 4 took 81, a. you SdViPe, N small doses 0Ea
teAsppouful over . EnoRth: and ns4R1 almost three
bottles. New and hea,t hy skin soOu began TO firm
undeE fthe Elhs Wiki Hfter While fell Ol. ~
ekin Z now clear, ard know by my feelings Ilrg
the dIsase has lJnS from my sylle YOl
belleye that feel NbatI aging EhGn tell yog.
asld remain eyOr sIAtefaiEys, E6aFs.a 81 Ia
ALFRED n TALLY
s.. AREboRy,S Fire. Roe ~ ESyJiIsldJ 7sEet asd
SAT- RheBll, Se1lR Holl. RiSgEOEIl. SOTs Eyes,
DFgPgy.
DT. Robert u. PrebIe writes from SaleEn n Y 13ih
Sept, that he has eEod iAgeftIafe csc y
HToEsg, Which threatened to terminate fatally. by
the peFEeTeFins az our SarsairfiIla 6IssJ n
dangerous attack VI NqIigRRHt EJyFipaEaJ bylarEs
tes Of the sane; says he curta tie eoIiEEou Eysp-
tioaE by constantly so. ti5zrt = zi,fss
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G. n. Johnson s son,

C0pTH BRANGH HERRING6.- 8
y ~ " II = Z 8. sssiisz9 Pr4
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THE CENTRAL ASoV'
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD


The Capacity Of this Road q uoE equal to any in the
- Country. tli'E -5ast4f
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct IN the Union Dspotut PittaI15El
with through Trains from All Cities for PhiIs
delphfa, Se York, Boston, Baltimore, aud Wasliu-
ton City; thus fnEnshinE facilities for the tFanEUoP
tntiOn Of Passengers unsurpassed for speed and com.
tort. by any other route. "a F4zE5 sSt8 4 2 +
ExPTessand Fast Lines run thTOugh 70 Philadelphia
without change Of Carr or CObdnef6EA.
smoking carr aEeAtfaehelt 10 each train; WOodruaS
Sleeping Cars 10 Express aud PaSt TFains The
EIpreSS runs DailyJ Iail and Fast Line Sun.
days excepted Three Daily Trains connect direct for
New York: Express and Fast Lines connect for Bal
timOre and Warrington. - --,,.s. -I---
Six daily Ttainsz betNeen;Ph ilA.lelb aSa NV
York. Tuo Daily Trains betVreen New York Ard
Bostha. TllrUugh TSrketA (Rll aT are good either
Of the abOSe Trains aud transfer through New YSrh
free. IL fFTsl
BOAT TICKETS 70 Boston are god via Norwich,
Pail River or StOningtOn EjResi BAEgags ttaaoErei
ITee. itsl q ri zJsar-f. Il 5r.a.r-
TICKETS may be obtained At any Of the important
Railruad 0ees in the Wests GlsO DO board any oEtlS
regular line 6fSteaneFs o. tlSe Mississippi q Ohio
~Fare always as low and fE1ahe asg
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Wheeling BreWery.

GEORGE ". SMITH RESPECTFULLY GIVES
VI notice that he has commeeeed brewing Tor the
ReasOn his
SUPERIOR ALES.
He has Alto on hand frU1I last grsAIl sup
ply Of BILE kenrett7 Bitter and Common Ale In eAskA
And IN giaH.
The kennett and Bitter varieties arc largely pre-
Oeribsi By the Faculty for dSbilitated and feeble
persons. 5-+5f's
6ElIns and Ysa,. .. usual. ssp.1e-sm
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Cunnberland CeIloe64=

A X 7JlIRQUGLLED ARTICLT TSH III. F7S.i,s
"a 9f AasnuTy where tGat1r 6 to s. taEIEteIf.
Egnndatiq1s in vet and damp place tEInifip ~
Tor Which CeInsue tstIsed y. 3 ~
On the pew RaltitBoEe City water VEsrkH, IN ~,
eon!truetton Collft5 tbs CaIle1f Il5iS Ei5 sereEl
and tunels g the Baltllt0I6 Hhd Okla 6il MN. Vi
RailFoads Ges, &e.f ~ f7sg - 80 =.
IL has Feesnlly 6ean NEST tstpIl rIr,7
the New Water WOTEHs IN BaltinloTO, uloF6 L -
eeou ulod In ~ sitti sUbteh -Fe1liIsI l,Crj- oF
The brtsk edlauit, which . sid % - fhe I7fss9
s7of q tAe killi t. IL y, 0Tef 10l 065 -.
see g t9a9 Ce.a1t were usl, 18th eElins1El,
ePlslzPj - layilI that n Ne e
80 - eat nlNe n ~ CES and 6SseFs q q -
ssg = BID oyER EFl81g SFlTsaS, 1t las5 tliS
mag oall71Al q AT
Ia - p plee1 md g "a Siill e q
noS ttabls % ernslC-i
Cent 'll g faEnlsl y R1EESla OF Bag, 4
SFS on EtElpR-
iyes q sSi.sssssv. I. T.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE.S PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST. cROfX RUN, SCoTCH AND
IRISH. WHISKEY aa
An tie above flnpor4ei ana bottled i,y Lf.,sLif
warranted pure and o. the best quality ffGf
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Aver GheFrylP ectoraI.
IoR THE RaFI5 tUR1o1

