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The national Republican., 1861-10-09

NREAr RUSH TO SMITHS, No. 400
| i Seventh street, to see his new stock OF Fall
CIo!hing, Trunks, Hats and Caps oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-09

A UNION MEETING IN WHEELING, VA.-On
September 25th large Union meeting was
held in Wheeling, Va. Gov. Pierpont urged
the people to DO their duty, and said:
The national Republican., 1861-10-09

Statement Of he condition of The account for
Stamps anil stamped eNrelopeS ,oith post offices
IN diSloyul States on the Isl October, 1861.
, 1861-11-08

Tho REtETc EIcEx cities OF tho Conti.
NeEf.
IFIcn tLc n. i. ETcEirg post,l

lFIcn TIC n l. ETcElrg Tost.l
On The first rage Of the Eeenlng Iost Of Oc-
tohcr 10Th Ell a1:icle under the caution Of
"Fscts ana Comparisons from the New Cen-
srsr cic5ts IS fellows: 81 While, therefore, It
is demons; 1able that New York, in the con'
mon course ii tniEes, viii become greater
tus1 London, i is Proved, by the same course
# events, Ira: f:EeaisT than New York viii
gTcT up on TIC yre@: iase border, where the
csDfre ct co2tiaent:l power will be estab-
1ieLed.'' 70 believe this is SIS difficult to an
Eastern American IS far Ill EEg,ishman 10
conp: clsld TIC poEsible ecii'se OF his London
sy New York.
70 = iihllo5cphic mind a De Tocqao7ille
was not ncs5ed 70 demonstrate ne ultimate
t.inmpb of deI2scfaey ia human government.
Il snesGs but an appreciation OF passing e7ents
to fcssee tie TeEul5 Of human movements in
tic elimination Of one or more lake cities to
g EaEE above Sll other cltiee. Aud yet, in the
comparatively smell city Of Gaicsgo, the
in the much smaller city Of Toledo, Of nearly
egpsl ratio Ct growth in population aud q
greater ratio la business increase, it requires
great faith in facs5, e1ts az apparent Stretch Of
ta:s cf the world. Eng1and mad her Boston
arc her York Wien ths ambitious inhabitants
Ct the tvo little towns in the Wilderness Ct
Ame13ca gave Importance to their new homes
BY Lamlrg them Bos1oa and New York. How
mary citizens Of the old towns thought 1t
| other tfsn = presumptuous expectation that
/ either Of these embryo ci.ies would ey@r rival
| that whose asme it had taken! 90 of Nav
O;2esas. What Frenehuan, Of old Orleans.
| would have yielded to the conviction that
Ne~ Orleans would, In !: century, become the
vastly greater and more Important city : Our
filth il the p>st IS strong to credulty; in the
present It is strong to Credulity but In the
| futr.e it is wesk and f<e1ing. Anticipation
| ie far behind realization In all tha roads Of
eocias and economical progress- r..
/ New York has bad a nearly uniform period
l ire nd tccsnzial p.ziod hsa her increaee come
rp to u.re,y per cent. From 1910 to 1920 be-
iEc1eae Ess hut twenty percent, DIR
, 1861-11-08
nx the twtnty YeaKp: {ton 184o 10 1s6o. oar

