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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13

TIN TRiEuNE's CRCulArIoN.-A prominent
merchant at an important point in Michigan,
who recently visited this city to make his fall
purchases, informed US that during the com
mencenent of the present season there were
from four TO five hundred weekly 1rib,mes
taken through the post Office at his place, but
the Bull run affair disgnsted them and now
there are only about five copies taken there.
We hear similar reports from other localities,
and in fact, there appears to hc disposition to
drop the weekly Tribune and take the hide
pendent. We also have it from good authority
that there was letter received at the Office Of
the Euening Post but short time since con-
tanning an order for two hundred weekly Posts.
the writer Of the letter stating that the entire
club had been subscribers to the Tribune
but becoming dissatisfied with The course Of
Greeley, had stopped his paper and had
formed club for the Post. No wonder that
the Tribune philosophers, and Massa Greeley
in particular, 60 into spasms and lose their
temper whenever tie Herald says anything
about their circulation.
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Roots New ROOms.-ssWhat n Lovely
place the ladies' while having Cages de Vstes Pho
,ogras aud Daguerrcoypes" aken at l79 Fifth
AMI BipadN
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Empire Sewing Mach ines.
Prices reduced. Terms accommodating 51O Broadway
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Photographic Card Albums.

CHAs ii. FREDEEICaS 4 90. 657 broadway, offer TO
the trade a the various styles from 20 10 Pictures OF the
celebrated PFamel Gard Aluuni.
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Nv Years Cnlls.-some Ladies' n,

doubtful whether they shall receive cs this year. but
mary a doubs exists in the minds Of The gentlemen
where they shall pnr, bsse III. ylsh whose suJrb
grace invest their New Years ensemble with atid
tiopai dis incon Only KNOX of No. 2ls Broadway
er Fulton street, furnish Hat equal 10 the ocession
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13

BcaufIfnl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, RIocr,
OF Youth, or Liquid Pearl las no sot,al c. - rI uoI ~.
broadway. ." ufosss's, anu ASS
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best ira the
world harmless reliable and Instantaneous Sold and an
Piled at BATCHELoR'S Wig Factory, Ii Bond street -
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THE ASSAULTS N CoNGiEss UroN THE GENE.
RAILS OF TIE ARMY--The abolition members
of the present Congress are playing the same
part that the secession members acted last
ycar-th they are turning the halls Of Congress
into scdit;on shops, in which disaffection is
manufactured against the government and the
generals Of lie army, and spread all over the
country on the wings OF tie press. In conjunc-
ton with the radical journals they are labor
ing to bring the army into contempt, and to
create division and mutiny in its ranks.
For instance in the debate in the House of
Representatives on Wednesday on the orders
issued BY General Hal,eck not only was that
! General denounced by Stevens and Lovejoy
but so we're Mcclellan, Dix and the rest. The
tendency OF these attacks is to impair the popn
arity OF General Mcclellan with the army Of the
Potomac, and TO weaken its confidence in him,
SO essential to success. These TRADES are ex-
cecdingly dangerous, and stop ought to be
put to them at once by the same exercise Of
executive power which arrested the Northern
secession mutiReers in their career of mischief
As these turbulent men are within the lines Of
the army, they come under the operation OF
martial law for tamperng with the minds OF the
troops. Their insane, frantic babbling reminds
Us Of the demagoeues in the French Constituent
Assembly, whose violence within created
! fierce agitation without, and instead Of accom-
plishing the needed reforms by legitimate means,
as might have been done, the nation was pre-
! cptated into series of bloody scenes and
| irightful excuses, including the massacre Of
| st. Domingo, without parallel in history. If
| Stevens, Lovejoy, Greeley, Garrison and the
ultra faction to which they belong, are allowed
! to proceed much further in their career with
imrunity, we fear that the history of the French
republic will but repeat itself in the republic
| If 1bn I-nitpI States
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CrisiaslOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
rc the bcs, in the wori wholesale aud retail and the dve
privately applied. No, = Asor House.
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A HARD TINE BEFORE THE ALLIES IN Mgxy-
Co.-The facility with which government after
government has been overthrow in Mexico
during the last thirty years has given the allies
q complaeeat notion of the easiness OF the tas';
which they propose to themselves on The inya-
F.. sion Of that country. 1t is one thing however
for nation to waste its energies in intestine
divisions, and another for It 10 combine it
strength against a common enemy. II may be
despicabic and easily subduod under
the one condition Of things, and formidable and
even inviacible under the other The church
party in Mexico have evidently conveyed The
impression to the three governments that their
forces have only to make Their appearance Tor
large portion of the population to join them
How true this is likely to prove we have now
some evidence in the preparations that ave
being everywhere made for de'ence by The peo-
pie Of that country. Party differences seem T.
be entirely sunk in patriotic desire TO rcpcl
the invaders. Knowing that their coast de-
fences mist inevitably fall into tie hands Of
the enemy, the Mexican authorities nave rc-
moved all the cannon from the castle Of st. Juan
d'Ulloa and conveyed them to Perote. From
that point to the capital il is probable thai
every foot of ground will be desperately con
tested, and enormous masses Of troops brought
to bear on the numerically feeble columns Of
The enemy. OF course there is no knowing
what European discipline and yaior may &C
complish. but one thing seems certain, that i,
the city Of Mexico be taken, it will only be after
the expenditure Of more lives and money thaa
it is worth. When the allies get it they viii be
as much embarrassed with their acquisition as
/. they were with that of Pckin.
II is a noteworthy fact that when the Mexi-
cans abandoned San Juan d'Ulloa they hoisted
the Stars and Stripes over tie castle The object
of this proceeding is not very clear, unless it be
to bring us into the quarrel. II has signfi-
canoe, however, as regards the future which the
allies would do we'll not to lose sight Of. They
may fancy that by their present operations they
are giving death blow to the Monroe doctrine
The time will yet come when this incident will
be recalled to them to convince them of the
short sighteduess Of their calculatio ms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13

