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MAPS.
GOO, 900 s MnLE 20 or SIR FEMALE

600, 600 s MAhE 70 or .I FEMALE
lloyd XIV STEEL rI.ATF COUNTY cOIopFD
MAP uI iiiE HnFD STATES
c4NAnAs. AID EFw BRUNSWICK
From recent surveys. completed Aug 10 lso2.
cost tlo. oos 10 engTasc q aud ono year, ,inl.
Superior g. any sio map ever mad. by Cotton -
Michel. ard iis - The low price 81 - cent?. SO
Oo0 names are engraved on this map
J. = not only county Map. lui y J.. slsoa
COUNTY AND RtfLROAD MAJ
lie Z State aal Can 'rs ni. .f..ss
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
ara distance b.fWesn
Guarantee any woman OF man 81 10 g. Der Ia.
AID VII take lax all maps that cannot L. fols al
refund the money.
Send for ~ worth 90 try.
Printed Instructions how e. canya.s we'll farm. D.
cd all agents
Wauted-A smart mrr, "a WLolesaie Ag.ai f.r
our Maps In every State, Canada, Englsnd sni Csi-
Hernia. fotune rlas be inside with a small capital
1T. LLOYD.
No l8l Broadway. Neg YORK
The War Department uses our Map ~ Virginia
and Maryland, which r. marked TOronc bizarre Gap
Boil Run Mountains, Fails Church all III fsfas a.
the Potomac. aud every ether place Ia Maryanf aId
Virginia, or ney.refinded.
Price Is cents. Sept 10. dw5t
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in-~--sf f-esn aass
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

A rsft3in papfibeis,et yef-ols are Hftemf IT.
palm q % The U1Eus,rti p1biic iuitnfiof.s ~
PREPAEKD 81 Tx, ro.ld csuficc psr-ons ,, er4s
ne before yurchsrtns. Esf s>s ~; tls rail-
syx1r--res. rsxPaKvD es.Us -
ID q he ozikte sr&y,<-. ~ e<A<s 40
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

an'icr.-As Tie boz season i approaching. essr,
person should prepare their stcp for shc chang.
AID ;aefe Is SO rcsuees applicable a. ''Nci.ear'-
Strengthening Ccstai So hcos Purifier Il rii
partly The Oiecd thoroughly. I'D al The same uuls
strengthen ard lusigorsie the whole crgsnisstou
Tie inrnenss 0uartiiy 81 & thai IL sold cai.,. B.
PROF. enough q lis srea yrsaet IN thosoueai, is-
r'esihs al iupurs nstt.i- ilsm be tloc1 49,,
&c so. IT. it. l. g. dcuc,a. a. taxi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
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IL t<r. se<us IN arb 81 oclneer tssr lftt
CsftF. ef 49, toitutaE csfrtlral. t-Hf .rt
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hssaifs rxaafeft
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

hkANDRfln'S rIlS. -for the restoration
health - those Mo hs. c.sn stricken 10y apopleS,
OF paralysis thss the only reliable ieedlcin,.
al sd-iloii. ei the lengs. chest and bc~,i. tl,i
ifofaIi use sases l.r aud quickly cures Prcrm
ME, picnsi-, cholera. Wind spa-ns. worms ehcler.
ucrhus. d.sriio.s ay.eits4y. wb,ihsf from nAlas5-
eaang unrre fruits or other farli- IN diet. yield
their infuonce. Asthma soli. fheumatsn,-. u,
Affections. rrr''r-s. ini.usnation- - any esgan
!sffs. shciner lk-e other specific evers eiliess
Diseases. isundcf. - Nils's tauce smallpox u.ee.-
i~s. -,al. r r.lss. Hhii, s~ei,ings. piies ais-F..
Of even iiir's yc-s' csaiunanoo an o.fe. alb
ulcert ~ ihc llver have all t.eu cure1 pcr'nan-ssJ
~ these celebrated vegeiAbir Universal Pal, IA
lems' conplsiuis snd nervous diseases tles haze
been equally sucoe-sfui. Vide change of l., Aois
first ani second periods. Epilepsy. depre-.icn -
spirlis uisLtiui aegsms all ohairucicus ara f,isa
alton ~ tiom cured. .i-ls.fssd 4ea corefl..-
Prise 70 cents pr boa.
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r~-pr, fsiie sesie-s 81 ui-ol1l-e
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So. -tu hsrssflsf - esfftse e r-tr 80 lsrzr
CONS iTrtow.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
OYSTERS.

