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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-02-22
NOW WITHIN REACH OF ALL :
~ GROVER q BAKERS CELEBRATED

495 Broadway, New.York
The public attention is respectfully requested to the
following cards Of ELIAS HOWE, JR., aud the GRO
YER a BAKER M. COS
4 Gard from the Grover q Baker S. NJ. Co.
Our Patents being now established by the Courts We
are enabled 20 furnish the GROVER \ BAKER MA
CHINE, with important Improvements. at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
Tho moderate price which machines, making the
Grover * Baker stitch, be had, brings them
within the reach Of ALL and renders the Of Machines
making inferior stitches unnecessary as II is unoise
Persons desiring the best Machines and the right TO
them, must not only De to buy Machines max
ing the Grover Baker stitch, but also that such Ma
chimes made and stamped under our patents and
those Of Elias Howe, lr.
GROVER BAKER s NJ. CO.
4g5 Broadray, New York
A Card from Elias Hotoe, Jr.
All persons are cautioned make, deal in.
any Sewing Machines which sew from two spools aud
make the stitch known the Grover Baker stitch, IN
less the same purchased from the Grover A Baker
Sewing Machine Company, their Agents, Licenses,
aud stamped under my patent Of September 10, 1876
said Company aud their Licenses, alone are legally
authorized under their patents and my said patent
during the extended thereof TO make and sell this
kind Observing Machine and all others piracies upon
my said patent and will be dealt with accordingly, when
ever found ELIAS HOWE, JR.
lew York 2s44
T. G. PHINNEY, Agent
4 = Send for a circular,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-02-22

Lis 4 w
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENfnWs
~ Price Of snfe DoHrf-rents
i.-Curos Fcver. Congestion. cod inaamo'doa-- Of.
Heat Pain. H.Il.ssness. - ..... u. d. ....... 70
2-Cures Worm Fever. Worm Cole Fo'ae'" o.,
acHHres Colo. rs.fias. cr,las snd wplsn.n-..,
s.5r Graau anl FeebIrnes % iuh1is. ..... -
4-Cures Diarrhoa, Of cTdren Q. Adult" Vh'.''" Of,
tnnntum. auI summer Complaints ... 70
5-cgres pysentory Or s, Bi 6,.a,.- guA O Is
6-Cures Cholera. cholera Ma'ba' Nausea, nnd .
Cures Coughs cli.. Haarseusss. Bronchitis,
tuHarrfa 900 Sore Throat ... ....... 20
s-Cures Toothache faceache, Nervous Palms no
o-Cnrcs Headaches. sss Heaiaehe, Vertigo. ..
Hash OF H0oi 90 ht Head. ..... ..... ~
1o-Cures pyepcpsia. wei f f, '''''t "a
ii-Cures Suppressed Monses of HeAn'' s,
tq-curos 1.eucorrhea or Whites, Bearing Down.
is-cures Croup. u,sr,e ctoupy Cough Daaut'ni
"a cUgrss. s.it Rbsum. cra.y raipiIaus, nysrc
ts-curss Rhoumatism, Pln, tsmener' or Sore o..
i6-Curas Fever and Ague, Intermittent f"'f
Dumb Aro. OH Invvi-rais Avues .... 20
i1-Cures Pios, Internal or External Blind or trei-
is-Cures opihaimy. wo,s Or inaamei Eye, Or
FyeIis flTnr W Veal s.dt...... ....... 90
io-Curos Catarrh, Aauis Or clronle, nry or Flow
ur Colf In 'hr Head. innu-nEa .-....... 20
2o-Cures Whooping Cough, shortening aud
m-Cures Asthma. Opprceei DncuH Iaborsl
Breathing C0HeH ani Eyre.ioraden ...... ID
ql-Curos Ear Discharges, Noise 800 ths HEAD, in-
2s-cures sorofuia. Fuiarroi Gland, ana Ioa,.,.
2t-cu-os denoral Debility, Physics, ar Ner,oa.
Cores Dropsv. nah Accommodations. TumH
seeinrs with eeanty secretons. ..... ....... 20
Secures sea- sickness, rfostfatou, yeruea,
qi-Cnres Urinary Diseases. Gravel, BehH
CairuT Dincutor Painful Cdnan1n. ......... %
qs-Cures Seminal Emissions. Involuntary Dis
81"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-02-22

1n.s over he ltt. make up rafe ~ what tHI f
choose and ncnss tle amount Zoo current note er s..
by mal 20 our adlr.a no 5fl Broadway NrF.Y0rs. ar
ths medicine vim te duly returned by mail or express n
Of charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
DIED..

