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HEADACHEt head

HEADACHE headache Thousands of
persons suffer from headaches to tho serious detri
might easily be cured by simply using Humphreys
Homeopathic Specifics. The Headache Pill taken
in the morning, and the Bilious Pill taken at
niSu', ."4VIy naII sLo most severe and OBJ
stinate cases. Thousands having tried them have
been entirely freed of this bane of their lives Go
and do likewise.
Price Is cents per Box. Boxes ST.
DIR. F. HUMPHREYS l. Co.
No. 562 Broadway, New York
See advertisement in another column
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Il Z d L c I i o II
GREAT REDUCTION
N THE PRICES OF The
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINE.

G. ". & G.. q. BENEDICT, Agents
We are happy to announce very great rodre
ton Just made, il the prices Of these Gnrivalled
machines Ihcy are now on level, as to price,
with the so called cteap machines, while retaining
the s4periori Of design, perfection Of fnish, AID
efficiency and durability in use. for which they have
a!vavs been unequaile d, nj combining
NEW IMPROVEMENTS.
READ READ - READ -!
Tho Medium machine, in half cass, once sold ut
sIl0. and then reduced TO $50. we cah now sell
it SO.
The Medium machine once sold at 500. and
which We have been selling for three years past a.
so Is now reduced 70 SIS
The common machines. sold heretofore at $50,
we can now sell at SIS.
While a new style, just introduced, black lin
proved, with glass foot and hemmer, we sell st
SIS, or with half case at SEQ.
- Henmers furnished H2A all machines
T7.Ac u extra charge. x
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BATON ROUGE. La Ian o.

DAIoN ROUGE, La, Jan. 70.
The Governors Message to the Legislature
says that the enemies of the South will find
the people of Louisiana of one heart and
one mind. The tone of the Message is I'M
compromising. The President has tele-
graphed to officers at Pensacola to avoid a
collision unless actually attacked.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25
NFNv XOpr Ion >

Thrtv-eight cases muskets containing two
dozen each, and considerable quantity of
balls and gun powder, were seized by police
on board steamer Monticello, when about
leaving yesterday ?. NJ. for Savannah.
Fifty l. s. troops were brought to Fort
Hamilton from West Point, yesterday.
Lincoln visited Brokers board yesterday
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25
GREArnEDUCrIoN THEPRIoEs
GROVER 4 BAKER

Sc WING HINES.
These unrivalled machines, with new and val
liable Improvements, sold at prices 20 ~
40 per cent less than heretofore.
Their FAMILY MACHSEs-some Is different
patterns-I can now sell, with the Universal
iIemmer," advertised in another column,) at s45
70 500. and upwards. And thsir MAsUFAcTUR-
ING MAcHIxEs-as many different patterns can
now cell at $40 to 500.
q Their new 500 Shuttle Machine, lsrg
size double-speed Machine, with many late aud
valuable improvements, is very far superior, eth
er for Manufacturing purposes. or for Family use,
to any other "Lock-Stitch" Machine in market
J. BATTEY, Sole Agent for the
IChamplain Valley.
Burlington, Nov. daHtf
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HOWe's improved Weighing
Scales.

STRONG & ROSS PATEN1.
G. S.BLODGETT & co,
COLLEGE ST., BURLINGTON, VT.
agents for tho manufacturers Of these
JUSTLY CELEBRATED SCALES
We have now on hand and for sale, large In
voice ofthe above Patent Premium Scales, which
we shall sell at Manufacturers prices.
We would call tho attention OF purchasers to the
flowing, viz
HAY SCALES
PLATFORM '' with aad without wheels.
GROCERS e Of different designs and e.
pacities.
POST OFFICE
Also new aud desirable Scale for privateuss
G.. S. BLODGETT co.
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New Music Store.


