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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17

PATENT SAWED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ISch Rough aud Pressed from the very hes' YELLOW
Fi3I CYPR EsS TIMBER, sale liz lots purchase
attic LOWEST MARKET PRICE
f.tolv pTr ErNC sr'.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17

o. MOTTO ....SO1TCE. .E;s
[NE5F A H o ST S -sSa:ssi
Tn. undersigned has his NEW BLES No 1873 Eravie1
street now ppen where urgies be hired.
kept livery usual rates. also bought and sold
commission, . ......
" N.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17

In mineral wnte where many edents assocaely held
In solution conceded to be uncertain how these ingredients
chemically united the other We however, in
this case infer that the contains
Carbonc acids, sica chloride of magnesium boarbonate
of lime oh bride of sodium carbonate Of oa selicae of
&sa bcarbonae of IRON scnte of s0da aumno chloride Of
sodinrN and probably other combinations. myl0E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
J. "a. BILLINGS.
New Dry Goods Store
NC. 97 MALN-sT. bet. eD AND2p.

NJ. "a MAIN-cT. BET. I'D AND3D.
I WILL sell for the next go days my stock OF
Fall ana winter hoods 1t reduction II 10 per
cent. from old prices. PARTIES wishing 10 make
purchased in my line Will find il to their advantage
to buy nov, as wish 70 close out my Winter stock
70 make room for spring stock, apd will sell at
Abost COST for the next 90 days / have con-
stantiy on hand good stock of Foreign and De.
nestle Dry Goods. alxr Ans stock al Motions Ho-
siory, Yarns vent tsmsn's Shifts and ORA wers. La
dies Hoop skirts-3o spring 81 is, 80 sprDr las.
Asmall stock Ct Wall Paper 81 New FORK Cost.
Cal and examine before Purchasing. L viii sell
a. per advertisement.
JanlSd2m JIM BfLLINGS
Dissolution Of Co. ParIncrA Mn.
fVsHK Partnership heretofore existing between
= Drs. a. W. Hicks and J. Il. Andrews IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
". Hicks continues the practice Of Dentistry It
the old stand.
All persons indebted to the firm are requested 10
call and settle. Nj. w. HICKS
keokuk, Dec. Is, 1860. J.H. ANDREWS.
dso2ldlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
A Card 10 the Aussering.

The Rev. William ccsgrove, while laboring a.
missionary in japan, cured Vi Consun pt ton,
when oil other meaDs had failed, by = rec pc OBJ
tanned from learned physician residing in the
great city u Jsddo. This recipe has Gu ed great
numbers Of persons who we're .rH4ring from Coz
sumptl,n, Bforchtts, Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS Of bensG.tlng others, will send this
recipe, which have brought home with mt, to al
Who nesd,it, free OF charge.
Address
Kcg. WM. CosGA0vR,
43s Fulton Avenue,
mch5dit Brooklyn, N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
81. k4oAis IN Arkeg.

[From the Evening Ns~s, Saturday, March ~
Receipts and offerings u Produce were large
to-day, but Southern .onnass continuing scarce,
business very much curtailed. Operations
show further svles Of hour ut the decline reported
yesterday still lower figures Tor Spring and Club
Wheat large bu.iness in Corn at figures fayoring
buyers; decline in Whisky; 40 advance in Mess
Pork, and bit moderate business and few chang .
In other articles. Hates Of Freight to ,ksw Or
leans steady At Soc for Flour, TOO for Pork aud
35<g3o for weight freight.
FLOUH--City sur crime 81 50, Country X A65
TO rs.
WHEAT-spring md Club declined Sc; sales II
so to 93; Fall 81 to IS. choice Rcd 81 80, white
] Sc to lao.
CORN-Large amount remained unsold. Mixed
IS to SO; white and yellow 81; mixed and yellow ST.
white 80 to 40.
OATS-28 to 81.
BAKLEY-sIring bs. Fall Is to n.
kfE-45, SKIS. returned.
LAKD-S3to yl.
WHISKY-l4 to 10.
HAY-Choce Timothy 65 to rs
uLDES-Fl0t IL dry sailed ., green 4 to 5.
WOOL - Native, hcece-washsd 25GD3O; tub
washed 25cta50r; unwasIcd 15eGI lSc; pulled 10etl
.xc "a ID.
COFfEE-Eusineas Las Stacked up the latter
part II the week. We quote common ct is to 1874;
fair lac good fair AMI prime latcSyl4as choice
llac.
SUGAR-With an ilcreaAed country trade cit ' Job
bers have done less busin ess Sales OF common 10
fair 1t 6ctyo4c fully fair e96tc prime and choice
6}A62
MOLASSES- Business u oderate. Common Plan.
tation 26G13O prime aud choice 31(g34. Stock 81
Ieboilcd Cubs about exhaasted-no offerings and nc
demand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
NEN YORK
~ MILLINERY STORE e
MAIN ST.. BETWEEN - ANn.n

