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The national Republican., 1862-02-11
WASHINGTON, D. G., JAsuA.Y. 1861
REM OVAL.
A. BI ININGER MOO.
WINE m n CHA NrrN

"a ~ AS l. IN VI IL N 90 w.,
/ WINE MEHCHANTx,
Have removed to 2lo Pennsylvania avenue, sppositc
| .r Willards' Hotel ~
We invite tie attention Of our friend, and patrons
TIE having opened q Branch
establishment in this city few months siuce AMI
Keeling encouraged BY the liberal patronage alrssdy
received from Its friends and the lovers Of pure and
WINES, LIQUORS,
and other articles In their line have determined upon
contauaDce and extension Of their business Their
assortment embraces
FINE CoGNAC BRANDIEs,
(ofvarious age, brands, and districts,)
BsURBON AND SCOTCH WHISTLES, JAnAI.
CA BUN, GINS, &c.
Also several yalusble Tonics, B.ttsrs, Stomachsa,
which srs rs%sdiee for bowel complaints. svsr and
cI1kEA ss56saeHs s6keIEAA axe 6HxsfASNE, EEsF AHSNiHES''
AND GERHAN WINES,
HAVANA CIGARS, OF ALL VARIETIES AND PRIcES
FINE NAVY AND OTHER
Chewing Tobacco.
ALSO, ..r
PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, pRssERvED
vlNEGARS, SWEET OIL, k0.
The stock wss particularly selested to suit tho
wants OF Hotel Keepers, Sutiers. R-stsurateurs, &c.
They are invited to visit the establishept which 10
under the direction Of Mr.. Jos +. WILSON 80
Owing to the fact that they import most OF the
they are enabled to Offer their stoe! doods at very
low prices. A: BININGER 4 CO..
Importers Of Foreign Wines Liquors, Ge.,
Jan la-d New York and Washington.
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Ox - II T. H =!
The PEARL SALOON, ,1ls Psnnsylvsnia avenue,
(sgn of the ODE lighs, opposite Willard ii tel
WILL oPEs THIS EvEsIsG.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN STEAMiNG
OYSTERS.
THE FULLNESS AND FLAVOR OF TIE OYS-
TER ENTIRELY RETAINED,
NONE BUT THsF FIRST QUALITY USED
Oysters steamed and roasted Raw Oysters furnished
by the quaint y. in shell, kegs, or Cans
Families, Hotels, and Suffers, sup
piled according to order, and
delivered on short notice.
This Saloon Is entirely new and neat. Everything
ia done In the neaie.t aud mOIt quiet order
Those desiring CHOICE CIGARS, at reasonable
rates, can find them ut the
PEARL SALOON.
bs-lw Opposite willard Hotel
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DIlyTTSTKY,

TWD1NS TRUvu thIi tIUT
-. = II: LOOMS n. p.
Tes!A, eesSAa Tsssoaaily d mn Slkos 4 III ny.
vses ee3,H, ,lsA - psrSea sss wssf stAiis wSS %.
nsrsees elhs q ~ olss ssa b. sssounodsssd
wtn ~ sele snd prtce o. Teeth thsy nay dsalfs
PAT . eAo fho ess particular, ~ v1sh the parrst
eleanes and ncst perfset dsaturs that ar
oan pfos1es me Mineral Plats win b more fally
Rooms e Ah olty-NQ. ~ rsnnsyivania avenue
between Mitth md TsAth strssts. Also, eor Arch
suees, rnil4eiphh. niflS-ly
na: LO4EWOOD eentinuse che proe-
" dee Of Dent6tty, IN the WAehtngton Building,
corner reslsylynAia avenue snd Seventh strsS{.
MaytGg pracsaeed n the Dosth nsasly ax.ssn year.,
that nay eall 80
: Teeth inssftsd On vuraAr.s, Russ,,, or Corn
rLAfn, Chlssoforn sdninistsfvd whsa dsslrsd.
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TO OFFIcERs, Suffers, 10.

