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, 1861-11-28

Among tho instances Of s'How not to do it,
just row Illuminating tile careers Of sonc vf
our Generals, the Cincinnati papers are yigor-
ously discussing the escape Of Floyd, and how
CTR Bcnham allowed lin to get away. Floyd
was caught in trap by Rosccrans falling back
from Sewc1l's Mountain. Gen. Bcuh1m' 5
share Of tile movement in three divisions to
catcii Floyd failed, aud it is the reason Of this
tl:at is in discussion Gcn. Bcnhaln's n,oyu
was to be signal, but he did moi move until
Floyd was out of reach, wilcn lc made Il poor
Earce Of striking ont vigorously after him.
, 1861-11-28

governor Too anti the Newspapers.
The people Of Ohio elected David Tod Coy
ernor Of the State, last October, in entire good
1tlth, and with tic confident hope t1lat he
would prove worthy Of the great trust. They
awake now with the very unpleasant suspicion,
in advance Of his assumption Of the 1ubcr-
material robes, that they have "c:,uylt n Tar
tar." Governor Iods persistent hunting
down OF the Cleveland HtJazd, which he still
pursues as |; hound would Il rabbit, is the first
act in the drama he marks out for himself rs
Chief Executive Of the State. As President Of
tic M:honing Railroad he forbids that it he
carried even rs express matter; and inas1nEch
MS tic corporation once refused to carry tie
United States mails, it may be they will refuse
them again unless the Herald is excluded.
Governor Tod writes that the Ee7uM WAS
dangerous" aad that tho "pualic good"
requires him TO attempt to suppress it, WHO
made lin censor! Certainly not the people.
They would not even have mlle lin Gov
eraos, had they suspected such things Il week
before the election: The press Of the entire
Statc-cxccpt tic local rivals Of the Htru'l,
WHO reap 4 temporary benefit by its short
slles-dcnounces this act Of Governor Toll,
| and well they may. When lie is Governor,
tl1c Lord only knows what newspaper press i'll
the State Will be salc.
The Lost Steamer Keystone State.
! Tic SaniIac Leader Of Saturday last SAWS
That the wheel house and other parts of Il
Steamer had 1oatel ashore ut Forcstyillc, dur
ing the yale Oh the 10Th inst. There was re-
port flat tho wl.eel-louse named above con-
1:incd the name Of the keystone State upon
it, This is s:id 10 have been brought to De-
/ troit by a vessel which passed on Tuesday
evening.
Thu Keystone Slate was purchased 4 few
weeks since by AIessrs. II. L. Ritt, e. R;!t,
and F. Halkcl. Of Buffalo, from Gen Reed, Of
Erie, ard rut in repair. She WAS built in Buf:
| 1alu eleven years since. The Buf;,1o Courier
| says size was insured for $1,000.
| The following persons arc known to have
been on lie steamer: Captain, Wilkes Tray
crsc; Engineer, Alexander Kent; Matc Louis
| Rankin; Clerk, Mr.. Ri't, brother to the own
! ers. Twenty-Five nlcn besides them were on
board, making twcnty-ninc in all. The De-
trot Tribune adds to this list from the Buffalo
Paps1s The naElc Of James Smith, a coorcd
man, cook and steward, who hailed from Buff
IalO
, 1861-11-28
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
10000 FeGeral Troops Expected-.An
Attat r Oh Norfolk 1,rphable

New York, Nov. 27.-A Fortress Monroe
letter says tnc rete1s lost fifteen killed and
wounded III the sLcliing Of their camp at War
wick.
The Richmond Dispatch reports {, 900 Union
lists III the mountains oi East Tennessee, iii
der Parson Brownlow and Major Gillian, do
ing mere mischief than 1!le Yankees in Ken
tucky. The Dispatch proposes the abandon
lnclti ii Norfolk III tue event If a;1 attack,
and hc"> thu reinforcement of Richmond,
City Ts'int and Yorktown
Sn,ttp troops are expected ii Fort Monroe,
and I'll order Wa read to 1huee there on Mon
day, 1l1at they will not be furnished with viii
Ter quarters. This seems to Indicate IN ad-
yaLcc.
BA1,T!MoRE, Nov. 27.-Thc Old Point boat
has arrived, and reports tllat Il Ia. Of irucv
went iil' tu Norfolk, bilt brought back 10
news whatever in regard to tic Fort Pickcns
Affair."
The Steamship Constitution, with Gen. But
lers division, carle into Hampton Roads yes
tcrday-
, 1861-11-28

