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, 1862-07-25
IMPORTANT FROM IHbIANApQLIs.
The Recent IL aid from Ken
lucky.


IHD1ANAPo1Is, JnlT q, 1863.
About l 1,000 troops, with cavalry and artf-
IerY, crossed the Ohio River from Evansville
yesterday morning and took possession Of
Henderson, Ky., which had been occupied for
some days by Johnson's hospital thieves.
They only succeeded in capturing two Of the
viI1ains. The others, doubtless having been
app1ised Of our movements, skedaddled4
a force Eas also sent up the river On the
steam ram Horc ct, to visit the variou5 towns.
Col. Gavin Of the 7th Indiana is in COM
mand OF the forces, and has left Henderson in
search Of the ma1auders.
He has DO transportation, and has orders to
subsist his men On the country, to carry the
var into Africa, to shoot dead all the gueF-
ril1as In arns ard every man who makes an
prisoners. He Will clean cut at least five
counties.
There are many reports here about Indiana
being again Invaded at Amorg, Peters onrg.
ETC., bnt no Information having reached head
quarters. they are not credited The five citi-
zsns Of War1ick county, now under arrest for
assisting and giving information to the New
burg Euer1lI1as, are all eighth Of January
Bright Democrats. The proof against them Is
said to be conclusive These rasca1s, In addi-
ton to ateali1g horsea; destroyed hospital
Of fifty dollars The Ne~burg hospital has
been broken up and the soldiers taken to
Evansville.
The State board Of agriculture completed
their premium list tn-day- l. amounts to over
grounds, their new grounds being occupied IS
: rebel prison. ]. < G1osyenor OF this city
was elected superintendent.
The citizens Of this city hsYe subscribed
5000 to fl up fairgrounds.
The eleventh congressional district conven-
ton, at Kokoma, to-day, renoEinated Hon.
]. ?. G. ehaHks for Congress.
1,1y rff funnfu.
, 1862-07-25
LATEST FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
MATTERS in Central America.

NEW. York, July 24-The steamer North
Star has arrived here With SS"S 900 In treasure
from California, and Aspin wall dates Of the
1G'h. Adyices from New Grenada are not i'm
portant. The war was drawing to close By
the continued success Of Mosquera. He had
issued decree making emigrants imme-
dia'ely On their arrival naturaiized citizens,
with the exception that they shall not be called
to do military serEice for twenty years, unless
in case Of foreign invasion, and that they shall
be exempt from taxation, except in their mu-
nicipa1 dist1icts.
Gen. Arbalda is reported to have been de-
feated and captured with LOO of his men,
by MoRquera's generals.
Six hundred men would probably be sent to
Panama to reinforce Mosquera's forces, in
consequence Of the governor of that State
calling the citizens TO arms to recover its
possessions. Two French meu-ot.war we're
at Acapulco, and body Of Me1icans, under q
tending to sink them
, 1862-07-25

BOSTON, July 24-The folio eing is the very
lateBt by the Asia, from Queenstown, July
18th:
Dresden, July. 12.-The official Dresden
Journal to, day publishes letter from Vienua,
In which it is asserted on relfthle authority
that the cabinet at Turin has as q condition
Of the recognition Of the Kingdom Of Italy by
Russia and Prussia, renounced tursher the en-
terp.ise aiming at the taking possession of
Rome and Venetia.
The soma letter asserts tina. France and
England have guaranteed in st1tu q4o the &C
tnal possession Of 1tsly to the cabinet Of Tu-
rin, in opposition to the revolutionary P arty,
should il attempt insu1Ieet;o1-
The Danish charge de Affairs and the Sec
retary Of the interior have entered into q
contract with the government OF the former,
agreeing to receive iron q. s. vessels all ne
groes delivered from On board VESSELS seized
Ia =, ostcu,ion Of the slave trade by the com-
marde1s IT q. S. vessels, and to provide them
with suitable instruction, clothing aud shell
ter; to employ them at wages, under such
regulations as shall be agreed upon, for a
period not exceeding FIVE years from the date
Of their being landed upon the Island Of st.
Croix, in the West Indies.
The LIST Of September IL determined upoI
rs the day on which the Internal tax bill vii
20 into practical operation, and the collector;
and assessors will be appointed, and waateyel
other work maj. be- neeessagy will be dAaa By
fore that date, 6Xed b this notice, which i
officially proclaimed.
, 1862-07-25
THE INTERNAL TAX LAW.


