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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-29
Gen. PIe.santon elose 20 the Rebel

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, s-
October 9th, 1862. !
Gen. Pleasenton's advance has arrived
at Piercelsville within few hours march
of Gen. Longstreets command, which
is believed to be at UpperVille, near
Ashby's Gap A dispatch from Pleas
anton, written at 4 clock, states-that he
had driven the enemy so far with the
loss Of corporal, taken prisoner by his
horse falling No information has been
received changing the main body Of
the rebel army from the vicinity of Win
chester and Bunker Hill The recent
rains have not materially interferred
with the fords at Sheppardstown or Will
Transport m
At Harper's Ferry the water rose two
inches and the Shenandoah four inches
at the same point
The rebel cavalry in considerable
numbers continue to show themselves
between Martinsburg and Cherry Run,
and a regiment was seen and fred at OPP
posite Sharpsburg yesterdy.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIT THE Z. ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
CUMBERLAND.
The Peoples Party in Mas
sachusetts in Trouble.
Missouri Rebels brought TO Grief.
FORWARD ON THE POTOMAC 7
TOM. A. MORRIS A MAJOR GENERAL.
Gen. Bragg can Lie as well as Ran.
llssouri Rebels broasht to Grles.
TOM. A. MORRIS A MAJOR GENERAL.
Gen. Bragg can Lie as we'll as Ran.
The Rebels again ON the Run

The Rebels again on the RAM p
New York, Oct. 2S.--A Harper's Fer
ry correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press under date Of the 9th says, news
received here to-day from Gen. Pleason-
tons advance confirms previous reports
that the rebels are retreating rapidly up
the Wiley @ et vss9 ~
u Winchester was evacuated to-day, and
it was thought that Strasburgh would
not be held with any large force The
entire rebel army Of Northern Virginia
is said to have been DIVIDED into two bod
les under jackson and Longstreet 4-a-
Jackson's column is moving directly
to Staunton, where it is said winter quar-
tiers for large force have been impro-
vised. Longstreet moves to Gordons-
vile. 1t is thought General Burnside
moved south to-day and is now on his
way TO Winchester, meeting no enemy,
but bis cavalry has brought in q consid-
cradle number of stragglers. ,.'s
Our forces will occupy Winchester
during the present week.
1t is believed that Gen. Burnside will
come upon the rear guard Of Longstreet,
and that fight will ensue, and that
Gen. Socum's corps has been sent for
ward to support him. ~
The entire army of the Potomac will
move across the river as soon as trans
portation for supplies can be secured.
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CONSUMES ONLY ONE FOURTH or THE
FUEL OF oRDINIRY BOILERS.
also Manufaetur, all kinds Of Machinery. susA
az appsrtains TO

Railroads, Steamboats,. Mining,
Distilleries, Flour, Corn, Sugar,
and Malt Mills. =
Tobacco, Wine and Lard Presses.
Sash and Muley Saw Mills.
Also, Sheet Iron and Copper work.
House Fronts, Window Caps and
Stills, Ventillators, Crates, Iron
Ratings, and every description
of Iron and Brass Castings.
Dealers in Steam and Water Qua
ges, Gum Betting and Packing.
Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe
and Fittings, &C.,
AT kLNUFLCTURKR's PRICES.
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PHrLAbELPHiA, Oct 2E-The Wash
ington Star of to-day says Gen. McClel-
Ian moved his Headquarters to aayto
the Virginia side of the Potomac, pre-
cisely where, it may not be proper to
saw n --.o p n
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Old Metal Bought; Jobbing and
Repairing done at short notice,
and Workmen sent to all parts of
the country to set up and do re-
pairing on machinery and boilers.
SEND FOR cIRcULLB AND SEE PRICE LIST.
April :, 1881.
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From Louisville.