ing The twenty years: from 184o TO- 1850, our
foreign md ooaat1fse coaamarce had aa extra
Ordinary development, from which New York
gftahy prodted. Tho great increase ef tho
cettMtxade and he opeaing Of fthe gold aelds
pulse md augmentation. Tkese csuses ha1e
nearly spent their force, and there seems to ba
nothing in prospect, during the nextten yeaEs,
to furnish . new momentum Of equivalent
value. We naay, therefore, anticipate SONS
shange in the currents Of Cur commerce,
:1cm external to internal channels. THIS will
operate to quicken the growth Of cities In the
Interior, especially Of the lake cities having
tIe teEt channels of transport for the concea-
trstoa cf produce and merchandise. Accord
frGly, Ec may with reasca conclude, that NeT
Yo,k, Boston, New O:leans, d., will, forsey-
erase Of thsir foreign and cosstwise com.
mt.cs, AID &C Ti!1 net co.tinEe ths:r lac ::Te-
12ge rate Of Increase in population.
On tho S:ihcr band, it II m7y With equal T27snn
be anticipated that Chicago, AilwauEsc, d.
.1cit std other iut1aicr c!EieE, Will sasei7e u
Lew inp6trs and grow fa:ter than heretofore.
il this comparison. When her 5xteznal c5ul-
mo:cc was checked, during he- great struggle
ni:h COL suiar ana imperial Fsaslcs, her litter
nal cemme1ce felt al extraordinary impulse,
ard Developed g Woc6er!s2! ezpa:s'o?.. To use
tie iargloge Ct iks elcs--Aealed economist,
tioa cf f:ra;en tEa5o il cls qea:t=- wa= a!iro=t
Immediately followed up, e:1her BY 4. sx:en-
s.ea cf it i: azo1hgr qu2rta-, CT Sy tAe exten.
si2u Ct the hcEie trade. EVca had e7ecT out
Il. abroad been obztrucleG, then, ;ns5ssd OF i
tza= ef::Terce frcm ORG foreign market 10 ano-
tier, there would be juEt universal relax to:
wares nome market, Tia: E3El1 be extended
in precise proportion with ey.:F successive
abfi6gm=n::, Which tcok c2acs il cur ex::crral
ctn1nerce.h
The rapI1 multiplication and Improvement
CT machinery by # nich wealth is prodaced
esenet t:il greatly to augment the m.se::js'z
EticG f2sd commerce; and the cczs:.s:ly iaa
proving motive powers brought iaso I::e, i
trey dc rot give wings to ceEnerec, otfsr i
what il better, sg:ftl; re72l7:ag wheels sac
T1anic power. Commerce, external and IN
tcEaai, en- the cceaD, lakes a1d rivera. aGt
o7ez al1 !ands G1ay, therefore: BE- sxp=9te3 tt
increase il geemetEica1 progression, through
Gu! an ir1eisite future The cities whicl
tt1sr tie greatest Inducements for the 2oncen
t1a:icn cf this commerce withia th:n=alve
will i,4ye G gEcwte beyond au5 thing he-e:o
lore witresead. a1d much exceeding the es
rccttats::n &c The 1ccsf saDgu:ne 9: their iehaa
it:nte. J. W, s.
, 1861-11-08

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, 1861-11-08
THICAGD GLUE WCRES.-
GLUEl

KEATkE0OT GIL, SAND PAPER,
E0NEREACK, B1NE mAtURE E,
Ar WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GO SoEtb Wells Ssreets (L1oyd's Blocs..)
.Bas1ng purchased the extensive Cine Factory Of
Vail BroS.. peg 1eaEe to inSiie ta= Faae g. 80 COZ
black and Bone Marute, to lbs Store 90 Soush tclE
street *lerc te c.eIa the aho:e articles at WHOLESALE
a lhcral discount made TO DGafera. Cash PAID tos
Gine Stock, Hide Cu.17Fs ETC. &c.,
JOHN L. LIGET8hL1.
{SnccEasor to VAIL Bfos.3
ocA ESSEN NO G0E Wells street. I10Jde 5l0c&
, 1861-11-08

