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Dental Notice.

DR. Il. r. II. CARPENTER takes pleasure
- in informing the citizens of Grand Haven,
and vicinity that he has returned 10 Grand Rap
ids and permanently re-opened his Dental Office,
at the old place, corner of
Pearl and Canal Street, entrance on
Canal Street.
DIR. Q. would intimate that he would be happy
to see all who require superior Dental work.
No inducements offered for second-class, low
price operations. Persons living at a distance
are requested to make engagements lin advanced
by letter or otherwise. DIR. @, would beg leave
10 refer to the following gentlemen:
WM NJ. FERRY, GALEN EASTMAN,
M. l.. HOPKINS, E.P. Fanny,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


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EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
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Goods Ind WhoIesaIe.
Rubber Packing.

Ihave just received large supply Of Rubber
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Hardware Store of
March Z, 1860. GEO. L. HuBpsRp.
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PoILED Linseed Oil at one Dollar per gall,
ID also quantity Of White Lead.
CUTLER, WARTS SrEDeMAN.
, 1861-12-03

Lcs1 it should bc claimed that the sworn
:es:iuuny OH tho Missouri frauds. a portion
If Witch We print in this issue, only con
y!yts unworthy subortiinates, an evil likely
~ ;sfFeS: any Department, it deserves TO bc
,lifta.i that the scheme by which the Gov
trn!,t nj was svindlcd Of $s00, 900 on sin
:lt eoi::iratt for casting shot and shell, is
t:sr':ci holnc 10 parties higher than Nc
kil:~:zy and Lis gang- II we may believe
Liz evidence Of cx-Mayor Filley, he made
Ii Proposition and tender directly 10 Gen.
Irsn';:n;. rcrsistently refusing 10 recognise
ii ti;;s; **gobctwecns and third parties.
IL :':o;osel to tender his foundry to the
G:.ycrDmcnt OF that he would make the
Castings !4irnself 1t Gust. 80 attention WAS
!:si.l TO Lis proposition. but the contract
N;:s :.Srrr3ure:s awarded 10 other parties at
!, t;illt:c1l''c cf SO per ton more than Mr..
File, : .,lIer
, 1861-12-03

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.1
CAMP LAxos, W1I11AAspoRr Nd,
November a. 1861.
have only to communicate that great con-
sternallon and Indignation prevail in our
hitherto peaceful camp. At 10 this morning,
an order from headquarters was promulgated
dlseharging Col Light from service. It was
q thunderbolt from clear sky. No man more
nobly performed his duty, nor was more
assiduous in his efforts to promote the inter-
csts Of his command, than Col. Light. Always
at his post, fearless Of danger, ready for any
Undertaking to promote the objects Of the
war, he could not be excelled His troops
were ardently attached to him. On his de-
parturc, grief chokcd their utterances, and
the regiment was drowned in tears. Oh, it
was enough to melt the hardest heart to sec
our stout soldiers crying like children as he,
with few words, said farewell It is evident
that there has been q mistake made. No rca-
son is assigned, or cause rendered, for the
act. 1t WAS summary and imperative, need
lcssly so. Had he been guilty Of drunken
ness, Or dcbaucl1cry, or violation Of orders,
then il might bc borne. But we believe dark,
intriguing, insidious enemies are at the bot
tom Of this. 4.
, 1861-12-03

Every word under our telegraph head,
from the Capitol: deserves TO he read with
Interest. I, is Il fresh page III history. Our
special dispatch explains the reason Of scT
e:.;l Of The votes against 2Ir Eliot's motion,
s1 the ground Of its being premature The
i'.scns are thus all the better, That in due
t:r.c this Or some similar measure, will be
;li1nl 'lan:ly carried. The Richmond
l'.,>s may well he thoroughly alarmed, as
1r.ieu in our dispatch, and the project for
C.Escril'ticn argues no less. When they
1ltA; hear from Washington their appre-
.nsis'ns will grow apacc, at the intclIi-
.rnce that hereafter the Government is to
:ty;l i:scn uf every method to strengthen
i1sN!f ara aretkea the enemy; and the I'm
euage may he more unetuiroca1, cvcn to
Tic extent Of declaring against Q gigantic
cvil 1h;:* had well nigh, On the line Of Mason
and Dixon, divided our people into mad
mc:1 ;,i:t; traytns.
, 1861-12-03
FROM ST. LOUIS.
lspccial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
nrr1a nernr,hLr = 1881

Lspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. Louis. December =, 1851.
SiXty-iye Of the Camp Jackson exchanged
prisoners, including Gen. Frost and most Of
the officers, were hugely disappointed because
not allowed to join PRICES army by the Pacific
Railroad. After taking all except officers
side arms and extra baggage, seizing several
dozen contraband letters and newspapers, the
Provost Marshal made each man subscribe an
oath that he was the identical individual
named in the list Of exchanged prisoners, that
he was taken prisoner last May by Gen. Lyon,
&C. This was done to prevent recruits going
South under assumed names. The lot wero
then shipped to Cairo on the steamer Iatan,
about O'Clock One Of the Camp Jackson
tics who couldn't get of, was arrested on
Fourth street, and sent to the military prison,
for cheering for JEFF. Davis.
The iron clad gunboats Louisville and Cor
onde1et leave tonight for Cairo. Their ma
ehincry is not yet finished, but ice and low
water is feared if they delay.
Large numbers Of families Of refugees from
the vicinity Of Springfield have been arriving
continually all day, in the most destitute con
dition. As no organized attempt has been
made to relieve their wants their suffering is
intense. They crowd the warehouses and arc
fed by piteous appeals to hotel keepers.
About 2O0, mostly women and children, nearly
naked, sleep in the calaboose tonight By pcr
mission Of the Chief Of Police. Their appear.
ance on the street il shocking in the extreme
The Captain Of the steamer Emerald had
seven Of his crew arrested to-day for general
/ INSTRUMENTATION. They raised such TOW lr
the military prison as to make it necessary te
put them in irons.
| Captain Postal and his clerks, Lyle anG
! White, Of thc steamer Platte Valley, have beer
acquitted, after diGgent investigation, Of AMI
completely in tho stoppage Of that boat b,
Jeff Thomson.
, 1861-12-03

The precedent set in the case Of Virginia,
i'll recognizing revolutionary Government,
:.1'd in admitting its Senators and Reprcscn-
tatiyes in Congress, has been seized upon
1y unprincipled den1agogucs for their own
advantage, and We have the bogus Govern
nlcnt at Hattcras Inlet, and the representa-
tivcs that come swarming up from the
North Carolina and Virginia coast. We
believe, however. that Congress is in no
temper now 10 be trilcd with by these
1nen, and that there is little danger We
shall stultify ourselves as Government for
their sake. The inevitable Charles Henry
Foster has again shown himself at the bar OF
the House; behind him is Joseph Segur, Of
!f'ilti1.o.l- VII, and 51r, Beach, Of Alex
andrla; and in the background is another
representative who was to have been
elected at Hatteras, last week, under au-
ahor1ty Of the Reverend Governor Taylor,
The appearance Of these men is a disrust-
ing nsut to Congress and the country and
, 1861-12-03
THE EXTINCTION OF SLAVERY.

N..w indeed is the Old Dominion divided,
:sat; is=ie joined on the great question Of
tbs ::se lii the Convention in session IN
tlu cc;e1 capital. Il bot!y hard at work de-
s'rs,y;11g the liberties Of the people, 1t has
i:.s; been gr:,vely decided that staeeTy IS
un e6ectual barrier to antogon's"s 6ets'ec'
ea7itnl aid la1or,'' and their action is to he
lascd On this idea. West Of the mountains,
il thc Convention Of the new State Of Kan
uwla. as will be seen in our Wheeling dis
patch, blow las been struck upon this
tiarrier' which will cause it to trc1nble.
These are grave and w-eighty words thattell
us Of III actual proposition IN slave con-
naunity, to enant irate gradually but surely
ever, slave within the boundaries of Kan
aw1.a, and add it 10 the list of free States
Loyal men Will he compensated for their
property, and the adjustment Of the new
system made ca$y Tic sIares Of robcls acI}
u contscated. The latter proposition also
engages the Legislature Of Kentucky nov
in session, as stated in our last issue. Let
the friends Of Freedom thank God, and take
courage for these tokens thus initiated in
s,ates whose soil has l>een and is cursed with
Human Chcttalisrn. In Eastern Virginia the
ir1rbaric tendency has reached lis limit in 6
deliberate attempt to introduce and legalizt
strit'om. West of the Blue Ridge the cloud!
ere breaking away. The great question 0
Emancipation is now lairly broachcd
Who is On 1hc Lords side, who:'
, 1861-12-03