T5'HE subscriber, having purchased the entire
= stock OF W. W Partridge is prepared to car
branches. and bopes by strict attention 10 bust
ness to gaia the patronage OF the pubic
v1or,xs Guitars ,cCoR
DEONS, and all kinds Of Musical
,...-.,,.. SHEET ,,YrSrc
MUSIC BOOKS. and
-
WIS.,
constantly On '''a'
Orders by IN ii faithfully executed: Music sent
INV - 1880 W '' ~ -
Liberal discounts to Teachers and he Trade
II ". ALEXANDER
,...,... 'Sse- ''' w. -
y tAhD'
vicinity, Tor the very Hoerai patronage bestowed
during the year. anu na'ing JUST Iep'eH''u'" MS
St''" Win soou SssoI u
:, ,ono-,I
BALMORAL AND HOOP Sinks
/ NICE lot OF IG0'e
CLt ....p cnAWLS.
OIL the latest Styles
H00dS ara ShdtlnJ caps, D0eSAiHS' CdSS'-
-,c-es and Beore- C7ofhs. Woo
Froc6'Hg' f'd'1neS' HoS-
r,....-- h;-,soIs+h ,t a. odhe-,,.o p Tho cana
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25

Tic Chicopee factory just burned at
Snrincfcld, Mass, was manufacturing arms
for the South, through Baltimore firm,
which hold the patent of the gun being
manufactured.
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DIR. II. IL. ATWATER,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on FINE sTREET,
Opposite the Methodist Church),
BURLINGIoS, VERMONT
Jan'y Sd, 1861. dav3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25

A salute Of Il guns was fired at Fort
Barrg1cas in honor Of the lone star Tag Of
Florida Two columbiads have been mount
ed at Fort Pickens Fort McRea Is being
occupied by troops from Florida, Alabama
and Mississippi.
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LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE.

ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN.
capital, sl,Soo,ooo-
HOME IN>URANCE COMPANY,
CaDitsl. $1,000, Goa.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN,
LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE CO..
NEW YORK.
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE Go.
HARTFORD, CONN.
RITZ W EsrERN INSURANCE CO..
oswEGo, Ny.
Capital, $3.50. 900.
WESTERN MASsACHUsETTsyN Co,
PIrTsFIELD, MASS.
Capital, $3.50. goo,
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. co..
NEW YORK.
Assets. $500, ooo'
CHARTER OAkLIFE INSURANCE Co
HARTFORD. CONN,
Capital az Surplus, 100000
Policies issued in the foregoing first Gloss Com
panics and losses eqtntGbiy adjusted and promptly
paid by th cor 'adersigued, rhO 0sH make no eAHr-
for policie.g yeSrqls.
S. WIRES, Agent.
Burtin. taa l,t. u. 1860. dsvly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25
REMARKs.

Owing to the small number of cattle this week
there was an improvement in prices of 2Sa37 cts.
per 100 lbs. The supply of first and second quail.
ity was not sufficient for the demand. There werc
some small poor cattle in the yards at 10 O'Clock,
otherwise they were empty before that time The
number Of sheep, also, was small land the market
advanced again IS cts per head from last quota
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25

CHARLESTON. Jr n. GO, 1861.
Everything is quiet. The,e have been no
demonstrations on account Of the secession of
Georgia.
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CuAELEsToN, Jan. p

IHAELESTON, Jan. Il.
The eight soldiers from Fort Sumter as
witnesses in e murder case, on Saturday at
tempted to escape by jumping out Of the
Grand Jury room window.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

ENQUIRE OF CHARLES RENNS, American
BLIIo;el Block.
Burlington, Jan 5. ISL. davtf
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 81.
! private dispatch says the Steamer VIII
liam jenkins, OF the Baltimore & Boston
line, has been burnt at Savannah. Particu-
44rs not received.
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IRENrnN. \

IRENTnN, y. j., Jan. 10.
Resolutions have been introduced into the
New Jersey Senate, iustrueting their Sona-
tors and Representatives in Congress to sup
port Mr.. Crittenden's Resolutions, and also,
in casa Of failure of Congress to pass these
resolutions, asking Congress to order Ma
tioual Convention. II will undoubtedly pass.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARD WORK OF WASHING DAY
DIMINISHED By TIE USE or
STEARSS & CO.'S
GLY CERINE SOAP.