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ee s. ts GlS5 s s q ia GS2k c2u 3 GSa e m Mi
M III N!: !S: a5a FSa fS: asfst r Il e::ss s
t.. n Tncusaaa I've lnn1rel and Foar Dollars a:d
EweutEEr C,it:. dirscss; ts t1e sl:sIlf Ct GsoE
1a. NV. Ss: s nnlsss yoa t. Sa mil
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9 ne ssa las E!ha an as5q saia EM1 Gs
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e=ta1e = tas 5aid SsAnists!, SimE;s5 G5 e ias
EoTsrE ri a5 rhTtv N;9e 1ts dIre:te T. tic ssefI5
s :eek ceuE9v, *a1sh sad Sft has 6sea Fefa1lsa
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nas he - srf1e:ens 70 stsf: tao judgu5ct aai cots
vii ss loo 70 t'''='s IL W. s:4 l. CHURCH. Clerk:
PA1soE EEEo1nE: 11a,s Ats.zs: 1o3ho:1w
sses sssse:;5:s;: sss:s T S;'ssss Sss$
S,5S,s :: IS sseissrce er rsaert HILL q.
, 1861-11-08

Eo1. P1rcuER.--On ycctG7:;av, C2l Pitcher
1<fs rs, With orders t5 leno7s Z: Fort a!a1!so9,
wksre his rcgi,re ert is row n1ing ractuilad.
Our best wishes go with him, wherever bis
IL may te -SrTia:uie'a Journal.
s@Y The Cantcn {oaio] Repository s:5s that
tle1e is grea~ crop Of hickory nuts in Ssarke
county tbis fall, ar. the market Is well sup.
511ied with them at 50c buabel-
, 1861-11-08

<HlF BUILDING -Ai1D oHlF
- RKRAIEING,-The undezdeaed, recently pro
sToT axs Q. the xSk knozn sainysFd at :1t e
ss Above brtlness - nov pteRasea to enter 1no COZ
Hsfo TT vessel building md fste1f1E oa =
kiSe nm nnt9Al shase ct their patronage
oe1ss cs ssa 1s<1 foot # HSa1a s1es5 nezo5 Miea'
, 1861-11-08

E Il 4
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ARD
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EGfEi NEEsEERE EK RKK T%G
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Owned ara Seersse: h; this C1 3so7, VIII TIT; ayss
The Nsy yorS u: rr~ s.:ron1 IL fE:.S4n c1nncrfft,-
tth Tie Ea1Ioas a.t1,:a 1e arr W<7t neT vi: tG
foilcE!Ec Lnss &, cn t 7:.:nfr s=: issE
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, 1861-11-08
~ RI SAT- ECE SDIIDA'Tl.zsia::;
LEE3!t
C!NCINEEEI AED Ga1IAG3
AlR lgzE fa(t51AEz

Forty Aiie< tbs Shortest Eo1ts t. Cincinnati
indianapolis avs louisville.
TIT E1E'E:Es; TEAMS il&7a Eca. Side U1.1s
I}a.ot. Chicago: daily, s. :.'ii2:f5
$50 a. M--EsT E1E7ssa tSlnEa5s e.eEctEd1
E:1i,P- M-Ef2h: = aEcss (ist:E2sEE 5AGss!::a-:
TEE1IisrG TtJ G:e:ElES4yI AEE lNEtAEEIV
LIE HITEnC? CEAEaE EE C&Et
EssETE= EosEse.71oss-At AI5sTaoc SIG E1oh
aid ali rt:Eas Z Ga1ts.ii a-.e EEss=:0 g1tn-
scU5E21 Cc.Eses=Lors 4. lnd:5ca3c9a e;
tc3vi's SIC Gil 7oiz:s n Central aa5 sezssera In
!soa also itr L5ais'i.e. Frankfort Lexington, Rn9
all E1iEtz G&,Ets.
.Gernees!ors st Cincinnati for Ha3Gsa. 3Gsa. Marriott
EarEs rsbu-y, 6ud rctrt- CT the Cui5 ti7c-.
T:Se T. {zacirn&h cnlJ I: houIs. Elegant Sles3las
Ente oa :siE;it TFaiIa!
ThT11c1 fI:ets hy th,= Noe cen re 1bte1neE at al
r,::cs Ezt!-cad 0Hccs il tie Moth 3eet, and R5 ts
EGE:EEc5s 0;sc., No 4=S R125a:SG street. Chicago
<laGe. tie Sherman ESusesl
JOHE BRANDT, 31r2z::1a::cadeE1-
CdE5. g. EOILE1Esrr, Ea11. Tsete5 Agent. m1u
, 1861-11-08