By joint resolution passed toward the
close Of the session, the Secretary Of the
Treasury Was authorized to postpone the
time at which the tax law was to 60 into
operation, if in his judgment such post
ponement were necessary to enable him to
carry it out successfully. The Secretary
Of the Treasury and the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue soon discovered that it
was altogether impossible to get ready By
the 1st Of August, the day fixed by the
law, since an immense number Of blanks
have to be prepared, and large number Of
officers to be selected, to say nothing of
the scyenty-three stamps which the law re-
quires. 1t will be seen By our dispatches
that the 1st Of September has been fixed as
the DAY for the law to go into effect.
, 1862-07-25
the ILLINOIS .ABSENTEES.
4 Stringent Hint to the
L0itererS.
IMPORTANT ORDER OF GOV. YATES.
Inyalfds, Furloughed, or Desefters,
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF I1L1ao1s,
Aojutant Generals Office,
SPRINGFIELD, July Il, 1881

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF 111ao1s,)
Ao1utaa9s Gene1als omGe, 100,
rs,ac,o, n;snatch ~ o1ha rh,cs o. T.,hSna1
s,pn-ou1r1n :rn,v ed 1eeo
s.rfous COMPLAINT has been made bv com
handing officers of regiments. brigsdes and
divisions in the field. on account Of the large
number of officers and priyates who are ab-
sent without 1eare.
Governor Yates has been ca1lca upon to
render immediate assistance to the arnv to
effect the immediate return Of such ss are able
to ioin their regiments. and In case Of their
refnea,. to cause the7, Immediate arrest "a de-
ser+ers. and retnrn them nn3er puand
There are three classes If ahsentees, to wit.
those who are absent on sick leave. those
absent On furlouehs, and aesertezs. OF the
former. many no doubt ana unable IN aeconnt
of s3ckness or wonnds to return. and many
are ah1e tn return but delav for want of trans.
nor+atfon.
The var Hepartment has authorized the
Governors Of States to give certificates or
passes which Will entiue them to transporta-
finn from their n1ace of rasfdencA IN the near.
eet Unitet, States muste1iug officer or quarter
master, who will pay she costs Of such traus-
portation On such certificate or pass, and pro-
vide transportation for the soldier to his regi.
ment.
Capt, Jno. Christopher is the mastering Off.
, 1862-07-25

XkKkHN0 2USNCE,
An effort is to be made to purge this
community Of home traitors. The letters
in the possession Of Col. Tucker, at Camp
Douglas, will start the List handsomely.
Let our loyal citizens be on the alert TO-
collect and bring in the evidences Of
dlsloyalty a2d treason in our midst. a
steamer load Of Chicago aud Illinois trait
OF, male and female, cannot be too soon
Under way from Cairo to Memphis. Let
them be "put without the camp" Bring
in the evidence.
, 1862-07-25
The Great Reaper Trial at Dixon.
TIE TEST IN THE FIELD.
Especial Dlepatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1