Never were these words more appropri-
:.:clv Used, than in reference to our impor-
ta:it ard fill Washington dispatches, which
show even On the first day Of the session,
lie rct:, csertatiycs Of The people eager to
.'.1::1ncnse an attack upon the root Of CUR
-:r;iv:al evils. They are looking the crisis
s:z.;Gi,; ii shr face, and squarely attacking
;~!a,cSs. These are no times for subte9-
t;':,: :s:!d roundabout expressions. Com
promises are dead Slavery has pitted
ii.,f aguinst tic Government. and it is
Slavery which must fall. The Union will
live wl.c.; women-whippers and men-steal-
cr~ :ic ll;Sling and shrieking in their baf-
he.i rage. ''lIumanity sweeps onward"
, 1861-12-03
THE CASE OF COLONEL AUSTIN
LIGHT,

4 correspondent wiring from the camp
ii tic Ya1cs 1'la2an2 Of this city, now in
Ma1ylal1t1, gives information that Will sur
;,ris.. anii pain many Ct our city readers,
NJ, less than tile event seems to have SUI
,.risel the regiment itself, who are well
aware wcrc warmly attached to their late
commander. Col. Austin Light was dis
charged from the service on the 2Stl inst
Tic writer Of The letter seems to have
en:!v shared the feeling that possessed the
camp 1t this startling occurrence, Of the
reason for which they were totally igno-
,u.:,. We are sorry to say that our own
l,:ov1clgc Of the nature Of the charge
against Col, Light, precludes the possibility
If lie conviction that enemies hare CON
s,,ir.s! against him. We state the fact sim
}Iy when we say, that sometime since Col.
Light was recognized l'y an old command
<r ,,t lis. as Il deserfer from the regular ser
1sr.. f. lii one III the frontier posts: several
years :.5o. Cul. Light has wrought we'll in
Lis connection with the Yates Phalanx, ,but
til i precisely the charge against him.
, 1861-12-03
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1861.

