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MORE NEW GOODS

Ihe subscriber has just returned from the civ win
Iarge ana very extra assortment Of GOODS oCeverv
variety, which will be sold a, city prices. WY
Inc ladies' attention is particularly called TO his
large ana handsome assortment Of DRY GOODS con
sisting Of Satin Stripe Brodace, Plain Raj 'a I1n
f,y raney eliks' Coshmeres Morinoes DeIaines, Veum
,I's anu very superior quality (alI woob Black
III m Large assortment OfShawls, among Which
VIII be found Reversiblcs and Brocbcs us '''
New New anu large assortment of Ready Made Clothing
-OVer ana Business Goats. Pants aud Vests
Aiso' an extensive assortment Of Boots and Shoes
oi al SORTS ana sizes, which will be sold verv chean
Give us chance b. coming To examine beiore nur'
chasng elsewhere. TIOMAS CAppn,II IuI-
Nov 2lst, 1860. i'O"'
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ONE DAY LATE

In consequence of the time consumed in
moving, the first of the week, we are one day
late with the issue of The paper.
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Registers Office.

DOVER, JAN. 3, 1861.
UPON the application of Richard s. lIari,a
Administrator Of Cherries Marim, late of Little
Creek Hundred, in said county, deceased, it is
ordered and directed by the Register, that the
SAID Richard s. Marin give notice of the
granting of Letters of Administration upon the
estate of the said deceased, by causing adver.
tlsements to be posted within forty days from
the date of such letters, in six of the most nub
lie places of The County Of Kent, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an act of Assem-.
bly, in such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted in the Smyrua
Times, newspaper published in Smyrna, and
continue therein three weeks.
,>HEsLl,s....e> Given under the hand and seal of
$NG,Ssg< the Register aforesaid, at Dover,
5[SNsS5S Kent C>unty, aforesaid, the day
>%SsSSs> and year above written.
'"i" d. c. GOODWIN, Register.
NOTICE.
The undersigned, Richard S. Marin. named
above, hereby gives notice, that Letters of Ad.
mlns'ritlon were granted to him on tie 5tb
day OF December, 1850. All persons therefore
having demands against the deceased estate.
Will present the same, properly attested, on or
before the 5th day of December, 1861, or abide
by law in this behalf
jan10.3t RICHARD S. MARIN
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FOR RENT.

Two Story FRAME DWELLING, on Commerce
street. adjoining the residence of Alex. HumnLrevs
Apply 10 AYRES S'TOCnIEV'
Jdnl0
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fN8@I If you want Fence Board 20 10
James E.Black's Lumber Yard.
where you will find very choice lot of IL it,,
II ft.' l6 fl. and Is it. lengths, together With
large assortment of all kinds of Lumber. nj
very fair prices.
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SoATHisG GOOD FOR ALL.-See Prof. Wood's
Advertisement IN another column.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
n 0 TlCE

Pereons in want ofCOAL, during nv ad.
eenee (se"eral weeks,) will be supplied BY call.
l"e On Mr' jas. Stevenson, Commerce street.
aoove Union, or J. VauGasken &, Co
JOHN w. SAYIN
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commentator.
ln closing this report, we must again earn.
estly appeal to you for your individual influence
and support TO foster and sustain this branch
OF moral and mental culture, in view of the
many blessings and benefits to be derived
therefrom.
REHABILITATION.
10 amt subscribed 10 Capital Stoak, SI=S0
Amt invested IN purchase of Books, SlOi5 Al
Cash OH hand and sub ject to order, SIU7 O6
Total COLLECTED, 1852 so
Balance yet TO be Collected, 1850
$3.50
EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
To balance due on Expense Account.
Jan'v 5Ih, last, As per rreasurer's Rpt S4593
Current Expenses To this dale, I2l6I
SI67 81
BY amt. received from from Lectures
and Subscribers. for the u e of Books S0564
Amt. due from Subscribers OH Lii rar-
Book $500
SIIs6i
Balance unpaid, I890
$l675l
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BY amt. received from from Lectures
and Subscribers. for the of Books,
Amt. due from Subscribers Oh Lii rar-
Book,
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REHABILITATION
EXPENSE ACCOUNT

To balance due on Expense Account,
Jan'v 5Ih. last, as per 'rreasurers Rot.
Current Expenses To this date,
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NOTICE IcE-CETTERs