Especial Dlepatch to the Chicago THbune.1
DIXON, July a, 1864
The trial Of reapers commenced this morn-
ing in a field about three miles from the city.
The grain is spring wheat, standing well, and
will turn out from twelve to fifteen bushels
per acre The test, therefore, cannot be &C.
we're one All the machines have done well
thus fur, both the hand and self-rakers.
Several new entries have been made to-day
ard nearly all of the machines have arrived.
The weather is fine and the heattendance large
The disposition to racing hiss abated, aud
tae work is progressing In 4 mere rational
manner, but We see the elements gathering
for race tomorrow. It Is useless to at
tempt full report At this time
since the system Of trial is not well clcn1s-
ted to aid one in rapid conclusion in the
right direction ..
Thespectators have been permitted to walk
in the stubb1e and see the machines In
operation to-day. This is one step in the
right direction, and We hope to see more Of
the same sort.
, 1862-07-25
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, July 22.-Numerous bodles Of
Euerrillas are encamped near Lavergne, 6f-
teen m1ics distant On the Murfreesooro' road.
ooms rebel citizens of Nashville Joined the
Rne1MEala officers yesterday at LaEergne and
battle Of Manassas. a number var ~ arrestei
to-day. The citizens are less excited than
they have been recently. The military is all
under ar1ns-
The Louisville up train returned from be-
were approaching Richland Station.
There Is considerable alarm at Columbis
from the gueni1lss In the ne1ghborhood. Our
pickets were driven in on the Mount Pleasant
road on Sunday night, aud the wires cut fge
miles this side Of Columbis, yesterday, in the
daYIfrht
, 1862-07-25

The latest sensation Of the New York
Herazd relative to rumorcd disasrcements
in the cabinet is given elsewhere. 1t will
be received with large discount as emana-
ting from sheet entirely unscrupulous IN
gratifying its taste for startling rumors,
Loyal men, however, will very generally
make this comment, that the country has
no cabinet officers, nor generals, whose
SERVICES can at all compensate for sacri-
fec Of principles In the conduct Of the war
a cabinet officer SO balanced should
speedily kick the beam We hope the ru
nor is cana1d.
, 1862-07-25

SENATOR CHANbLERsS SPEECH.
We publish the speech Of Senator
Chandler or the peninsula campaign, as
printed in the Congressional GIobe. It was
delivered for the purpose Of vindicRting
the Administration against the foul and
false charges heaped upon it by the pro-
slavery press, headed By the New York
Herald. Some days ago we published q
synopsis Of Mr.. Chand1er's remarks, but
now give the official documents and testi-
mony upon which they were founded.
, 1862-07-25

New YORK, July 24-1he steamer Fulton
from New Orleans July 10th arrived here to-
night. She has $50 hoggsheads of sugar as
cargo. She also brings the body OF Lieut. D.
Nay a. Amqng tne Keso4 sfs Gen R SasR
Cowen, Capt. Gould, Lieut. Briggs, Lent
Appezaon, Lieut. Hayes, Capt Palmer, and
469 sick and discharged soldiers from Buffers
div1eion- Privates H. L. Willis, Co. I, STU
n r., died on the 18th, D. Sawyer, Co Z,
l4th Maine, died on the 1Sth. and drummer
at sea
New Orleans papers show the city to be un-
usually healthy and quiet.
, 1862-07-25

From South ar0i4RAs
Correspondence n Z. Tribunc.1
HILTON HEAD, s. c., July IL, 1862.
All ID quiet here, with the exception of au
occasional demonstration On tue part Of our
suntoa's beyond Beaufort, just ny way Of
showing the enemy that we ara alive and Vig-
liant On tue merasng Of the 10th they went
up The river, partially circamaavig sting
Beaufort Island, AND succeeded in burning
stveral huss serving as barracks for the en-
enly.
Gen. Stevens brigade, composing six reg;-
mente, with four others detached from Gen
Wright, are noW On their way to Fortress,
MOnsne.
The editorial suggestions Of the New York
Times, that Gen, Hu ter might could, aud
should attack and capture Sav.uuah, ara abb
Eurd. He has enough troops to hold Hilton
Head and Beaufort Islands against any force
the enemy can bring against it. no more.
Edisto Island will he evacuated by Gen.
Wright in few days, just as sooa as trans-
ports are obtainable. There are but four regi-
ments there.
, 1862-07-25

PLYMOUTH, Ind, July a44-The Union con-
yenrion Of the 9Th congressional district as
sembled this day a. Ply mouth. Hon. Schuyler
nation
, 1862-07-25

ToRoHro, July "a The vest wing Of the
pa.1lament buildings. recent1y occupied By
British officers stationed hers, Wa5 entirely
destroyed bF fire this afternoon.
, 1862-07-25
VOLUME XVI.