/ kass ~ Gait Ard ON VII; naa choice
- assortment OF Lad1ess Iiais. Jocb@v H.. -
aisses, klbons Feathers, Flowers and i variety If
Dress trimmings, Head Dresses, Dress Caps, ac-
stamping done On all knis u goods /. Rnbroidsry
ana tns latest winter s'.la oi patte.ls, lfrom
laylor's New ioIk,) for lloaAs. s.eLr' h,s.sas
ana for every variety VI Oh. Llrcn Cloth on hand
ALI 81 these Will D. cut aLd made on the rhor,est
notice. The subscribers have n, le.isato, IN as
suring The pAtrenizins tubie ths, th,ir work will
0snsht Of impartial thai ~ i u f.s,r
Ia their fayorits ART Al orders will fecei.. the
earliest attention, and wsrk entrusted 10 their
Will not hc delayed beyond the tim. agreed upon.
MRs. y j. LIEG LEX.
Doc. !, oU-d MRS. C. A. HuNIEn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

FfNhE undo signed has received dlrect from the
i manufacturers Stelsutcalc Camera Tor the
purpose VI taking stercographs OF Dwelling, both
public and private, Family GROUPS. &c., &C.. also.
new patterns Of Stereoscopic Boxes, showing
from ~ to loo views.
Lkenesses Of every variety neatly inserted In
Plain and Fancy Cases, France, Trays, So, Of
every style.
Satisfaction guaranteed. He has an instrument
Tor taking ~ pictures o. One person a
ONE sittiMK, which enables him to take large
number Of pictures with dispatch and at very low
prices. All are respectfully invited TO call and
examine specimens l.. W. BUELL.,
Rooms No. 90 Main-st., I'd door from Ihird-st.
decISd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Another Witness-- San p rsa NJ to IN.
VAIL a..

vAIIda.
Thousands Of invalid ladies In various parts az
the United Eta.s, will confirm the testimony Of
Mrs. h. Latham, Of PaciGc-st., Brooklyn. N. X.
who has recently been entirely cured Of distres,ny
Liver complaint VI some years standing by short
course OF hostettsr,s Stomach Bittefss Capt La
than, the husband Of the lady, joins with his wife
in expressing Unlimited confidence in ths prepare.
ton, and both are at all times ready to state the
fact connected With Mrs. LIS case, which Was
very complicated case Of Liver Complaint, las IL
was termed BY hsr pbysician) aggravated by dys-
pepsia and general arrangement OF the internal
organs. The cure has boon thorough and complete;
nor IL there any kind of stomach complaint, nor
any affection Of the bowels. which will not readily
yield to this potent restorative.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally sv.
erywhere
boldby P.dIBsoss, "A. J. WILKINSON ,BAxrLnYs
KAYE Co., and j. r. WILKINSON.
March 4. 'ST-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
. Ts-rl----4.s--.-..
tguAbTA AND NKxttn

EUUIN n n ID NHU1A.
a. DUNE and w. II. BARRETT having
~ formed partnership in the Shoe business
would ask s.are Of the public patrons re and
continuance Of the old custom OF the house.
We have concluded that in these hard time. Il i.
no disgrace 70 work, and both being practical work
men, We wlll devatc ourselves to tho manufacture
u custom work, thus guaranteeing good FITS and
honest orb manship. asit is cur interest to make
both.
"eshali Keep constantly on hand we'll select
90 stockoi Eastern work, which viii be sold very
ion. DUKE SBAKkETT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
ATTENTION, wIpE-AwAxEs.