ATrHDGr-on Wednesday eyenhins Jsn Mr.. M: a'ry
Jane Adgs. AGED % relict Of james d. Attfcee
Notice Of fuuers in Fnlsy's papers
ATERDEN-In this city Tuesday, Jan. g. John b. Ather
Der ION OF John and Mary AthsEdn eyed years snds
months.
BURTIS-on Welnesdsy Jan 1867 Kate Eloe only dsash
ter Of Abiahsm ard Jennie A. Burti', aged yesr andf
Tie relative. and friends ofe family respectfully invited
% attend the fane. sh. residence o. her NO. ~,
out further invitation.
BIRDsALI--Iu Arlnouck, wesehester County New-Yots
First Month 9Th DAY, Joseph Bdss IN the 4th year Oh ms
Nh fpnes, l take place from The Fends' Meeting ouse AZ
Cborpsqur on 9Th day the 18th inst Trains Harlem
Raroad Depot, sixth street. at 10. a. m re'nnios
leave ChSppaqua 1t 1913 p m
BFNJAMINIn this city fnesday JAM g. Lewis, sou OF
Phiip Benjamin.
BFssoN-i. Dobb,' Ferry, on Monday Jan. Z. Frances
Taylor wife VI John Beson OF & city Ia the SD year OF Der
ooLLINst frsrford COnneeiep, Thursd.y, Jan With
the Group Arthur Morris son VI Charles and Mary Collins,
eyed years AID months.
CoOK-On Wednesday jan Mary Amelia daughter Of John
The relatives and friends Of the family Invited to attend Tie
funeral t day lhurdey) At O'Clock, m, from tne bonse
SroS nj parents No. i'' ware" ''''' nS' O'"' ''''
cHERRY-n San Francisco, Saturday Dee Q, Jess c.
Cherry Of NewSork, aSed % year.
DAYln This city Monday, Jan. = Henry Day aged IS
MEssER-sndderly a. West Farms, on Tuesday, Jan 6,
Thomas Mcser, csq, in the els. year of his age
Tie relatives sud ,cuds the family together with n'subeTs
q M9ron Lodge No zs r. \; NJ ana ~ sson. ip s
late residence, On Thnrsdoy, JAN TO- S2ocoek y M. =
JOHN CORNELL WIN
MEssER-srdlcnly. at West Farms, JAM 8, 1851 ThoH'H'
Nesser agcd - years -.
The ienns the family invited to attend h funeral rom
L late residence, West FARMS, Thursday afternoon a.
o'clock.
MEYFRln this city, Monday Jan. Gerd Meyer in the
ssh year Of Ms dge.
JoBNsoN-ln Boosyn on Wednesday. Jan. g. hort
ilress Maria Ann Johnson wife OF Jeroailh Johnson, IT,
Ur rfes a6 friends are invited attend her funeral AZ her
l,i . e. corner Lee and Hswes street, fh
day saenoon, jan u, at o'clock without further inv
tltion.
sIIFLLs-On Tuesday morning, Jan. 9, Elizabeth vito OF
Robe. Smells agsd II years
The relative, and friends family invited 70 attend hsr
funeral withOu. further notice, Friday next, e. O'CLOCK
irori her late residence, No. 2io East Broadway.
STENENs-n Brooklyn Tuesday, Jan. 3, George heary,
only son Of JOSEF S and Betsy Stevens, sgd years
SHATTI CK-In this city Tuesday, J, g. Msr, beloved
wifi Of Calvin shhttuck, eyed 20 years and month";
81. JOINOE Tuesday Jan. s. OF consumption, Dcros ~,
wife OF a p st. John In the 18th year OF her -.
The rend and of tie family are invited TO <ss
her funeral at Ne z.2 Est Broadway, on Thusosy ~
ocoek p m q.
wARRFN-In ts city. Tuesday Jan g. Jane w-rsa' ~
the 25d year Of her age. .,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
MARRIED.
MIRRITT-LL