BOARD or EDucATloN ADvERTIsEMENT.-Ths
following advertisement we take from an OBJ
scnrc corner of an obscure weekly paper, where
it was evidently placed for the purpose Of not
having it seen by the book publishers and the
trade gpnprally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13

Ladies' Beautffied.-PhalOn d Sons
'Snow White Oriental Cream imparts beautiful pearl OF
tint 70 the complexion upon the rt application Sold
all dggis,sin the United States Europe and South America
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Co,,n,odorc IfjJJkes.

A Pure TObacco.-xciio Eank TosJac-
co-Goodwia's Pure yellow Bank Tobacco from al I'm
puritics fer by ali tobacco and se,r Dealers
wholesale by K. GOODWIN BROTHER 200 Water street
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Fancy Boxes for Holiia y Presents, OF the
latest importation, and great variety prices hied
with pure Candies, at SHOWS Great Confectionery, 6
broadway.
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Prizes Ca s}lct, In all Lcgatizcd Lottcr-
information given b. JOSEPH BATES, Broker 10
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c. GODFREY GuNTHER

We giveit in o~r columns for the benefit OF
the trade generally, and inasmUch as the fur
nshing of all the schools in this city with books
and stationery must involve u large outlay
of money, we trust that those engaged in
the book trade will pat in their bids, and thus
upset the apparent arrangements to give the
job to favorites To all appearance this mode
of advertising in obscure papers is done for the
purpose of going through with the form re-
quired by law; and, for all that we know, the
bids may have been put in by some one in thc
secret and awarded before the proposals were
published. We, however, call the attention Of the
book trade to it; and, inasmuch as there is one
more day before the time expires we trust that
bids will be put in by dealers at o low enough
figure to break up the combination, if any has
been made, and save snug sum to the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13

Barry's Tricopherous is tho Ssest nua
cheapest article for dressing beantifyng onrna i.s
all druggists ' - ." 'ou W
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--.-7 -
NlISCELLANEOU


