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The Dome Of the CarIfol.

The magnificent dome Of the capitol, de.
signed By Thos. ". Walter, and NOW in course
Of construction under his direction, is rapidly
progressing to completion. The principal
frame has been completed, the ribs put in
place, and the outer Plating is being finished.
After this is done. nothing will be left to
complete the exterior Of the dome but the
construction Of the lantern and the placing Of
the ornaments on the upper windows and
around tie spring Of the eupola. The cast
ings for the inneE ,; doms are IN course Of Pre-.
Of the iron work above the basement, incl1d-
ipg the statue, will be 285 feet The whole
quantity, Of iron received from the beginning
Of the work up to the present time was about
7,5c0. GOO pounds, and 800. 600 mora will be
needed. The dome will be crowned with
Crswford's gigantic md imposing statue CT
freedom, which is nineteen and a half feet
high, and weighs II, 600 pounds. Tie entire
ccEt OF the statue was $751; The cost of
the dome and statue together, when CON-
pleted. will be abopt s9O,oN. :
, 1862-12-02
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.

: TIE RECENT Sk1RMl9H At LAVERGNE.
Further adrices from Nashville give fuller
details Of Col. Kinks slirmish at Lavergpe
On the 9th. Gen. Sill directed Col. Krk,
commanding the 5th brigade, to reconioitre
towards LaTergne to-day. His command con.
picket duty, With two companies Of the Sd
ln6iana cayalry. They came upon rebel cay
alry o1tpos.s less than a mile beyond Scroggs.
vile, and sitter few shots they fell back. The
other rebel cavalry outposts fell back and cen
centTated a mile in the rear, where they fired
several rounds On our advance, and wounded
Lieut.. Col. Hnrd Of the 30th Indiana, who
der Col. Dodge, drove back the enemy to
their battery on q hill, but misunderstanding
an order 10 charge and take tue battery, they
got too far to the left, and the enemy fired d
tczen shots and 1etreated.
=, They we're pursued mile beyond Lavergne.
None Of our men were killed, but eleven were
wounded, including Lieut.. Col. Hurd, three
men Of the cavalry, one man of the artillary,
two Of the 29th Indiana, one in the 79ih 1lli-
nois, thre5 IN the 30th Indiana, anc one in the
SS=th Illinois. The rebel loss was supposed to
have been the severest, from the sang1inary
a1d wounded. Their General (Wheeier) Haa
wounded, and Ee got three prisoners. TheiE
forces CONSISTED Of cavalry and artillery.
Stewart brigade Was five miles behind La.
yefEne- Wheeler commands six regiments.
The firing vas quite heavy On both sides.
There was also heavy firing in front o1
Sheridan's division On the NolinsvilIe pike,
amounting to nothing. Col. Roberts Of tbs
4ed Illinois, also captured a rebel captain
some men and guns, and Fecesh correspol:
dence, on the Charlotte pike. The enemy
eyinces disposition to fight this side Muir
freesboro, but have not been fortIying. The
best information places their force at 5o,00t
men.
TIE SITUATION BELOW NASHVILLE.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial
Our army is again spreading itself out ove1
Tennessee, recovering and 1econauez1ng ths
territory village by village. The exact local
ity Of The rebel force is not known, or i
known, not allowed to transpi1e- The out
side world il permitted to know but little O
army movements, ~ mSre, in fact, than it i
impossible for the4a sncesl ifsn it. Snf
fee it to say la&s} hrtion Of the army i
now south Of Nashville and advancing. Den
Rose crans has instilled new LII 5ato ever.
1xml1ication Of this grand army 1Rhd acivit,
is the order OF the day. No Eetr6gzade move
nent will ever be made-no retreat ever b.
necessary while the army is so confident 4
v;cto1y IS now. The roads are get goodf7
| Tennessee, and army movements On edsil
| be made. The soldiers ere not chog9d On tt
, 1862-12-02

Elizabeth DoWager Baroness etaffora
whose death is just announced, VA nne
Of three American ladies, daughters Of AZ
Richard Cation, Of Maryland, ali Of whom ac.
quired titles by marriage. One married that
eminent scholar and statesman, the Marc MS
wellesley; smother, the Duke Of Leeds; and
the lady whose death we record to- day mar
ried May Is, 1856. Sir George Will I'm Je;ning-
ham, who, In 1925, had been declared entitled
to the ancient barony Of Stafford, which had
been under attainder since discount Stafford
was beheaded IN 1913. Her ladysh{p was left
q widow In 1851, and had no issue. She, like
her sisters, Waa Roman Catholic.
, 1862-12-02