MEBRITT-LANI,--In this city, "Wednesday, Jan 9, py
the Rev Edwin n. T. Cook Chsries W. Merritt o. Ne|bafsb
"a NsTy = Lsue Of this city.
TTLPORp-GRYENF-At Flksbeth. Eew-Jersey ON Nor
iiv. Jsn :, b. the Rev. ID. D. Warren, Mr.. a. I. MuHd
to@ss Mary f. hter OF the late Garrett Greene esd al Of
Elizabeth.
EFEpHAM-HARDING-O Mond.y. Jan :, nv the Rev
Dr. EdV ard Labrop Henry r. Needham Of this ey 70 EhI-
Harding of the same place.
WILLIAMS BFNJAsIN-At Freedom, a.tsrsngns County
Kew York on Friday Dec. 2s 1900, By the Rev GnhIh
Mr. Thomas ilans of CenteHile to Miss sylvia L. beps
NH Of Rnshfor1
MISUNDERSTANDING Tuesday, Jan. Q, at No. ~
flrllon sfr,e By ta Rev h. y. Wild. NI. Joseph Nlidn
.on II New Yoyk 10 M.yne Sterling of Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
MEnhESnAY. Jan. Or. n.


The adyices from Washington were not satisfactory
TO the street. and pending the result of the arrival Of
the Star Of the West at Charleston the Stock market
had downward tendency. At the opening, the mar
ket was heavy, with strong disposition 10 realize,
although the bears ade no special demonstration AS
the session proceeded, however there was more firm
ness and Al the close the demand for stocks fir
at the quotations Of latest transactions Operators gen.
orally appeared disposed 70 await further adyces from
The South in regard 10 the truth of several exciting
mOrs which were current. Between the Boards, the
market was steady, but without important activity
AT the Second Board with fair amount Of business
the market was irregular bat generally firm, 1t morn
ing prices, with, in some cases, an Improvement.
There was however, the same lack Of speculative ar
ton a. marked the proceedings OF the morning Boald
Many Of the leading shares continue sc1ree and dev
cries arc made with difficulty This il especially the
case with Erie and Illinois Central the floating shares
(which are daily absorbed by foreign orders. In
State Stocks, with very moderate business the market
was 20 y cent lower. The transactions IN Railroad
Bonds quite unimportant with but little general
change in quotations The market at the close was
steady, at the following qooiatons Tennessee State g.
Nl97j; Virginia State u.s. &c 976ii Missouri State s. 81
4GI; California State Re, 81 ~S7l Delaware aud Ilud-
son Railroad, s50S6; Pennsylvania Coal Co, 76077;
Cumberland Coal Go. pref, Sa9i Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co, as 4; Eew-York Central Railroad, 76i a
I6i; Erie Railroad, 352a36; Hudson River Railroad
4S5945l Harlem Railroad, l5Sl5i; Harlem Railroad
preferred, " OBS; Reading Railroad, 1914 39I; Mch-
gan Central Railroad, Sd 053; Michigan Southern and
A@ihesn Indiana RsiIoad, H0Iji; d., gsssssesx,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
rHB MOTHERS MISSION.