Absentee officers and soldiers belonging
to Illinois regiments will do well to heed
the long roll sounded from the Adjutans
Generals Office. Let every man who Is
able " fall in" at once No shrinking now.
Desertion In time of war is death. Resig-
nation in time Of war is death to the hopes
ct any officer who seeks thus to steal
s.peg higher" The line Of promotion is
not by that route. tits long roll Of names
to which this long roll comes. The TR1B-
uNE will publish the list Of "absentees
without 1eave," as soon as they can be pro-
cured from the Atjutant Generals office.
, 1862-07-25

Break Ia the 3lltnb1s and Michigan
Canal.
A1oun1s, H., Juls 54-We will have The
break in the canal repaired Tomorrow, aud
pasE boats on Saturday
JoHN B. PRESTON, Gen Supt-
, 1862-07-25
The GUERRILLA WAR IN KENTUCKY

Rebe, Againtt Bebel--A Very Pretty
Fight.
, 1862-07-25

conn Atten11or Chica 90 Board
wAst\}s Of Trads Batterv:-Any member OF
this Battery who viii accept y synstiue c3l:s y
IL III QQnD BQYuGLME 2. Q. Rox 5s1s. !:25tllS u
, 1862-07-25
Remember McFteker'S Benefit
T6-NIGHT.

pOARDING-Wi,h nice pleasant
4 , rooms can be had at 69 Michigan avenue c,-nsr
Of Lake street. Aso few day hosrde1s can he nc
coun1otated iYG5tl6-1m
, 1862-07-25

DESCRIfTIVE ROLLS.
H. for sale 1t TKIBUNE OFFICE
U#&+ 81 GI1Gk stzeat.
, 1862-07-25

FQR SALH.-To Butchers and
J. others-A Meat Market doing eon1 business
South stdsl established ten yea.s prsssas GEo1tietor
n w1Ffhune {|ffce iFE-tl1S-3t
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
HENRY b. HERTs: JRa AUcTIoNkER

Attract pere plo.; sale ol taluable
IIAllsN MARBLE sTATUARY
LATELY imported from Italy ~ Ssrs. Viii Brothers,
Late Vito Flti Sons. uf P.3.aIeirha,
Comprising GrcGs Figures aud Bnsts of great value.
To be ~Ola a: auction without afy reserve.
ON WEDNESDAY, DEC 3, AT II O'CLOCK,
By HENRY WOOD 4 co. kLCrlONEEKS,
Al CIR sal ssrooms 40 Broadway,
Comprising co-c ion OF Marble Satuary, OF
iprttat of Messrs W.T. hROS, OIL and
tie hat. rin oi Vuo Viii Sons Of Phiadelphi4.
This nal be The sale OF the ind made this city
Il will eonrgse Stat ooiy and goo
aii o- included The Il Is also sale
which has bren mad. ior he rm in New York,
al the Of AIT offered OF superior character
ana elicit the appreciation Of All
Foe catalogues VIII br ready few days ana will cuuai n
al dese ons 1f the several PIECES otrea; aud AZ there
bsa no sales n any nnoriaDre IN hs branch sim e
sale al saiuary adr bs S4 Vito N AT the Alhtnbra
tia lSJ1; ihr prcseht catalogue Will comprise
ks OF Feneu nature only il IL presumed the sale
shree ia. before The sale
The New York herald., 1862-11-27