FANCY GOODS AND Toys ever imported by US.
BAGATELLE TABLES,
TIF0iE BOARDS
CHESS, DOMrNOES
.. Il SOLITAIRE. Lotto CRIBBAGE.
PUZZLE BLOCKS, WITH PICTURES,
PUZZLE BLOCKS, WITH MAPS:
BUILDING BLOCKS WITH WINDOWS AND DOORS,
CHESTS, WITH IRON TOOLS;
CHESTS, WITH STEEL TOOLS;
BATTLES AND BELEAGl RED CITIES,
GUNS, SWORDS. PISTOLS, DRUMS,
And all the Artillery OF War.
ILLUMINATED PALACES,
FLOWER GARDENS,
- - MENAGERIES, &c.
WAX DOLLS LARGE AS LIFE.
DOLLS WITH NATURAL EYES AND HAIR,
DoLlJ WIFI NATURAL HANDS, ARMS AND LEGS.
DOLLS THAT LAUGH.
Dol Is THAT CRY.
DOLLS THAT SAY MANA
DOLLS THAT SAY PAPA
And all the and ingenious
rOYS
that the combined skin and industry Of the whole world
supply
Trusting our efforts viii meet with the usual appreciation.
we assure our friends and that shall do all
power to makea
Mcrrie Christmas and
Happy New Year
PETER TIERS Il CO.
Importers OF French English and German
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
43 Maiden lane N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13

WARLKE PREPARATIONS IN CANADA.-The
Canadian press, with few cxccptions--and
more particularly the Toronto journals-are
very violent against tie United States, and
are urging warlike preparations. One Of them
suggests that 100000 men eoald very soon be
raised to fight the Yankees. In connection with
this hostile spirit we observe that extensive
military deiences are going forward in Canada
under the direction of the British government
and troops from England and munitions OF war
are gradually accommodating. All these are
decided symptoms Of hostility beyond the from
tier, not, we are persuaded, on the part of the
Canadian people, but on the part of the press,
receiving its cue from the imperial government
and its rancourous officials i'll Canada. II is
evidence that the English government is inimical
to our Institutions, and is either afraid of re-
taliation for the wrongs II has done us in league
with domestic traitors of the abolition stripe,
dyed in tic wool, or it is menacing us with war
like preparations by land and sea SO as to init
mdate us in the assertion of our national and
International rights
When rebellion, twenty-four years ago, raised
$ head in Canada against the British crown,
neither the American government nor the Ameri-
can people gave it their sanction. On tie con-
trary when British military force at that time
crossed the frontier, and committed high
handed outrage, involving tie loss Of human
life, the officer who commanded it, ttorgh in
the power Of our government, was permitted to
escape from q sentiment Of amity. But now
that rebellion has sprung up in the United
States, the British government and all It's organs,
whether in England or Canada take sides with
tho rebels against us; though up TO Che moment
OF the insurrection breaking out, and for some
time after, they professed to sympathize with
the North and its institutions, and expressed
their adherence of the South and negro slavery.
When they find us in the midst of an insurrcc-
t n, fomented by their own arts, they show us
anything but friendship. On the contrary
under the garb of neutrality which sticks out
all on one side, like the handle q pitcher, they
arc giving covert aid and comfort to cur enc
mics. But let tho British ariatocracy take care.
They know 10. how soon Canada, Ireland, and
England itself may be in a blaze Of revolution.
They win then be sorry that they had not
proved our friends in time OF need and will
have but small claim on the sympathy and
consideration of our government and people
Meantime let orr Northern frontier be prompt
ly put in state of complete defence.
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.Trusses.--NTarss, 4 Co.'s Radical Cur~
arunses Shoulder Braces a.d DR. Wadsworhs Uerina EI
onuosts hhperor article No. Vesey street, Asor House
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Oyncr or THE BoAvp or EpucAroS,