es. Emperor once scd % lis DobIs sabeets what
void secure his country the frs, place The nations q
N. earth The nObeuGns rsnd reply Good mother"
Nov, what constitutes good mother The 10 oOrcu
he who regarding the future welfare Of her child seets
every available means may promotes sound physic
development the that hes offspring may not be deficient
IN any single faculty with which nature has endowed It. In
infancy there is no period which Kie to affect the 10
ls disposition Of the child than Of .eehins producing - II
does eune.s mOrOeue,s mind Se which not checked
yin manifest itself IN amer days
MRS wIysLows SOOTHING Strip
uuou.Op.bly one Of the creates. remedial sson in exist
,nes both prevention aud cure Of alarming symptoms
hi, 80 often manifest themselves during the tehns period;
ZACH a. .pn: In the bowels wind oOe eOnvuon &e Iii
ae the best and sures remedy in the world al Of dys
.p,ry ard dsrrbea in children whether arises from teshns
o. from any other cause.
TIMELY WARNING.
Every mother should be prepared to oct ia the capacity OF both
nurse and physician 10 her children: can she w die
II abe does not she ought know that there medicine pre-
pared by an and female physician which has stood the
test Of MANY Nisy years and ia the most perfect thing earth
Tor children teehing; Wind Coc Dysonsry Dia
Ibes and regulate the bowels We say every moth
do not let your prudces the Preudices OF others
stand In way Of the relief that viii be sureys absolutely
n
sRUP.
A PERFECT CHARM.
MRS WINsLOws SOOTHING sIRUP certainly does a.
he name implies soOthe the little quiet. usts
rel sleep from which it invgos,ed and refreshed And
the cure Of Incident the period Of sehns seh
as Dy.sntery Dhe Wind Cohc, Sc sc, We lave never
seen its equal.
We have always BEEN and stir opposed to the practice Of
dragging intsns The ARTICLE
wHArBvKR aud from experience ice speak sdviedy)
We have every confidence it, and heartily recommend to
al mothers Take siyce-u'e itsud wiz as strongly
reconlrne nd Il to others IS have TO YOU
THE BENEFIT OF GOOD ADVICE
Thanks to MRS wINsLows SOOTHING sIRUF, we
have years relieved from seepess nights Of painful
watching with poor suffering teetkng children. Unlike all the
preparations OF opium which usually got up make children
sleep and which simply supeiy the child, the Soothing sp
gives only rest bnt vgOr and health; the little fellow viii
se up bright cheerful and refreshed II is sure to
cure Wind Collie and requisite the bowe A. freely received
tbe which calls forth the above thank freely give
to others and sy all mothers go purchase this Soothing snp
for your ehnd aud you win thank as teI this sdyce.
None genuine uness the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS,
Eew.YOrk, Is the outside wrapper
ssId by Druggists throughout the world.
Price only IS cents per bottle.
Principal Office No. 10 cedsss.., EewYo,k-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
FTOCk BY HI1LHOADs1 EUs
so report Beeyes and other stock received bJ railroads.

The New York and Erie Railroad makes the following report
OF sporistion of stock for the week ending this day.
Beeyes $40; Horses Yeas, - Sheep and Lambs, Ho
Swipe ll0f1. -. ere,
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Foyfourth street,
3,4G6.
The prices TO- day are quoted az follows:
n10 Ordinary. ~
Medium ,......,....8 ~ Pi Some good ....i0 a.
The ger ersl average ofthe market st hardly 3ic.
The most Of the sales range from 10 &c. -
Prices y head aud H. OF dineren. weights will DO found In
accounts Of Gales Of sundry drovea
Total number of Beeyes received IN the city this weak,
4,3BS. 80,
Ibis Is head than last week and "a b. I'd more than
the last The number At each Wednes
day market 349l heed while the number to-day
ng 100 shows rs head than the average, and 29 head
MOI than thi. day week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

PHusDEIpHrA. JAM a--FloUR advanced 2sc -
IS 500 80 IS wRxAr Seadyj White - ss% ~. aSSsS
81 200 81 35 CoRs hrnj Old Yellow w. 80 49,,
Coyprs frm, sales Of 500 bsss Rio, lHsi hb@s cSs
eseelle. wkIsxy kSA D. Fi9ysr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

FoR WEEK ENDING WEpSEspty, JAN. 9, 1881.
TOTAL RECEIPTS oP CATTLE KINDS. WE'RE
According the reports rom the several market places tbs
city there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

CANDLES-Adananti are IN limited de'hsha, eus a.
steady; the sales 700 boxes Staten led I'd
ard -. f.. 40 ,r
changed We have only notice sales OF 30 bag no iY
PIE and C0 Java priyse terms we quote - 81,
J,vs A. pi.,,.. 10 ai63 Maracaibo. ......'''iJ us
Rio fsir prime. l.a13 Jamaica 1850 'l1.
Pio ordinary .Ioieii st. Domingo '"''''' '"'''
COTTON-Ihe denund has been less tive tn prices are
fy sus,arsj snd the msket closes firm ses O. 800 bales
Nc repeat quotaiiOrs: -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

RuSsyR ARREsrKn.-Jobn Brady was brought be.
fore Justice Kelly yesterday morning by Officer Nc si,er Of
tie Etesboat Railroad Police charged with soliciting 9
boerdns hon.es Erngrsn Rsnner without License LIE
wa, held for tja " $50 bel,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