C The reports Of Gen. Prices presence
lear Scdalia. Mo. seem to be explained by
tx dispatch from Jefferson City, which,
says thai not Price. but bands of lis men
have followed north in the wake Of our
army, to Get fresh supplies Of clothing and
provisions from home Like Il swarm OF
h'rie;s 1?4cy are making Il great t;cal ot
I'i5v in tia; section, and crcatiag havoc
everywhere, but ii does not appear that
they hive III! organization, or any inten
ti''Hs o:hcr than 10 kick up u muss, &c!
thrlr supplies. isnd join Prize main army
again wherever j; may he. Gen. Sherman
lie here If Kentucky, is in command ri
Stdaja
, 1861-11-28

t557 Tic instance has already been noted Of
the passage Of tie steamer Pink Varble up the
Cumberland river, a few days since. with q
load Of cotton machinery for rNashvillc-under
pass from Secretary Chase. The owners had
associated themselves 10 start cotton factory
in McMinnsvillc, i'll Middle Tennessee, early in
tic season, ordering their machinery in Gin
cin1aati. Finding it detained by the blockade,
an application was made to the Secretary Of
tie Treasury for l:ss on the grounds that
the owners were loyal men, and that it would
be c year before the factory would be in opcr-
alton, ',v which tint Tennessee would be in
the Union. Secretary Chase only yielded TN
der pressing Importantly of Cnionisis OF
prominence in Tennessee and Kentucky, feel,
ing the precedent to bc n dangerous one,
, 1861-11-28

DT The report brought TO Halifax by the
steamer Iiin1alaya that the Trent had ar
rived III England and caused some stir 1r
Tie announcement Of Mason and SIitlcIl's
arcs. is premature. The Trent parted
with tie ssAn Jatinto, in the Bahama chan
mel. en- Tie afternoon Of the sth, and had q
gooa twe weeks run before her for Eng
land. Sl:e could not have reached there
l"loGc tile oo;ll aEl not enough lime Ilas
elapsed TO get hack word Our latest for
ci:n ::t;yices art To the 18th, via London
derry :utI ST. Iuh1.s
, 1861-11-28

The shipments Of copper from the Port of
Ontcnagon, Lake Superior, for the present
season are given ut 1901 tons. To this
amount, remarks the Ontonagon Miner, we
shall, if all is shipped that comes forward next
week, be able to add about two hundred TONS.
1 psssenS en1E ad er p in and ts mqss Of
sources, estimate the shipments from Ke-
y eenaw at $500 tons; Portage Lake at 5000,
AID if We ship $500 tons from this district, we
have Il, COO gross tons as the shipments foz
the scason.-C1cre3dnti Herald, 24sh,
, 1861-11-28

TIE ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CASAI..-Ne
are elad to sec that the citizens of the towns
along tic Illinois and Michigan Canal are hold
i1'g meetings and taking measures to bring
tie vital necessity Of cn1arging it prominently
before the next Congress. 1t would be well
also Tor the cities and towns along the Illinois
River to second tile movement vigorously.
The war has made tic enlargement Of the
C.inal 4 national necessity.
The citizens Of Lemont meet OH Friday exc
ming to take this matter into consideration.
Nn. Eross, Esq, Of the TRIBUNE, AMI sey-
eEl others, are expected to address the meet
ing.
, 1861-11-28

e. pa-son BroWnlow-tbe brave old
yctc1:.r-is in the mountains Of East
Tennessee with 5000 men as determined
IS hi.::scf, and they will sell their lives to
the ri;:t:?s. now nlcnaeingg; them, at q dear
purchase. No vonder the East Tennessee
trooi WHO had organized at Camp Dick
Robinson refused to turn back from their
onward! march in tic pursuit Of Zollicofer,
and fs:- tic rescue CT their homes from &C.
la.1 :;i1-. .:cn
, 1861-11-28