All persons are hereby notified that they will
not be permitted 10 get ice from the mill pond
below Smyrna, known as Sharp's mill pond. +"
WILLIAM SHARP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

c1 ss! 81 g. H q Dss. s Ss,.
M Il do B M gmgSs Co.. Es6ash sic ID d. Gee
D. b. bull s: sssr!e Morton Morton w. S. I'd do
s u &C. yJOde C. Co.. Ei'bursh, ss do George Nor.
Ss:s' sEsa ss J % ssn 81:
afs ssss' aS G.=ps sS &C. Ess
do Geo Meoa Morton ss.ss S:Tgos ssd ESu sS "a
v; Best COW ys.I. old oprsd Green M.,h.r Bs.
. Sa Ill., DIP s' sn s1S q q A. mi'a
pats.. Scap 30 70 d. 40. Undsh w.. SVtSa
go "a DO do, Norman oowdy Levine S. "''a'ni''
"a b Sn aei'r year CID NJ gsdeIb Clinton Cor sls
Smith, N. Y. Mills. So. ~ w. w. D. L.
Best better calf. Amos F. Wood wOodvre sa I'd d. Do
IL " Msxon Adams Trans and 3d.
MICH cows, a BsBED.
Beat mieh COW Brodie Campbell Co., El,bursh dplom.
and 8 is I'd best do. do, So
ALDERNsrs OR JERssYs
Bee, bull, year, old and upward A. B. cOaser wsbprs
Bos bull year old b. j. Morse Red Falls Green county
Beat COW years old and upward dol best do $40 and
dp!Oms I'd best do 3yss old and upward, DO. I'd best d.
Best heiter, years DID, A. B. Copger wslTburg Rsekand
county s2oi % best better csif B. O. More, Red Fs'
bes' single yoke, A O. Hail. Be.y'le, SO; I'd best d.
lsasc Brltna Waer'own, 49, Sd bea DO, Luther Wash
STEERS, rwo YEARS OLD.
Best single yoke Lease Bnntna Wssertewn ss I'd best.
Dyer Ws'hbur Sockets, SCI Sd best C B. Eastman Wood
Be-, single yoke B. Eastman WOodvis 90; "a best ia.
S'a Of hss & and s to hoy. under 1esa
best do, Joel I've, Wa.erown, Trans. and 81.
PAT CATTLR-sTALL
Best year old and upward Greene Mather Beleyis
= u: I'd best, belleyile, Greene g. Msther, s8.
Best steer two years old o. " ssckets Seneca Falls es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
cnEAT RRITAIN.

The policy Of sending reenforceme9ts 10 Csca was Wa
questioned aud the arrangements ior oo'ls 81 N'''
5een snspended for the present. -.
~ Mrs, 'City Article" says that At is expect
ed at combined &nglo-French naval and mnary
yt;on viii be organized to obtain redIess Tor the
;sies ;nfie1ed on British and French interests In
Meoo. span is earnestly desirOSs Of an @S S. ad
ths may end the prevailing 60rq %S IN, tnsre vhoe
%nv;san nopulalion IL Is assumed that The Federal
Sai@t al washington will cordially cooperate, thst
f. nav permanently eonciliate all rational claims VIII
Tre end of the settlement of the Consois account
ON Ne 10Th inst was attended with much confusion
EcLL operators IN all were compelled 10 suspeho' IN
one "a % for e25C coo. 10, on,
Consols closed buoy ant on the 10th inst at $50 @SJa
for money, and 49, aJ3s for October IVb. -. .oa
The applications at the hnk ior u''eou"' "'i'
Rive hundred and City six thousand pounds in gold
have been sent into the Bank since the last re'uih'
Erie shares were lower. a.. c.a.o a.,
In the London markets, Sugar was Nat, Coffee iirm'
and Tallow quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
LOCAL POLITICS.