Owned ara 1aersse h; this Cnr :say3 vii rl1s ye,
the keE So-5 G*tu& E5.yoa1 II EG:ta!o conn ccti1H
With TIE gAlru: {? a!lng y =st and With th,
fcllcr3Ec LIEs Ct Propeller: cn liz xper SD Iovez
frEep-
, 1861-11-08

.l'Fae F3cztE GT E3ae &eEafE.->lEto A;s1
tt-G1a-vca &E.d GoH&xtfyn esE GeiaEx14
be.s ny.
T, II. nu2!t, Ct tho O1io tState Journal! re-
ccG;1y :@car:s,l :; S:ii:A;~-l lazy 10 Columbus,
Kg-, t5e headquarters 2z Generals Pillow and
Pc1E. He has written long lttler: giving lis
,zc2E3:oe2. We s1r.:t :li& following:
, 1861-11-08

.MEEEEE Philadelphia
S::GRAW i K01Ns. s. ::o!:a streets Baltimore.
ikK.I g. CO. H.. as.az 6tEae, CT Nc. S1a!5
FL: iac, street. f.e r. fcra.
IFstH q CO. &c. i aFata street, KcE:oa
Z. Il. HnIsTGE, aelaz5! FretsEs A.SEts P2la-
LII: HGuPT, GE1e:a: Tt3kst EEe1t Fki.s.
E:rag LRMls. GcE. SUP, A:tsoEa, e. iaa163dt7
, 1861-11-08

WM., kLBAUGH, Da!4E
ztrest. fancffM5r to Friicr L aS3ugk.} wculd
zps@Hr1ty IasorM The public that hs sJ t!s
at thg old place. prepa-ee to gi7e MI s11S
every eepaTtMenE ct De1:lstrJ. W6s:as-M X ~ % -
ls;4EANIke, ExT1AETrNS+ tsKsT:iAIla5 " - II r.
lion Of AETIF.uIAx TrFFE. e:eesaoen: -; y - go
yeV1Ff11r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

alive 10 ali the questions and difficulties of
the day. and. needles TO say. full Of patriot
ian. and earnest IN his support Of the admin
istrAtioh. He also cordially susta.ns the ad-
minissratien Of Governor Moxrox. aud Z
second TO no citizen in the State in his desire
20 uphold the character and loyalty OF indi
ana
These statements are prompted from the
fact that there has been some querulous carp
M about the recent course Of Senator LAM
be holds high and responsible Office. and
has demeaed himself in dignided. manly
and patriotic manner as = Senator. IL istrue
he has not been meddiesome IN State Affairs.
OF anxious 10 thrust his advice or his opinions.
either upon the Legislature or the officers Of
State lie has not been "fussy" abous the
war. OF Wild with the excitement Of passing
events. Upon al proper occasions however.
he has responded 10 every call Of patriotism
and duty. and viii always be found ready 10
DO 30. No loitier patriot or more conscisn-
iioas statesman than Senator LANE can be
found. and there 10 no one more ready 70
yield TO every call of duty and bonor ti.an be.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04
Good Tor Our BOYS.