G II Nhatcyer the movement may be in
tie amy Of the Potomac Ibis scasoi1, !: it
1r aggressive. it will lie IF 9 character to
show why Gen. Mcclellan has waited It
will ltc IN artillery fight, Inc powerful train
Of batteries which he Las been forming
tAcsr months past, opening the way for the
following columns # infantry. The near
ness Of the Lines, shown III the frequent
sk;s7Eishcs Of late. show that there Ialay be
something more than reporters s;.::ics this
time, III tile talk of forward movement.
, 1861-11-28
From Cairo--l Reconnaissance to Bel
mont

CA1No, Nov. 27th.-1t IS reported that the
rebels are strongly fortty.ay New Madrid,
Mo-, and that they have $40 negroes 1t work
there 4 detachment Of Cavalry hare made
and found 10 rebels on the Missouri side ol
the river.
Captain Finncy, one Of the Camp Jackson
prisoners, was taken 20 Norfolk, Missouri, to-
day, and released.
Two Of tile new gun-loats will arrive from
st. Louis tomorrow
Col. Romanotf, Of Russia, arrived here TO-
day
, 1861-11-28

r." The dictates Of duty which, under the
Constitution. owe 10 great sovereign State. and
mans Proclamation at Port Royal.
We SUPPOSE our General considered this to
be well sounding phrase, and so he let it pass
w'theut having very exact idea Of its mean
ing; it liz really Intended, speaking for the
Government Of tie United States, to address
South Caroline rs 4 ''Sorcrc;gn State,' the
people OF South Carolina may well ask What
business lc had there meddling With her soycr-
ciEEty. II we admit that South Carolina is 4
sovereign State, NC admit that South Carolina
l.:s right TO separate herself from the Union +;
II VIC :dnit this, Whit have we to fight for ?
Tho General thinks he loves duty to the
sovereign State Of South Carolina under the
Co,tstitution;" he will find it exceedingly dif:
1itp1t To point out tile ciaUsc in the Constitu-
ton which provides the manner Of executing
Ills duty. As long as Gen Sherman acted
merely, he did nobly, but when he attempted
to write, lie found himself out Of lis element,
Portland (Me. } advertiser,
, 1861-11-28

From tie EinCl1nat1 Coal1IerC1Al. 2Ih.I
We learn that Chas. II. Baldwin Of the
1:tt, Illinois regiment, Joel Bccry Of the 1th
Ohio. and Sylvester Whitney OF the 23d Ohio,
are So far recovered from their severe Illness
as to be able to rejoin their companies OF
taken by Mr. J. F. Forbus, from tile
Marine Hospital, to his residence, when they
first came down. They have here received
every attention possible, botlt personal and
professional, and arc greatly indebted to Mr.
J, F. Forbus ard family, Or: B, ?. Goode,
Mr. Gano, and others, for, the hospitality
ard kindness 90 generously shown them dur
i!.g the fiye weeks Of their illness. Mr. Whit
ney returns with his mother to Cleveland To-
mir
, 1861-11-28

4 special correspondent writing from Kc-
nosLa says that Col. Danieis's new Cavalry
Regiment arc no7' busy pitching their tents
aid getting their camp in order, having; just
arrived from KlPon. Meanwhile they arc
qu:ltcfed in various parts of the town. kc-
Eosll rss herself furnished three companies
for tic war, and fourth is rapidly forming
under Capt. Hugh McDermott, to be called
thc Mull1gan Guard to be attached to Col.
Doral's Irish Brigade
, 1861-11-28
Ecpor. of Deaths fsl the General
Hospital ut Hound City, Ill.

