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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
aliIiiarn Notlres.

U. g. MrsrKRIHG OgyIcE, No. ~ WHTEsT.,l
Oct q 1861.
All OUeers Of tho Army ON Recruiting SER
wee Tor Regiments IN the hed wishing to send forward e'
ssa ot ake equiiticns for transportation at this once
peo't p special train will be dispatched each day
asp a. ID. B. SACKEI, Inspector General
Colonel u 5. A., MnateIing OhiceI
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Close Of the Twenty Third Volume.
HARPEFRr,,w Frw MONTHLY MAGAZINE

Gs NEW MONTHLY MAGALlNE.
No. Cxy1vn CONTENTS tNovExBgR.
BENfDlCI ARNOLD. BY bENep1 }. LOSING. ,
ILUsTHAToss-Porrait Of Arnoldi Arnold C,tssing the
ST. Lawrence; Arnods Bith-Plsce The Assault on Que
bea; Place where ALolt was Noundedi Leaving the
Congress Map Of the Battle on Lake Chsmplsni Arnold
&. Saratoga; Meeting 81 Arnold and Andre Capture oi
Andre; Arnold and Bf'csfras.
THE TENEMENT HOUSE. by FfT1-JA'tIs " 'BRIFs
lLLUsTRAuoNs-1he Dinner at 0rmilu'si The Alarm
Of Fire Buraing OF the tenement House.
MAKING MONEY.
lLLusTRATIoSs=Unied States Custom House and A A..
,9y.VhGe Neg.hoI6i Inc ~ nc tTnTH,inn
lsub Lbe nfisllb hGoi I @ Ou ~ ih ~, an,ist
eLu Lsluhb oiNSl lLs yHs,Sy nelsh,'oo "a. Tba
ing N'c aHu au1u tSt. ~, Pc
Tsths house ln.eilc, oi NSI,t SsasIl6 ,to
cptd'I1Ph hod IMtlns SiFet' olluins bou HeP'is'"s ~
- Dusti @ @htnt @ SoI o, Sct sfGJ0oL: GJ0oLL:,y, -, .,,
tB6 p6r MO$dGN $ Gv Up M NV ISSd a. r
ADSuI ihH rON H-'D rO'-''O-'iNN'' ~ -
4IoiIE I.. -,~s E,r.rr-r,.,. psy,r,i, ~ Revnard
ru No.. Ptdira % I,vs,. ne Cbase. The death
-o 6n.'t b a seN''s ~ '' - '
M ~ bofILVV'e
SIjIi SyIItIr 49, DII-1i rpo
II1(npp ~ g. ,IioTnpI n Io, q r. ,py,-T
ng1hhN A19d Z ~ - py 'onN NJ =; '. RvoxrE
VITA, WIN i@hOg ny ,,,,tscg, SLGETESl pS NhAAioI'" D"''
SAn1sE F,D sND n EFFEJJs; r6Iss,
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UsIrzD sTATEs MrsrERIEo OYucn, I

az ne attention Of Omcers oftte Volunteer Ser.
cisng Tor cgneuta IN tho field s called 10 tie fol-
owing paragraph Of Geaera Order No o. dated War De-
iSa1 AaatsIt Generals Office, Washington, Oct 4,
o. eS volunteer service sent upon reginena
teisoe wll maks out three rusleI.in ros OF
enss ~ 81 ths st Of which win 30 seat the Asuant
- , :. .s my the second % tho Adutan, iserol Of
@ oso 20 ~5eh hs fegment belong. ard tbe hrd 20 the
cbs ehcez cf tho reximeBtp Musern rols cau be
"'"'N'' y - pllc sS,on ~ this Office D. ". 9hCKET
Inspector General u, :. A.. H1sterius oaiceT
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nliarcllaneons.

a GOOD HANDWRITING GUARANTEED
N TO ALL IN TEN LESSONS OF AN HOUR EACH
-Teruls reduced to the nominal Of 81 30 DOUBLE,
ENTRY BOOKKEEPING, time unlimited, +loi reaoeea
ffotl $50 Apply the Week ,,,-,,, -, . ~,
AIN every profession there Is recognized leading man
one whose ureeminsnce decided that nobody calls IN
question Among those who teach the ar Of "dnt OyeI
GoIdmith is lust that ndsputaby Pre-eminent person
"a head Of the pEoe.sionn-l Home JooIna
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professional Notifcs.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of The
H. Sealpel and operating and Consulting surgeon NO
5tay. 0co combinations the more obscure diseases o.
the pelvic yiscera Rupture Piles, ysneoces and FssaA
radically cured without tho knife or ig'tuTe once noun
from 9toa tp2 and Z 70 evenings
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Boaro an6 Rcoms.

and their WIVES, or SINGLE
w GENTLEMEN, can be accommodated with bUAhD u
Nos l6l and lG3 Hudson st., opposite st. Johns fAL
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Ncp 1)nbIiratlous.