LoUIsvILLE, October 81, l1.40 P. NJ
The Grand Jury indicted General JEFF.
z. Davis for manslaughter in killing
Gen. Nelson.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, October 24-It is reported
here that fight is progressing at Island
No. 10, but it is not believed.
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PITTsBURG, October 2S.-River 3 feet
s inches, at a stand. No rise on the
Monongahela. Weather c err.
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W. GILES. 8 = 9 EsL z, Svc
sE0. AZ. DITTBCLFF

GEO. al D1TTBoLFF
HAS 5caT nMlURaEp rnosT rra EAST
WIN IlrsE, ELEeASr AN6 n-xIL
sRAag4Ep GBoK oE92wsl aa,
: $50 soaFrlSso
NssA 4 aztiI b I.eger ETatoaes,
silvsr sa1 and EnrIish Hunt.
irg aatoi5fH
si ly,s.. Anon 1e aad Lalino Hnating
'goiS g si;,.'s.' ysss G Guard Chains,
la ,5 51s5' soll. ohatalane CHI i9s and
Lodies' aela ana silyer inbles.
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haA ariasl4li sssts Jowei5
g. lovae asescssmsns sT r asns'
ana 3tnnstt i8l bar-~
Iings, J'misa4lls Sleeve But-
tons galG0s gHizs
a7ev
Colo, silver steel sra Common
epecE gsasfa
aaf hHa
Silver Table, ten, HgErstara Salt
Sp0ohf;
Silver Eorprnnd gv- 81 Lad
22ksor @el-c sl- 5kilf1on;
Had adt hr
iGsspl2 h-aa .l0 JloC4;
ees aIfes1H
a good asaaF3elCnt OF common
sta0eAe; TsaA
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siik and lssaaisee Guards;
Coral 2aa3s aaa lgsoilac-a
Fine soa5 cc5a5
Silver 9sv.25 We're;
% Aa2la aaln EoaN poOnss
AeIka. Ccs
sos AiealzasS, Penn ana Silver
p 1islA46T,Gs aT sa;
silear and Eostoiso Shell card
Cases;
FeaTl, WIRE es Leafhor Toit-
Eloai- Wal,ete.
M
ALL ron SALE Ar Low
PRICES FOR CASH AT
TIE Old STAND,
NO. 1G nTAEN STREET.
Lcallapd examine Tor yourselves
n. fs lr4 Hir Work niade 70 or
eer. -iA' ~1ia ai'i aIfar Noic.pa, Clocks and
J'| i'J iNAta aa4 vaniet
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Mrs. GwIN, .f4.
Mrs. Brennan,
Miss HEATUS,
@. G. SPFLNAy.

crate by the hot sun will be far more deadly to
Volunteers than the cneDiy's bayonets. In tho
Indian aud Crimcan Campaigns, HoLL0WAY'S
PILLS were used in enormous quantities. They
kept the troops in perfect alth. Only rs cts per
per box. soldiers supply yourselves.
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of the Potomac Army.
TRIBUNE SPECIAL.

BOLIVAR HEIGHTS, Oct. 27.-As the
preliminary account has been permitted
from Headquarters, there can be no i'm:
propriety in stating that a general move
ment has at last commenced. A por-
ton of General Burnsides troops left
Pleasant Valley yesterday morning and
moved down to Berlin, miles below
Harper Ferry, where, a pontoon bridge
has been thrown across the Potomac
The remainder embracing the three
corps under Burnside,s command will
speedily follow simultaneously with
this, the. troops at Sharpsburg composed
of Hookers old corps, now commended
by Reynolds, andt corps of Bitz.John
Porter are also on the march, They
probably encampted hast night near the
head of Pleasant Valley, ready to follow
Z Burnside's troops The elements are
unpropitious. Until yesterday morning.
the roads were dry and in good condi-
ton for marching, but soon after day
light cold driving rain commenced and
has continued without. interruption until
this morning The. roads are already
very muddy, and after being kneaded by
few thousand infantry, viii be almost
impossible. The storm is very severe on
the men. The evacuation of Winchester
by the rebels, and their falling back to-
ward Staunton is confirmed by several
citizens who came into our lines yester-
day The smallpox has broken out
among the people of Winchester with
unusual violence, and probably FASTENED
the movements. of the army. The gen.
eral health of the army is good, and the
number ofthe sick unusualiS small. p o.
The Commissioner Of Pensions has APP
pointed the following Medic cal examiners
to-day: G. C.aWcbber, Cleveland o. r.
$. Lewis. Dubuque, Iowa; Joseph S.
Heldreth, Detroit; James Drefendorf
Milwaukee,; al. Barrows, Gainesville.
Wisconsin ~
E special train for New York, to organize
d an important expedition for the South
Heintzelman has been put in command
of the defenses Washington, during his
absence. 80.
~ s-s HERALD's DISPATCH.
Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Morris has
been appointed Major Gen. of Volun-
Gen. Hooker rode into the city to-city.
He will be able to take the field in
week or ten days.
--,s-a-----u-sRE0IALsF no THE TINES
& Our Harper's Ferry correspondent
sends the following: = 81 4
: Three hundred dollars are being realiz-
ed weekly from tax on the store KEEP
ing and suffers goods for the Hospital
fund.
5 The enemy's pickets have re-appeared
this side of Charleston This is suppos-
, cd to be a mere feint to cover their re-
treat
There are great many cases of ty-
phoid fever $50
A reconnaissance made yesterday by
Whipple's and Fenton's divisions. Of
Pleasonton's cavalry to Lovettsville, re-
vealed the fact that there is no enemy in
that vicinity, but an abundance of for
age and substance TO be obtained, this
region having been heretofore untouched.
Gen. Mccall viii probably be restored
to his command, no charges being on
file against him, .rra
The decision of the court of inquiry
into the case of Gen Martindale, though
not formally announced, fully acquits
that officer of the charges preferred
against him. 8mHcA
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GROCERIES.

