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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
CONFIDENCE PATRON AaE
FOR SrArESMEN 1nnaEs

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, AIDES, and GENTLEMEN
In al Parts of the world testify to the efficacy of
PROF. D.. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in its
praise. A few testimonials only can be here given
,ca q 70 Soab Tor MORE aud it will be impossible for
G.. I,M,.I s S5aEE 1s, SEy YSoHE Dec 2 Is
~ hs shn. II h:a E. RI
ssS e testing ny certificate of the fact
avsrd it to you ohss fully. because I think It
and SCnsS the sS COor Of my
he e turn and p: .c.
abilities INCREASED with tune, and about 4 months
Of the top Of my head and threatening to make me
In this gnPIsssant predIc.ment was induced to
. s1g on Of my halI FOR had seall, no eTpecta
original color except from dTes. was, however.
Ereatly surprised 10 find, after the OF two bot
but the color was estored to the gray hairs and
sensloity 20 the soslp dandruf O. ased to form
wife at whose solicitation ns was ind Scsd 70 81 ny
roT this, among the many obligations 1 owe TO
sRep ~vs s to u4s :, who
example, and use if growing gray or settin So d.
81, wood Co.. ~ BT 5s a. LtNysSDHh
ny Isp,n} are sosent from the CITY, and am
To PRoF. o J. WOoD: Dsar Sr-Your !Hsir
Hestoratlve' has done my hair so much good since
r oSnR re ,S The U.S. Of j. that to make
are CREST; man or woman ma, benearly deprived
the heif VIII return moro beautiful than ever at
least THIS Is ny experience Behave il al
publish the above II 70 you h hEsa B,
Puoushlng In our Southern papers you will get
more patronage South. zee several of your Ger
paper. w ri RYNTny
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. U J. WOODS Dear Sir Having had the
fp e lose the best por ton Of hair from
t6, Es' lnSu9ed to make trial Of pfepsTs
ne, aed: My hair is now thiok and glossy, and no
wo,us can express my obi gations to you in giving
10 tne ainloted snoh treasure FINLEY JoHNsoS
The Hestoratiyeis put up in bottles of three sizes
VIZ: large, medium and small; the small hold half
pint, and Ietafls for one dollar per bottle; the me-
ai9m hoiaS az east 70 per cent more in proportion
ton, and retais for IS. r''''
o. WOOD Co, Projectors, 444 Broad
wsJ, New York, and Ia Market street, ST. Louis
Sold in this ty by C. srOTT, 3f5 Pa. avenue.
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stepped into the hspotheosriss hsna ssys b b the
wan, sCen yog heese me 81 an 'cedaohet" "DSes
10 hsche ard" ssys'e. "Hexocedlngly." says n,
and upop that e gave me Cephsllc PHI. hssd
'pon me 'onor ~ cured me 90 siick that ,aruly
realised ed I'd Al 'esdsohe.
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pURE OLD RYE wHIsEY.-on hand sever.
H.. brand Of Pare Old Rye VIII, b, Copper Die
nIed, made by the most reliable dIstllers Penn
Also, Imported Brand.es, Hsnnessy, Otard, Dupuy
Coz Jules Robins, DC. Also, Peach and Apple
CrolI Rum, And Vines Of every variety, ali Of
standard brands. A CHOICE lot Of Cigars and To-
0s ss;- fS3sSsfS kEsf eH ~ g, AEsSp
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THE EVENING STAR.

BOB ANDERSON, THE BOLD.
SONG FOR THE ANDERSON MEETING.
(Air-John Anderson.l
Bob Anderson. a bold boz
No bolder in the land
Was sent to guard his oountry's mas
Against Tebsl b,nd.
In Moultrie's walls he found not
Protection from the fJe,
And 50, SAID he, to Sumter proud,
This very night veil go.
H..
so Anderson, the bold boy,
When dsrkness hid the bsy.
Spiked all his guns and silently
T88 s s9%ft sYt i .Ss i swa1;
But raised his flag onos more,
So Andei 50 . more proudly waves
Ger Sumter than before.
III,
Bob Anderson. the bold says
GUN. f c ss%s. 90 sS.9d sSs a.s
From every hand accursed."
The baf3 ed, MAJ seosders
Discover that they y o sold
The flag they dread is gus. dsd By
Bob Anderson, the bold.
Bob And srson, the bold boy,
Deserves the nations thanks;
He knows and does his duty well,
Despite reDellion's pTapks,
Well give three cheers for Union,
Our oountry's flag unfold,
And thre times three we'll give to thee,
Bob Anderson, the bold
IPiila. Evsnins Bulletin.
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Pulls are certs IL cure for Siof Headaohe m
Gus headaohe, Nervous Hesdaoho, Costivenrss
and General Debility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-09

SFsslhANs EhkSsTleE ne HGIE ET5tEhsffEAsSP
daily papers be found from every STATE and city
IN the Union New York, Philadel phs, ana Bald
tTmediately on the arrival Of the trains. Al the
Monthiy and Weekly Papers and MAGAZINES. Nov
New Year. Sole agents for the Charleston Mer-
curry. de ~
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MitRitliN Ia.