AT THE OLDEST STAND-l3f SEVENTH AVENUE,
"A EZEK1ELs guarantees 10 pay the highest prices
ladies' and genileHens Casion Coihns also furni,ure
tended TO by Ezekcs lN Seventh between Nine.
teenth and Twentieth Ladies attended By Mrs
Ezekiela
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

l,EGARs AT LESS THAN MARKET PRICES, AT THE
- Segar Agency, No IL Broadway, up stair; suffers
dealers and peds would do well ~ call ne insucem,nls
viii offered 10 cash buyers. al ~ Broadway, sp stfs
The New York herald., 1862-11-27

T THE SUREST PLACE, 2S3 SIXTH AVENUE
"A Ladies and gentlemen, II you wish 70 find lar and
honest dealer 70 dispose oil Clothing Carpets
Furniture Jewery Ac the best YOU can do 10 can on or
send note to the old, well known dealer b. MINTz, 2S3
Sixth avenue Eighteenth street There you will be
receive fifty FER than BY any other dealer
Ladies attended by Mrs. Mintz.
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
EXPRESSES.

A puRNHAM's FURNITURE ExPREsssAND PACK
"A. Ing Esapisnment III West Eevsn.h street between
Fth and Sixth avenues.Hou eh0lh Furniture boxed and
shpped 10 ali OF the world Covered wagons for
mevinG urnure from the e0untry fprnaturu eofo
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
N. kERwIN Al CTioNFER.
!. Be EAN.fS MEtLMLN 4 co
LpWARD sfNIEENJtH H. ACCr!oNEER.
II LARGE STOCK or RI II AND PLAIN HOUSE


HOLD RI RSIICRE.
ny u ". IiES 60. Tomorrow (Frdayl, Nov. 28
II l0tc russ 80 Sfoadway
Glh..b SrOCR OF CABINET FURNITURE
sr, t. 1rst ake aud style, ald guaranteed uy city
IA .sgti he III a,st cass.
A Et.E IAN. STOCK o. CHAMBER FURNITURE,
tdi 81 u, hararo cs Arnuircs Lounges thars led
s-as Bureaus. Was sands and nodes, N rosewood
ELEGANT'RoSEw OoD pARLoR SUITS,
20 = Hrrcn god aua crimson, blue green, and
q -r 90 ,rs ni re.ca hrjctel, p.tsb and reps
koSEh GOD ETAGEktS ate SECRETARY BOOKCASE.
do Library Tables rosewood
rsutre aud a. ii Tat Tables, fancy chairs,
OAK AND WALNUT BuFFETS,
,smc OF which ~ ri-sant. also
DINING TABLES,
aIreU, tweige and ten seet 81 the best city make.
NALL FURNITURE
Etcgant TABLES. Cha 70 Racks, Stands. &C
CHINA ID NSER AND TEA SERVICES
SEVERAL Ffe.rh Calra green and gold
ani other styles Just received; also, pairs of rich
vases.
GARD,
Tae public respectfully invited 10 examine these goods
.hs day aHd before sale Every article is
ed a3dyorih the confidence and Of purchasers
Catalogues otlces l55 and ISL Broadway
ID. w. IVES CO.
The New York herald., 1862-11-27

pRAHAM yANDERFOOL, 4 Co. AUCTIONEERS-
"A Nj gniccnt bold farnitu-. Paintings, aiuars,
AM n.s rare an costly Works Arts, at pubic Ruction
ms dy Tnarsa ~ November ~ the ele priv
resloencr West S.xrenth street, Fifth and sixth
weather Dra ius Snlts covered in French
sAa brocssel ma haze o,,N Anei ior,s richly sar.sd
nakrrs kseres aAry, m4roi top seerstsiy Bookcase
Centre Tsnes, Velvet Covers Velvet Carpets. Brons g
chaad~l cfs Eneo mares, Ladies Work, Card and
Chess Tables. La Curtain suT~ro bronze Clocks;
Assumption OF Viz la, tIon celebrated anting in
Louvre sAa ~ PARIS; tw" rnach ralnnes by Cole;
astislic bronze and nasDie ssatuars Ulaek walnut
kar aus he eaais. was4sa Wararabes IN suite
Mattresses. BlanAets Sles C, Mirrors, elegant Sci of
eAs engra. sli Silver War;. Catna Din
and lea Cutter! Linen, sc, also Basement aud
uAhe
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
A DMlAIsTRAToRs SALE
a or
vAlrARl.E lAciJINERY