EriTGKs CHICAGO TRIBUNE: From illqui-
ries frequently made I infer that there is
prevalent impression abroad that tie mortal
ity at the General Hospital here is unusually
large. From the fact that sometimes three
and four have been buried on 4 single day, the
idea prevails that such is well nigh The daily
programme. III order to correct this imprcs
sior, l send you u list Of all tic deaths which
lave occurred here since the first Of October
For the satisfaction Of their friends, may
say, that al WHO lave becn buried here have
been inferred with Ill tile form and dccency Of
military burial. They lie in Il ]'uria1 ground,
selected Just above the village, lxln. almost
i1.in.; diattIy opposite tho head OF Cash Tslal,d
The gr.unl is rot above higA-Satcr mark, but
rarely cvertlows. 1t was first intended to Sc
lec1 cemetery oil tie high ground; but it Is
nearly three ilts to t;:c nearest land 1int sub
jcct to overflow, and tic labor of carrying the
bodies so FIR rendered such Il selection In1-
practicable. 1t the head Of each @rayc is Il
Icatlbo:.rd with the l;i1iie Of the person, Ills
company and regiment clearly marked uTln
their remains can easily identify tEil.
The Hospital is undvr excellent manage
mcnt and 50 far us medical At Tendance is con-
ctr1td. they arc comfortably provided for.
Many Ut Tie patients arc better oil here than
if they were 1T home. willie others miss tho
gentle minis1r:tions Of mother and sisters. and
the dear comforts which :, good home alone
provides. OF 1llosr wonndc. at thu l,.itilt of
Belmont several have already ded. md Others
will soon follow them 1t is quite noticeable.
tl.'t tc sight Of tiiv=r poor fellows, pale and
wan, writhin4 with agony, and almost
sutlocatctl IN Tie fatal atmosphere Of their
surpstr:1irg wounds, very considerably
dii,iri-ilss the ze:,l which lead: the martial
tyro, 10 ''sroii for fight Nc have :: brave
and determined set of Logs here, tut early
zeal is gradually settling 10 "A COW, anu calm
determination simply to Go the duty OF the
dry, lo1 Eeck?cs,ly t. plunge into battle for
til. sake of its intrinsic :.siraetion=.
Tie 10th regiment has lost H.: death, eight
mtn-Juhn L. Tilact-, Gu. \, j,,!ln Dorm,
Andrew Poland, Frank Smith, CO. C.: John
CASTOR, Co. j; D: Cartwright, john Eck:rt,
60. B; and A. g. Brown, Go. D. SonS Of
these young men died ST suddenly, Or wtrc
derangcd early in t!:e progress IF ti:cir dis
ease, that it is not known where tif:ir friends
reside. Should The; see this, and desire 10
max: Inquiries. they can direct their con1nu-
Chaplain 10Th Re:,. Iii. Vol.
, 1861-11-28

Especial Dispatch to the chica& 20 rzibnpc]
QrIScG, November q. 1851.
:. Wen ;le train left ST. Joseph This morning
Srca1 excitement existed i'll the city un az
count Of tic report Of .an intended attack
from sccc:Elonists in the direction OF P1atts-
burg and Weston. Mounted patrols were
stationed in all parts OF TIC city, ;nt! tie 10th
1lllr':is regiment WIS prepared to give proper
reception to invaders
ln tl:c carly i:rt Of the night Il fire occurred
OIL tic lcyec, hurnin. down Il t1lirtl-r;,tc hotel.
No otlivr damage w:ls donc-
Gtn. Hunter has reached lcaycnWorl!l.
, 1861-11-28

[FTon: the Lcavenwo7th Conservative, sfth.j
Tie various regiments Of the Kansas Brig
ate have hr,n ordered to report Themselves
at the following places, where they will be
Immediately paid off:
Col Jrdson Fort Scott.
Gel. Ri.clie. Fort Scott.
Col EGz.tHt Fort Lincoln
Col NuEtnt. Paula.
Col .fcl4Ei -on. Sbawncctown.
Col Davis. Fort LeayrnWorth.
Col. " Ger, Wy cEitutt.
, 1861-11-28