It washes quick and well; makes the clothes
white a, snow; leaves the hands soft and white,
and in comfortable condition, and is suitable for
all the purposes Of soap. Try it and prove it. See
that il is
Sold by all Grocers, and by STEARN5 & Co.,
No. 5 Commercial ST., near State St, Bost9n.
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Married.

At the residence of tho brides father, Jan. 2, By
the Rev. Simeon rsrmslee, L. F. WILBuR, Esq, Of
Jericho, to Miss ". JANE MORSE, daughter Of
Calvin Morse Of Underhill
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25

Boston, Jan. 81
Rev. Charles Lowell, D. D., died yesterday
aged IS years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25
BALTIMORE Jan

NV YORK, jan. p.
Lila Montez died in Brooklyn on Saturday
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PROVIDENCE, Jan. %,

PROVIDENCE, Jan. -.
The Senate to-day passed bill to repeal
the Personal Liberty law, 81 against g
In the House the subject was warmly
discussed and postponed 10 Thursday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25

NEw YORK, Jan. -.
Mr.. Colfax, Of Indiana, has introduced q
bill into the House Of Representatives, in
truciDg the Postmaster General to discon-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25
THE MINUTE MEDICINE.-Rad-

THE MINUTE MEDICINE.-Rad
ways Ready Relief is truly minute medicine for
it will cure in minutes diseases that other RENE
dies require hours and days to effect; and it will
relieve the agonistic pain of acute and infamma-
tory diseases 10 seconds, when all other remedies
fail altogether.
Railways Ready Relief should be kept in the
house arms are kept in self-defence, or 8 fire.
escape for safety from sudden oonfagration
Hundreds die from sudden attacks Of disease that
dose Of it would save. Persons subject to fits,
Cramps, Spasms, Bilious Coles &c. should be
able to reach il the instant they are seized. Ia
ken during the first ague Gill it may prevent a
second. 1t Is the great antidote to pain, whether
arising from external or internal injury, or from
a sudden malady. Fevers. originating in sudden
changes Of temperature or unwhOlesome vspors,
are repealed before they have obtained hold upon
the system, by its hygeian operation
RAILWAYS REGULATING FILLS.
Purge, regulate. and invigorate at the same
time. Within six hours they relieve the bowels,
affect the secretions, tighten the feeling Of oppre,
sion at the pit Of the stomach caused by indiges-
lion, and render tho circulation of the blood
equable. Thus they Costiveness, Bilious
ness, Congestion, Headache, Flutterings Of the
heart. Nervousness Hysteria, Female Complaints,
Malarious Fevers, and disorders Of the digestive,
secretive, and dicharGing organs: Administered
healthy condition fir the Summer campaign, and
as they nourish instead of weakening the system
may be given safely to patients whose stamina
has been exhausted by sickness.
RADwAYs RENovATISG REsoLvENr disinfects
and neutralizes the diseased blood, depriving it
Of the corrupting principle which engenders Tu-
bercies on the Lungs, Bronchitis, Quinsy, Run
ming Sores, Cancers, Salt Rhuem, Erysipelas, in
fammatiou Of the Eyes, and all kinds Of Erup-
tions, Tumors and discharging sores. In second
Diary Syphilis, Scrofulous disorders and all here
ditary, chronic, and constitutional malades, It
overcomes and eradicates the insidious causes Of
the disease.
Railways Remedies are sold by G. W. Roby
& Co. and Druggists everywhere,
RADWAY 4 CO., % John Street Y. !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25