HqR THE RAPID tURR or
Coughs, Colds. In d navS :, , n NJ ( y :,
OEoaP5 BfonetiItIs, sInstI5Isn9 con. :
" IL y Ss.lsis and TOT the Keller
aln seelNeRssilts Stages - Il
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GILMORE
Conl11ere College!
Cor.BaItiTaSre ana char1es-sts.,

keuSnEpS 1851
elE.EafE liTIrSf ~ 5f-7g
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!sT BE WIN HEAR / s Z.

o.,l sEIcS SNtK 81 3 cl + 81 Pig BOTTLE
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ALFRED RTALLHY.

81. AH1oag'5 ETTe, Roe ~ ETg5ipeldg, I1Rsr aad
Sait RheHl, !SsalR Hand 1eiSg011l. SoIs Ese',
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-27


About 10000 rebels are epcamped about
Beaufort, and Fort Macon had been greatly
strengthened. They are also erecting
strong batteries at Roanoke Island. It Is
reported that the rebels landed . force
about forty miles above Hatteras Inlet, in,
tending to destroy the light house on Cape
Hatteras, and drive out the federal forces
from the Inlet. Col. Hawkins has sent q
force to protect the Inlet. The British
gunboat Rinaldo was of the Inlet.
REPUBLICAN, STATE CENTRAL COM.
493ss MITTEE. ~
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 24.-The Repub.
lican State Central Committee met here to-
day, and the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Com.
mittee at least 500, 600 men should be enrolled
for the war at the earliest possible day, and
that this State should furnish at least To-, 900.
Resolved, That the Executive Committee be
instructed to adopt the most vigorous mea.
sures, by public meetings, through the press,
and otherwise, to arouse the people to the i'm.
portance of supporting the Government with
men and money in the present emergency.
Resolved, That we earnestly recommend to
the General Government the propriety of Civ
ing to each volunteer hereafter enlisted, either
twenty dollars Of the bounty promised to the
soldiers at the termination of the war; or one
months pay in advance at the time of bis en-
listing.
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be removed to the seaboard cities until
ready for shipment, for fear Of seizure.
There have been pressed into the Con-
,federate service nearly all the teams and
horses in the valley Of Virginia. Farmers
are thus deprived Of the usual advantages
for filling the ground, preparatory to sow
ing their next wheat and corn crops. For.
age for horses is being rapidly bought up,
showing that speedy move is about to
take place between Aqua Greek and Alex
andria. Two new batteries, one FIVE and
the other ten miles above, have been erect
ed. The work upon these has been done
on dark nights. The intention seems to
be the further erection OF similar defences
along the Potomac, to point as near to
Alexandra as practicable. He says the
rebels feel safe in regard to the protection
of the Potomac between Aqua Greek and
Matthias Point, and that this feeling of Sc.
curity has probably aE1sen from the fact
that contraband goods have in several in
stances been carried across from the coun-
ties of Charles and st. Mary's into Vir-
ginia. Signal lights have been raised, CIV
ing the rebels timely warning of the
passage at night of any of our sailing YES
sells.
My informant learned before leaving
Manassas that the anticipated advance will
be made simultaneously at Noland's ferry,
Alexandra, and at point between Aqua
creek and Matthias Point. The movement
at Alexandria will probably be feint.
They have made every attempt to induce
Major General Mcclellan to attack their
masked batteries, but are now satisfied that
he will not.
My informant was asked if he ever heard
of plan to assassinate Major General Nc.
Clellan. He said be never did, but be had
heard something about disseminating Presi-
dent Lincoln, whom they assert to be the
head and front of all their trouble
He says they regret that Gen. Mcclellan
is in command, and express the hope that
Gen. Scott will again assume command.
He says JEFF. Davis, although not dead,
was quite feeble when his death was am
nounced, and that his health is declining
fast.
The gentleman from whom the above
information is obtained had high position
in the rebel army, and had the confidence of
Beauregard. He is native of Virginia.
A Union woman residing at Lewiilsville,
arrived here to-day. She reports that there
are not more than $4,000 or 10000 rebels
in Fairfax County.
1t was their intention to attempt cross
ing somewhere on the Upper Potomac.
They had moved large portion of their
army in that vicinity. They hoped to cross,
and then by flank movement cut of
Banks division. They swear vengeance
against him, and his gallant army, and seem
more anxious for an engagement with him
than with Gen. Mcclellan.
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PROCLAMATION BY GOV. GAMBLE.