GRAND AND FIN srRkEIs NEw YORK, Nov 90, 1851. I
sealed proposals viii be received nj this Office until the
1sh day Of recember next, ut four O'Clock =. NJ. at
which time said proposals will BE- considered for supply
ing the public schools under thu jurisdiction Of the Board
Of Education wthbooks, stationery ald other articles
required for the use OF said schools, for year com
mencing on tho nrst Of January, 1862 A list OF the
articles wll he furnished application to the clerk of
the Board o Elucalon
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HENRY WARD BEECHER's

TT0NEY IN THE LIONS CARCASEl
IL BY Ri.v. HENRY WARD BEECffER
Priee iit. cents cJY or eight copies teT onc oola OF
ten doll hundred and everywhere free OF postage,
any enc, these rates. RENTING amount for quantities
wanted to the publishers
T, b. PETERSON BROTHERS,
500 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13

GAS FIXTURES, &C.
" sTkrHEN PHrLBIN,
NJ. 7g7 Broadway,
Offers FOR SALE at redu "a rrs, plendd assortment OK
GAS FIXT GRES,
FRENCH BROHIEs (diract importation),
Consisting Mantel Ornaments, StaGctes Gronps, Ink
stands,
Plumbing and Gas Fit aenoed to usual at NO. 5l
Fourth street, and No 2AAlr HOUSE Barclay street
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1HURNITURE-J B0YfE WILL SELL At RETAIL.
n at his mandatory and warerooms, & and W East
Hous street Furniture OF every description ~ prices
pecetntcdiy low. veral Its OF rosewood Paor Furn
in hnisnca IN brocae VIII be sold at cost Any articao
"a
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EIGHTH WAND.

Alderman PLATT next compared the returns Of the
irst districts Of the Eighteenth ward with the following
result
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Al WHOLESALE PRICF2
NO % MURRAY STREET, N.Y. F2sE
French China Vases.
Frenca China Tea and Dinncr Sets .
bronze Siatnettcs, Corbs and Gard Trays
payi.n Slauetcs, Vases, &c. &c,
Bohemian Glassware ia great variety.
Sy,.~ T. IRA Gotta and Lava Wares
Useful ana rfrs,.s a't"lns and Toye.
Champagne and Other Wisc rlasses raoc, "a. .~..
HERMAN FROST CO.,
street.
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A LII RAIL-FAsT FREIGHT LINE
~ HOPES
GOVERNMENT DESPATCH"
To Washington via Harrisburg, without changing
breaking bulk; pecnl messenger sent with each train.
Freight received only the of the Central RalroaA
OF New Jersey pier No z North river
FOR SPECIAL CONTRACTS APPLY 70
New York Office M. ~ Broadway
Washington office, No. 5iS Pennsy lvnnin avenue
A. d. HOPE, OF the Hope Apress Co., Sup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13

A uLD SANTA CEAUs'
IN
GOLDEN. TEA KETTLE.
Buy your House Furnishing Hardware,
Buy your House Furnishing Tin War;.
Buy your House Furnishing W OGDEN Ware,
Bay your House Furnishing Willow Ware.
Bay Your Easy Cbairs and Sewing Chairs,
Buy your Children Chars and Shaker ChairG
Buy your Hobby Iihrses and Garages,
Buy Aonr Gallery, Table knivcs nd Scissors,
Fuy your eleg ant Fancy Goods and Notions,
buy ysur Skates, Skates, Skates, Skate-. Skates,
Buy Toys. Toys Toys. Toys Toys, Toys, Toys,
At the Big Golden E,a Kettle
Big Golicn Tea Kettle,
Sign OF the Big Golden Tea Kettle.
ALEX. DELMAR, T6 Broadway, near Fourth street,
ALIEN. DELMAAs. ne Broadway, near Fourth street,
side Fast side East side East side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-13

(NOIcNS BtNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED
~ JOINTS and all diseases o. the Feet cured without pain
incsnyt ncncc TO the patient by DR. ZACARIE Surgeon
chnoI ods 100 Broadway Refers to physicians aod
geoas this city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
MEDICAL
Mast 8efscieas A. Deiighs,uI sa..
assf Ever Taksaf