N. JOHNSTON,
- BALYIAOkH
LOCK HOSPITAL,
hss OssesSsys1 fh ssesf Csvtsss, Spssdy, SD ssl,
Efscfsal Rs~sdy - tks World,
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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OFFICE oE OF FN Saa SE2EeAsN and sEALER

NOTICE rs HEREBYH aTTGN Tf SS. T., s lsSe
ably 70 the PROVISIONS ofthe ordinance of the Cor
eoraaon appIoyed May u. 1880, the undersigned is
on pre- payment of the fee Of fifty cents, TO Inspect,
ex.mins test prove, and ascertain the accuracy Of
Every meter iffoand Incorrect, will be condemned,
and another, sealed and marked as true, VIII be
measurement Of gas, it VIII be sealed accordingly.
And again put IN pcsitioI for use.
once No. $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Eel
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM,
" ls-h Inspector and Seeler of Gas Meters,
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L. PL GMBER AND GAS FILTER,
Has removed TO the corner Of Twelfth and r sts,
He is prepared TO introduce Water and Gas upon
me most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
He has on hand lot Of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he viii sell less than oest. as be
th6m
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DR. JOHNSTON,

-. III 10 ~ Osiists .Sutesai s,dss, fI.dst.'
and the greater part Of vhsss life has sssn spent 10 the
ltas Of Lsndsn Psris, Philadelphia and has o.
tsetsd sens OF the nsst astonishing
fnsyni many ussslsd With ringing n the head s.n
vnsn nssp great bsrvsrsne, being alarmed spdds.
Nnes viii mind errsd n.
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w PIANO F6RfEs 3 i present. ats6H oss nav ~
"a q secondhand. JOHN WILLIS :.
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
.MrEER sfln IAIxE nm

ssa. JEFFERSON LAKE HOTEEs-gND or
& fsrollton RR-Heving leased this deiistfuty situated
mi House years, take this nIesns of making
known the public that It has been thoroughly renovated
painted furnished will be opened the 4h Of
April Thankful patrons past fayors premise In
every possible 10 meet their wishes should it please
~ 81, ~ ~ a7ssFg-'2 d. MI, PETERS co.
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MesErs. Brown, Johnston & Co
Messrs. Hewitt, Norton Co.,
Nr. John Watt, ; For JOHN D. JAMES,
Mr.. s. H. Newman,
Mr.. j. c. Kicks
Col. Manuel White,
Mr.. Carl kohD, Fer 2. H. PAYNl
Mr.. JOHN A. Roberts, \ IN
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NEW ISFTR9IaRY.
. r. REYN LID s

DIR. REYN Ids,
1 THE CENTRALIZED CANCER DOCTOR,
wogd ufofm his friends ADD the public tina. be tas rented
ID capIeey Ded up ahrmarY the spacious and ale
qH mHn-on No 10 Earonue street. between Canal apd Cam
Dr seets be viii devote s t attention tie CURE
tfCANCERs In their forms, sraI Heads, White Swell
no and uicer- Of every Description
B. Win mech pleasure The annexed certificate Of
fnpAM a CHAPPELI. w,EI-kaown and highly ytspect,
biz !aly Of thls city
[C9py uF Certificate.
NEW ORLEANS, Uct, II, 1861.
TIL, 10 certify tta the undzrsEned resident Of the ely
V Now O5cus for u years and residing No
2 Epnu brrget had been for long time afflicted with Can
csF In oder 10 have 1t removed, the under
dg- applied to Dr. Warren Stone, who operated il three
tlHefent times without etecng Subsequently, ap.
5qi 10 nR REYNOLDS. uder whose treatmen; the Cancer
esctualy removed perfect made. take
means Of doing justice Dr., Reynolds, and In order hBt
yc SIMILARLY cea may avail tEenaFslves Of bill valuable
5eryI~eB.-
MI It s. A. CHAPPELT.
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axrtitular tAQtitts.