= 4 new light, foul. wheeled VA. -
CON, with water proof covers, 81
and handsome leather oushisns q
built 10 order at New York and cost SlsS, FOk
SALE, at . moderate price. Also, q New York
made set Of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated 6ttinSs
never used. Also, Get Of plain SIxoLI HAlnIss.
quite new. Apply for address Of Stable and Groom
10 &s7 Seventeenth street, corner of l. dec ~
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ITO MEMBERS OF coNoRGss, PRoFEs
! stonal Gentlemen, and others.
Ths undersigned ars prepared 70 print Speeches
Brieh, Pamphlets: Reports, or any description Of
6ook.work, and solicit orders.
W. U 6CANMELL co,
Of1oe corner Indiana ayepue
nov S-0 snd HNeoud street u - s~~.
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Army Bucket, the
horeeSs not sufo.
Gated BY the dust
IN the grain. aad
gets . free eircula-
lion OF bresthing
air. The Army
Bucket NAV h
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GHHTLEMEN's READYcMADE.
" q L q 4 6K e N oS
Our present assortment a Gentlsmens Rssdy.
made Clothing sGeD TO oitisens and strangers wish.
ing an imnediats outfit, superior Inducements en-.
and business Garments and Overcoats IN ali varis.
des. Fine Shirts and Under. clothing OF all kinda.
Kid and other Gloves Of best quality. Scarfs Tee
Cravats, Stocks, Hosiery, &c., 90 All Of when We
sre Offering at our usual low priccs.
- Clothing made 10 6rder In the most superior
manner. WALL, 6TEPHENS CO.,
mar T-u 822 Pennsylvania avenue.
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II kLAsoLn's nATkhOT,VT sU.HUi
For Diseases of the BLADDER, Kidney, Gravel
Dropsy, &C., 6c.
hELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Secre, and
Delicate Diseases.
HE.MHOL0's Extract Of Bushu for Nervous sno
Debilitated suhefep
HELMBOLD'S Extract OF Buchu for Loss o.
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Univei sol
Lassitude Of the muscular systcn.
HELhBOLD'S Extract OF Buchu for oil dis
tressing rsSularities, Ex
Cess In married hfe or early indiscretons, 40 anG
all diee ases Of the sexual organs existing
have originated, and NO matter Of how long stand
ing.
HELNBoLD'S Extract Of Buohu is pleasant In
its taete and odor, and immediate In action.
Price g. per bottle, or six bottles ior S. delivsreo
to any address.
Depot, lO4 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia.
dec 7-am
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ueed LOT water at any monleut wherein perhaps
possesses its greatest usefulness. Its compactnesr
Shsn folded for transportation Is rhown BY cut No
In cut No 1 e .N"D
1t 10 highly recommended by large number O,
ohoers both in regular and volunteer armies
JAMES b. TOPHAM,
Agent for d. c.,
4e9 Seventh street, Washington.
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DROF. ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI,
PIANIST AND COMPOSER.

By general request, will open olass for the Plano
and singing, by his new and simplifed method. In
this way, an opportunity will be extended to ali who
desire te acquire knowledge of Vocal and Instru.
mental Music, on the most liberal terms. All those
who desire to join this course will "pply at at
his residence NJ. 800 Sixth street between street
and New York avenue
Holrs of recepion, between and 70 m, on Tues,
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Jan 22-lm tIntslligsnoer and Stsrl
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Nov IS YOUR TIME TOB BUY OyERCOATs.
~ Pants aud Vesta, At New.Yors pric. g. at
SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street,
janiH-aim tStarl opposite Post Once
The national Republican., 1862-02-11