FIRSr WARD.-A very enthusiastic meeting Of The
Union OF hi, Ward held Saturday evening Il,
come. Of Greenwich and the Battery Eloquent peecs,
were made by o. T. Sawyer and C. a. Bracket in support of
vigorous prosecution Of the aud fully sustaining the AGn
,a,ion Three four hundred enrolled for Dick
inSon and the Uuicn.
Ninth WARD REPUBLICASs.-Ats regular meeting
az the Ninth Wsra Repubsn Association held BleeeksI
Budiug, on Fay evening Sept 90 1861 the following reo
uiion passed;
Rrr FRAT this Association heartily approves Of Genss
Ficmouts Proclamation Of Aug 10 1851
TuESrY-rIRsr WARD.--This ward il at work N
the tight way. On Wednesday evening last preliminary
m wa. held The residence OF ths Hon. A. W B,aaod lo
Tho purpose the call expressed it, "To organize
s,io ,oppot TIE Goyemisn its efforts selpfesesys
ton sj honesty and efficiency IN oil pubs emplo,
meutp The following named geBtsmen signed the osl John
J. Phclps Horace H. Day. Normsn White Ersnci, Lebs'
VIM Whitoc jr, Giles Blhue John Patterson. George
w Varipn Thomas b. Van Buren,, j. II. Pneiney LS,UK
Marsh A. v stout Robert NJ SSbeiEh ~ Phelps John ~
White John Gates 4. W. Brsdiord John H. Sherwood r.
Arthur George r. BeIgh, VIM L. Dodge, Wm, W. Niles
An,ra Ill iHsrohsnge views Committee was sPpoired'o
present plan OF ossnlaiion Snd report at public m'ehs
Re called early neKt week.
RArIrIcllI0N ~ SULLIVAN CoUSTY.-A large ano
slu,iac Meeting at Monticello In Sullivan County vas hello
Com Home oil that Thursday last the Hon H.
n 500, p.,slirx when MoISfs. T. Il. Wooebrook o. Use'
County ard g. H. Vsn Wyek made speeches and re oiioS
..er Adopted Endorsing the union ticket Comih"tee wa
appof,cl to tss ss. county meeting Of DemOc't and lie
Pabicans -
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIsrRIcr.-Tbe Republican
de Cover.ion for tho With District on Friday Lat reno
mated he Hon. Henry Weiles OF Pen Yam
SIXTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
~, IA, I.aor 81 The n. \. TTiorrs -
SIN; Tic Norkipgnen OF the sixteenth Ward have
formed ou Associsiion 10 promsse tho Decesyo N orcsn
tey A. r ~ asTy elections OF the people There - pea
irsv n. evening AMI OF the rec es' oflaiy
- m M, Sixteenth Ward Republican Club, Teqnest
rth 5sr pspcr that al who opPcsed 20 tbs psao~ o.
votes wi. hhean rom voting tomorrow evening apd save s'
fr, TIE people 90 decide who are - DC Nc cAo
IA e '9r - -tfisges.
GE)gGE ADAM No. 9f5 Eiahth avenue
NJ g..pJH * sc2 Net Twentieth 5.sec.
DANIEL II ,lOlT. Ne. :,9 wrsi Twenty ~ s''st u
Nsn.lss, Sey'.?A ,s,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

RAILROAD AccIDENTs-A Boy KILLED AND A
MAs egRIeusLY IsyuHHoAbout O'Clock Sunday evening
lad named George Blush tcN no tae front platform Of
GIscnpoBt ca7 The tlhnE ae end
street Brookyn and appears that DE- was
playing wi another boy and stumbling fe Tie whee!s
passed yers body BE conveyed the Foi Precinct
Eta on IcuSe, ard caped eIoe T. the City Bosptal by
acers and SIdOIe where he "a ia hall f ur
ebercs0 lie oesofed IA tge lis psIents re-
ed. Ia ENDS grrsst nelg Bridge road
A1oUg ~ O'CLOCK fnsB, apparently lebOfns under the
jnfgeses Of jigpor Eel ae ffo1. patfrl Of Fulton
fts z PeIn0ff qvl
apound frsetnTs bsi sE. eoua ~, se
ssesitsiase lie euss4rsyet 20 !bs CIsy Ho.pissi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
ITALY.