A DMlAIsTRAToRs' SALE
"A
VALUABLE MACHINERY,
Consisting pOa Engine ten WOOD
snrsh's anlg-. ToagIls .ad Mac ines
,tacing hnrs both woSd anl iron frames; Also =
DUPLICATES foe odwrhs Plan NJ Ma
stn.s Pan-s Drlilng Machiuts Tor working
asa IA ~ VA VI other sAcfnery ail os sod At
u i~sts. y rll .st 10 oclo5n A. NJ, by ED
y ARp schEhcK. ~ No. p y y street wh re the above
aed tlr pt. t1ls thr which VIII
h~ - By otIer of T. j B. sCIIESCk and CARO-.
LINE SGd ENS n. A sussrasprs.
~ kERwIN Al CftoNFER.
\. 81 BAN,iS. MEEWIN & co.
vn- BGiid.nss o. anA i96 Broadway.
FRlI9tf AFsE&NDUA. NDv. ~. al Aoclock,
HIN-, MEDALS. TOKENS, AC,
-i vt, ei.efAcng MANY Hue - e;iuens OF rare
also elt GAlalag0s.s. Also htndsame
Bi.Ath = ALSUl COIN CASE, &C
~ JOSEPH jE,,EMAN, AUCrioNEER MORTGAGE
- s. FRiltat. N0kEMtEk -
A. NJ, Rsms" House taie Globe Hotel),
NJ. 81 fHit - stiCFt, Efook
-e -o5d Furniture composing some fifty
as. 10 newool nttogtn anit aud oak Hair. nnsk
a. RAW a 'sscs' teataer bost Is End Pillows: also
ar asslfNent OF Bahkcs seila, Com0rters, Sheets,
hse linen iaai' ratns Pa 81 Ware, Cut ry Crock
Gas tl.Ires, caefs Stoves, English. Brussels
Atd in-ratn Carptts ocotes, fc
ST good new, having been in
ant >aott time.
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
WHO wouLD not GO 70 MAKE ynEE roRryNEf

renowned English prophecies universally acknowledged
the Of all asrologists who guarantees secure 70 those
who consult health, wealth happiness and warrants
to mpai to them information OF the utmost importance
relative 10 lawsuits journeys absent friends coursp
hidden treasures and toublesin fact
OF all affairs IN life Brave soldiers learn your doom Of
glory life or DEATH. III Jou prosperity
Felicity ,ou not delay visit OF address by letter this
highly NJ tel and bauuf young lady, at 0i Sixth
oppVs Lithth street Miss W is the only person In this
c w,o tue srniGe Roman and Arabian taissnans for
love eorl inck an5 aGars--wairHned Tor life
Lucky Numbers @itrn, high respectable city rcfe-
r,nces Drunk and unfahfui wives and nus
banda rcs -,.HtS
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
7 BoGARr. ACcTIoNEgR.-BY s. 81 BoGARr ON

T BoGART, ACcTIoNEER;-BY s: j. BoGART ON
- FTidat, November - at l0A- o'clock AT N. IJ West
Foreth snet tween Eighth aud Ninth syeuns t.nteel
hoGs I'D + tuiic, consisting OF mahogany SoIhS Tctra
Te Par chair Rockers ana Lasy Chairs. F N plate
ter ass Brussels Carpets, ocJlh pamask anu Cur
mahogany marble top Dressing bt Va stands,
marble Crnire Tables and na.,sa-s french
Be- ads Hair Mattresses Pillows Bo.slers. blankets,
o. lts, O Paintings costly China Tea ana D Sets,
Cookery aud Glass Mare, Extension Dining rapc Chairs,
Tbe Cutlery Kitchen Utensils, Ac, &C. deposit required
from an llr.hasers
The New York herald., 1862-11-27