IN bue cuW, n u tue OOoy
part Of the bucket, and b
made Of cotton duck, water
proofed to prevent soaking
and mildew B ie the joint.
ed rim, which may be fold.
ed with the bail q between
the two parts. The head
rope ID may be detached
from the bucket when used
for water purposes, and II
may be handled by the
bail q like an ordinary
bucket.
The feeding . horse from
. simple nose bag Is ipjuri.
n - - = a =
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V,BE GRAND ARMY IS ADVANCING To-
l. wafts SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street, 10 get
some ofnis Great bargains In Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, lss and Caps. StArl Jan 1e-dlm
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TNO CONSUMPTIvES.-Th advertiser, hav
L ing been restored to health in . few weeks by Z
very ample remedy, amer having suffered seyera
yesn with severe lung affection, aud that dread
disease, Consumption-s anxious TO make Known tl
hi, fellow sufferers the mesns Of cure.
TO all who de ire 1t, he will send copy Of the
prescription used, tfree Of charge with the direc
tons ior preparing and u,irg the ssme which they
VIII hnd sureare fr Consumption, Ashma. Brorchtti
So The only object Of tbs advertiser in esnding the
prescription L. to benef. the afflicted, and spIead In
formation which h. conctiyts to be invaluable and
he hope every sufferer will Try his remedy, 1t will
cost them nothing, and may lrove u tlessii -
Parties wishing tho prrscripli n will pie abs ad.
drsts REV. WM. MAkTIN RANGE
jan 30-6m ~ Jersey CITY NJ j.
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Gus to bis healthful condition. but in the use Of Il
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POsr OFrIck DEPAkrMssr,
January 10, 1852.
! . 18th day Of February, 1854, for furnishing ali
."y stamped Envelope.,"" Letter Sheets and En-
M-hihis Department may require, during eriod
" .Ul: years, cOmmenciGK lst 4 April. lS62 viz:
, 1862-10-04

= Il Il 81ElX TAuAA8t@4
The handsouaest compliment that has yet
been paid to the proclamation Of the Presi-
dent is furnished by the debate in the rebel
Congress, Of which our dispatches furnish
q summary. The shaft WIS aimed straight
at thin, and the immense 1luttering attests
That they are hit. We DO not notice that
any, "derisive Laughter forms share in
the exercises. That is of the past. It is
impossible not to sec in this debate that the
r=hels read their doom. The words and
arguments they use would become the deck
of a pirate ship, for which escape was
hopeless in the presence Of a stronger ad-
re1saly. They rage, but their wrath ex-
poses their weakness. The weapon has
found tho joint in their harness where the
ritms of the rebellion have been reached.
Head this proof, honest doubling men of
tie North. and tel us that this proclama-
ton is Of no ayai1-:lat it will reach no
where, and return to plague the inventor.
Can any loyal man say that it was duty
longer to Withhold an instrument Of so
crushing effect? The secession sympa-
1hizers of the North find their main gun
spiked. The rebels do heed this proc1a-
nation. The sensation it has caused in
Eeccssia is the most marked Of the war.
The South has heard Of it, and it has
reached the rcmotest plantation of Whippy
Swamp. B5 every trenling proof it was
Fcl timed. Every quarter Of the horizon
i bright with the promise that it will end
4lt war
, 1862-10-04
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
MATTERS at LOUISVILLE.
RESUMPTION OF ORDER.


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49,. eo.s +,-a Tsa,.s n,r,taat 49, ss,a ae1sS" ~
-. s 1.ss.. -.s...'sa,. - 1,1s;.asa s... ' ~
-'>'' ''N1 AS'
accustomed eoanne1s' =
General Bragg has Issued proclamation
threatening an immediate and vigorous Gu
forraroent If The confederate conscr,nt3on act
-, -, * ras..s,r.. 49, ~ ....e1 ~ ~ ~
IN al paris o1 hentucAJ "noes con'1ol ot tne
rebels.
Mourr WAsHraroS. October as .. m.
~ +ha .n,ro.c,, of ns, f.,ittardar,. a,r,,-
VI e1e opp.'1su VI eeu .4l.%e1"ou o.sts- =,
ION large 1enel 4olee ieaIeo oAe aou ua1
miles from here. Crittenden's force then
drew m On line Of battle. An Ohio battery
, 1862-10-04

Arrival of the City of Washington,
Garibaldi will Fight for the North.