~, Noffco No further subscriptions to the
be received until further noice. r. = ~ f-i' W"
H.N VAN soLINGEH co, ~ l.e
ff1cs ntnIp
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pY NIRTuE Of

/ pY VIRTUE OF
Ed order OF sale rendere'
hy the Honorable the Fol
the above entitled matter
ton, at the City Hotel
Magazine streets, on WE
O'Clock ".
ALOT OF GROUND,
meuts thereon, situated il
sqnare bounded by Pry
streets, and designated
pouiily, and deposited =
Theodore Guyol, to whi
having l8 feet 8 inches Fl
depth, between parallel Ii
an alley 4 feet III width, G
Ing thereon all Of whic
to an ACT passed before 7
city. dated July 10, 1860.
TERMS-Cash on the
n1S ID II
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JOHN P. WALDEN,
Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.

TRols1ENE coUR De DISTRICT }LA VILE De Ia N'ELLE
de la Nouvelle- Orleans ; ORLEANS VS.. LYMAN W.
\ GILBERT.-No. 1891.
FN VERTU dun alias writ de saisie ct
H moi afresse Honorable Troisieme Cour Dis
et de Ia Nousee Orleans. dams 'gare cdesus poctde
raj lie MARD1 a de dtcembre 1851 midi Hotel de Ia Cite
de la Commune, entire les du Camp des Magasns
adjudicaon de Ia popete don't suit la description, savor
UNE CERTAINE PORTION d E TERkE s,tute dams lie
Quareme District de cette Vile dams te borne par les
Jackson St TLGmnS cidevant Futon) Philippe Chippewa
Aquelle portion de mesue amercaine &c pieds
pouces de face Ia Jackson 200 psds de proondeu
tire lgnes paralleles
Ensemble ones les basses ct authorizations qui sly
rouvent, consistent mason boS deux
cuisine deux eages la mason base deux
ttaEes dams lie fond sale balm, cuves jardins
LIE SUvan plan drea c. A. deA1nas eput6 apen-
de eel Eta date u L. de 1861 depos
al bureau du ShGrit pour
Saige dams lafIHire ci-deSsus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de rehabilitation.
JOEN P. WALDEN,
n22 dlT q Shsrii de la Iaroisse dOrears.
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as-PRTCEs OF ADMIssION-5O celfs; NIl0rea gallery
IS cents. -...-,
secured. r.,
BE- Doors omen 6E and curtain es AZ ~ O'clock ES
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As-CrystaI Eount Division, No. 4, 5. Of a.,
meets every THURSDAY EVENING, IN The Hall Of the T. Il
9. A. No 81 Camp Officers for the present srr-W
P, ~ DEeyfgss; W. A. vi C9opeT; Z s., D; Loag-
Booth C., Joseph Gbbons 4 e, W C. Wstkns J. S, 4.
J. O. Neibe Visiting Gontnittee-H j. Dreyiuss. ". ".
Cooper D. Iongworth Ed. Booth, JOS Gibbons A. Anderson
iii ~ n LCiNt4WORTH. e. s.
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SECOND DISTRICT CouaT
Of New Orleans.