The Indianapolis Je~rssl II s-s,srasy.
says:
4 letter from Camp wllsce Al Evansville
20 the Journal 81 that place contains the
gratifying Information that the "Zoua.es'
vii have a chance o. dislinciion n the
illustrated papers Bui 70 tlink we can a..
saFe them thai they w.li have = mach better
chsrce IN a more saitAhls heid IN fes dsss
We learn from Hon. schuyler colfsx. ~ho
retained from Washington on FRIDAY night.
that Gen. ScotE assured HIN that al the regi
meats IN Indiana .oeld have chance for
service .ery sooh. snd that their ,,oss should
be one Of honor. AM Of danger Il ,hey G.
sired =. va. the Old hero's o-n lsngnsr~.--
g Tie Eleventh and Teeth and Eighth rsgi
meats mas ros>e~ theiF sosl. N patience"
ioF Little whils. A. YORK % IN sssrs drill
leg the savy they FEEL q their forsunsse ss.o
cate n VluSisia Their chance 10 coming.
and re h.ve TIE best Of reasons for thinking
q sdi ee ever say esa.i 70 that offered IN
VirEinis The following Il The letter ~s
siiudei % 81 TIE .ssrt.
We wose shown sorne splendid riso,oersrh
r - 7resent.sions Of the 18th Regiment made
~ iestoa nro<.. vhich hare been pserered
So pab.icssion IL Hsrp<rs We<lls The
hrss picsurc represents the Regiment In skir
49, tFia. sserutinx the command "rallv bs
foars. ae Second. the bors are e.. On sh~ir
fsee1 Zcus~e syle This fsesure wh;s~ a
~--'hs 10 the beholdes an s,p~sr.nrs
sIkhsly ridiraisas. stll - representative Of
tie ls.ding principis. Of re scssncs ~ zoasss
warfare
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

he third e representation Of the Zouave
defense. hollow square. with the officers in
the centre
photographs Of the field officers have al
ready been taken by the same artists A
private IN Company II has drawn splendid
picture, representing the regiment taking the
oath OF allegiance. ON their Bonded knees, In
front OF the Capitol. at indianapolis. The
same person also has drawn hne representa-
ton OF Waliace Camp, taken from the Ken
lucky side. These drawings. together with
the Photographic views-will be sent 20 Har-
per's Weekly. immediately. for publication.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

Dns.aS the past fes vesks q ercit.ssns.
cur Distinguished Senst,r Hxxsr $ LAVE
has been co1fsed 8, IN home. e~sas % ~
49, 10 "a k.mil, Hevss eaablei however.
% render eaieiens All IN ne eoli~~sson and
ers@nirsiion os lie vsrioa. isditssy compx.
lses seat froz= h.s immediate s.<inisy Du
r.ng the pa fostnighi be hss sea, sersfzl
1.ys At the ssxse Capitai iensEak eA4s he
sssxht Of advise and as<istases T. sse olicsrs
Of State snd olheEs cnsagci n forwaring he
military undertakines q The STATE iis nads
oae o: h. % fashioned ana el5sssns speech
- a. Indianapolis On tie lcession Of the WI;
ofAzior esss-ai MecssIL.x Hs . fatty
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

State Of fndiaHs. r,ee County. q.
Elisha N. Huntingtos. Alexander Mecregof. Robert
Mosregof and Hannah smith Euaw W. smith
VICE Common Pleas Court, August Term. A. D.
lssl
THE plaintiffs IN the above entitled
Il cause, have dled In The Clerks onlce Of the
Tigo Common rlsss Court 81 tlgo county, Indiana
their complaint. alleging that the said Defendant
q residence IN 1srre-Hrnfe. Ngo county. more than
Eve years sgo. and his Whereabouts are unkruun--
that be len large amount q property IN said coun-
q. without having made any provision fof the msE-
sgemeut thsrsof-thaf he len Hannsh Smith, lie
complainant his wife and I've minor children witboct
hs~iue made arr provision for tho support and ssu-
esisn = his faniiysnd that bis property. - absn
doncd ~ him. IL suffering wasts-fhai said other
complainant. Elish1 n. Hnntingion and Alexander
sctsrsEor AMI hcksff Ncsregof, ADD uthsrs, esd
hprs 81 said SAITH ard tbsta sale q said prop<fv
- necessary &c the payment = said snith's debts
asking std viro csnlnnn fiess Conrt. % hear sad
curnplsri and upon pref. presume the said n ara W
Saith dcsd ard Jurisdiction. ever ssid estate
Il ssid Smith IN the uannsr ard 90 the ssms
esf-ns 81 n she sid Smith desd. and srpcnt
siinisifaor Il bis estate who shall bsse an ths
rights ard powers snd Ne subject 10 sll the duties In
reisson thereto. Which sppeftsin 20 sdninisusiors
q dctrtsnfs estates
No~. thsrsfoss. ths sad ssfendsns. Esrs " smith,
~fl tske nosice that unless be be AMI sppsu IN The
NtFo Confrun Pleas Co.rt. On the Era dsy II The
rsxf tern q sid Corff. - Re holden II Tsfrs-
Hsutr. VICE counts en- the thlra Nensss q August.
fssi. tben snd there e pissr. sns~sr q deunr %
sfd complaint. tie ~fii h< detffufped IN bio
sbscnce " aid Coori.
Mcfxsx q Cnssv. Pifs- Attss.
g0sz RI 4 BLAKE. Clerf
r,yitd~;n-pfti, y.c- cemrnon fsssCcort
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