Tie National fcte at Naples passed oil splendldly.
The King and Gari adj were loudly ebeered. j,
The J5Rrnai of Rome officially declares lhat tne
y nS,ions and that it would be unworthy Of the
d;g inv OF tie Holy See TO make reply it,. The
Snl H. at the same time demonstrates the ialslty OF
the lsssrtions contained therein.
Con. GnyOn has ordered that any invasion by me
Pi,dnontese OF the localities occupied by the French
shall be ropulsed by force. -
Al q meeting OF Tbeoogians at Palermo, resolution
wa adop ed declaring the temporal power oil the Pope
me Tstihe with and contrary TO the mission OF The
Catholic Church.
Ii was rumored that the Minister Of the United
States at Brasses had addressed proposal 10 GaIi
bald 10 take an important command in the Federal
army, and it was also TumOred that Garihadi had
accepted the offer under certain reservations.
Tie Emperor Of Brazil has recognized the Kingdom
OF Italy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
Turkey.

The Nonteneg1iDs had evacuated WANNA, and were
accompanied by fifty Christian families.
Fresh detachmehts OF Turksh troops bad arrived at
Sent ri.
Mohammed Pashs with considerable force bad
marched against Real2 and Prologue, in Herzegovina
The MontenegTins were forwarding guns to Ora.
bovo.
All the MOnteneqin chiefs had held meeting in
Tegardto the movements OF their troops.
Il was thought that the Turkish troops had crossed
the MontenegIin frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
COMMERCIAL INTELLIeENcr

LIVERPOOL, Sept ll-COTTON-1be sales OF Mou5,v ,,1
Tuesday reached ~ 600 bales 10 700 Of which were
sna poueTs The market less animated than last week bnt
p-ices firmly maintained Ut the sdvenes then noted
sTA1K TRADETLe sdyiCes from Manchester arc unsyor
BILE The market IS very duh, aud prices declining
BHsADsTuTTs-ltlour not reporedJ-W firm an ad
Of 203d Corn quiet but all qualities advanced to
trifirg extent; Mixed, 3lIGd3ll.
Pr1yisONsbeef has downward tendency; Pork essier
Bacon very dull; Lard hrmer; TalloW steady.
PnaDucRAshes 6rln Pots 81 Pearls 33l SnFNr steady
Rire and unchanged COHos inactive Rosin buoy amt
TO- Soils Spirits TuIPeEiine firm but inactive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
1ut afycANlNDleNltltS 70 FRANCE AND ENelANI
Warllke Demonstration for Redress
I'VE INTEGRITY or raE HOLY SEE 10 BE RESPECTED
gamors about Garibalbi Fighting for the Union
FRESH DISTURBANCES IN POLAND
CARR RACE, Saturday, Sept q, ' Son,s.

CAPE RACE, ottuN"Ji Gath.
The steamship saxOnia, from Hamburg ,% chi,
.nr,on lin inst pa.eed Cape Race at O'Clock .n's
:, n,n;nd She was Intercepted by the news
- H. .saisted press, and the following s'i'
h, 0c,s obtained, which is three days iS'Vf
than shat by the Europa at hailiax.
The Steamship Persia, from New-York, arrived At
Liverpool on tbe Sth inst .,.a :.
The steamship Bohemian, from Qneoec' arrived ~
Londonderry ON the loJ inst. -,
The ssxonia left Southampton at O'clock on the al
,e,noon of tho llth INST, and experen'e strong head
winds on the passage. ,..o.
Tie Saxonia has SEQ passengers and E26 GOO IN spe
Gle, She reports: passed steamer Bremen on the even
ing OF The lIth inss. for Bremen via Southampton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
ENIdSTMEYTs IN PEYSsyLyty,,
HlRRIsBUno. Se,l. % Iscl

HARRISBURG, sep. ~ INJ.
The Governor las determined TO stop al enlisimens
IN this State for regiments in other States and viii
issue proclama'ionto that effect on Tuesday.
Secretary Cameron is hero, aud fully sustans tie
decision Ct The State authorities.
All enliamcnts Of troops viii hereafter be subject 10
the control OF The State authorities aud they will be
Organized under the laws Of the State upon rcqusion
from tie National Government
The Alto ney-General is now in Philadelphia and
actively engaged % prevent the Pennsylvania troops
srori tc'S t2tFc2 g u, 80, 10, -s..s ,i,4s .ie
priYing oar irep 0; IKE ssse lsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
FRANCE.

The Pans that an increase IN the artillery
marine will shortly take place.
The PAIR, Gays that all the Powers, without exeep
zion knowledge the truth Of the allegations ma by
,ia Rom,n Government in protesting against BARON
RieasJli' assertions. 90 a..
me C9psti.ptoapel says that the mission OF the
French authorities in the papal States Is TO make tle
integrity of the Holy See respected, ana man 'aih W.
msni by barring the frontier TO The passage of amy
armed band.
Tie rentes were heavy at 6Sf. SIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
Austria.