dIlON b1 GOV. GAMBLE.
JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. 81 Gov. Gam
BILE to-day issued the following call to the
Convention
"The exigencies of the State require, in
my Judgment, the re-assembling of the State
Convention. Therefore /, Hamilton r.
Gamble, Governor Of the State of Missouri,
by virtue of the power vested in me by the
Convention, do hereby call the Convention
OF the State to assemble at the Mercantile
Library Hall, in the city of st. Louis, on
the 10th Of October next, to adopt such
measures as the welfare of the State may
require.
Given under my hand and the Seal of
the State, at Jefferson City, this 21st day
OF September, A. d. 1861.
Signed Fl. r. GAMBLE.
Governor.
NJ. OLIVER, Sec'y..
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FROM FORTRESS. MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 22.-S. R.
SpanldiDg arrived at New York from
Hatteras Inlet this morning. On Tuesday
last the propeller Fanny ran down to Ocra.
coke Inlet with company of troops, and
entirely destroyed the Notifications aban-
doned by the confederates. q
1t is said the confederates were in force
at Washington and Newburn, and that
two thousand of them had landed on Roa.
noke Island, with the intention of destroy-
ing the light house and dwellings of Union>
lists. A detachment of seven hundred men.
accompanied by naval force, were about
leaving Hatteras Inlet to prevent the in.
roads.
The privateers Coffee and Winslow visit.
ed Ocracoke Inlet to carry off the confed.
crate guns, but left on seeing the Fanny.
The ship Argonaut, from Yarmouth U.
S., with fish and salt, ran into Hatteras and
was secured asa prize.
A considerable force of rebels were seen
near Newport News last night, but with.
drew after burning grain.
FROM WASHINGTON FREMONT NOT TO
BE REMOVED.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ga special di..
patch to the Post says that Ross Winans of
Baltimore has been released from imprison-
ment. He will Immediately return from
Fortress Monroe to his home in Baltimore.
1t is understood that he has taken the oath
of allegiance.
Washington reports assert that the ex-
aggerated accounts of the strength of the
rebel army are manufactured by the contract
Jobbers and their agents in this city, in order
to further their own purposes.
The Treasury Department is still actively
engaged in the preparation of the treasury
notes. Large amounts have been sent to
the Western States, where they enter at
once into the home circulation and are
eagerly taken up.
The loyal men of Maryland are doing
their share for the support of the Govern
ment. Two full regiments of excellent
troops have already been raised in that
State and third is forming.
Quartermaster General Meigs is in Phil
adelphia, transactiDg important business
relative to contracts for army supplies.
Secretary Cameron will return to the
city to morrow. The War Department has
has no confirmation of the report of the
surrender of the Federal forces under Colo
mel Mulligan at Lexington.
There is no truth in the report that Gen
eral Fremont is to be removed. The Pres
ident especially contradlcted the rumor.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-27

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UPPER CANADA would seem to be no
place for deserters from this side. The
Chatham Planet thus announces the treat
ment Of one Of the gentry at that place:
On "Wednesday last an American deserter
came to town, all dressed up in bis uniform
of blue. He said that be had been a three
months volunteer, had served that period,
and afterwards re>eDlisted for the war, but
had deserted and come to Canada. This
story obtained for him but little sympathy.
I He was at once denounced as perjurer and
q poltroon, and driven from one house then
another. The men and boys even caught
the feelings OF disgust that were being ex-
pressed towards the rascal, and 10 crowds
they booted and Kissed at him all along the
streets, and finally We believe, ran the fellow
out of town, the last being seen Of him be
was making tracks along side line 10 the
country. Served him right. s''s q
1T is said the President modified Gen.
General Fremont's proclamation without
consulting the Cabinet. ~ ....s-s, ss .ss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-27
FROM MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. 24.-At meets
ing OF commissioned officers Of the 2lst H.
LIMOS regiment United States volunteers,
called together for the purpose of giving
expression Of their feelings in regard to the
course OF General Fremont, Colonel j. W..