CosIDrmestir In demand the arrivals are light
and as been don. the Fast duote from ya
ard ia more plenty sales Of Liverpool (aupe s 0F9
cos and o Iyerpoo Gas Camel 81 and English steam
81 ., cash Pietou ara sydney are scarce and wanted.
CoprT n Nannfacursd ain continues in moderate re-
ut AZ sbot previous rate. Refined sot in fair demand
rJ % boar of aes Of some 50 COO 10 mainly Minnesota 1t 20c
srJ an, al lot 7 al. AZ IalJl laIr
DYFVOODS-rh.re "a a very moderate inquiry and we
have onIy 10 notice s Of rs tun. 81 Domingo AZ 20 u 80
TaR1FNW aRFe hear of 40 fee,nres OF interest In thi.
brsnci, of tr,Je and pri,.s continue nominal.
N nUR .ND NF ,I-Tbe demand for Western and State
FIN ror active mainly confined to the better grades hsse
ave mite finn, The low yrade ave without change bu' bnves
. 10 Jsn,ee al the - We notice further shipment.
ron INST Isnd III. ales sre IL bbs part Yesterday Al,
a. 00 a. for S,re,fna State and (which scarce
- GaS so or FYirs state IS ss6 IS co for choice do
IS !Sos3 rs Tor the low grades Of Western Extra SIS 5oa
90 foy Round oon Ohio and IS 9jA 81 p for trade
wanda do Conadn Eouri. much change the demand
Jra, sr ,be .,,;ysls ih,. oes Of 26 bbs al rs sou
y az 500, Elan, "a les astva lint with 70 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

"s'Ae" WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 2. 1901
AsTEs-Tbe inquiry h fair TO- Potts. sales Of 20 oO' a. %
Pearls inactive. -, -, - ,y;,h i;rItei
supply prices are slss u 200 u " 've VIC ia "ss'
NJ 3i9 y2e. f0r ss..tersl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

The Governor ipdoroes the plan Of the State Auditor
for the payment Of the entire public debt by taxation
without renewal of any Of the exiting loans. lie
iays:
Tie levy for the ycr 1871 oT the payment Of The interest nno
lie sduy reduction II the public debt IL and tour 1etos %
Mil a. the dollar 1be levy continued wono te'llt ~
t,n ~? 20 Tho tiu0unt 60 be raised in the mean lui 20
me-, The scrgu1z irtcesi and pIcptloi ia" dth, py
all the Oh.r sources the sinking fund being nray
would be EgSGOtn1 -, Ursus the SONS Psid 10
1871; ADD be paid heTcsite on the principal Oh 'he WV
J rf adeug 20 this mode Of paying the pnble debt ,hs
addition 81 10 tCnths Of mi on ne
h. the ne.ert levy making the entire low t~o Nuns on @
hich will oydo suhcicut sum 10 No 81 ne
t md t he principal Of The debt inalns
rTo TO and on the day OF January dl leaving 'eh o"J
tAGJJte Of ihe de Ut unpsd .., II, -, Ian I faei
rdsr 'is ps tie amount u principal paid nom IAN %
20 Jtu 1871. would go &c jra "a
The interest psid during The sanr period would De- 'oo
N.t,rr the tosl psid on principal aud interest tI9'54" ."
Adding 10 ibi he principal Of the debt remaining o m IN
uupaid January III .'.'''''''''.''''''''''''''
sri the total amount p-il 70 January s' and .a n
D, Tsd thereafter goud Dt tLe
mi. a5GgI 81 les tllu would haNc 10 bt paid HN4 ~
present system piior 10 aid on NE I't Of JAM i'i
TIE Bost0n Tr0rcliT says;
There vns 10 day further gain Of t2Oo "a tne 70 M
ine 81 the civ bank tbus nceatng III hegffst 70 -
Loans rgd discounts freely furnished by the ~,
The beH indorscd Irfes ara - an.r
four sx months nsturies are bong negotAlep i
market ri ~ cent Lower grades and loose coiiSiat
couT.e have submit 10 higher rates Of msss' an,ts
te II IA. nance, date, sccunss snl a
m j. little paper Il brihk
the large banks have already come t9 tne " ,.sT
oaerinrs to absorb the surplus required ~ th 'es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

Te,.. .sl,2.sai0la eI@e.2,7o sln.7eboe sl.6sO,f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
Total. g3l.2t2 - As l21

TsroEr fsf. he,-- Yek 70 Forcga Poy. durag me Year
1851. 1888. 1850 al4 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

Out If the surplus dividend Of q cent hs boon
declar,d 53i leaving balance Of SO "dS against
s2l8, 60 same time last year.
We annex our usual annual figures o. The commerce. OF
this poit. The results are very favorable, and while
the aggregate imports show decrease Of s7,V0eOo,
the exports show an increase Of sS,0OooOo. The IN
crease exclufiye of specie, az over s3J,No0OO The
deer. a. ed exports Of specie are 81 j0O,00
Foa,, Is,oFrs enteyrG q, York Gging ne ysau lJS
1859 1851 and 1860.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