TIE Emperor had received deputaton from the
Lower House of Reichsrath who bore an address TO
him. he thanked them for the loyal manifestation of
their sentiments
lie Elections the Diet, in the Orlea District had
resulted in favor of the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
POLAND.

Fresh disturbances took place at Akalisch on the
EmperOrs anniversary fete, aud the military used
were arrested deputation Of citizens had left tor
Wargaw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

MONTREAL. Sept. 22,--p. m.
The Father Point line has been interrupted snce II
O'clock this morning There Signs OF the Ju,o
then, and the Nerh Briton had not passed down.
There is strong east wind, and The weather was
fogQy part OF the night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
WEST COAST OLE AERICA-

TIE territory Of jaeger was coded to the British
Grown on the 9Th Of August. The King had signed u
trea'y OF commerce with the English and the French
hsd been negotiating with the King al Badaboo
Trade on the Gold Coast was dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
Prince Napoleon I'm Boston.

BOSTON, Sept. y, 1861.
The Yacht jerome Napoleon with Prince Ma
poleon and snite board arrived here this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
The Erie CanaI.

ALBANY, Sept. ~, 1861
One hundred aud thirty boats passed Fultonville
Yesterday, bound for tide water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
SPAIN

snaip in conjunction with England and France, WIZ
intervene in the Affairs Of Mexico BY sending troops 10
Me- leo from Cuba.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

u,,n s,xoN1A OFF CAPE RACE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

suIpyVNT OF TROOPS TO CANADA SUSPENDED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

PTi-es acord,G at the Far Of he Nep- York STATE
Agricultural Society, at HatertogH, Sept. 20,
1861.
The following list contains all the prizes awarded
upon the things of greatest Importance to the public
Some of the prizes upon miscellaneous matters, and
things of less importance than others. must omit for
want Of space:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

This has been glorious day for the State Fair in
every Of the word. Yesterday the receipts fell
below the corresponding day last year q ca. one
third The .n next day yod being TTarm the receipts
VIII reach nearly 1900, and This insures the
SJciety from logs by the exhibition, us was
feared Yesterday AbOul 1900 people came from Can.
ada and there will be many from there tonor.
row. IL ia estimated If the weather holds fair; but the
number from this State will not be large as to day
John Harold, the Superintendent, is General aud
he aud his tssstaus sdcd by good police force as.
sised with corps OF detectives, Lave kept everything
in ample criCr.
Col johnson tLo Secretary and actual manager. rs
everybody knows who knows anything about this SO.
oiety is alWays happy limCei that he makes every
body else So No Institution ever best with his
sunerior, aud the State Of New.lork never will pay
{ be debt II owes 10 Beuiamin J.. johnson.
George Gcddes, the President, is another Of those
happy sOuls tnat add little to the lie Of everybody
{ h.t comes ia contact with them.
Then 20 have several Of the ES-Presidens of the
SO iety here lending their aid which adds 20 The sue.
&c s well rs pleasure OF I'll exhibitors and visitors
Everything to4t should tend 70 sHcccss in ali that
reiat 10 the management appears TO have bocu thought
81 and provided for. Evcu the feeding part Of The
lTummme, which tloke down yesterday, ie ia good
" Ofii0g Older to-day
NTih Ills Intimidation "a u7 now take n fow nors
u, on tAc Lessons 10 b. esincd from what ia seen IN
this gfcat SHOW greater tan Appeared ~ ir,6 rght,
owing % tic Tact tugt tie Society a., never bGorc &C.
cnllcd ~ huth giOuLd. Althoneh ne Number u cat
TIE - not ~ ltJPe r. N some previous years, Gia iu
some caffCs il not oil Of the improved stock, there H.
no visible Improvement there IL 10 one respect an u-
poycpent, and that the very which is the most
convincing 70 ordinary people Of lie advantages Of H..
prolli Their stock. The aaGC cattle arc r-u that
~ who them must be convinced that blood viii
eu. And The pTice OF "bioOded stock j. now 70
Inch i-duccd that every farmer may avail himself OF
y adTuiages. and ali who see the great Durhams,
ne beautiful red Devons, TIC choice milking stock in
~ Hand Ia.
onyuced that either VI them crossed upon thc latiya
reed viii MAKE ,B inprosemcnt.
an p'e!Eei 10 ,cs log much attention AIR. Ses-
FIs hnt'-ls sir~ci; lot tScsg-s they ere Arhbs D.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-14
THE Nn.y-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW VOLUME.