N"st 1efteieas UcfigEsfui sas.
asof Ever Taksaf
TIE THOUSANDS up,n thoas
Il sals ~so are daily usias Nclesn's ss-en-sl...
ing corcis certify tAat y i sbssiugiy a. l,rilt,
bic remedy for rezsSsns Ani iNVlGdakT1So -
snetleTec and diseased system, par.hfnr sut -.
ueains ne tioot-rcstCr.ng tie SICK srre-sf- -
valid %
Health and Strength
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABouru
I ". cure Liver eorlPlsla;, Dysp-p~,.. Ds-rbo.
Dysruse-y. Headsrhe. deprcssss;s 81 s,i-,.- 49,
and Ag-e, inward Fever, bad Breath. CT ~ ee-s =
81 he Liver, stosnscb or newsis
GENTLEMEN. @ you With q he hes,tsr. s,,.-s
and vigorcusi 1850
LADIES, d. y0u want TIE tlooru q h..,.l. 1. $780,,
'oy0Sr cheeks agAlni-then Sc Al cnce az ge,
sie-sAN's siksNSJEESlN9 coixnlsg AM
BLOOD PJhf1ERl
Delay not raorneai 4 = warranted 70 ssr. 49,.
O. Bladder; Painting, OS-trurtst nen.tr,,.,s,, A..
lifs .; tie fcinh. Barreniess &C s,v oi.e... -.
f-cui Chfc-.c CT NERVES. D~tsfy y = - i.s~f,
rspefy.
For Children.
- ycr wa1t yer cs,icsts, sickley. rs,v cb,,s-s,
ic D healthy. strong and rcbussi-th~a - -
NeL~ars Ssr.uyshn Coressl. f-e. a. :, uI.
cr-h tcftr,l Il i deiicious % take
ore table -spoonfri. taken every rnc-ntnr f..ti.-
! sp-e preventive against ehf and t-vsr. y-il,s
teve-, csolers or any prevailing disease.
CAS1ivNi-Beware q Drrgxs,s o. dealer. ~,
rAy - 70 palm upon you bottle q Bltsers or -,
ssparts Which they can buy cssspl ~ saving a I,
ius' - god. There are ever men RAsF ,aos,h :.
steal part q my name q dub tlssir Wiz -
reFs Avoid such irfsrsous PIRATES AID th..~ W.
islrcus compounded AK for IT. = U Nj $50,
strengthening ccro.l and E.eos Purtser IT,.
nothing e.e Il T. tie only remedy that vi, prs,
49, slosa ssororgaly, ard at the s,uns rrs.
sIhaHaIhEN ADD sviGoRArE TIE whole ers.ni.
tstsa; L Is pu' u IN large tcr,ee-si r-- hssr's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
Tie Wreck Of the Transport Cover.
nor-Four Hundred Soldiers aud