E Coy. Camille, Of Missouri, has, un-
der lis late arrangement with the Federal
Government. passed over the command Of
tie Stale Militia to Gen Il:,leck, and i,y
agreement Of both, Gen. Schotield, a regu-
lar army officer, will assume the more
immediate command
, 1861-11-28

We learn from the Troy Eudyt that
certain Government contractors are paying
the sewing girls they employ twenty-five cents
for every dozen drawers they make, This is
lihelal-nearly two cents apiece! Why does
not the Retdtt give the names of those liberal
soulss
, 1861-11-28

G It was settled 1y reconnaissance
down Tic river from Cairo, yesterday, that
the relp,s had no: re-occupicd Belmont.
That gut, is s?iked, and will offer no resist
n},ie
, 1861-11-28

New {oHK, Nov. 27.-The portions Of
the steamers news cent Yesterday WAS p-r
Bohemian, from Liverpool 14ti, via To:alon-
derry 18Th. By al1 oversight in tic As s=ociat-
I'd Prcss office i: Ne" York, only- part oi t!lc
News Has sent West.
, 1861-11-28

Tic dislllcmbermcnt Of poar old
Virginia is f'rcshatloHcd and takes shape,
if We nlay credit OFT Washington report.
II will 7r al improvement il geography,
10 drtrimc,st TO history, and very pretty
slcci1nea Of retrihu6Ee justice in morals.
, 1861-11-28

= Col. Jamcs 4. Barzett's cavalry resi-
mcnt. {the Illinois 1oth,) organized at Camp
Butler for ST ryicc on the Western frontier, was
mustered into the L, 8. service on Tuesday.
There are twelve companies in the regiment,
two Of which are not quite full.
, 1861-11-28

BosroS, Nov 27.-Bx orders from Washing
ton, number Of prisoners, mostly Maryland
ers. have been released from Fort Warren,
after taking the oath Of allegiance. Five pris-
oners, whose discharge had been ordered by
Secretary Seward, refused to take the oath Of
allegiance, a. follows: y. G. Harrison, Robt.
A. Carter, Thos. Shields, Geo. Appleton and
Michael j. Grady. They were all retained in
custody.
First Lieut.. ). r. Tatnall, Of the marines,
1ate commanding the marine gard Of the San
Jacipto, has been sent to Fort Wa1ea. He is
Z son Of Com. Tatnall.
, 1861-11-28
IIInMkkHfFfuU i'll the States.

Thanksgiving will be observed to-day in nil
the States except Maine and massachusetts,
which united in keeping last Thursday, the
.:1s'. being the anniversary Of the first Thanks
.-i':rg Of the Plymouth colony. The States
, 1861-11-28

CLEVELAND, Nov. 27.-<:t1,- JAS. H. Lane,
nf Kansas, with his family and aporiion OF
his s!:f1, arrived here this morning. They
leave for Boston tonight. Gen. Lane WAS re-
eeiycd with great enthusiasm here.
, 1861-11-28

" Late news from Japan states that trou-
bic and annoyance have SO thic1ened about
American resident merchants that many are
giving way before the Increasing hostile feel
ing, and coming home.
, 1861-11-28

tE The 18th Iowa regiment: Col. Jackson
J. Wood, broke camp at Dubuque, yesterday
and left for st. Louis.
, 1861-11-28

On the night IF the 7th inst, the house
OF Mr.. Josrph kaur, Of West Point, Cum
ming county, Nebraska WIS totally consumed
~ fire, Together with two of his children.
, 1861-11-28
The Auditing Committee at st. Louis,
and their Work.