TACTICS.
HI DOWLING'S OFFICIAL EDITION,
twenty-five Cents, with al the Illustrations.
Inquired for by everybody, Sod by everybody"
HARDEE'S TACTICS
Il the only book officially recognized by the War De-
partment for the instruction Of Troopsin the
LIGHT INFANTRY
RIFLE DRILL.
This edition is perfectly reliable aud correct.
A. BOWLING, No. 65 Nsstsu.st., NY.
For sale by The following houses -
d. Appleton 4 Co, Dick Fitzgerald Ross Tousey, II.
Dexter X Co, New York
Peterson q Brother, Philadelphia -
Robt. Clark Co, Cincnneu :. G. liriggs' CboAgoi
Cotrel Boston; Ssnborn and Cartel PoItlahdj
Gay Crawford, st. Louis and 81 Booksellers
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furniture.

ENANlELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
n NITURE In all colors and styles at Wholesale aud e
tail az e25 and upward Also Mattresses and Pallasses
WARREN WARD, No. 2T7 Canast,
-Four doors Of Broadway.
EIRST-CLASS ENAMELEn FURNITURE,
Il Plain DecoEsie1, ard Grained, solid Walnut and Oak
Sets Iresses Spring bed &c, Suits from 80 upward
j. " FISHER Co Manufacturer No $50 Broadway
Between Bleecker and Bondsts, Marble Building
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90 Get.

ITO LET-A Three-stcry and Basement
uoJJsE in good order, with modem improvements, In
dlay niscc Houston ST. between Sullivan and Macdougel
si Rent so month Inquire on the premises, or OF r.
s TALLMADGE, No 81 Macdougal-st
rTNO LET at NEW-BRlGHTON, Staten Isl
Il .nd-A ellfurnished HOUSE OF 10 rooms beside
Lcb.n laundry In every respect suitable for genteel
family distance within 10 minutes walk Of the ferry landing
longer occupancy. Apply at No 81 Pnest. New-York.
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Mnrrnn RrIsnde, Governor,s

First Regiment, Morgan Brlsnde, Goyernor's
Canri oll Jth Reamenf) This Regiment is now nearly
III HAVING 600 men in quarters az Ell Park desire 20 pro
, Rsrl al Musicians or win accept such Musicians
G tbemssiyes 10 ayidnally with view Of creating Band
TberaI nav WIN be assured those engaging with me- Musi
clans from The country preicued Apply TO Col JOSEfH e.
PINCKNEY, Centre Market, New'foTk'
Light Cavalry. The ist Reeiment U. s. Laneers
which s organizing IN this city is rapidly filing up. Col
10 whom isinrused the formation OF it by the
War Department is veteran Of high military attachments
having served in the Polish French and English service and
n avoraby known in the military circles Of those countries
headquarters Of the Regiment IL the War Department.
Washington ID. c.. branch Of which Is at No Park place
corner Of Broadway NewYork in charge Of Acting Adjuan
Lieut p +. McIIGHt to whom all communications en- the
business Of the Regiment from the loyal States to be at
dressed Gentlemen wishing TO raise companies Of - men
EACH VIII receive First leuenancies and IN similar grade TO
the lowest non-cOmm5sion. Priystes ambitious Of military
hono offered many Inducements aud guaranteed speedy
promotion. Pay ioT privstes 81 per month
Notice-RECRUITING for the THIRTY-SEVENTH
REGIMENT-'rhis gallant Regiment now the Advance
Guard Of the Army Of te Potomac is raising good
Recruits win apply ct the Of Amiy and Thomp
son-stg, in the City Hall Park All DesereIs from ts
Regiment ordered to report to Lieutenant JAMES L.
DUNCAN, THIS DAY. BY order OF
Lieut.-Col JOHN BURKE, Commanding.
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fcsi an6 .Tonn6.
Ghantes for Bnsinres Men.