Whereas, it hath been made to appear to us,
the undersigned, that the country is in state OF
iaind, and very disastrous consequences are TO be
spprehended therefrom; and whereas.
IL SHAKSP ERE, 81
his immJrta monitions to afflicted humanity,
hath made it manifest to the refecting smind, that
in time Of Peace we can best
PREPARE FOR WAR;
and Whereas, the dreadful cricis which ovrrhangs
us, Is, In great measure, owing to the utter neg
lect Of needy and scedy humanity 70 visit Us IN
our
CLOTHING EMPORIUM!
IBANK BLOCKl
for War to prepare themselves with comedy Gar
ments, so that they may go in becoming man
ner to
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Or any other place, now therefore, We announce
declare proclaim and asseverate, that. in order to
restore
Peace TO tito Country,
and heal the dreadful dissensions of the day, we
are now ready, and shall at all times patrictically
hold ourselves in readiness to disburse to the
needy public. q!
TRIOTIC PRICES
Tbs best assortment of every thing necessary to
GENTLEMAN'S TOILET,
Dress goods, Undress goods all dfserpti9nE from
top TO toe.
CoGft, Shirts,
Ffsf.. Collars,
Pants, Undertaking,
Hose,
and everything tending to a Gentleman's aud Sol
dieF's comfort and elegance Of appearance.
The prices at which we shall dispose Of our i'm
mense assortment, will be the very be guaranty
of the GOOD faith of this manifesto.
Dated at Burlington, as icHneSs our hGHf, &c. &c,
BIZ order Of He G-eSHSncv.
BENNETT TURK, Pres'i.
Q. V +. CoAT, Sec'y. is6ldtf
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEEEEFERs.
f. Z. DURKEE & CO.'S
Sci ECT SPICES.
In Tin Foil, Oincd with Papor,)
and Full Weight.

Black Pfpe, White Pepper, Cayenne Paper,
Ginger, AHspiee, Cinnamon, ClOris, Mustard.
In this age of adulterated and tasteiess Spices.
1t is with confidence that we introduce to the
attention of housekecpers these superior and genu-
inc articles. We guarantee them no. only
ABSOLUTELYA AND PERFECT PURE,
but ground from fresh Spices selected and cleaned
by US expressly for the purpose, Witioaa reference
10 cost. They are beautifully packed in tin foil,
Qined with paper,) to prevent injury by keeping,
and arc full weigh, while the ordinary ground
Spices are almost invariably short We warrant
them, in point of strength and richness of favor,
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON, as a single trial
will abuntandetly prove.
Manufactured only by E. r. DURKEE g. CO.,
New York. For sale by
A. s. WEY,
Dry Groceries and Prorisioas,
Pork, Lard, Hams, Ertra F7oug, Pur,
Sperm OIL, Sperm e. Tailow Candies, Sosps
Starch, and Dried Fruits.
Church 81. Burlington VI,
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SPECIAL NOTICE

4 LII PERSONS having unsettled accounts with
kAthe subscriber, and all those indebted 10 tho
late arm .. a .y IS oMl6fepBslJF 5foFe6tGt
airy next. The subscriber would also further give
rotice that he will continue the mercantile bust
ness at the old stand, at which place goods be
had for cash or ready pay, as cheap as the cheap
est.
D. L. GRISWOLD.
Grand Isle, Jan. Is, 1851. v30w3
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vHEUNIyERsAL BENIMER.

viii ,
turns and stitches hens Of aty required wi6sn,
and lays the hem either on the upper or under
surface Of the work as desired. No other Hemmer
does this. In addition to hemmng it fells. stitch
es tucks of any width, and serves, generally. the
purpose Of a UNIVERSAL GAUGE, which sHpueedss
the necessity Of "5ast,ng," all kinds Of sewing.
and adds much to the capacity and value Of any
Machine which has it. No other Hemmer in the
world possesses any Of these advantages!
II is easily attached to any Sewing Machine;
and is rapidly coming into general use.
Retail rice s. to SIS. A liberal discount to
the Trade. Send for samples of the work. Sold
wholesale and retail, by
]. BATTY Burlington-Sois
A.,,t for Vermont. no 10 1850 dsw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25

4 ONG LOOKED-FOR,
IL COME AT LAST
Those nice, lined English OVER-SHOES, for
Laiies; call and see them.
A. STRONG, HAYWARD co.
Dec 16 dewtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25
THEGROyER AND BAKEP
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is rapidly superseding all others tor family use.
The Double Lock Stitch formed by this Machine
is found to be the aaly which survives the wash
tub on bias seams, and therefore. the only one
permanently valuable for Family Sewing.
Send for a Circular. Address
J. BATIEY, agent,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25

Whereas, it hath been made to appear to us,
the undersigned, that the country is in state OF
Iaind, and very disastrous consequences are TO be
| spprehended therefrom and whereas.
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HOP TO LET.