Mar mes Saveo.
DR.. Smith. Surgeon OF the government
steamer Young r 'ver. ard who by the way
IA brother TO Nc. Lyndon a. Smith OF this
c'ty, communicates TO tho Newark Adr>r
ter the particulars Of the rescne Of four
haLdecd soldiers and N ,rines from the
wrecked steamer Governor. OF he naval OK
pedition. The ,ctor says:
OF Wilmington. North Carolina. on Sat.
urisy morning, November 2. steamer was
descriei 20 windwsrd. with her ensign set
Union down." as signal OF distress. We
i.ssneli ,tely set all sail 20 her relief. aud af
.es sb ,ut three h,urs' beating 10 wndward
We came uoto her. Size proved 20 be the
steamer ,vernor. with upwsrls of four hun
dfed soldiers and marines on board, bound
wifh the ex edition.
she hid lost her smoko-stack and Fudier.
add Ixy al unu ,ntgcable wreck. drifting
and rolling at the mercy OF the winds and
yves. ard Ie ,king, - thcy said. IS a loot an
hsuf." Indeed a. she las thu plunging m
- the SCI which. as she rOsc. wovld pcul
frc.n her ~ sri- and seams. with her signal.
Of diztrcss flying and her crew imploring Il
DC taken OF. she presented : sorry sight.
Tho Sabine, which did not observe Out
signals. bur asw "a tack. thought We we're
pnxs attempting % escspe. and ae>ordngl,
n sde tsil In pursuit. As We again az.
p<esched the Governor the b9sts were clear
e away. and having reached her. NO hove
- and lowered a boat. which Was manned
81 volunteer crew. headed by Mr.. Eldridge
cur second officer. and they pr 'ceoded at the
peril OF their ilves, 10 the steamer.
We were making arrangements TO take
the crew of from the wreck when the frigsts
cane az. and hes captain concluded he
wcaid stay By the steamer. and try - tow
Der TO anchorage, or u that should be inn
possible. be would tike the crew on boird
rs vessel. - she + 40 much larger than
ours. he accordingly csnie To anchor, and
ct hsHser IRON the jrigate 70 the Govern
Or, and thus they .sid through the nighr. du.
rsag With We stool of and or 70 render an
assistance IA cur p3Ner.
Or Sunday morning a. the DAY was hne
ard tue water smooth and the S,binc did
not desire our assistance VIC le.t them. and
returned % oar station of Wilmington. ieel
lag Ear happier ca have thus hcen the me ans
u rescuing w ,cts Of four hundred fellow.
bags from waiery grsge. than IL we
I'D espsared the richest prize that ever len
Southern port.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22


VIZ have recsivel copy Of the Rock
Island Argus. cohtsinins an appeal 70 Con-
gress, by the citizens Of Rock Island and VI
cinitg. Ia favor Of National army on the
SIC u Fo-, Arrftrcug, on the ISLAND Of
Rock Island sees em
The appeal Is long, well written ana
verv plausible docanent. setting forth the
naay advantages Of the isiAnd-as locality
geographical position. facilities for transPor'
lion. misunderstanding facilities and motive
r.wer-easr scccss 70 coal. lumber, iron,
ssre~r lead, lime stone and building mate
r;n--pr;ce and supply Of labor. cost Of liv-
sns-hcaith, security of location. &c. SC.
All Of which are set forth in the most favora-
be light. In what light Congress may con
ai5er The subject We have no idea, but with
one or two exceptions all the advantages
claimed for Rock Island. are possessed in a
Greater degree by indianapolis, at which
D.sce. IN arsenal Is already in successful op-
sntion, turning out cartridges asd other
munitions suiieientso supply all the troops OF
Western Virginia and Kentucky. The only
advantages possessed by Rock Island over In
dianspolls are v stsr navigation during por-
tion Of the year by the Mississippi river. and
its proximity 20 the leadmines of the North
rest. But on the other hand. railroad ia
cil.ies at Indi4nspoiis-ths immense coal
aslds Of Indiana. aid lis iron ore more than
overcome ali she advantages possessed by
Rock Island. 70 say nothing Of our arsenal
already in operation and about to be turned
over 20 the General Government.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22

EAysAs Orr. Sas. . --csptsia Barchara
with twsasy-sorr uen Of Jsanisca's rsgi.
neat. attached CSrtsin Has. eth ore hen.
s-sd snd cry rea. a hsa place 81 residence
q iiy. and secces.icd IN erlrinS them away,
hcrninx Iays house and lie kossse Of mtn
aarsd crey>-tcsls csrtsins n he rebsl
&rnsy. C,rt BerrhArs ane Liant Bossict
aere sigAElT wsenie.i. al ! tws horses we're
allied. The rshsls hsd dc uen killed sr.'
eiwhs woanfci
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The lss Iriah rcgsmeas. Co. Walker. %.
ssired tlseir srss aud equipments G. Wed.
assiay. Toar coeraaies reocirsd Enkeld
,nd the rc7 ,inder rsasksts The rcziraent,
: they rasrrae3 IL ,aFa the streets. s-sse :
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