seem to have been suspected by the rebels. 1t
is regretted BY many that the gunboats had not
been coaxed into shorter range before
they were opened upon By the columbiad.
The guaboat Lexington, Captain Stcmble,
which was lying in the Ohio at the time, in1-
mediately got up steam and proceeded about
Il miles down the river to reconnoitre. An
hour or more clapsing before she got under
way, the rebels had got so good q start that
she was unable to see any thing Of them. She
returned before dark. It is said that one Of
the gunboats was Hollins's famous ram, the
Manassas, which it Is said arrived at Colum-
bus day or two since. The fleet probably
came up on q accommodating expedition, and
fired her shot as a bit Of empty hravado- If
wc had more than one available gunboat here,
possibly they would not hare got of so easily.
Some fears are entertained Of an attack on
Fort Holt BY land force, in conjunction with
the gunboats- In case Of the rebels making
their appearance, they may receiyea reception
more warm than pleasant.
A quantity Of ammunition has been sent to
Fort Holt, with number OF marines to mnn
tile guns a large amount Of ordnance ar
rived here last night from St. Louis Oh the
steamer D. G. Tyler. It is intended for Padu-
cab.
The steamers Lake Erie No. and New
Golden Gate, with troops on board, under es-
cort OF the gunboat Conesthga, left Paducah
yesterday On an expedition to Caseyyil1e, mp
the Ohio.
Several regiments at this point are now un-
der marching orders, destination not known.
Another Camp jackson prisoner came up
from Columbus to-day, who, upon presenting
himself, was put in the guard house
Three negroes from below presented them
selves to the picket guard at Birds Point,
about noon to-day, and were taken before Col
oglesby, commanding Birds Point, who Or
dered them sent back through the lines, with
orders not to return again.
His, {Col. Oglesby 81 action in this matter
vas based upon General Order No. 5, issued
by Maj Gen. HaHcek.
The report that JEFF Thompson has four
hundred negroes working on fortiGcations ut
New Madrid is confirmed. Thompson has
1900 men under his command.
A number Of the largest calibrc guns are
being mounted at Fort Holt and other points
here.
The steamer Nashville, from St. Louis, land
cd four rebel prisoners 1T Commerce, by order
of Gen Curtis.
We have nothing from Columbus to-day.
All is quiet here.
, 1861-12-03
FROM WASHINGTON.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel
WASHINGTON, December 2, 1851.
In the House all the Illinois members an
swcrcd 10 their names except Logan. Rich
ardson took active part in the business,
whence it is inferred he does not accept the
Brigadier Gcncrasllip. Segur, ofEirginia, and
Foster, Of North Carelina, will probably not
bc admitted. Mr. Coltax's resolution for con-
timing Mason in felon's cell until the rebels
treat Col. Corcoran differently and deccntly,
elected applausc in the galleries. Frank Blair;
Conway Of Kansas Campbell Of Pa. 3fePhcr-
son Of PA. Rice Of Mass. and many others,
voted to lay Eliot's resolution on the table,
considering it lltimcd us coming before the
Presidents Message. Others; objected to the
pl1rascology, prcfcrring conhscatiou. The
resolution, nevertheless, Ind Il majority. Mr..
Conklins's {of Kansas), resolution Of inquiry
concerning Balls Bluff occasioncd great scn-
sation.
Senator Trumbu1rs proposed bill for the
confiscatlon Of alt rebel property, including
slaves, is generally commended.
The Richmond Examiner Of Friday contains
an elaborate article insisting that the South
must raise SOC, Goo men by CONSUMPTION, Oh tic
plan Of European States, if it would fight
united North with fair prospects OF success.
The article points out tho disadvantages Of
ill volunteer and military systems, and e1n-
plEatica11y declares that the North is united
more and more thoroughly By every defeat and
sacrifice.
The Examiner publishes 4 telegraph from
Savannah, stating that Fort Pulaski opened on
Tybcc Island and drove the Federals toanothcr
point.
One from Charleston, III lie same paper an-
nounce5 that the Federal troops have entire
possession Of St. Helena Island, and that our
troops lad landed at the mouth Of the Ashpoor
river, OH the northern side Of st. Helena
Sound, and had attempted tn land near Buck
ingham, but we're driven OF.
The montgomery AJucrtiser gives list OF
killed and wounded, including Colonel
in ono of thc Mississippi regiments, engaged
at Fort McRae with Fort Pickens.
The War Department will soon Issue orders
forbidding the Governors Of States to raise
any more batteries or regiments, except
upon the special rcquisition Of the Depart
mcnt.
4 General Superintendent Of Volunteers il
obc appointed to take charge of the recruiting
| service, who shall bca regular officer, and
| deposit for recruits enlistment papers tubc the
same us for regulars, clothing to be furnished
i'll the same way, the General to make rcqui
/ sition upon the Superintendent. No mort
cavalry will be accepted. Men in the incom
plcte regiments will be disbanded unless the,
/ consent IL serve rs infantry.
1 TIL, T.. =
volunteer aid to Mcclellan, with the rank Q
| Colonel.
jim Lane Was sercnaded Tonight. He va
introduced by Owen LovejoE. &c reiterate'
his position to march to crush out treason and L
aarcry take care Of itsel.f. He made a stron;
speech, which was heartily applaudcd.
! Blenkcr's pickcts were attacked by 50 rcbe
cavalry, who killed one and wounded two
The rebels dispersed before arrival Of rein
fOFpcmcuts
, 1861-12-03
MaSnN AND SLIDEEE.

The whole country will endorse as ONO
nan the justice and wisdom Of The treat
uent proposed to he 1neted out TO Mason
and Slidell, in the motion in the House yes
tertIay. These arc head rcbels Of them
all, aud 1akcn not like Our gallant Corcoran,
in the field, but while operating as arch
conspIators and high priests Of the trca-
SOD against the Government. The pub
lie will say however, and say justly, THAT
otherwise Than in retaliation, these men,
Mason and Slidell, deserve the cell and
close confinement, if ever maleiactors did.
No government on Garth would he 1e-
spccted, or respect itself, which made it
other than a capital offence to plot against
its existence. In every sense the move
mcnt to put these on the footing aud
regimen of the convict is appropriate.