TEN0 LET, the store, No. g. College street, under
Il the FREQ Press offce,-a good location for a
dress-makers or miliner's shop, or for any other
business which can be accommodated in it.
os:ession given at once.
G.. W. & G. G.BENEDICT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-25

NEW OOMs,
NEW NSTR I'M E " T 81
BETTER PICTURES.
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER
The subscriber would respectfully invite the at
tention Of tho Public to the largely increased IA
cilities. afforded for his business in the
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS,
ALIENS NEW BLOCK CHURCH ST.
These spacious rooms, Constructed expressly
for the purpose) have been fitted up, without re-
gard TO expense, with everything that can add to
The comfort and convenience Of his customers, or
to the excellence Of the pictures there taken. The
arrangements for LIGHT are such as
ALWAYS GOOD PICTURE
NEW APPARATUS, comprising the latest improve
ments, has been added, &c, &c, ahOrding, it Is
safe TO say batter facilities than are possessed by
any similar establishment in Vermont.
With all these improvements, tho prices at
MILLER's are io5rcs ;As@ arr.
LOOK At TuIs!!
SIXTEEN Photographs for Dollar
Sixteen PHOTOGRAPHS for Dollar
Six.cc, Photographs for a DOLLAR
Tti,true. Call and see.
sTEREOsC0PIC family groups o. single portraits,
SpUERFOTYPES,
PHOTOGRAPHS in India lnk,
PHOTOGRAPHS in Oil colcrs
IVORYTYPES,
MELAINOTYPES.
In short. EVERYTHING II the
PICTURE LINE
taken 81 any zine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02

T1uooe0s
EQR the sntireand psrnsnent cure Of
i Hernia. or Rupture. These Trusses
are believed 70 BE- the hest made In the
United states, and are II use by the most
distipgnisAsd 6arEeons IL the West
For sale at the
K1OKUK DRUG sTORE.
Feb1d&v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02
DIM HECT IM r POkTA7I0n

!
u . r dw are and utlery.
S. w. & II. TUCKER.
| IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
| have In store .aad reccivtsg thsir su puIie,
Tor the spring Trade, direc from the ma ksrs vktcl
they otter to CASH AHDrEoasr rlAa sUykss on ~.
vorAble terms. The stock being unusuaI N. AZ
thcyconhdsntls soiicitsn examination al hes ans
3. ". IL. TUCKER,
6iga Of Red Paddock cor. Aain "a sts
Ksokpk, March y, lsS0-dAw
A lAEkS' PICKS. SAOVEL.s, Ac.. for !. Il i,
IVA mchSdAv S.M. = II. TuCKkR.
GRIFFIN 3 AukhE AIS .ss..,f nj,
! 5s-risex xuYs " s. W. II. TUCKER.
GCfTHE kIt ItLEs.-various quaiitis e. Of Soy ylh
x.1sas.a4. w.. I. TUCKER.
4 Akb' HAOVEL6.-- A Iaras stocI Of 4 Hes
CA Sbovsls for saislow By
I rklNDsroaks.--1hs Bsrea 0I1nasseass. siva.
~ rious sisss. fer sale BY
s.W. = AH.TrCkER.
SiUu of No r aiock,
March =. .ee-d1. = Cor. hAin 1dst
= .ENUk NA 1Ls.
+ fias ~ Do
AnnsAlsd DO tcalineA-s supsrio,artis y
CaeinE do
finiIhing do
Barrel do
Together With gsnsf las sort - n AYIk
sf tAs Relmont brand just resolved And for "a,
Lowby lnchSl s. w. / II. 1UCKkk, \
/ sohN, ,uAkDEN, sRUBBI NG ana the1 Il %
~ Spaass, Shovsls. AAttocks and PisksI
6cythes, SnAths, and train CzAcles;
0sv.belfs, Rskcs and Corn Plaptsrs;
IL o., fnoe and 0AItSyC hains1
a CatAins Rsxes Hay end straw Knivss;
N, AAJ1HtrAw and Manure Forks; #
And q lale0 stock Of AssoRx1p HARDWARE and
CUTLENxtn Nan and for sale Low by
ncAod4W y 81 B.w. u. TUCKER.
TltE1s 1OOPHt! T1 ENH HOOPS III
a NEW supply u Trees Hoops, Or the sizes
IA asasaly wAatoa, te1sshsr with general ..
sDrtmsntof Coopssa goola, jsst received, am fos
sale low by n. - -, ,TUCKIk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02