SOME SWEARING 70 HE DONE.
1t should receive thc carly attention Of
Congress the securing that each Assessor
under The Revenue Law be qualified 10
adnin;stlr an oath. As il now stands, an
additional tax is imposed upon manufac-
turers and others whose duty it is to make
monthly returns Of their business, for these
returns have to be duly sworn to, anl if
before an ordinary officer fec larger or
smaller is to be paid. This should be
amended. It should not cost a single
penny to attest these monthly returns,
end it seems so obvious that the case
Should only require plain statement, to
be at once fully reEncdied.
, 1862-12-02

VIC presu1ae that the returns from the couu-
Try towns approxinates to accuracy, because
in the country people are better acquainted
with their neighbors than in the city. The
number OF persons who have enlisted In the
city is at least double as many as reported by
The enrolling officer. 1t is nearly impossible
for the enrolling officer to find out who have
enlisted in this city since April, 1861. Who
can tell them OF the hundreds Of young men
stopping at clearinghouse and hotels that
Joined the army. By examining the enlistment
rolls something like the true number might
pc ascertaaned. but BY the method pursued
hardly hall the names have been obtained.
, 1862-12-02

~ a Washington dispatch speaking Of
tie postotdce at the Capitol, says every dis
tributing officer is required to mske up sep
arate bag for all letters snd papers addressed
to members Of Congress, exclusive ofaH other
matter. and such bags arc to be labeled 'tCon-
gresf, Washington, D. CO. and route agents
ut Washington will deliver these bags direct
to the Congress messenger. First Assistant
Postmaster General Randall, In the order just
issued says:
An poetmasters who make up packages Of mail
Iatsef 43a 1or members OF Congress and mail thotu
+ao. Taea ,pae5aEe the word Congress- embracing
1neten 9n!y matter for Senators and Represents.
hrH., tss tnis VII enable my distributing oicer
out delay in Congress- bag' ~ p'"S7 ~ne'I' Will
, 1862-12-02
PROF. cA1KNEs, SLAVE POWER

FROE. tA1RkESs SLAVE POWER,
Our readers will psruse with interest the
review of, and copious extracts from, the
noble work Of Professor Cairnes, Of
Dublin, "The Slave Power" to be
found on our third page to-day. It should
be read hy every American vino desires to
understand the present struggle, and by
every foreigner who would not misunder-
stand Americans in this crisis. Is such,
It Tin accomplish noble mission On both
sides the Atlantic.
, 1862-12-02

We are indebted to Bfr. L. 7. Sherman, as
Eisiant enrolling officer for Cook county. for
the following statement Of the number Of mer
aihble to draft, and also the number enlisted
in Cook county, hy wards and towns:
, 1862-12-02

Col A. Y. Colbnrn, from Gen. McCleIlan'e
s.a1f, has been assigned to duty Is Adjutant
General Of the Department Of Missouri.
Of the most efficient oMce1a IN the army,
, 1862-12-02

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1852
THE NEW POLICY OF THr WAR

1agiring Freedom to tie sMpe, nc ensure
freedom 10 the Free, honorable a1iks in ,uhat
ece gre and aclsa5 aoe receipe. We shall no.
ely SAGE or saoanzy lose The last best h9pe Of
Garth. Other 'zedns may succeed, this couzd
not fail Tie sray ss4'zain, peaceful, asaer-
ous, gust, 4 seay rehich if jolzo,rea, the ,cor2d
aoiN Jorerer applaud, and God must .to,x1sr
tless.-Prcsidcnt Linco1n's Message. Dec,
I. 1862.
, 1862-12-02