COUNTRY STORE for SALE, CHEAP-One
OF the best stands IN We,tcheteI County good HOUSEl
10 rooms; Tenement HOUSES, lot 100 by 25 feet WE
perect price S25O0i - coo cash Fruit spring NC, am
GOOD orders cost 5000, At West Mount Vernon - nits
out ON Harlem Railroad Take o. train from 2oth t sna
W. J. g. Y0RkE.
EOR SALE-A VEGETABLE and POUL-
H. TRY STAND 10 of the best markets IN the city
Cost hundred dollars and the will sell il iof s
than half It's cost Apply at No 3se Bowery.
dblE0 PER MONTH made By enterPrislag
dp IL DO AGENTS selling DOWNEPS PAIESl
HEMMER aud SHIELD for hand sewing. Protects the
ger and makes beautiful hem. Samples sent on receipt OF
Is eepY Addreu A. IL DOWNERi No 4t3 bToadwaS
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TERMS.

One Copy ior One Yesr............,..........s3
Two Copies for One Yoar......................
Three or more Copies for One Year tetchl.,...
And EItTs Copy gratis ioT every Cllb Of EiGHI srB
sCRIBERs,
Hupers Magazine and HIpds Wssily toGs'her, one
year, -. 80 .,
Tie DEuAsD NoTEs Of the United States VII be received
for subsc tions Our dtsnt friends requested 10 remit
them In preference 20 Bank Notss
'-''' - HARPYR BRoTHERs. PuBIpuEEL
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Real Gsiate for Sale.


TOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PICNIC
IL GROVE, NJ Gleuooye L. 1.-The owner has been asked
h epetab eoored ope IN that vicinity and in this city TO
offer r sale the above Grove IL is offered &c coored persons
aud the public generally IL extends from Westto Middle
vsnue and has fine view Of tho Bay and nesrthe landing
InouiTe ofMrs r. BONNER, No. 54 West 2stb-r.
HOUSES in WILLIAMSBURG for SALE.
The Is 30, aud 5th Houses easerly from smithst,
Ia Deyoe also Cottage corner Of Smith and Ansiiesu
win be sold st low prices and easy terms Apply to-
L. n. KELLOGG, No. 80 BeayeIst, n. 4,
80 ACRE FARM to EXCHANGE, for a
deb soek I'm trade Of respectable business or house, neal
his city; ali farming utensils stock crops &c, with good
buildings on Long Island Nc agents need sppy inquire Of
No 528 Hudson-st
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DALI, BLACK 81 co.
ID Nos 565 ard 567 Broadway

PARKS AMERICAN CAMP ChSsl
combined with - -
RAILS AMERICAN CAMP COOKING RANGE AND
BOILER.
Officers amy and navy envited TO examine the absve
Al our store They viii md the arrangement very complete
nd conducive 10 their health and comfort In the camp Inc
CAMP CHEST contains all necessary Kitchen Utensils and
Table Furniture and is constructed hold be4des COOk
ING RANCE and BOILER de Of the best Russia iron and
very durable Tie Boiler will hold ten gallons and the Range
can be Ised frying boiling and stewng at the same me
IN. box eousnna every thing above measures 81 nces
long IL inches wide ches deep and the dimensions oil the
Range are the same, and weighs ess than % 10.
T giyeu by the President. e1PTesident
Fillmore Gen Mansfield, MAj-Ge0. WOOL OuarteTmastsI-
Gen Mess and other competent Military authorities VII oe
ient TO induce others possess themselves Oh tnese IN
dspsnsable articles Of comfort Orders sent 70 bALLl
BLACK Co. the Sole Agents, will be promptly attended
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NINE. DEMOREST's QUARTERLY MIR.
WI ROR or FASHIONS with splendid Engrayings Fash.
ION Plates and fu-sized Patterns sold everywhere. Also,
GRAND OPENING Of PATTERNS at No. as Broadway.
IMPORTANT AID TO NEW ENTERPRISES.
II For any de,red I'M ORMATION about the RATES Of
ADVERTISING ia City Country Papers, OF the cost Of
DISTRIBUTING CIRCULARS among persons classes
az business Throughout the United States address GEO
BOWERYEM, Commission Agent Post Ofce, NswYorh
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I'D +. THOMAS, AuctiOneer.- er.-ASSIGNEE's 's
I'D. SALE Of CLOTHING This MORNING, at l0l
O'clock at No III Nassau st. seGscnable GOODS for Mems
Youths and Boys wear. See Herald.
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meooins CARDS, &r.