NEW oREEASs susAR.-semHps. CHOICE
~ n. .. sugar at ii. A. COOKS.
M BAGS EXTRA CHOICE RIO CoFFEn
w in store at II. A. COOKS.
IN MATS OLD JAVA CoFEEEAT
" II. A. COOKS.
DEFINED SUGAR = -
M II l0bbls a Crushed Sugar.
10 Powdered 's $3.50
Grsnulated A"
" Coffee s-4
Extra cut Losfsugsr at
oet's ia COOKS.
MoLAssAs AND SYRUP
lf1 10 bbls Molasses, go -
4% do Baltimore Syrup
5do. Stewards Excelsior Syrup,
IL do. ass grades Sugar House Holassesfn
store at II. A. COOKS
l. 1000 small sacks Table Salt,
I0l large
eds rs 5 Sssa ...Gs".., b&gi
oet2S at II. A. COOKS.
MAoKEREL IN KFLTs-
WI Is kelts No. Mscksrsl,
is No.2
10 Mess
oct23 for sale By H.A COOKS
CALsroN, sALMoN.-sT rrERoEs ExrRA
~ Picked Salmon just received at
o tE3 H. A. COOKE
HERRING, HERRING.-5 BBLS. PICKLED
II Herring at H. A. COOKS
IN BBLs. hACKEREL, ASSORTED I, 2 and .
~ at II. A. COOKS.
IMPORTED Castillo SOAP is Dxs VERY
old aud choice CASTLE Soapst
oct23 II. A. COOKS.
A LAlUND, FILBERFs, &c :
IN 5bbls soft shellsd Almonds, fIa IS
Filbcrts, effriUnt
" Eng. Nalnuts, blr-
a1'f;2 q" Brazil Nuts sWt
boxes Shelled Almonds, at
Oet2s II. A. COOKS
L 2hslf chests Imperial Tea,
Gunpowder Tea,
9 :" g ass. Young Hyson Tea,
Is ass. Black Tea,
49, IS q" =" Japan Tea all new crop. choies
ana fresh' now open at ii. A. COOKS
ERENCaH MUsTARD.-5 CASES IMPORTED
Il French Mustard at No. Is MAIN ST
GAL Soda CASKS SAL SODA AT ---Tt
- IL. A. COOKS.
SoDA ASH CAsK SODA ASH AT
x BAGGs PEPPER-
~ 1bags Alspies,
i bale Cloves,
rs mats Cinnamon at Fl. A. COOKS
EssENCE CoFFEB, 6e, dc
Il IS gross Humers Essence Coffee in tin boxes
10 dos. Dandelion Coffee, '''
1VuOs. csno SVhos ~ ii. n. COOkk.
CtARDINES- \ \
- 100 bxs Sardinss,
Co.. z, bxs
1oJ whole bxs Ssrdinss at
oct } III A OooK,n
CPICED sALMoN-2s CGKs,75 LBS EACH.
= fresh Spiced salmon At
octE3 H A. COOKS
Ok BOXES LAYER RATsINs-7
LO 50L bxs
800 lbs lentia
3casks Currents,
bxs Genoa Citron at
octssi q 80 AuAAA n. A. COOKS.
ERENCH FIGS-1oo BOXES FIGS, CHOICE
Il and fresh at H. A. COOKS
DRUNEs, PRUNEs-
i so glass tap box Pranes, ssIl,-r.
20 glass jars Prunes, ..Iar41. y
cask Turkish Prunes at
-~oetzS rs = ~ III. A. COOKS.
ENGLISH PICKLES
Il dozen pints Chow Chow,
=" " White Onions,
Mixed Pickles.
IL ga - Plain -
4" d" Cauli1owsrs at
oc12s H. A. COOKS
CMoKED HERRING.-5O BOXES No. HER
al fingst - II. A. COOKS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. RoBAcK's REMEDIEs.