SECOND DISTRICT j. q hTS qE tsb S
ofNew Orleans. Gabriel j Breton Desehsb eles)-
wit se f. s,.I and p sal L
New Orleans above entitled cause viii proceed sell
At public auction at the City Hotel Gc4qn street bsTsen
THREE Ions OF GROUND, situate and lying in the First
es n a and G T f @ p ssts s NS I'd
cember 1889 which said o ed1on each oIhe and measure
enc Hss
sgsss iosensr with al The sh wsys e5e py
pertaining.
g!oaisssy basaFsd at,ssa dollars eseh
s s ds9f caes. s e. @
G o from ds's mi r 4; per ffe
1t ad aud Is q he piee dss
ton cash the tpot
Sheriff Of The Parish Of Orleans
5f + ?; ( 5s sE
LeBreton Deschapelles.J-No
II par phonorsbe Dsuzisms Gour de Dret Dc
LUSDI 2 Dc dsesn6re 1851 midi FHStsf Dc d cits,
a6a s ' Pops
vile dams pet borne ues Dryads, des Renpats
ps II par G d. 9 "P hs d
terans contigus cacUn atrcane)
81 peds poucss ct gnes de face Ia Dyade
profondeur lns paraeles de 50 pieds II En-
sebe tous les drois privileges servudes avanages
y attaches ct appartenant. '. .,-a'
Saisie dams Patfaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES asssmera lie Placement de deux
be dc Ia somme dc six cent qutnze pas5re S6l chscun
souse les dttendeurs ordre endos
dates du de evrer 1859 ables respecuvement Ia
banque des coyens de Ia Louisiana os et qnatre de
date SIX inere Fan de la date iuqga scht
ance ct hut cent Ia dte echtance jsqua pafa
Placement Ia balance d dsdudcation compliant
ment de fadjudieation.
E. T. PARKER,
p21d922 shkrif de- la Perni.se diOrisans
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| EFETAIRIE, JOCKEY CLUB
| G. AASA Of The State Of Louisiana
| &Sg5g44SSSlA None of the Sweepstakes advertised
come of at til hestirs have been
| Filled. ,. -, h. ,,,, c ,,r5a- .,a
" TuEsDSY December 10 Heats Of Three Miles club
WWEDSEsnAY, December Il, is l.-s"gIe Dash of Two
A ssSE DAyAeatS Of One Mile Club Pu Sc $500
TfiuRSDAY December IL, lS6 Heats of One Mile, best
FRInAY December 49, ls6l.-Heats of Two Miles club
1s;Ar6RnAY Dec mDer H. s6l-eea OF FcuI Miles Club
Purse SlVeO.
The profits Of this Meeting will applied the relief Of The
| families OF our Absent Volunteer
The following Stakes open for the Spring Nse'ins Of
SATURDAY, March 81 62sweepgakes for year olds,
Nile subscription 5000 half f2yeit three or more ST6
second horse his stake. Toname and Gloss On December
sAME DAY-sveepstskes for year ODDS Two Nile Heats
subscriptions 500 half forfeit three more snbser9er to FL
ave his staSs 70 name and 1851
MONDAY, Apr e. Hall niar 18Th s hs e Eea's
S essfs o hn TS H Iii Iet add %o1h $500
he f s f fSa sY the ' an on the
oQsf 4 s u Ae Jay for year o
Heats of One Mile subscriptions 2oo half forfeit the Club to
s"ks 'V eIos December 1862 Three sHOScri
bers 10 fill
Sweepstakes be postponed by The officers of the
os9 n Pent and Vice Presidents may postpone
for Purse but only of bad weather. some ex-
traOrdnary OCCASION
No'1'DA'''D' - SIDNEY STORY, Secretary,
n5tf New Orleans.
@A=-==----=------=
VpOARUING-A FEW ESPBGTABLE FAMILIES
I'd and single gentlemen board and lodging board
ing alone applying No. North street. opposite Lafayette
Squsre This having changed hands, and having been
newly tn proprietor prepared TO give the best he
market affords mis- Inns
CThR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
y No. q ST. CHARLES STREET.
new ORLEANS, August /, 1850.
This Company this St8r Insurance Company
usure against Loss and Damage by Fire. the FeN Of tbs
3eas spG Rivers, at tbs curreat rates Of premium.
p1REcToRs.
F. a. Grand. ,.......,. ,lrn P A. Giraud 10.
l. Watt.................ft firm John Wett Il %.
g. W. Logan firm Logan, Sontay Claiborne
J B. Flauehe. Jr. 800. firm, j. B. Plauche & Co,
p Elliot =. ...,...... firm Elliot K McEeeyer,
+. LlIng .....s.'s''-' urn Mummy q LINING
T. 1upantier .......... firm Roman l. Eeruou.
Lloyd K. Coleman hrn Go491lan ETAttolG NiFha!s
W Ouertell ........... firm VIM. Prei1n 4 Co.
", G. G. Claiborne.
CrbsS 4 (2a5 iI,o ,,,... .Erl. 4 Castillo.
PLA01BE FO$STAllT4- FTegtde1I,
EXILE lEBuyS, Secretary. ani !y
= 0UIsfANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
- P8NY
Qfics-Iron Building Camp and Natehs7 streets
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sHERIFF,s SALES.