ST. LOTS, Nov 27-The report yesterday
that claims amounting to six million dollars
had been approved by the War Commissioners
is Incorrect No decision has yet been an
lioGnced, although quite q number Of claims
have been decided. The number Of claims
filed to date is one thousand and fifty, and
they accumulate at the rate Of hundred
daily.
, 1861-11-28

z; The Portland At|as,t;sti Of the 223a, pub
lislts a lengthy letter FROM II. S. Lindsay, II.
F., in which the writer takes pains logically
to establish that the recognition Of the South
crn Confedcrscy will become necessity to
England i'll I: very short time. Mr.. Lindsay
urges peace, aud all an.icblc separation, upon
the b::si= Of which lie deems every commercial
interest Of each section can bt secured.
, 1861-11-28

IE Recruiting in Afai,ic will cease for this
season, Wit. the completion Of rc!5 5inlcn;s now
blocked OUT and the filling up Of old ones.
These regiments are as follows: 18th, Col.
Neal Dow, now las SO men; 14th, Col. Nc
Clusky, has $50 men. The cavalry is full and
awaiting orders. Two or three additional bat
tcries Of artillery are formin. and nearly full.
, 1861-11-28
Chr Trihu1tr.


C8 Gen. Hunter has reached lcayeu,
worth, tie headquarters Of lis ncw Depart.
ment- Late reports represent great alarm
nj St. Joscpl, from expected rebel raids.
, 1861-11-28

=" Milwaukee is troubled viii! a myste-
r;ous burglar, who BATTLES the utmost skill Of
the detectives, and operates pretty much at
will in Ill paris Of tho city, choosing midday
as the time in which the principal strokes have
already been made, which include Il number
If good!y l.;s.,l= Of goods and jcwrlry frnin the
Stores and lou=es Of tle puzzled citizens.
cnccd. aid IL c::;c yet gained
, 1861-11-28

~ The residence Of BrIgadier-G General
Thomas J. Mexican, in Iowa, is not Cedar
Rapids hut Marion, Linn county,
, 1861-11-28
The Command of Missouri Militia,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-Goy. Gamble has ap-
pointed and commissioned Gen. Halleck as
I Major General Of the Missouri State Militia,
and Gen. .Halleck has appointed Brig. General
schoheld to command all the State forces.
, 1861-11-28
Gen. Fass Approves the Arrest of HEa-
son and $itGe}1 us III accordance
with our Policy.

DETROIT, Noy. 27-A COMMUNICATION in
the Eve Pres tL;s morning, understood to
1llvc i'ecn written by Gen. C:ss, not only jus
titics the arrest Of Mason and Siidel, but
shows that it was in strict accordance with
the position OF the Government on Tue right
OF search question, maintained in cores
pndcnce with the British Government in
1858.
, 1861-11-28

The examination by the State Superin-
tcndcrt, for granting State Certificates to
Teachers, Will be held al Bloomington, Dec
10Th, Goth and 21st.
, 1861-11-28

Massachusetts, is entering with gusto
into the colonization CT South Carolina. She
would 1T l::!Hv 10 take H.: contract ut ninety
ti;ys to cos" out that entire State. In tlc
recent expedition that left Boston on the Con-
sti1u1;o1i, houses ready made were taken ont
in PARTS to Ire set up 1T short notice. The ship
King Fisher is takin:.: iii a cargo 1t Boston to
follow tlly Constitution.
, 1861-11-28

NEW YORK, Sov. 27.-TIl;rts rifles. cannon
for the Government arrived tu-6av. Including
a 1G0-lrountler, WHICH will carry five miles
The latter !ocs to Fortress Monroe.
, 1861-11-28
Officers of tie Chicago Light Artillery.
Company a.