4 T the OLD STAND, No. l50 B0wery, corner
~ Rroon,,, J. H. JOHNSTON Co.-WEDDINo ard
yTsITIS0 CARDS kc latest styles, specimen, 6y mail
also, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER and fLAIEp
WARES oil ofths best qualities aud at low prices
ALL WEDDINGS supplied with neat CARIS
~ and ENVELOPES Of most fashionable style. Samples by
mall A. DEMAREsT, Engrsver, ls2 BIosdSy, cor Jobnst
At WM. EVERDELL's SONS.-Wedding
"A CARDS Of the lates. style. al Nc lo4FatorS. NJ T.
tEstablshed 1887
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THE TRIBUNE's WAR MAPS.-Now ready,
4 an EXTRA TRIBUNE containing the various Maps pub.
lished in TIE TBlBUNE since the commencement Of the
War Il sso contains LET Of the allied and wounded in the
ate battle 90 f asceTtsined Price FIVE cents Three do
''-' P'' - THE TRIBUNE. New.YoTk
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Sales bp Aurtlon.

4 UCTION SALE.-Will be sold % pay
N charges largo HORSE suitable for cart at The stable
Of EDWARD VAN RANST No. 27J Canslst, st 10 O'CLOCK
Clerk OF the Metropolitan Police
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NERVOUS, SPECIAL DISEASES, MAR
~ RTGGE, &C-By c. d. HAsXogD, NJ. d., eIProiessor
Of pecis Pathology n the Syracuse Medical College New
ROSS TOUsEY III Nasfau.sl RICHARDSON, Vesoy-t;.
DATRIOTIC PACKETS of UNION STA
il TIONERY aud PORTRAITS Of all the PRESIDENTS
OF our great Republic Everybody wauisit Retail price
worth Soc. Agents and Booksees profits large Also, oil
Lnds Of Union Stationery HASKINS Co., 36 Beekma-st
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OF. y and 2J at 10 O'CLOCK .. IN, -
Txt.nsiye censignInent OF WRITING PAPERS,
Comprising Fine supefne and Extra Notc, Letter Cap az
Blank Book Psper Of the best manusetnrers Also sTg
,,rou,ept OF and Domestic STAPLE and kANC
STATIONERY, including great variety of BLAME
BOOKS &C.; and also, large invoice OF fine Aobroypei
catalogues are ready and samples on exhibition
the saleuooms
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II Pays?

STEREOSCOPIC GOODS
PHOTOGRAPHS, 20,
No SEA Broed~sy, N. Y. tolo ftGndl.
One q house being constantly IN Europe, we ore IN re-
esipl weekly Of new and selected goods.
Important 70 Iuvnlids.-PerSons afflicted with Chro
mic Dfeases Nervous DoIGngements Female Weaknesses
Dyspepss etc will By sending thor addesses % the IN
FE0RAL MEDICAL AND HEALTH INSIITUIE, NO; "
Wet Ss,St receive a cicuzr giving Ihem Invaluable no
nation relating 10 the aud cure Of such dseoses
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CONTENTS:
OPINION OF JUDGE PAINE before whom The was
frst heard.
OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT
Points and Argumentz Of
CHARLES OCONOR,
Nm. NJ. EVAR1S and
JOSEPH BLUNT In the Court Of Appeals
And the Opinions Of
JUDGES DEMO. WRIGHT. aud CLERKE.
TIE great importance OF the legal and political PRINCIPLES
involyedthe bodpess with which the made
the sbity with which the sustained both
render this Of the Significant aud universal
iIteresug trials that took place IN this county,
Price % cents per copy-&2 per dozen.
Postage = cents per copy additional.
Address fHE TRIBUNE. NeW.YoTk.
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THE TRIBUNE. Now yorh
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THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
,r,7p rpw.YORw DAILY TRIBUNE

:. yIrrIIsIfRD EVERY MORNING AND h'bNIN"
u 'ODN'1 fsIJVDAYS EXCEP1EDl
ny ruE TRIP JNE ASSOClAlION'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-19