CAFE RACE, Oct. 3.-The steamship City Of
Washington, Liverpool, eth, via Qaeens-
town, 25.h, Was boarded off Cape Race a: 10
O'Clock this morning. The following is q
summary Of the news obtained:
Garibaldi in q letter to the United States
Consul at Vienna, promises to fight for the
North On regaining his liberty and health.
GREAT BR1TA1N.-The steamer Alabama.
which was returning to Liverpool when the
Europa sailed, proved not to be the 900.
The Daily Aeaos reverts to the proposed ex-
cdus Of the negroes as wild scheme Itsays
that the sooner the government leaves off
talking about Whnt it cannot effect, the better
for its dignity and reputation.
The Times thinks the recent reyerses have
restored liberty Of speech in the North, and
apparently almost suspended the govern
1ncnt at Washington
The Post thinks the strangest and unlocked
coup d'etat may terminate the war.
1t says man Of ordinary tirmness may es-
tablish new republic upon the ruins Of the
Union, and thinks that even II JEFF. Davis as.
sumes the presidency Of the Uuion, the NORTH
Will accept him in order to preserve unity.
It was stated that the doctrine Of the federal
government, that foreign trading vessels not
carrying contraband goods require permits to
enter he ports Of the Union, is held By Fr4nce
to be wholly inadmissable.
France has actually protested against the
capture Of the ship L. Mancha at New o.
leans.
, 1862-10-04
FROM CAIRO AND BEl0W.
Important. Hints from Pa
dlCah.
RU1IORED FIGHTING Az
CORINTH.
Matters Oh the Mississippi.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
pApucAH, Ky, Oct. 8, 1854.
1t is reported here to-day that the enemy
under Price have attacked Corlnth and gained
possession Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad
Whether this be true or not, we are at present
unable to say. 1t is certain, however, that
something is the matter in that direction, as
railroad md te1egraphic communications arc
entirely cut off south of Bethel.
CA1Ro, Oct. 3.-The Fanny Bnl1itt arrived
this morning, direct from Helena. She has on
board about 400 sick -Four have died on the
way up. could not get their names, as every
thing was in great confusion.
But four nurses had been detailed to wait on
these 400 men, and great suffering has been the
result. But few have anything but little
straw to lie on, and some have scarcely had a
mouthtul of food since starting from Helena.
Some lay IN their fillh nearly naked and cover
ed With flies.
a lieutenant remarked that his heart had
hled all the way up, and he had done what he
could to relieve the suffering. Several will
certainly die between this and st. Louis.
J. Noel Burk, medical director OF the army
Of the southwest, aud DR.. Mills, Of tile 47sa
Indiana, are responsible for this great crime
egatnst humsnity.
Nothing important from any quarter this
morning.
, 1862-10-04

be here as soon as the government can fur
nish transportation. Persons in want Of them
should come or eend some one to take charge
Of them, the government paying their passage
valuable OF the men are retained In the gov
cInment service; some few are in hospitals,
with dysente1y, caused By change Of water
and exposure. They have their own bedding,
ard, il most CAGES, provided with cooking
utensils, and are well provided With rations
opportunity to earn theiy living, and nearly
all OF them arc able to do so.
, 1862-10-04

KASsAs C17f, Oct, 3.GTne Santa Fe nail
with dates to the 22d, has arrived. There Is
no news OF Importance. Passengers report
all quiet along the routa-
Gov. Connolly, who has been afflicted with
painful in1s1nity for number OF years, goes
East to procure surgical aid During his ab'
sence Secretary Army assumes the executive
duties Of the Territory
Gtn. Carleton arrived at Santa Fe on the
10th, and assumed commsnc OF the depart
ment, vice Gen. CARLY, relieved.
, 1862-10-04