I,EKsH oTsTEEs ysst recsI~st "a On y is-t
4 co1s.azsly e. ka-f - J. A Ts<tr q, ,ss sts-
6rocsry. eo-ncr a. Az oAle sxets s.--r1w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

They clear the Throat
They give strength ana volume to the voir.
They impart delicious aroma % the hreatl
They are made Of simple horts and csrr,
harm any one.
iadsi,e every one ~he has Coash cr $ Hrss
Voice Rad Breath. % am aielosliy 81 he lh,o.
10 get package % NV Thros, CONNECTIONS. ,h.y~
relieve you Instantly. ana yoa will agree With II.
thai 'hey go.c ne spot You wiii nns t.e,n very
useful sna pleasant while travelling ~ au.ri.as
public meetings ior sitting yrar congh Or aGssins
you thirst nyoa ~ one paesae, sm ,sfe in ,ay-
irs iha, youwln ever sf~r~s-s. coa-icer ihcsu n
elspessibie you vii Ga fh-tn At N, Druggists ~
reslsrsin Medicines.
sPRIcR TgRNrY- FfvR cENrs.
Ny slgnaiureJ. GA saail package Al others ~
counterfeit
Package will be --n, ~ nal. prepaid on res'T
of Thirty Cents.
Address,
{: HENRY Q. spALDlNc,
Ne - Cedar Street. New Yorl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
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T5pdfs-'cns Ola crinai'ke .r e'hsr. are
s.Fress freus roisans.'
.sy dzag.rosis,0 ;he Buina1 r.siails ''l1
''Iats uo; ST. s-i ~ e prty-isrs.'f a't. rs
ssrhc~ come out n iAsira,oic - dss"
'ihsy sre The, only iaf1lble remedies knevFf''
,i2 xesrs nsa more ,s'ii .he' n sew yor. ciy."
C.sf 55-lte City rs c~cs.
U.sf .y--the City Prisons aud saeea iie-.s-
1.ssl bs-- ihe c.p s.csmere. sllpF. &C.
tssa bs--ths CRY nogi;sls Aims 3qpsef, &e-
Csss B5-the .ty Hotels. Asots. ST. Sletoiss' IL
r--f t'-ihe Boarding Houses. &c. Sc, rs
Uset .ro ihsu 1000 rrs4ats ssuiu,+. -
80 - s-s a. f,-, S, ,.irss,,s - rsef J. Ea.fs,-
,rlsge al ~ IA Peg d. 4aors-- hestlfrs, &C.
HorsFkFrrFTs- trcubisd with verroih media
So no longer 81 they rs5 CoarsR's" kxicrminaiof
cost awe would bAve it We had tried p sons,
b.tth- ' ensessd nnttiae: bit sSosrAK's" article
knsf4s tAs hr..iA oui of Rats, Mice, Reaches, nd
ftasl- fiurs quicker Tran we write BE-. tits i1
great demand all over the ccattr) -.hetiaa lo.l
t6faess afra .Ie
MORE GRAIN ana Froslsois are acslfovet az
nus = IN ls-s.atC a'irty ve1oin- than would lay
Tor ~ ihis lt-' ans insect klcf.--lah astPr
WIS Hsrgd.
fBEARl+R C.fNIdR- Wa ara selling your pro
paraf.uas rafit l.. Wherever they have been rsci,
4 afekrn4 srovsre DrEgee;s "ndscr. ~
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seeds and Dried Fruit,
WANTED.