DIR. R0BACK'S REMEDIES. = d ~
We publish in another column Of to-dsy's paper
an article copied from the Cincinnati Times descrip-
tive of RI. Rotack's extensive medical establish
rnent in that city e By the way, Or. Robscls
Remedies have obtAined:a great and deserved popu-
iarity with all clauses. 1t has been but short
time since these Remedies were introduced into
sectIon Of country; yet DR.. Brennan, DR.. Roback's
agent in this place, informs that his sales OF the
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now far exceed those
Of all other medicines for which he is agent COM
bincd The reason for this IL, that they have stood
the test Impractical experience. We know this not
only from the mouths Of others but we have used
t,,ernin our own family with the very hest results,
For all diseases OF the blood, general debility
whether proceeding from sickness or from natural
weal1nts $751;, indigestion, and all kindred ailments,
we recommend the Scandinavian Remedies as the
rergbesf medicines oxtRnt. They destined to
acheyanot sphspasrai success, but permanent
and deserved reputation, which will render them
necessity in every family Napoleon, O., North
West, March,, Sec advertisement. a
Ls 2 x NAreLE Rom, Henry, Co, o., July 7 1853.
DIR. Wv. RoRxcK-Dsar SIR; For the benefit Of
suffering humanity, permit us to announce through
the columns Of You're Circular the surprising pro
pertes Of your Scandinavian, Bl cd Purifier and
Blood Pills, which Is a sure cure for Indigestion
and Liver Complaint. We have several persons in
Gown, who have been suffering with Liver Com
plant and Indigestion, and notwithstanding that
have good physican' be found in
Northern Ohio, yet the disease bafled their skill.
Consequently We in state OF dependency,
until we commenced using your Pills. through and
by tho advice Of your friend, Mr.. Brennan. We
ssedthe medicine according to directions, and are
full of life and hilarity, and gratitude is
equal to our improvement in health and spirits
When we take into consideration what We have
boon, and what at present, we feel like eharg-
Ing of tho sin ratitude, we did not
try to announce to the public the great benefits Of
your Medicine. Therefore recommend to the
public at large tbs xpodouey Of having recourse to
your Medicine, and consequently, as in duty bound,
discharge what we feel to be our duty in advising
persons who suffering have suffered to
make Of the only true aud sure for the dis.
eases already mentioned. See advertisement siI
Mrs. GwIN, So. ,,
fhNt I'll NElfi Mrs. BRENNAN,
Miss HEATuN,
n QptsraF
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Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Morris has
been appointed a Major Gen. of Volun-
teers- Z .-sa-
Gen. Hooker rode into the city to-city.
He will be able to take the field in
week or ten days.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

Promotion or CoLoNrL D'UrAssY. We
learn that the name VI Colonel D'Utassy has
becn presented to the Sonata for appointment
rs Brigadicr General, uice Acting Brigadier
General steinwebr, VIII ,se condition Of he-l b
incapacitates him ior the pcrformauca Of his
duty.
Colonel D 'UTAssY is soldier by inclination
and education, having acquired hls military
Knowledge in foreign schools aud upon foreign
fields. War has been the study of his youth,
and the practice OF hi- manhood, and his
appointment as Brigadier General, althous 81
late, is still in time to be of infinite service to
our army, IA we need the practical VII dom
and courage Of educated, c(lioicn. und tried
soldiers, and the promotion Of Colo,e! D'Ui@'Ey
will be opc Of great popularity with the p",pl,
aud the army.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
ABSURD RrxoRs,--The most ridiculous