There will be . reunion Of he Wide-AwAkes and
Lincola yards Of keoAuk, Gu Thursday evening
u kiccs Hall, for the puepose Of parade honor VI
tho Inauguration Of the President.
Let every orc b. on hand with oil In his lamp
BY order Of tue CAPTAINS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
PEARL
TOOTH POWDER.
-. N 4 = II O LAS HOTEL
BROADWAY,
N EW DIRK

When completed, six years ago, the st. Nicholas
was universally pronounced the most ina go acent
convenient and thoroughlyorganizcd establish.
ment Of the kindon this continent.
Mat 1t was then, it rgmains to-day-wrruou-
RIVAL In SIZE, ~ sUsrTuoUssrss, and in he
general elements OF comfort and enjoyment
The Hotel has accoc. modat.ors for Loo
guests, including 100 co M pAc,c nuiss Of
aPartme nts for families.
Six hundred persons can lie com fortab,v
seated at the tables Of il. three pahlic DINING
rooms, Ind nothing that modern ar, bss deyis,n
lor the convenience ard s.cial gral6,ation Of RI.
travelling peblichas been omitted in its plan or i,
neglected In 18th practical details.
1ne early reputation OF the house at home and
abroad, derived from it, magn tude Its surerb ap.
pointments, and its noMg-LiKg csAForrs Asn,ux-
ufiEs, has been enhanced every year by the IN.
wearied exertions Of the Projectors.
TREADWELL, NHIgcONg 4 On
is.ooA3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
he.lxinua Nnfice

ihers will b. presiding at The First preeby To-
1isn Church corncr OF Attn and High streets, this
tuesday evening at 7oeloek, ana svery evenin z
through the week. lhs pubic are invited TO at
tend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

NE ALLEY BIZ OTHERS BOOKS
NURSERIES.

NURSERIES,
BURLINGTON,.-.
The proprietors bag leave to call the attention
OF Nursery nen, Dealers and Planters te their
largo and excellcst stock, which will be soia u
prlcaa Ia anti the tianea --- - -
STANDARD AND uMAAE- Fruit THEES
embracing al the popular varieties Of Applss'
Pears, Cherries, Peashes, Piums, Apricots, Meta,
rincs, Ounces. DC.
SMALL FRUITS, embracing all the most Dor ~
lar varieties Of Grapes, Blackberries
CurrAnts, kAsEbciJies, rtlAwb. berries, de-
MISC EJLAkEDU5 fruits. etc., embraein-
Chestnuts, Mnlberries, Bar bsries ,pcrsimmous. A.
paragus, ktubarb, re.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
EnbrAcing all tn cd,ice hardy varieties OF Ever
greens, SHADE ard Ornamental Trees. FioveYiny
shrubs, Wins aud Climbers, Roses, Pennies. bah
sa1 Phiex~- uchsiss, ard ali other popular or de-
sirabl- Grsen House and Hdy FLOW ering Plant,
worthy OF cultivation In tue Hegt
AA-For fart sT nj Il - 1T ion and p,ice, see our
Catalogue, which WALL b seLt gratis 10 ali Who ap
ply for them.
AEALLEY BROTHERS = BpcK.
Bur ing on, Iowa.
P. s-A fsw good aud rssponsibis 4 rents
"Anleo- febz jdyW1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

OLD NENILRN1A HAtM.
WILD respectfully inform the citizens or Keo-
kuk mat have opened Tailoring Estnlfish.
ment on Main st., b. wsen 81 ard 5th within ana
1oor OF Clark's Leather Store, where M rcaav ~
du anything in my line with nea mess nd ri patch
! nave secur,d the services of my old partner j !.
McIsit.r la'e 81 New York City, where he has been
cutting in IF ths fashionable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
nstcity, 90 that any one wishing tho style viii
please give me a cal. go
Youths and Boys Clothing cut In the latest Ne~
iork style, 40 havea full set OF Patterns from
sne I as JOHN FRAZER,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
Gbe Gate City.
TUESoA MORNING, MARCH s.