march with dust, and as the weather is cooler,
CO net sntsr go lEuch for the want Of water,
lhe rebels seem to be acting upon the priu-
clpfe that Middle Tennessee must be contest
ed 90 thst they really indicate determination
to fight us On the ridges this side Of Murfrees-
boro.
The rebel authorities have ordered Bragg
to contest every foot of ground in Middle
Tennessee, from Mutfreesbo7o south. Tneir
demonstrations seem to sustain this report,
EeayS siege guns, In the works constructed
~ zen Nelson, but they do not seem to be
adding to their detenEes. The topography Of
the country, On this side Of Murfreesboro ls,
however, well adapted to defense.
Letter from President Lincoln to tbe
EenAeBseeEns.
CINCINNATI Nor- r. 1852
The Memphis Bulletin of a latu datz au-
uounces the arrival Of Col B. D. Nabers, and
BY Hoa. Emerson Etherid &c with copy OF
the following letter given by President Lin
coin to Thomas z. Smith, Esq, Of Bolivar, in
this State:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.
Asjo= General Grant, Governor johnson and all
having mtlitary, naval and civil authority under
me United States within tie S.atc II Ten
neEsee:
The bearer Of this, Thomas q. Smith, e cit;-
10 have such cf the people thereof Us de:iEI
to avoid the u2satiefartory prospect before
them, and to have peace again unon the old
terms under the Constitution OF the United
States, to manifest such desi:e By electioas Of
members to The Congress Of the United States
particularly, and perhaps Legislature, Srate
officers, and United States Senator, friendly
to their object. I shall be glad toE you and
each Of you to aid him, and al} o.hets acting
Tor tn,s object, as mich as possible. In al
available ways give the people chance to
express their wishes at these elections. Fol-
low law and forms Of law as far as Convenient,
but all evEnts get the expression OF the ..rgest
number Of the people possible Al see how
much such actiou will connect with and effect
the proclamation Of September 22d. OF
course the nlen elected should be gentlenea
Of Character, willing to swear support to the
Constitution as OF: sid, and knowu to be above
reasonable suspicion Of dupIicity.
Yours, Very respectfully,
{Signed) A. LINCOLN.
, 1862-12-02

The President then gives summary from
the Secretary Of the Treasury's report, and
refers to the reports Of the Secretary of the
, 1862-12-02

W ANTkD-By respectable lad,
vito lives r:!.l hs mother, and Can give GOOD
re!eTenees situation II some Office o. store. AI.
Efess -. T. u. EuX 5icG. da2-SEtSf1r
, 1862-12-02

GENERAL BANKING PROJECT.
know Of none which promises so certain
results, and at the same time, is SO unobiec.
t1onabie as the 0rgaL iza1ion Of Banking Asso.
cmtlons, cldtr general act OF Congress, well
guarded in its provisions. To such Associa-
fions, tie government mig1f furnish circula-
ting notes on the security Of United States
bonds, deposited in the treasury. These notes.
prepared under the Eupereisions Of proper Of
hceIe, being uniform in appearance and secu-
rity, and convertible always into coli, would
at oEce protect labor against the evils of IN
cious currency, aud facilitate comms1ce by
cheap and safe exchanges. -
A moderate reservation from the interest On
the bonds would compensate the United etates
for the preparation and distribution Of the
notes, and general supervision Of the system
sud would tighten the burden Of that part o4
The public debt employed as security. The
public credit moreover would be greatly i'm
PROVED, and the negotiation Of uewloans great
II facilitated by the steady market demand for
government bonds, which the adoption Of the
proposed System would create, Il is an addI-
ilopal recommendation of the measnre. Of
considerable weight In my iudement- that It
would reconcile IS far az possible. existinr IN
Ie'ests W the opportunity offered to existing
ansttotlons to reo1ganize under the act, sub
st'tu!lpg only the secured, uniform, natural
circulation for the local and various circula-
tions now Issued.
TILE rUHlIC REPORTS,
The President then gives SUMMARY frnm
the Secretary Of the Treasury's report, and
refers to the reports Of tue Secfetarg Of the
, 1862-12-02
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Wad Walbin9tcn UNI 4 u1r 80 W2tn.,
Z 40 NIB 10 ubr 8crmittas8 unb um3 so
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Dr. Gmatne'8