THE SCHooIMAsTER ABOUT New YORK;.
w Gerard known as the Adonis of the New
York bar, talked to some school children the
other day Speaking of the ease with which
crowds were collected in this country he said
he doubted whether the Prince had ever
seen such a crowd before as the one which well
coined him in New York, eren upon the occasion
Of the coronation Of his mother. This event
took place year or two before the Prince
was boFn.)
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

IL the early parts of the American war,
Franklin went to Paris in hopes of obtai ming
pecuuiary resources Of France. For some time
he was unsuccessful; aud being present at a
large party, gentleman observed: ut mast be
owned, sir, that America now exhibits to US a
very grand and magnificent spectacle!"
True" replied the doctor, drily, but the
spectators don't payw
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

LITTLE SUSIE D., poring over book in
which angels wererepresented as winged beings
suddenly remarked with much vehemence-
Mamma, don't want to be Gn angel--and |
needn't need 2" "Why, Susan" questioned
her mother. Hump! leave off all my pretty
clothes, and wear fedderS like hen!"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

An EDITOR in Maine has never been known
to drink any water. He says he never herd
water was used as general remedy but once
at the time Of Noah, ,.whcn it killed more than il
cured
, 1861-08-12
GEN. PIEI0Wx

Our dispatches from Cairo and Louis
vile agree that Gen Pillow is deyoting all
his energies to the concentration Of rebel
troops at New Madrid, and TO thesHength-
ening OF that position. The camps at
Union City have been exhausted, aud it is
believed that the railroads leading north
from Memphis are being used to their
utmost capacity in transporting troops.
Whatever force Gen. Pillow may be able
to collect, his defensive works at New
Madrid must be (when eon1plete) very for
midable, or the traditions Of Mexico and
1fr: Russe1l's description Of Fort Randolph
are utterly at fault.
Mere big guns have been received at
Birds Point, from S. Louis, and on our
side the preparations either for offensive OF
defensive warfarc--as time shall develop a
choice-are on large scale and Of the
most complete order.
, 1861-08-12

5Speris1 Dispatch 10 the Chtc.no Tr7hune.1
CA1Ro, Aug. II, 1851.
The six tWenty-four Founders have been
landed from the steamer Louisiana at Birds
Point, ard are within the entrenchmsats. The
Louisiana takes back to St. Louis, tonight,
Col. Rombour's Missouri regiment Of Home
Gusrds, whose term il out on Saturday.
The rebels made aaotaef a1tenpt 70 aesuoY
the trest3ework on the Cairo 9 e"son ksA-
road. It Was set On fire this side OF the Tor
mer break. 1t is now III the POSSESSION OF
the Federal ttoope-the entire Ineto Chaftss'
ton is being put in order.
1t Is rumored that the rebels have advanced
, 1861-08-12

WASHINGTON, Aug. ia, special dispatch
to the New York Commercial says:
There is no truth In the report that the nav
.cation Of the Potomac is interfered With.
Boats are arriving from Baltimore.
The rebels are still trying to negotiate with
the Indian tribes, and hare promised them
anuptties if they will forsEear their allegiance
to the Government. John Ross, Chief Of the
Cherokee Nation, however, remains loyal, and
stands in the way Of the enemy.
The names Of the petitioners presented d
come days ago by Senator Breckinridge, pnr-
ro1tine 10 come from Nlaga1a County, y. T.,
asking that the present difficulties be adjust
ed are supposed to be nearly all forgeries
They have been sent tor By prominent gentle
men living in that county, who assert that
they are forgeries, and they are now engaged
in feueting out the perpetrators
A special dispatch to the n: I. f7st says
Government has just issued stringent orders
10 prevent the transmission of telegraph al~
counts Of army movements, "hethef pasb'
present, or future
ErNinister Faulkner has not yet expressed
sav secession sentiments, but ne u exceed
irp1y upu committal. The seceasioniSts mere
saT That in few weeks he viii enter the 1eoel
armv as brjga6ier general.
TIE officers of the steamer FreeoofE report
thaithe slayes are constantly employed 5y the
rebe,s in The construction Of entreaconents
nnDn the Potomac. .