ABSURD RrNoRs.--The most ridiculous ru.
mors have becn in circulation during the
holidays. There wa, firing 10 celebration of
New Years Ia severn, Of the divisions-skir-
mishes, battles aud terrible carnage were re-
ported In consequence. Besides, It gave rise
to the report of the killing If General McC'll
iu skirmish, whereupon dispatches were
received from distant cities, indicating con.
founding OF the names Of McCall and Mcclellan.
Then there are the blseless rumors of the
severe illness Of Mcclellan, who has indeed
been suffering from cold taken at General
Porier's review, two weeks ago to day. 1t was
excessively cold, and he was without an over
cuut ull the Afternoon, and gave unmistakable
evidence Of the discomfort which every one
experienced.
No matter how often or how positive their
denial by telegraphic officials rnmors will
continue to spread.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

lMFoHT.Ar DECISION The long contested
ianl claim between Jamna ii. Lane aud Gaius
Jenk,n', inv olvihg the title to a valuable quar-.
Ter sCctiol afjjining Lawrence, Kans ,s, has
been finally decided by tho Com nissioneIs OF
the Land Ofiac, ludian Department and Sec
rI:ary Of lrteriJr, uuSquivocaIly in favor of
General Laue. The merits Of the case have
been exclusively presented on both sides by
cn,.nent Legal advisers, and iHvoly.i the orig
ina' in'tirs in personal conflict on the claim,
+ s''l'ag in tie wouadipg # General l. ,ne and
III d''vE oi Mr J:uknq The case has excited
%''"' II. .tt-. t'roughont legal circles, the
'... l'| p"r'm a.. an. the crui,ry ut large.
'i' '..' decision, y.aticntwg General Lace
]. - H,a lo tao property .nd il hi, IA n,iG
crl ":'h -. j pkins tiaEeIy, va. rendered
h'n "a 1851 The toil~aiug day General
i"."i iI," eu'rd 10 the attorney II Mls .nkins
the suin Of fifteen hundred dollars asa free
will New Years Offering Of kindness ara sym.
niAF.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
DY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auc,ioneers.

In USTEES SALE or A VERY VALUABLR REAL
ESTATE on THE CtIRYER or SEVENTH
AND n S7REE7S.
BY lir ue Of u teeree Of the circuit court Vi !he
D tiict OF Co um0i1, II c tuc.ry ting passed IL
two causs In which s. athsm, tmithson q Co.,
nd Is,iL Saermsa 'espac io.y, a,e csmplauiaGta,
gLd John f. Crlnu and hers IRE rcf E,inn =, bar
tns d .te til: Tth dsy y! D:oernrer A. u !S'i, the
had ,,i5Ued will sei at luhbc auytion, to the hig
IS bi DIR, N 1U. sDAf the i,h .sy OF Ja..very,
\. s6l nt4 G ok y IN upon the prcIniss Lot
No y, ri square No b, oi The pi,n Of the c,ty OF
" ssiingI,n fronting b. ie.t lach.f on u st ect
north IA 10 ~ IN Seventh street west.
Tits we'll knownprops tyis 1T IRted OH the no n
Cat corcer OF u an SrvgH,h sweets, oPpos te the
Genera L" Ohl,r, aed IL o.e II the very bMt rnsi'
nu.s rucatiorr IN T. u ~ .. =, a~hihaon he IN,
p,ovomeats con 1T Of thrse three stovy houses Ga 4
S.ree., Including tho dug st.re ut the cor er u
.eveath and u two tory .ndns on S.vea'h street.
The proper vii be sud at he ldsk cf b, default
ing PurchassT.
Ieiml ca h, payab on tho day oil sale, and if
The teams ae not compli d with inmsd sdiately, the
said trustees are authorized to OF the scii bill,
ana accept tn, next hishss, b ddnr, On hi, pronit
oonpdaace with tho terms
All oonvt yauoihg ut the cist Of the pu'ch tcr.
A LLOYD, A'u'ee'
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
eol--naw+~ Auotoneers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
Tue, UmpETlTIUN OEesLAvE LABOR