| THOMAsF. PATTON and ISAAC
A. SMITH w. THEIR CREDIT
! OBS AND THE CREDITORS
/ OF PATTON, SMITH & PUT
J N.-Eo. 1893.
and TN obedieBee TO an
November 5, 1851, and to me directed
nth District Court of New Orleans, in
+ | will proceed TO sell at public eHc-
Common street, between Camp and
jNEsDAY, December II, 1861, at IL
With lhe buildings and improve .ass,
the city Of New Orleans, in the Mfi
snia, Sayadss, Ersto and Clio El
IS lot No. 8 on n plan drawn by De-
, plan No. ls7 in the late Office Of
h succeeded y. Bouny: the said 10.
nj on Prytauia street, by 1871 feet in
les, and being bounded in the rear by
mmoa to said lot and other lots border
will mare fully appear by reference
leodore Guyol, Notary Public in this
pot
f. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlsans.
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BOARDING "A FEW REsPBorABLh FAMltiEs
I'D and single gentlemen can get board and lodging Or board
ing alone BY applying No. North street. opposite Lafayette
SGsre This house having changed hands, and having been
newly fitted up proprietor prepared to give the best The
market affords. MO mn
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SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
Boots Shoes ard Biogaos, Gojhng Dry Good Saddles B
dies, Harness,
BY H. SAMORY,
Z. SAHoEY. Auciioneer
Auction Rooms No. IS d Leyee street,
between Cusotnhouse and BienYille streets.
SATURDAY, 30th instant, st 10 o'clock
y A. NJ No. As 81 Old l.=vee
between Customhouse and Bcnvle Streets will be sold pub
he auction
Rrsset BroEais comprising fu-
. 4-Also-
TO lots fine ready Cothhg and assorted Shirts
Aud
An assortment of desirable Dry Goods.
Saddles, Bride Harness, and lot School
Books.
gss-TERMS-At sale. ms
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Sweepstakes may be postponed By the officers Of the
Club the same Club Purse Races provided for i'll Rule
R5The President and Vice Presidents may postpone Race
for Purse only of bad weather. upon some ex
traordnary occasion.
'''' - SIDNEY STORY, Secretary,
n5tf New Orleans.
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SUCCESSION OF ISABELLA MOUCHoN, DECEASED
wife of Jacques Dagrauge-No. 1865.
BY CHAS. E. FORSTALL,
Auctiopeer-Eo. 81 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY,, 4Stn December. 1864, at 12
- ock NJ wi! be sold at The Merchants ard Ationeers
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Customouse
District Court of New Orleans dated 18th November l86 the
following landed properly belonging to the aforesaid succession
tOwit -. -- ---g.
suburb Plassuce square bounded by Chestnut Toano
Camp and Louisiana avenue designated by the Nos
10 measuring EACH less 81 feet front Chesnu
street. by lis feet deep Lot No. III forms the Of Toe
dano and Che<nur streets.
TERMS-One bird cash and lhe balance credit Of
and years for drawn The order Of the purchaser
secured by mortgage bearing interest the rate Of
ftOm date until maturity, and after maturity
cent. anlun penal close
Acts OF sale before A. DoTlOCourt.
SUCCESSION DE ISABELLA MOUCHON, EpOUSE De
cedGe dc jacques DtgFange.-No. 1865.
PAR CHAS E. FORSTALL,
Enuauteur--No 80 Passage de Ia Bourse.
GAIEDT, 2S decemhre IS6I- 81 midi, i'll sera
~ Tendu Ia SorSe DIES Ncgoclats ct des Encatehrs Tue
Royae Canal Douane dun ordre de fhono
rabe Deuxeue Cour de District de Ia Nouvele Orleans
date du Is noseubre 1861 propte fonciee svnnte appsr
tenant a Ia de succession. SAVIOR
TROIS LOTS DE TERRE situes dams Ia pasose de Jeer
SON. iabourg Piasance dams fet Ches
nut Toedano Camp Pavenue Louisiana, delgne les
Nos s. et1v mesan ehacun plus on MONS, ~ peds dc
face la Chestnut lS pedS de proondeur LIE lot No
10 forme rencognure des rues Chestnut ct Toledano.
C0NDlT1ONS-un tiers compliant, ct Ia balance q IN ct
deux de credit bles tires ordre de acquGreur
par hypotheqUe poItat nttret de pour
CONNIE clause peilale
Aee de par derant A. noriocourt. NC d4l21928
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sursnce ComptnyThs Commissioners Liquidation Of The
Star Insurance Company have dec ed dividend The CAPT
fR eek payable and after the list Of December poxo
he OFFICE Of the Star and Mutual Insurance Company No. IL
CHrOpdeet street. ,,27 5t
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RAIIlROAI d IRA YELLING.

The steam ws uyon sufficient notice. s.o he fss
my stat9n rare 10 gents each way Parties DESTROYS 81
the departure of5the train - = ~ - p'' -
Of II ~ Fe4ta. P4gURJy srrsvsntsraen+
, 1861-12-03
Tntflllge11re 0McFa.

NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
~ -1es Dearborn street opposite the heM ross " r.
suited s. applying # Deasnorn street, Or sasesnE
that At lis Odce every effort Is made to supply pat
rpns Mir s11nerfor and reliable help. de1h591:1w
, 1861-12-03
The Trouble at PadueAfl.

The unfortunate trouble at Palucal between
Gen. Smith and his command, though for the
present settled by the mild remonstrances Of
the commanding officer, is likely 10 breed diff
1icultics in that division Of the army, which
will completely inpair its efficiency and USE
fulncss, unless ucw Commanding General is
assigned to it.
Gen. Smith, right or wrong, has lost the con
fdcnee and respect Of the troops under his Ill
rcction. No number Of coneiliatory orders
can ever recover for him the important ground
lie las lost; and it is simply waste paper and
time to argue thai, without due confidence and
respect from his soldiers, any commander can
do himself credit, or the country any service.
In strictly military view, the action Of Gen.
Wallace and other officers WITS highly repre-
hcnsile; and the circumstances Of the case
are strongly palliative, if not exonerating.
The Hunting Of rebel flu: i'll he flces Of our
soldiers would, in tic opinion Of i majority OF
loyal men, seem sufficiently asgravating 10
justify almost any excess, that, in tile temper
OF the moment, might he rrsortcd to- Gen.
Smith, it appears, not only excused the act Of
Voolfolk, hut lis aid-dc-camr in referring to
the matter, delivered himself Of grossly i'll
sulting aud tr:.itorous speech. Hence the
deep indignation OF the troops, and the pcr-
c1nptory aud very proper punishment which
the 1aItcr received On the SuOt.
, 1861-12-03
Tbe TrihuttE.
THE GOLDEN WEDGE OF ACHAr,

TFTom the Boston Daily Travel1cr.l
When Joshua, warrior Of the Lord.
Ger Canaan held his powerful sway,
Lo, once the mighty Sictor>s sword
Arrested in its conquer1ng way.
uumhlcd in ruinous defeat,
The men of Israel fed apacc,
Clased by the foe, in full retreat,
They own the visible disgrace.
And Joshua rent his clothes, and said,
Alas . Lord, aud must it be
10 perish thus without thine aid
And fall by Thy great cnemy9
The Lord replted-'Tis sin. It's sinf
There Is. o Israel, in thy midst,
a secret and acclrscd thing
That On thee a1l thy troubles bring'Et.
They searched around, confessed and owned.
And 10 from Achan's guilty tent,
Of vast and ominous porte2ti
The curse Of God Bas On the gold,
Twas stolen coveted, retained.
against command to touch Or hold.
Lest 1sfaels camp should be prptaned.
Thus gath the Lord. rc cannot etand
Before your etien,ses in fight,
Until ty my divine command,
This thing il out Of mind and sight.
-Twas done, and To- what honors came
To Joshua triumphant arms!
New vict' 'rieS clustered to his fame,
Ind Whelned the foe with new alarma.
Three score and one Of hostile kings,
Cities and armies strong and great,
In quick succession now Ee brings
70 death-to all-devouring fate.
Triumphant Justice pure and grand.
Ho. Ell yc nations OF the Garth,
And thou. America, blest land,
Struggling to Freedoms second birth,
Learn Of the God Of Iarac1'a might,
, 1861-12-03
From LeaVenTorth.

tNpIIt4pOuueuCt A195ulIA DGuluEIaL. EbEQ.
Major General Hunter, together with his
family and the members Of his staff, arrived in
town yesterday from St: Joseph, aud took
quarters ut The Plantcrs' House. 1t is mat
ter Of congratu1ation that in addition to civ
ing new Department, the President pnt
ut the head Of it man so we'll known, and
universally esteemed in Kansas, Us General
Hunter. Gen. Huntcr comes not here us one
who las al to learn OF our position, wants and
necessities, but a. one entirr1y familiar both
with our past history, our present
sttfus, and what nc nccd for the fu-
tuTe. Already SIC feel the efIert5 Of the
creation Of a new Department.. Trade Of every
kind has received new impetus. The Santa
Fe and New Mexico trade, which formerly
went to Kansas City, now all comes to Lcaycn-
worth. Goods are now purchased here for
Kansas City, Independence, Weston, and
Atchison, towns which once boasted Of being
our rivals. Our merchants arc Ill doing !.
good business. There has not been single
future alnoug any Of the merchants Of Learen-
worth since the first of January, a very sly
nidcant fact. Everybody Las plenty to do aud
plenty Of money.