A NO. 3ss BowERY.-H. ROsENTHAL HAVING A
"A great desire to purchase large quantity of on
Wearing Apparel Furniture, Carpets Jewelry Ac BY call.
ing addressing ladies and gentlemen obtain the
utmost value for each article. Ladies attended to by Mrs
Rosenha Please remember and try $50 Bowery opposite
Great Jones street
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
MILLINERY, sc.

TSuRs FURs, FURs.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
the styles OF Mink Collars and Muns In every
variety TO sold 30 per cent less than any other
Ladies before purchasing elsewhere i DO well call
US N. Phillips. 27g Grand street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-27

I BoGART, AUCTIoSEER -By s. A j. BoGART. on
u Saturday, November ~, At l0Ls ocoak auction
No. l North William DRY Goods Show Case,
H. consisting OF two Large nets lot Fancy Goods
two plate glass Show Cases, top Wagon Also III
ocock, general assortment OF Household Furniture.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-25

t y
90 nH are
@ H
@ orula
q as O.
e5 e9 Hse Bay ssh
in'ef. ana o. tfag back % obedience
ana duty -, rs. Arsenal aad ro
RE Hi bar Away thc black 8ag 81
slavery aal Rebellion iram .Iis Car
and nn aj
Confidence reaa a each ohr.
IS 81 we acsl Il make Is ull pros
perous and q ayeH. as f,r as possi O..
tie real evils that yj.it rs all. spring
ins out Of wicked and mad ambition.
Words alone, even though they may
be, a. Luther said. hali.battles, viii
not answer now We must have sys-
icmatie, energetic aud persistent ae-
action that Will produce an that
IS demanded 81 Ire cxigencies Of the
times and bring our insane brethren
to obedience aud duty"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-25

- @ H
9
s. Gee
fman
3efs Nelaal
Hu@ .aag
e Hieh rn y ar
81 q Go samsa IS pdi rs
promised dai fns sl faB ihe
diy .hgul3 ecafs tha tbc milis a4
manafsaor there ala'i ~ 1arb
Gay frltr lpF. q ihe r,is.ls. ~
DE ra.lra rg glt Is Tie l
pats outside 81 tl am Tcmayo-
il hd o. military vap1l ~, u4-
Iericre aahtbe arrangement tai %
~ Same i'mc il.ey would nst fG
oar troop % oaIy .eioan iom
az, Il appear. ,hal DE rebel. intend a.
oppose our troops al sLh InIut and
80 filley eamoi prevent Diem from
entering il.e iown. Tie question i
doubts sellol ere ibis, aol y pre
suac lint oar troops tayg taken ibe
place. AZ &c other matters, tterc
orc report ilm siongsall jackson Is
uill near Winchester wuh 10000
men. a. ife .uue time, i i thc gem
eral impression Dist lle las gone soulh
towards Gorloa lc. Bot oar Gen.
crals are "a ihc lockout ~ lin, and
% not mean lhal To shall steal a
march upon lhcm L lhey can prevent
i. Gen, llpel il b have . Court 81
Inquiry 20 examine and report upon
is conduct IN ibe lafc Kentucky cam.
raiw.
Its said tie rebels have burned
tie ioun 81 Lamar, IN Missouri, bat
We have ne particulars given. some
particulars d Tie bombardmcni and
destruction of q large portion Of The
town Of 81. Mays, Ga, are given.
II seems 20 lave been oceasioned by
our troops being fired upon BY tie
rebels, after our boats bad started 70
leave the place. There are various
other items q intelligence, but noth-
Ing If special importance.
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