Banks Chrown ont.
Tho note. Of tho following Banks are thrown on,
by tho Bankers Of this city.
Bank Of Aurora, West Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, Equslity, +"
State Bank, Shawnectown,
Amer. Exchange Bank, Raleigh. /"
Corn Exchange Bank, Fairfield, /"
DanE Of Raleigh, Raleigh, !"
Bank Of Commonwealth, Robinson, Ill.
touthern Bank Illinois, GRANVILLE.
Grayyille do do
I.ank Of Quincy, Quincy.
Bank OF Southern Illinois, Bolton,
Ielyidero Bank, B9Ividore.
Eigar County, Bank, Paris.
Frontier Bank, Benton.
Merchants 4 Drovers' Bank, Joliet.
Zane County Bank. Geneva.
FfsitisS.nte Bank, " ashington.
Railroad Bank, Decatur.
Grand Prairie Bank, Urblna.
Bank Of Kau Claire, Wise.
Arctic Bank, Eagle Point, Wise.
Morgan County Bank, jacksonville, III.
FarMcrs' Traders Bank, Charleston.
CitiSens Bank, Mt. Carmel.
Pike county Bank, Griggsville.
EAnk Of Chester, Chester.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
II MISS a. KING. x1c
AainrSlnet, between 3pd and RI. ~

II KTUKNS her thanks to the Ladies a., ,h.,r
~ patronage, and hopes to have continu snce
OF the same. She has Jus. received her Fnll ard.
Winter Stock Ut French Milline1v. 49,"
French and American Flowers, Feathers. Rihhons
Velvefs, Chinille Head dress.s and emhro II ar;n,
chinille, French Corsets, Dress Trimminss ciaas
iasses, French Embroidery, collars and sets Of All
Qualities, hid Gloves, Gauntlets IF allkinds and
different prices, and super fancy Knit Ha1ds.
large &c. & Hso, ss..ssts sAs on,rt s,uprDr,s. -
hand, which WILDE sold at cost. Iasnak,1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

HARNESS shIKTING, BRIDLE AND COLLAR
M0hOCCOs, LlAIAGh, BINDINGS,
ARD ALL KINDS orr
y n % q. T. A n III u R
CONSTANTLY on HAND.
FRENCH AND GERMAN klPG CALF SKINS
Also, Shoe Findings. regs, hastings, Gal
looms, DUN Cloth. Laces, Backing, re.
PlAsleTeTs' Mnir Always N Mana.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
lS6 Main.ss.. opposite Estes II onse.
Ocs0tdAw EVANS 4 BIDLEMAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

ca The Journal thinks that the Peace
Congress proposition don't protect Slavery
very stroc-ly south Of $500.
II it dcn't We should like TO know what
would. I.provides by an amendment 60 the
Constitution that Slavery, ~ established
BY the laws OF New Mexico, shsll not b
changed, and submi,s the matter OF the en-
forcetnent Of Slavery according TO the Drsd
SCOTT decision, to the Federal Courts.
1t uses the Latin word status in order TO
humbug the people BY the use OF terms they
do not understand but sbc true meaning OF
the proposition 10, that the New Mexico Ter
1itorial Slave Code and the bred Scot, De-
oision sha! be ratified and rendered un-lter
able Is the laws Of the Modes by al amend
meni Of the Consultation Of the United States.
IL tee editor OF the Journal 10 favor Of
that
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

snAvIso.-Depeugh has taken the room
formerly Known - Ohmcr's Saloon on Third
street, where be will be happy TO wait oD
customers who iced shaving, shampooing or
hair-cu..ing. lie hAsa separate room for
ladies and children.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05
The Singer Machines