Elm Tremoenbett NIT Oarotnen, nit Sprunar,as
traBsn unb GtoerDunen 9lameau; 0oter uuo
Nfutter, &tnOer unD @eiin0e, ale Ihltefen auf
oauerbdften toI3barten StrobI6dtn unO I'm gan.
gen 9dnle cabs ilberbaupt nur bret, nit Teoern
9eltOpfte EopFtiien, 3pet fir Die @ltern unD Dae
Drltte flr Seren1. - gEos olip anfangenS CIT
Sett aus Oem UirtbObaus ODER pom 5errn
ptarrer entleiben fur etnen lolAen Sat - ca
bate ia pas 9an3e Oorf etn uOles Sabr lana
nber Die aoeltge 0ettelfamlie in tbrem 6aule
gu ihDaeen unp 3u pOtten setabt, olo blieb's
pabsts Der Baron muBte ,ult einemt Strobiod
perlteb nebnen, unp renn's fetnen onDern Natb
CAB, 10 muBte tbm letn Sett i'm Nobn,tmmer
out8elhla9en merDen.
Aber anoers, ais es ete pddere SauSmutter
odthte, mar es I'm Hatbe Der 0Gtter bejhlojIen
ben tpr tx anf GrOen ibr lisber gbeberr repr1-
lenttrte; Denn fdum Bate lte i'm in FaAtteen
g5orten, ais ct NIT etnem mabtisen Stetnfrue
vSer9ltraBers" Dem Seuer eutltteg, BON ibrer
9roBen 9sOtb unp Serlesenbet unterrtGtet, 10
CAB er letne Senten3 tur3 Oabtn ab Der Ba.
ron lo9trt In Ssrena's StltGen, Serena
aber lGlaft bet Dir un0 ben Sftnoern in Der
Gamuer, unb td ltese perneilen auf Dem 8open
ilber'm Stalle bem 5tnehte, pte lhon etnnal pa
Du cas- lGwere BOaenbett NIT Dem SerubarOle
b1ttelt."
ytun laben ote betOen Sreunbe, tpdbrenb 5rau
Sulette, Cper, pte tbr 0iann te nannte, 8rau
Settel, prauben tn Der &li@e Dte Wbenpmab,eit
belVrate plauOernp beiiammsn, tranfen 3par fei
men SIlpOtes, ober Dafiir etnen eutsn feurts n
SanOwetn. pori0brtse5 @epaGs, Der rem @alte
pprtrefFtG manoete, uno anterbielten Gn in
traultGtm @eDonfeuoustaul6 iiber oteIes unD
Senes, 3umetit aber CUh itber pie neueten Grete>
ntlie pss rullilhen 5eIp3uss. son pem 9eraOe tn
lener 3ett Der nabenOen serbdngniBUOlsn
GntlAaOunS nur bS6t pirfttse uno uni
here Sert6te, untermlltht nit allerlet Duntlen
Oetii4ten pcn Der eutleeliAen 9totb, ppn Dem
filrchterltden Serlult an Wlen4enleben bet etn-
3elnen psntGen &Unttasentsn, bs an ben 8betn
9eIan9ten. u
(6OrtIesuns folgt.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-19