TIE CCT DfREcT.-A ball WAS givea in
Toronto last week in honor Of Lord MoncS's
visit to that city, and several Of the "iadsor
secessionists St visited Toronto. One of them
a member Of Lord Mcnck's cablnet and pre-
septed his card: ~ Mr.. -, southern confed-
c.acy." The gentleman took it, examined it,
snd remarked: hi. Of the southern con
feeerscy. eh! Well, s:r, our goyernmeat Is
not an ase If the existence Of sncn an <insti-
tntiop.' Tbere must be some mistake sir"
ard our secession gent was courteously bo red
out.-Tt{rDE Tribune, D..
, 1862-10-04

By the Overland Telegraph.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-The steamer which
sailed to-day took another 7100, ,gO0 for the
National Sanitary Committee
The emigration from the southern counties
OF the State to the new Colorado mines con-
tinues quite extensive, while Mexicaus from
Sonora are f1ocking thithe1 In larEe numbe1s-
a large prospecting party Was belnR orga-
nized to 70 lar into the nnexplored country to
make examinations through the various
mountainous districts.
, 1862-10-04

The Emperor Sustafus his General.

NEW ToRk, Oct. S.-A letter from the En-
peror Napoleon to Gen. Lorencez, commander
Of the Frerch troops in Mexico, approves bis
conduct and that Of the troops, and saSs the
national honor is involved, aud that he will
be sustained by al the resources he can de-
sire; that the general had done we'll to poo-
tect Alnonte; and that it was contrary to his
{Napo1eon's) Intentions to impose any GOV
eminent whatever on the Mexican peopH.
They can freely choose any form they prefer.
Gen. Forey Was expected ut Vera Cru. Sep
tember Goth, when Lorencez would rerurl to
Franco
, 1862-10-04
Tbf Griht1ne*
!: SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 4, 1859. :
THE BLACK FLAG.

Because Mr. Lincoln has hoisted the
black curtain that has hung across our na-
tiond history, the rebels propose to raise
The black Tag. Part Of this is buncombe.
If pcradventure they may scare off loyal
recruits. 4 share Of it must be set down
10 deasre Of giving the Guardians of Civ
1izadon over the water IN occasion for 9
Elbow Of holy horor and uplifting Of pious
palms over "a strife without quarter.n
We like the idea Of the black flag. Let all
The blackneg Of the South come out at
once, May the Lord stiffen up the rebel
lion stout1y against the edge Of the sword
7hat is drawn to snite It.
, 1862-10-04
TkEs WAR IN The SOUTH,
Beauregard Takes Command
Stirring Work: Near at
F.. Hand,