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sac u'-il--" '~L~t''i 1850 ~ -"
".'~", ,"''v an" "s''oi nv 80 - w. 6 =,
a '.a~ IN a' "e c~"-A "t'io"o d - p u -
49, .i.'1i.'' u ","'d '"Is -. =" - ,ct,.
'"gh,a'aU't. m''NnoSS az" ''s - - -
ts, Federal "rVerDmjht S0VBit 70 Nt''l'9 ',i
Nciou1t "dft!e'f daIy. W. d IIt.o' 80 ~
cIz-n g" ID" ~ '"o H'l,,N 10 . 80 - -
rul. &c a"d = so5ohL W. "H - ]" - "a -,
forts 20 upholtthe Chlo'' 'nJ C'na'i'atio" pI =" "a,
sap. lu'1 ofihe Laws Ana ,lI"su = go -;
na- b e'mo 'hrou5n ? no 80 ."a = 80 -
aa" s.."''"''oh l1af'uly ,'''n5 w az 49, n ~
sea. Ieru.''' 3" s'tO"7 . "Iu ~ = LII -.
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- 80 II, wna,n Tho Ana,i
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ca" 49, PIE h"i & 600 - WI Mtin ", "a 3.t,ie f5 : -
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rave al '"h'TI H1y. +
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largely en5FcS5r" VA" me euf'caS .tst'Iy . u 'u :.
War for the Union aud VITA eiucld"tion3 % ~
nI"ie striking iHc'"ents: We sh-'i h't h'"CEo'
rthht ih'J attention 10 Literature 20 Fo's'9i Az
@" Agrigu.urd irog,eSst I" CfoEs Markets &C; %e
"',.h h"s already We 'f"sI won So' = l -
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-14

There is a rumor Of financial troubles
# a very remarkable sort among ne
Southern mercauts. WHon ,h,y eced-d
and r~.pudlated. they expected to keep al
hat they did not pay to Nor'herl credit
ors. To their a~sloni4hment aud c9A>'er'
nation, they are now Pot upon cath r.
qu;red TO disclose what they owe at ihe
North, and pay the amount over 10 The
rebel treasury, under the sequestratIon
act. They had ~bargained for private
emolumenl, not for public gains, and iAlS
demand drives them into close quarters,
In Nashville, they had a merchants
meeting, to beg of the Confederate Gov,
ernmant the privilege of turning OYER ID
lis officers the amount Of Northern debts
in "good paper made Ly their country
customers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-14
Our Condition.

The very journals that predicted Com
mcrcial ruin as a consequence Of he
Morrill, Tariff, are now exuiang over the
results Of that Tariff as proofs of Nssoa-
al strength and prosperity. See hJH,
they say, I'VE take our new loan al par
at the rate of millions per week! See
how. IL the very crisis of a devastating
civil war, which subjects US 10 enormous
e~xnepse. we draw specie frou Eurone BY
millions after mIlions! See bow we ask
nm odds of Eprope IN The matter of rr dit!
See now bpal.ly IS The STATE of our For
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-14
The Hon. Joseph Holt, Of Kentucky

The Hon. Joseph Holt, Of Kentucky
in a private letter, says:
Dark are the clouds upon our sky
and long and a%nxiously as we have
watched for The light to penetrate them,
my faith in the ultimate triumph of the
Government remains still mistaken. II
l did no, believe that u benefceut and
glorious institutions would survice the
~atrocious treason by which they are now
50 remorselesSly asSaiIed. l would fray
for the mountains to cover me and for jhs
grave to open at my feet"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-14

The Louisville Journal says: Hun
dreds Of those exceedingly sensitive Ken
tuckians who so ~eloquently proclaimed
that they could never take up arms against
the Southern States, inasmuch as those
States were Kentucky's sisters, have now
taken up arms for the conquest of Ken
lucky herself. Isn't that enough to make
the devil laugh 2"