VIZ give space. this morning. to an admir-
ably written article upon the Asbsss corpus
question. which Is now prominent before the
county. IL Is from the pen Of an eminent
awyer and practitioner. and 10 calculated TO
remove many misconceptions from the pub
lie mind. II i worthy the perusal Of every
by ia length, from a careful reading Of it.
1t presents the whole question in the proper
light and Is complete answer 20 the silly
structures of mere party press.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04
Eiax for The Eourteenth.

We suggez. 70 the ladies' Of Greeneas'ie.
Evansville. yineennes. Rockville and Ierre
Haute-all Of which points are connected BY
rail. that they prepare the reginsniai nags
for the gallant Fourteenth. now a. Camp
vigo. Il a brave and stalwsrt body OF
soldiers Each OF the above named places
are represented By companies II the ladies'
Of the above towns undertake this matter. Ne
can assure Col. klnBAll that his eoioFs viii
BE beautiful and elegant beyond comparison.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

TIE Knickerboeksr. monthly magazine
the oldest monthly In America comes 20 US,
for June. in = most attractive form Il -
always entertaining. Instructive and spicy
In addition 70 its usual literary matter II will
hereafter containsn patriotic political article.
ia each number. prepared by distinguished
men OF various parties. IL il nesdless to say
that this reteran Of Es0nfsii<s s for the Union
and the government always
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

fsrfr Caor o. Nfw Jrsssr.--Aflsf some
inquiry having been made in regard 20 the
prospects of the ners fruit crop IN this coun.
~. nc nav safelv rcmsrk that Il promises
good Peach trees look kner shan for many
yea~ Ap1ir.. Fears. sni cherries are pros
psrous- Strawberries vii yield sbundanuy.
II Tire seatherk moderate In uord. the
Whole fruit crop BIDS fair 20 ercel tbs, raised
N CAPE Nay Tor an or seveo yess past
Csss Neg Or<sa Wsr<.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

Asxrsr 90 rns Ixrrrp STATES Orrrcrs-
Coz. Morris, Of the United States Army re-
GENTLY captured BY Col Van Dom. near Gal
weston. 1exss. arrived IN Atl.nt, on FRIDAY.
where. o~ing 20 declarations made by him 10
passengers on the cars. that he intended TO
disregard hls parole given IN Texas. and re-
enter the service Of the United States. he vas
arrested He vas finally turned crer TO Gov.
Brown. BY whom be e held sahjecs 20 the
orders Of The Confederate Secretary Of War
-Sspsssak (Gsl Nssss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

PEILIIPrA. the scene Of the conflict. Of ses
lerday. i tie county town e Barbour eoun
y. II lies near the foot Of The Blue Ridge.
OF Tygarts Valley River. about twenty miles
10 the south Of Grafton. which i on the Bal
tiInore 4 Ohio Railroad The march Of tie
night. spoken of by Gen. Mo.sIs. was from
Grafton 70 Phillippa