WAsnEoTos, Oct. 3.-The Richmond Traiq
Ea5s:
Beauregard, On September 24:h, officially
announced his assumption Of command Of the
He says: "ln entering upon my duties, which
10aT involve at IN early day tho defense Of
two OF the most important cities in the con
federate States, against the most formidable
Efforts OF our powerful enemy, shall RELY
on the ardent patriotism, intell{genc. and IN
conqGerable spirit Of the officers and men un-
DER MY command, not only to snEtain SUCCESS
ful1y-but 10 maintain cur posts with credit
to our country and our own honor aud to
avoid irTedtemable disaster, it is ESSENTIAL that
all should give implicit obedience to any
orders enanating from snperiors In author
it,"
DEFENsEs OF CHARLESTON AND sA-
VANNAH.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Pressl
PORT ROYAL, Sept as, 1864.
These two cities are being newly fortified
continually. The work in the trenches is
done by thousands OF poor slaTes, the white
nien having all enlisted ana are now under
arms. The whole quarter of the city OF
Charleston which waa destroyed By fire last
spring, and the squares and streets are all de-
funded By rife pits, 50 that the people may
haVc the impression that the city itself would
be defended to the last, even after the na-
tlonal troops may enter it. All the corner
houses Of the streets are fitted up as block
houses and bafzicades, from which riHemen
will fire upon the Yankees, provided they DO
not shell the city In advance and burn It
down. Charleston bay is obstructed directly
across tile ship way with piles, fire r4fss, DC,
in order to Keep vessels from entering.
When vessel runs the blockade one
Of the Tafts Is removed, and she is allowed
to pass In, wien the vacuum Is at once
filled up with the raft removed. It il impos-
sible to tell the exact number of men forming
the garrison of Fort Sumter, as it is used as
sort Of school for the instruction OF green
| troops, and the force Is continually being
changed from the fort to other points- The
petty officers and pr1yates ii the fort are, for
the most part, composed Of Germans and
FIenchDen, together with criminals Of all
/ sorts. Three gunboats are also guarding the
| ha1bor OF Charleston, mounting three nine
| inch guns and one rftled pivot, each They
| have no masts, and are to be use1 as ram-sun-
ey Pa fsE s aRato fbd So6a daR5s Q6
hafpor, and are buttlfer the jokes and jibes OF
| the citizens.
Everybody seems to think that Charleston
| will ,,be eoon attacked. and that Gen. Mitchell
! is maturing his plans for its capture. In the
Charleston Mercury Of the ed learn that our
troops had appeared In force on Broad River.
Although have been here for some months,
Of course I know nothing publicly OF any.
thing that is going on In the planning way.
may express the opinion Of all her. By say
| ing that the flag will soon again wave oysl
S1mter's battlements, without causing any
detrimeut to the most delicate governmeu
interest.
, 1862-10-04

ST. LOUIS, October 9.-Advices received at
headquarters from Gen. Schodeld. state that
an engagement had taken place at Neosno
between the Kansas troops under Col Solo
mon and a superior force Of rebels The
rumber on each side was small and the loss
trivial. The Kansas troops we1e Obliged to
retire, leaving the field to the enemy. Solo
mons force Was Rbout ,ocQ men.
, 1862-10-04

BosToS, Oct. IA large building IN West
Newton. known as the Silk Factory, owned
By Mr. Towue, Of Philadelphia, was destroyed
b. fire last night. Loss $oo.0 600; insured for
S, 600.
Stevens & Co.'s Flannel Factory, In Hsver-
hill WIS damaged by fire Last night 10 the e.
tent of Il. 600.
, 1862-10-04

The 9Th lows regiment, instead Of going
South, have been ordered to spirit Lake,
Minnesota, to fight the Indians. Their arms
will arrive next week, and the regiment Is eI-
pected to move In ten days tune Captain
Hashp's company will be letter 4, and are to
be armed, like company 3, with me Mlple u,
rifle The bslsnce Of the regiment F1u be
supplied with the army musket :
, 1862-10-04
4 LETTER FROM CAIRO
.x11e Crops in E$ypt-- How tho Farm.
tie Like the Late Proclamation.
The EOntfAbaAd8s