vi. StUa1ne'&
3uIammeneelebter Sprup BON Wtlbttrlmen
8enust un6 empfsbIsn bon zen beriituttsfien aersten ali
oas Iiterite nao ~9ewitelte Wtttel in Der 9eilnna bon bart
nddigen 9nfe1, a&tfdltnt8en, GrpHditts, @n9btitfi9tett
atsaebrung. bIauen Suften, 8lntipeien. 9eiierteit. i6waGe
9ttmtle' !Sdl1ers in ben rtn.Orsanett. peroCrbenet 8lrt
belt, alien SGls-, &ruit- rno SnnSenletoen.
Or. Sw1Dne's
3ulammenoelebter S9rup BON Wtlbfir1Heu
%bsfinoet f@ fest hesr elm GferteI SuBrbnuOert Dor Ger Gsel
lnb lit gu oertoufen i'll te6em Depptnten &beile Der @rbe.
Or. SwaNne's
3uI ammen9elebter Sprup bon WtlbftrI1en
piro ausereitet unter Der unmittelbaren Nuffdt orn or. s.
Spa6ne, eres ~seididtsn Irstes Der feline profeifOnele eau.
babn nit benz tpt9ti9en @rrtbell elmer re9elndBi9:n meo3tni
Iden Biloung III elmer Der hefen un6 dltelten Sdulcn in
Btilabelpbia, ia nieIei1t in BET g8elt. nrsetreten. @r biente
aa@ber einsn rebliden Sermin in ben, philadelphia Dispen-
la,D. lt1e nor ptele SATIRE lang Nt8t inl Spfpttal nnb olten
ArInenbaus iener Staot.
Or. SwaYne'S
3ulammen9eIebter SDrup BON WilDftrGAen
II baber 8aaa %8noerldiit9 teia nelss n~n9eprlfte' Experiment.
~ieteern Elm D6at9 srsrobteS MeJttel, oaS in Ganienben DDn
6an.Iiea in bieiem Anb I'M @ustaube seDraH6t wirb.
Or. 9 m1Dne'S
AuIammen9eIeBter Syrup BON 0tlbfirlhen
lit bic ~aori8ineue nno eiR3i8 ddte" 3ulammenlebuna BON ie-
ntm i9dbbarcn Baum, bic erfte pelde ienel8 tn I iefeai 2anbe
~suterettet nrroe. NIB oe elu5t9e, WeIbe etu reaclmdbiaer
Nr5t 5uCeretet, pb9let1 bic Ranen BON betannten AerSten Sa-
bereitin9ea BON Nil0tri@en beiseeet iinb, Ste aber nt@ts
tfN bE|S NNN6 "tD 49, 1"N %HSNtI HN FFbtNVR StNNtNN tbNk@
lelben unr bsi9eti9 itat, bic aber niGtS nit tbrer 8el eituna
81 t1un Daben, INN tbneu eiuet Stuf gu peribaffen une bers
ntiteAt ~berieIbea ben gertaaf BET ae 7i5in bel ~iorslOien 2eu
ten %SufSrsern.
81. SwaYne's
3ul ammen9eIeBter S9rup pom BtlDttr19en
@er9efiet MID Il CAB tbr, penu ber 2etb ~perltoptt ODER
niGt b~inIGn9li4 cfen ietn ipQte
SpaYne'S Sar1apartla uno 8beerzYtaen
tn 8erbinuun9 nit benz S8ilbtiri@eu Sprup nebutet; bteie
4illet limb elm I1neles ~teint0enceS GarirrnitteI, ba5 ale b6ie
@alabipnoernneeu aus Gem Dta9en nmo ben @ebdrmen ent-
iernt, p0burb p6lt9e @eInnobeit b~er9efteQt mirb.
RS- 3uberettet euSl6lteBls9 buG9 Or, 8. SpGpne,
Sine 8or mtrO per gOt franco ~rerieacst bel @mpans prn
rs e eut8.
Nian a%preifre Hefelun9en an
or. s.. ON apne Il Sohn,
l44 giOro g. Ctr. &tilabeIpbia
8eltauIt bel;
Sfnae S. Gpot, 76 8alttu0rehr.
g. e. Snttc e, 10S 8Qltimoreif.
s.. SafeRbaI9, 8rCaopae uno Canton Nrenue.
$. ~. &D6Itng, 95 S~rcabrp0p. Sanl.I
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Ger on, . b a tiOnSs Su9
sl8 6r epertt pertdBt y altt nj Or
u an 6. % Na4mt., unp 8reoerid un
A 80 Ilhr Morgen8.
Nad Wheeling, B1rtersbur9 unb rem
@eiten 8 l1br 40 Min. Mergens unp 6 OC
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Wbeeltn9 uuD Columbus.
Dte UdlttaOrt- unb DttU- Gtfentabn btttet benz ~reittnben
s yuSm'sI ts e esSs,ss gss SSs,tI, y e uns e sa1 sT.stst Ssr Ss-
ntrtfn. 70 BAT Ne BON leiner aubern Gabn tn bieIexM 2anbe
~lbertrpHen prb. Dttfe 6atn pom atldnttiGen Nleer nusae-
MetfenSen mad benz aDefeu, BITE niHt serftbltn iUateu. Fe ~
.beunsemt
Wleilenentfernun9 bon Baltimore nab