Tn" recent call Of the public attention. to
The fac. that large portion Of South, rn lii
u"is IS physically adapted to the cultivation Of
cotton, is exciting discussion st the West upon
ihc question Of the labor necessary in that
cultivation.
The Chicago Times (Dcmocralic) says that
the raising of cotton in Illinois was given up
thirty years ago, under the pressure Of the
competition Of the cheap slave labor of the
South, and cannot bc revived without some
form Of labor equally cheap. 1t therefore
proposes apprcn,iccd negro labor, which, of
course, il nothing but slsve labor under an.
other name.
To this the State organ (at sprlngGeld) Of
the Democratic party of Illinois, most emph,.-
icolly objects, declaring that If cotton cannot
be raised without slavery, the experiment must
BE- givva up, and that 0s most Of the people Of
southern Illinois emigrated from the slave
SIatca with The especial object Of escaping the
ruinou' aud degrading competition of slave
labor they will never consent to have 1t
iaaten"d upon them in their present homes.
We SEQ in the Chicago Tribune the specula-
tiol,s uf u writer at Dubuque, who estimates the
cost Of a slaves labor Gncluding Interest on
lis purchine and all items) at twenty five cents
T"r dA: AID who regards the problem of
cotton cultivation in Illinois, as dependent
upon obtaining the labor of children in picking.
II or near that rate.
Th'sc discussions which are likely to go on
i ,.,I
thcir interest as sugar, Gotten, hemp and
tobacco nrc produced in this country mere and
nrrr by free labor, cannot fail 10 do good. by
attracting the attention of the hburirg men in
thc free states, 10 The manner in which the
slave System (is established clsewheIe) affects
tarm.
Wl"A the prjidiccs Of labor.ng men in
the Tree STATES are appealed 10 against the
eman 'pa.ion ,f slaves, j. is always said, in one
ana he same breath, that the liberated slaves
would Il, !unle public charges by their iileness,
2rI that tncy would ruin white laborers by
underwriting them.
The truth maui:rstly il, as the-c cotton dis
cus,.,n' ~ illinois will show. that there il nc
iurm Id Which the negro is go severe a compe
tiVnr wlth TIE white laborer, as IN the coudi
lion "t 'lavnry. lie will b" worked in tha
couiN;ol iI!:t 81 long AZ he produces any ytliuq
10 hi "w' Pr, over aud above the cost Of the
cpu,r.t Subsistence. L. is that cnmre'i'ipr
which h,' b .ca rirSin: white farm labor from
t'r : 'uh 70 ii. NY.th for The iuS; fiy years
"Ii /" Zen directly between thr IRE" ard
s'tN" St't"s, il t'l"y wcr" cngag"d in ,ha cul
(. t.a''; he sam, arri ri,niural staples
VA. =. :: ~. been much felt hctwcer
'L,m !, owing TO the fact th,l sIava. a
u: "ou'n are used principally in cr,ps
Gu.h Il. CO. OH and rice, not produced ut al Il
Ii: North. Ur suc1 a. sugar and mrl,sses. NO
r'uu:-".! e. The El:!A urtii recently, Their
!l"e % ~. 'o IT, 'u. Ia SOY, Of composition
Hnn; III" dividing iinr. in wheat, 'nbaccp. al,
Il l1y, bI, i, Id, Gvt b .ea to an'Annt utl;dct
iLE Iuuyh attention.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
supren,e Court,

Jan Mo. 56. Roger G. Woightn,an, plain.
tiff in error, vs. tho Corporation of Washing.
ton. This cause WAS argued bv Mr.. bradley
and Mr.. Carlisle for the plaintiff In error, and
by Mr.. DavidSe for the defendant in error.
No. IS. Richard Gregg, plaintiff in orror, Va.
Edward p. TossOn. This cause was argued by
Mr.. Balance for the plaintiff III error, and
submitted, in printed arguments, by Mr.. VIII
lams and hy Mr. Purple t'r the defendant In
error.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04

THE list OF Letters, which, according to
law, will be found in the National Republican
hsr"attor, occupies 50 much space to-day that
we have been obliged to omit our usual guam.
tiy Of news matter. The festivities at Camp
Gginio, intended for publication today, is ne
ce-aalily deferred until Monday.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
Saturday, January 4, 1852.
e. Reading Matter ON every psss.-ss
To oRREsPoNpENrs.-No attention will bt
paid to anonymous communications.
TO MkMBERs OF CONaREss.

Senators and Representatives can order the
National Republican through the Secretary Of
the Senate and Clerk of the House, aud direct
1t, if they so choose, to be brought to their
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way, will be delivered by carriers at very
early hour in the morning.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
MkIn.Ixl nn nkn.Giun

y"onG man, named h. nisLst lrs been ar.
'l'.''h Sn'. r'''. vt h,i"s ,"r rerned in the
dl! m'-n,i-, !uelSr 81 ~ lImcrly an en-
pIoyee Of M. l,n". lie committed for fur.
thcr HEARING. \" clue !, tie place uf conceal.
noh' OF Inc sl"'on property has rs yet been
ehrIt"d.
The national Republican., 1862-01-04
The IiutcliinsOns.

This interesting band Of v"cas's will give
their las. concert in this city to night. at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian Ass"cia.
lion. Let there he Il crowded house. There
are multitudes in this city to whom these enter.
not heard them should embrace the opportu.