Nasc the interlocked stitch, Which Ia the bes,
ftich known They are OF great speed, easily I'm
d~rs'oo3, simple In structure Of great durability
adap.ed 10 the heaviest and lightrst goods are m
isbed IN the most perfect annsr may be used for
several years without requiring repair and If they
do not give entire satisfaction the money will be
refunded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

leuIeA and children.
RIvER IrKHs. The river continues 20 rise.
and i nov spreading out largely.
The Hannibal City came in Sunday and
the Warsa~ yesterday. The Pike went down
TO Quincy yesterday, and the David Tssum
csme up from below.
The Ad. Hine, 10 backing out at st. Louis
on Saturday, got foul Of line, became nm
manageable BY the pilot and Hoated down,
running into the wheelhouse OF the Sum-
shine, damaging The latter ~ The amount Of
$1,000. The uins then foatcd down broad
side against the Illinois aud vas injured
abou. $500 worth, having hole stove ia her
hull. II was though. she would get repaired
asd come out on Monday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

Elastic AsucE 1ugs
Lon broken veias and diseased limbs for sate :.
the kEuklk DRUG STORE,
JaniSd1w 9th ST., bet, Main ard Boudenu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-05

VACCINE NGAxSA
kNRESH VACCINE ScAHs always on hand an,
i for sais ut the
aplVdAw KEOkIE DRUG STORE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20


The Cotton Hill (Vs.) correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette writes as follows Of
Raht on the 18th inst, in which the 37th
were engaged:
A short distance further we came 2, eTl-
dent traces Of the rebels, ard the whols force
was at once halted and ordered to rest
Capts Carey, Of the 18th, and Beach, OF eth,
two as gallant and capable ofireTs as eny in
the service, were sent forward w:tA their
companies as skirmi2hers They moved rap
idly down the hill and disappeared n the
woods, which they had scarcely reached be-
iose we heard firing, (scattering, at srst but
soon becoming hrisksr bat were enable
from our position, 10 sec how the Fsht was
going on. Soon one Of the skirmisAsrs came
running up the hill, 90 out of breetS that at
first be could hardly speak, and repeated that
the boys got into a hornets nest, il lie way
of an ambuscade and that severG ct them
zere wouaded, aud at least one killed.
A portion of the 37th German and 18th
Col. Smithi were ordered down TO snpport
them. with orders to bring OF the killed and
wounded; and il they found themselves out
numbered to retire, as the General Cd not
wish to bring 90 general engagement II the
position in which we were. Ia the Eean-
time the rest ofthe 18th was deployed around
the base of the bill 10 iptimidate The enemy,
and ct the same time to support ths sjsirmish-
ers if necessary. Before the arrival Of ths
re.enforcemenis, the two companies r;sation-
ed arst. viz: Carey's and Beach's, hsd sue
ceeded in driving back the enemy with con
esble loss, although tie lsttsr hac been
re enforced BY some 200 or 300.
The killed and wounded were recovered,
and our skiruisheIs were then Withdrawn,
the rebels havingeompletely abandoned theiF
position.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20
LauisHIIls IournaIIsms