SrR1ScrlE1 u, H., Nov 27.-Thc following
officers have been appointed for the Chic;l.o
Light Artillery, company i, now stationed ut
Paducail: Captain, c. II. Willard, vice Ja,ncs
Smith, resigned; Francis Morgan, Peter P
Wood. and Edgar P. Tohry, Lcuielmnts
, 1861-11-28

IseIsort Of tic Arrival OF the Trent In
England.
HALIFAX, Nov. 27.-The Himalaya has ar
rived here, and brings the report that the
Trent lad reached England, and that q British
frigate had heen Immediately dispatched to
the United States. The report is doubtful.
, 1861-11-28

The Steamer Trent Story Absurd.
New York, Nov. 27.-Thc item about the
steamer Trent having reached England, is pro-
nounced absurd. She does not 60 further
than St, Thomas under any circumstances,
and SO could not have reached England
, 1861-11-28

Affairs at Paducall.
, 1861-11-28
Mr.. LINCOLN'S MESSAGE
S7G0,000,0 1000 and 100000 Nell

VIRGINIA TO BE DIVIDED up.
, 1861-11-28

TROOPS COLLECTING AT FORT
F1OHHOE.
, 1861-11-28

EXCITEMENT Al. ST. JOE; MO.
, 1861-11-28
GENERAL PRICE REAR sEDALIA.

riRsGN BR0WkL0E STILL ACTIVE.
, 1861-11-28
Skifmishes on the Lines.

ONE SUCCESSFUL-THEO OTHER NOT.
, 1861-11-28
THE LATEST NEWS

Is 4EIxEs%FtfAI
MIR. LINCOLN S MESSAGE
At' IoHtestts Fo''esNftftofceo'
SIVV,VUU,VU0 and IVO, ,0VU Nell.
p4hGINi3 I0 5E DIVIDED up.
, 1861-11-28

In the Mountains with 5000 Men.
, 1861-11-28

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET
Hrstc!ass 31;! completely furnished; rr.:a.-c.
on HliSh Htrr7e Ear1h ni Twelfth street la ali
1he n,n0rFn imrovtnr::: aE'. "n:pls rsan: aIsu !.
E"el h;rn \ pleasant fanliy with no s,all children
premises. Artts IL T. C. Gle iEEf: N
R:al Estate Eoei1, .'o. Is Cla!i; It., up s;lirs.
, 1861-11-28

HOR SALE.-l have Il four f,arr.}
= I4ri h::t:c :,s all The ether traps s,a.,!e for
TIE rnTE ?ar:r: ::Hcss inT sale e..:.l. a.sa c.,-
trh!ch1 .!ei- IL rent \ go! clccc For an; desiring
III "a 5nta liz l'1ssile:s, :: si'7l;rl tor soon
E''1:T. STEWART.
!" God and Coal i;i-,I.
n1SE:,,.tt en.lly: 3la ls... St Eri.i. N.st Sin,,
, 1861-11-28

IMPORTANT TO PACKERS
49, Wchavc :c''*t ''E; Ne!:ir: Hcnsc destroyed by
~" tafs laFH@ "n:' Vary .ttrr.i s.:Ht;. .,i:.,:
VI. re prtass ~ Tr.:e- 1ar liz >.-l.;- s4:,s tt..
WIZ t"lIs:tSS ard 's:spac'. We have a:ortet -Tnr
~ Ii's Ahtci. e!ll' Is to :ri1ttC1 Ia-I IL
IN ~ f:e a'.li . ti!c rrl:trvd by the oll process
ann Ma"'us !Et1sia: lily st;rs ly ,ol;l; We
leSer 10 -. rendered l.: C:.:ra=r 1-:s -s,:..:,:t.
nnaSs!:s.S1n. :. k:,,i,. .t f-. -.
, 1861-11-28

FOR SALE AT y BARGAIN
Ata7l,, ten nli!rs from 1He city c,,n.:u.;:- u;
asrtS: ~ T;n::." ha:AHtc ti:'er. / coilf1ri:,,e
trs one 81, f s::!c c,rl,: IN the vicntsx Of
rayrat-v tl:-!dt u. !,:1r If lc-!rei FL naEt;c
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4 TR-tnE.-FIETEEy TIIO1T-
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FAEHht STOCK. Viii !'t exchanged for part r:i. AMI
rtal ESTATE. to ctEs' tx: 7:.tli: i .;.- II.
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