bet. main Z Bfcndesr
KEOKUK.IOWA.


ALARG EassoYtment ofDrugs'
n Chemicals, Instruments snc
fsncyArticlss JEST received .
thA shem tos'
prisine all the new Chsnies
Preparations, ,Tildsn . Fluid NJ
tracts, T1ussss ,Abdominal Sup
portefs, Pssssries ! ,Speealums o
allkiDAs. Ststhosoopes, Caths
tsrs, 6psFnatorrh@aRi Rings, -,
some splendid cAsss Of Char
riers's superior instruments.
These articles having been &c
lscted With special referepee /
the known wants or the profs
tho 49, terms 80 Physieians Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02

llOydss RAltFQad Map.
LOYD'S Railroad Map shows every Railroad
~ in running order up to February fst, lS6i.-
Every station IL marked down N the r0ads and
the distances between each station, apd The total
iSngth VI the road; Also the Lame VI it, oeicsrs,
their place Of residence, and the running time OF
the trains on every Railroad Ia America ~ given.
Every river In America IL traced out, and the
towns and cities on the Ohio and MississipF ard
other rivers Are marked plainly, An the forts,
BATTERIES and gkclcs in this county are laid
down prominently. For sale BY
aFAts 3A NJ ". WESTCOTT,
/ jyl7 Main-st. I'd door from 4th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-05
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURES.

BALrIsoEr, "Wednesday, Dec. 4, l3ol
The Maryland Legislature organized to-day, by
eecting Mr.. Berry Speaker of the House and Mr.
Goldsborough President of the Senate
The Governors Message was transmitted. Ii 10
eminently loyal and patriotic. He says lie has con-
vened the Legislature in special session in order
that they may at once perform clearly the express
will Of the people by taking such steps viii seem
most effective To vndieate the honor and loyalty Of
the State, by undong, as far possible, and rem
edyug the evils of the Legislation Of their predeccs
lie urges measures for tho payment OF the State
portion Of the National tax for the expenses of the
war. He says the rebellion must be put down, no
matter at what cost. Our State must bear her share,
and he hopes il will be done with no niggard hand.
He urges loan for the purpose also that il IL due
to the pride Of the House that immediate provision
be made for rnising and oquping Marylands quota
of voIanis~rs COR the war. lie also recommends
legislation for the summary punishment of persons in
Maryland who shall be convicted Of aiding or abet-
ting in any manner those who in against the
Government.
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upon the proceeds Of the abon Of volunteer and long
there many demands upon the bersy Of the public
growing out OF the ebeou Justice requires that every means
should be taken the families Of volunteers q largo
share OF their pay possible.
You will acknowledge the receipt hereof and report 70 me se
the end OF each week the progress you making this
gard. Very respectfully yours,
Gen 8. G. r. THoRSDrKR, commanding at Malone FnHkn~
County, N. Y.
A CORRECTION.
To he Editor Of The NJ y Yvtbsne
SIR: have seen with much regret an article in
your paper rejecting seriously the officers Of the army wis
are from the South and recently from California desre
say contradiction the statement shove referred to. th
although born In Georgia and appointed from Florids.
and always have bsen firm 70 the Union am Tor tie
Of the matter what the sacrifices
be- and have never takes other than decided stand -
bring about this much desired result.
lam, Sir, respectfully, Jour obsdient servant
X. ID. WALLEN, Captain #b Isfsntry.
Nep. York, Nov. u, 1861.