~ AV .e'o NeeV AA0I4&2kA&kAO4A'e
A"e ' ~"@nos.
a 0"1 ~'1.sspua rss4' ~ ~ n
Gaho' oet = ao6z.
The wheat crop from Mattoon south has
b.en good-the best for several years. The
e,rn cr47. at one time promised preat weld.
=. s.' a. ". -. 49, p s-s.. st'
bi:* the dry weather through August Was I'M
favorable to 1t, and the yield will be only q
moderate one ,hoocb far hotter +ha,, for Tho
~ -. - es-N-e. 80 ~ . 49, .o@ w
p.s' a''ee or 'onr years oa's are hue crop,
while potatoes arc nowhere. Last year the
@;e1a ri 1his ye7eta.,1e war enornona. rou-
H., ~"
1he eulpty must coo1c 1rota otner points.
Fruit of all kahds IL good
.;ans s,d ~, ~ tra;r - ;,,t;,.,t ~ ~. 49, 49,
,..,.@,.' - 's W.. VIZ
baoenlee1aaaic1la1loh procIamaston- Iney
argue that The war will either end in the next
e;xtv dsye. or We 1nust make mn our minds n
So 49,. .,'s.' y. ~. alses A1~Ae ~ WI ntnos 70
"mi >AeA W. NAM e-4so el'e A4s'@s @a1e'enh
zids IS to deprive the enemy OF their slaves.
THIS view Of the case has wrought a wonder
fl change in n. minds os +he 1,eon1r If 4ba
a,,a.e 49, % no., ~ ~ +ha ~ go ~ ~ ~ trs - ~ %aa
Ing here in large Plumbers for the contra
banda and each train takes ont from twentv
- .;--+v w.a surnr.aaa N aaa 81 fa,- -
70 6'xty- 1 YVES hatp'17sa 1o see 60 lev Of
them 90 to points north o. odin. This
Iamsons county. stopping Of at Csfoondsle
FIVE stop at Dnau auoin. one at Ashlg. tweufT-
ave 1t odin to take 1he o. d Il. katiro1d 70
Onley, in RIehland county. and only ~ rwE1y.s fo1 m
poinis in the ccn1Sal parn of Inc stafe naar
north OF Rantppl Over ,tir5s for Errnt
Thus, you viii zee, that thfs onestIon a. I'm. h.
1,abanas is having powerful eolution "A
Egypt is taking more thsn her share. Their
is now hsre oyer twenty men from poInts
aouth Of CeutFafia after couttabauds, mostly
busy all Of the tune, In fact no department al
fhe eoye,ut exhibits 30 much activity as thai
OF tie conttabanGs. Strange to say. there /:
hut one person here on that bnsines,
from Chicago. understand that thesl
, 1862-10-04

Thank sefvtnE Day.tn New York.
BuFFA1o, Oct s.-Gov- Morgan has desig-
nsted Thursday, the 9th Of November, a
day Of Thanksgiving and prayer in this State.
, 1862-10-04

~ Hon. Roscoe Conk1ing has been re-
nominated, by unanimous aeciamation, fol
Congress, in the Oneida district, NeK York
, 1862-10-04

DETROIT, Oct S-The Democrsdc Union
State convention, at jackson, yesterday, nom
mated Byron 7. Stout, OF Oakland county for
governor. and full Stata ticket.
, 1862-10-04

WA3H1AH1Vn1 lVPE9a14V-4 47a4 1o09.
'e1R-In reply to your inquiry contained in
your letter Of the 26th inst-, have to say
that farmers, who sell the produce Of their
own farms Ia the manner mentioned by you,
are not subject to peddler's license.
Very respectfully, GEO. s. BoUTTELI
Commissioner OF Int Rev.
John g. TreadweD, Esq, Assessor 14;h Dis
trfct Of New York, Albany, New York,
, 1862-10-04

HNAKEN UPON the evening Of
Il the I'd tnss. small size roam Mare: white stripe
In the fte and whtts hln1 loot about i've years
old. attached to an open BaEsy Wesoa: Tne owner
charges Gail at half psst l. o'clock At III Michigan
avenue. [ot+ytG-3t1 SAMUETI G. MORSE.
, 1862-10-04

I GST-Friday evening, between
1 Il No 2as West Washington Rtzeet and the Scam.
non School House, on Matie3n Get. Poc.et Book
ntLinIne Sill In bills. The fnder vil be lther.l1y
waIdf hy leaving the anne at tnt] otce fcttS1St
, 1862-10-04

ITO RENT-~T-I -aL.g~ l=t,-1oc2
= afnrEHds;l .se Isl CaSs street. With etsbi
Iooms gas and water. and In o good 1eighoorhoott.
Il qnirE on the premises. 0ciy{1-1w