Here are some good things from Prentice;
The Richmond Enquirer denounceS cou-
pie of Confederate officers as the tools OF
Floyd" 1t means that they are burglars
tools.
There is talk OF Pillows being at the head
of Buckner's staff. Think OF a staff with
brass head TO IL.
There is a great scarcity Of Northern made
paper in the Sbuth, but the North holds
good deal of Southern paper, the quality OF
which has occasioned serious causes oi pro-
test.
A lady in Northwestern MlssoLri offers a
premium for enough Yankee scalps to make
a bed-quild- Wheeling IRtsltgsheer.
Perhaps she would like TO take whole
Yankee as a comfort.
The miserable little secession paper at
Carroltou, in this State, is q small potato,
and we expect that It will soon die Of the
potato rot
A particular admirer of Gen. Buckner has
lust purchased lot in the Cave Hill Gene
terry. Is it to accommodate his friends
ashes2
Rebels, like frewOod, should be measured
by the cord.
A hemp cord has been raised in Kentucky
and it can't be wasted. It must be used
either in baillug cotton or hanging traitors
The cotton can't be removed from the
plantations of Louisiana for the want OF rope
and bagging. Well give the rebels little
more rope and then do the bagging ourselves
A California paper gives an account Of q
fight between big bull and small tiger
The tiger leaped for the bulls back but wa;
caught on his horns and thrown fifteen feet
That is, be FIRST took leap on his own hook
and then got higher one on the bulls.
A co. respondent, who expresses great con
fdence in our opinions, asks US if we shoul'
be disappointed il Gen. Buckner were to taxi
possession of Louisville. For prudential
reasons we might deem it proper 10 with
hold an opinion upon the subject, but, in thi
instance, we say to our correspondent In al
candor, that, if Buekner were to march int
Louisville with his army, We should no doub
feel very much putout.
Gen. Pillow has set up as a rival TO Com
! modore Hollins. The General telegraphe
to Mrs. Gid. J. P. from Columbus on tbe I'll
: saying, l fought four regiments against min
for four hours without help" As the FedeI
al forces consisted Of 1850, all told, PillOV
can conjure up "menin buckram" as fast q
G Rollins can sink invisible ships by his turtl
J ram. These two redoubtable heroes shoul
; be appointed TO command an ambuscade,
they can "lie in watt so naturally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20
No Quarter,

How is it now with the Black Gag" Car
olinians2 Do they still cry, 'inO quarter" or
have they misgivings as TO the PoasiS!e fats
of their much beloved Ambassadors, Eason
and slideIl, if such course of treatment
is entered upon?
The authorities at Richmond Zoo, Tho
have been amusing themselves BY drawing
lots to see who of our Federal prisoners
should share the fate of the pirates il New
York, and who have made choice c: one
Colonel and a large number Ct com
missioned officers for that purposs,-Aow
will they regard the scheme, nov '''as we
have their two chief conspirstO-s IN our
hands? Thanks to the skillful playing of
Commander Wilkes, we hold the hORsrs in
this game, and the rebels are euchr.a-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

A MYsTERIoUs AFFAIR.-Some short time
since Miss Fitzgerald, then residing at Lew
is Center, - county, was robbed Of box
Of jewelry. She subsequently removed to
Gallon, where she, on Tuesday night last,
was visited BY two Young men, who entered
her apartment after she retired TO rest. The
men presented her with tbe easket at the
same time informing her that they had re-
turned IT, accompanied with the announce.
meut that che must die, and giving her Q
short time to decide between having her
throat cut and taking poison. She selected
the latter alternative, when the POISON was
administered, and the men left. By the time
ly efforts Of physicians The effect of the poison
was counteracted, and the life If the young
lady sa5ed.-C Capital City Fact
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20
The Frsnont Inre.tIsatIon.

In the desire TO furnish to the whole coun-
try as soon as possible, the facts in the Fre-
mont case, the Investigating Committee,
an abstract Of whose Investigations has been
published, have put their report into the
hands Of the Public Printer, aud it will be
ready for distribution as soon as Congress
meets, which will be upon the frst Monday
Of December. The testimony ELECTED
viii make large volume, and it is said by
those who have an opportunity to know, that
ih appearance will be the signal for entire
and universal aequieseuce in the remov'
al Of Gen. Fremont.
Those VINO have been impatient for the
publication Of the full facts, must remember
that this is being dOne as rapidly as possible,
and they should wait patiently the appear
ance Of the official documents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20
TIE Ohio Troops to be Paid.

Special Dispatch TO Cincinnati Gazette.l
CoLUMBUs, Nov. ls.
Major Mcdowell, Paymaster q. 8. a, will
commence paying of to the 3lst OF October,
Gll the full companies in camp in Ohio,
mustered in previous to that date. As soon
as the muster rolls of srch companies are
placed in his hands, be will make up the
ply rolls Companies full before that date
will be paid, wheth,r the regiment to which
they are attached is full or not. The pay OF
officers and privates will be computed from
the 6ate Of muster into service up to the 3lst
ultimo. CO4psnies organized under the old
system, and not mustered as snraled, draw
pay from the organization of the company.
Payments are ordered to be made hereafter
regularly every 5lEty days.