Dr. s. B. If telt es ra4er r srfUrsrl& bem gnblt-
n einSs aHsenltnen ietne p0ra9en @eenatten ais Ar
Ghirra geben ple eiae Der VetetIe annrsn mel
DE peri5n6er Dnltoneu s3en &1seri9e nnp 5efah.
der grantbeiteu NIT ttn rroen; es Tt est ito0 'nnRpa
gtporben. E SCI
Gs a senasene r ibn ae6enw&rte n ennabren oaB r in
1886 eebSrt9er FCr ais Srt areore Set ner Se Bat et
ue game @unertonte cbgfH aneiten 8u9eranot une In
Den Iesten Sotren mebr @aienen c als ur 8e8ranean
tnes 9aens als bdtiser un6 9emennBar Art nctbmene
no alien Asttea pe9s Sfaot tsaamaea9eR0ea
Sbaed es vo siue atete ber dr6en Drar
H. ~ sa 5 t SGffe SiI0 an o ISs
9Ortbee ~ srot. n bas Anset8a fur tr notbmenbtg gu
ns suf e sen an o f fts an S s Sss ss ss
upe etnn Mr etne nnse Grattet St bellen! inf ge=
oIaT3 StS baIts si Dr. gSSitS ii Der dites roemdss
srartt srst. peI6er tn Baltimore anse9en dBt Sene Yras
IN Der sen 9aeTn etn 10 aaSgsos sg STn Tas fr sa
Dit gsas a 9s ess 3 anS ~ p @ T 9sE stssr ssn sS sspss
belonoers 8rsaean ben posetmean Wate gu eriptt
len woS oarou gu aN. pa e n bard oe In iali3en aR3e
gen I'D pranee4 NuoaibsV serlrft perSen reele gerpre
GuHeen maea osren GrGGs sb Hcn a9renie unS bsitsn
Aertttu fat nmSet0 IL.
: 8eo6tet Tplaenbes BET 9eiten.
Ser uusidits peer nt 0bSen llsben bstaiist IL us @
BON snen mersen bere tra ionbern bsnieben ana bed
biet een 6ronfsn ene fbr butg Ne6nIno H taGen nab
reHb er in rem 5Glsu Die SpmptpE 6 mr. etas baS @
Reu e;nosrae ohsr ots r0ntts weiter nm h 9esrtn bat
A. nett grSsfren tetnanS oregt ~ WerenS8sn eoe
rSrtreS" rereen mad ener nenen pcn Sr s. Smh aat9f
unesueu BtbanDlrnesmeii In rensen Ga ctne dmerSer
orrr ucDnpenenjen fur ben gateisn aeb9 3u9ei6 edra
Ert d. B. SMITH Gag tene sHnnouR9 Der "ilrehro" u
m ais -Scurcs" 6ebanret psrosu, wpbr6 s Oft &tarIatan
Die traursheu 6psen eerbttfnpren -
Sanot Qeute Nqe wete an iemtnaler Sdwa@e Ieioer
uon f& BEL 3teu msleen wosura tie rieien Summer uni
srose untoffu edparen.
Dt g. Smith bat burG 6ts SidGs Gar sbser Erdnttrt-
zen arSser 8erItmtbe ais ireenb anptre ar tn Mertto
ranat CT be eas uetel iGuertsen Bdaen @rune
aus np 9tbt GCnuttCn trs urprln9s Strait wteoer
tnpeu CT nur enat mbe Nel anweneet. s Reptstu
1T rst pon Nertur alien mpralt6en @sn In elmer beausm
ctGr ee inbereltet uue tduu TN Sat ceer 9rpatbaf oper
au Der Wtt InBemertt uubenertt cbne SSns @etd
Z n
lnsns einsetreten IT, pirb ginGrdusns Ger eebensUf
npttpenkig. 80
duo ben Rranbeiten WetbiiGen tlGsdts bat Sr DR. s.
g. Smith lett eibe Jahren ene beoneere Numeri
aeu Sepnlet ueriprdt antn 2eebsn heileee Cur
Dr. S. D. Smbs Yrdpstattpe r rausn fam man ea cbiseH
Dlaseerbalten De Mepsn 1T gut no rHrse nnertat Sab
sn easerprpentt pel sepuu Prets S.. gerlpnsn
wtle Baltimore ternt wpbra, ttnnen mad 9nansr IN
oabt ber Sumppue Dr. S. g. 5ultb IN portclrsn Grteen
lttren uD e 4RsNn aaa 8enb entn abe bes eanpes &C.
dtdt erhaItea.
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The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-11-13
The Speculating Traitors.

We copy the following sensible remarks from the columns of the Columbia (Eenn., } Herald, of the 18th:
 In his late Message, Gov. Harris calls the attention of the Legislature to ''the tendency to monopoly and extortion, which exists to an injurious extent with a class of citizens.
 who, intent upon the sordd purposes of gain, are taking advantage of the peculiar circum stances of the times, to reap exorbitant profits from the necessitieNf the Government and the wants of the people," The Governor of North Carolina has prohibited citizens from selling articles of prime necessity to specuIa- tors, to be carried out of the State, and the Governor of Louisiann has recommended a similar policy The North Alabamian recom- mends that until the Legislature of Alabama meets, let public opinion do its utmost to dis countenance these Shylock operations and to put down the financial and mercantile con- spirators who are with us, and may justly be chased with political tories.
 Ii there is years supply on hand, raising the price will not lengthen or shorten the sup ply, and if one man has all, and the rest have none, the public the Government will seize and divide it, so there is no use in speculatng and boarding. There is more than years supply on hand and this will afford ample time to produce more. Let capitalist instead of investing their money in monopoles to ex- tort, put their money into producing and manu- featuring, so as to supply deficiencies before the present stock is consumed, and the South will become rich and thriving people. Some legitimate regulation should be made to estop spectators in their damning career, and to put capital into manufacturing such supplies as the times demand, or into the support of the Government, for 1t is the first duty of every one to make everything bend to the establishment of our national prosperity.