FH N1<a re~Al p-y Ne 1ixnef Ca.e prlo<-
A.4r RyIMAN.
Main 81. eesrssn IsETe Hsuts Ec.,< tsa IErzsr
xcxre-'s wsrtho1s. Oct terl0
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
TAX NOTICE.
Treasurers Notice for 1862.

TASAsrnrrs ofricr. Oct 81. ise2.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
= y tax dnplics'c for lea hss been received su8
u. f-LlanLrr h The -aL. II - !. 81 - Year
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

se Single bottle Of SPACtaGco'S YFYPARK.
diIlT viii save isl times IL rot "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17

"a Sruinous - Serof1loas alecuons at e..
'~fse. lie h.gai ne potato roi - markind ~,
se sile AID iitey a. ~sii fatal Ihsy asi>s fio.
oeesiainstoh a'i iapuf.sy 81 tie blood, snd az q,
te scel 90 aroaad d. everywhere one ouarser "a.
al Ne ncet 40 tsiase1 with them. ant one cuar,.-
. taeee die q them. die foolshly too. bcoAuse he
are e4rahie AaAs's SAAsATAAGsl-s cieAnsss ont ~.
sS'oiul'rs eofruYtca fgosr the blood renders pure
ne healthy. art cfiec.ualls eKpurgatss tic f.-,.
cor'sminasio' Hom lie systsu. No longer gto.
Under yopf scfo'uicas Disorder. since IN ,rfe.i.,
ess AS has provided as uis-ie o, e,1l, inAsioa
curative virtues that hs osii. t.ASAf.ss. fi.,n,
seat. Naitrisr,. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
Nashville on Friday. 1t Is said that the Rebels have
! left sIurfreesboro and gone 10 Chattanooga.

Nashville on Friday. It's said that the Rebels have
left Murfreesboro and gone To Chattanooga.
The fag-of;ruce steamboat Express arrived at
Fortress Monroe from Aikeu's Landing, on Sunday
afternoon, bringing from Seoessa $50 Union prs-
onors, in charge of Capt Mulford of the Sd New
York.
We print elsewhere the official report Of Col.
Burton of the Ash New.Yerk, commanding at Fort
Pulaski, detailing his operations 10 the late move
nent against the Charleston and Savannah Railroad.
We have Ivy telegraph the departure Of Gen.
Mcclellan from the Array Of the Potomac, and the
very modest and excellent order of Gen. Burnside
Oh assuming command.
Gen. Hooker takes command of Fitz John Por-
ters army corps, the latter going to Washington to
be tIicd on the charges preferred by Gen. Pope.
All officers of the Army of the Potomac arc
ordered TO start for their posts within tweniy.iour
hours Dis)bedience will subject them TO dismissal.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
GOV. SEWARD AND PRESIDENT
BUCHANAN.

The Boston Transcript has the following biz
OF gossip, in support Of the absurd story that Gov
Seward was President Buchanaa's confidential
adviser during the last days Of bis iIl.starrsA
rule:
Just at th- close of Mr.. Buch.nau's Admin sa.os bs
Hen Charles Fraacis Adams said Of hi, oeesgues
gois to tell you secret Gov. Seward has been Prm
dsh. Of the United States for the sst week."
There Is very short answer 10 all tbese
stories. There are just two men who would
certainly knOw the fact, if it were az alleged.
One of these is james Buchanan, who bas rs-
Gently addressed the public in reply to Gen.
Scott on this very portion Of his rule, sud ho
does not hint that Gov. Seward had anything
10 do with it: the other is Gov. Seward hun
self, who most emphatcally coDtradctJ it.
Low, then, can other persons inferences and
surniscs establish what he SO pointsdiy deniesi
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
TIE NEXT CONGRESS.

The XXXYIiIth Congress viii have d legal
existence from and after the 4th OF March
next, but its first regular Session does not
commeuce till the first Monday in December,
1868; and it can only bo convened prior to
that time by an official call from the President.
Speculatlons us to its partisan character are
manifestly premature, since no ole eau tell
what States viii DO represented in it, nor
what may be the nature Of the issues on which
il viii be divided. We do not even absolutely
know that the disintesratng process begun
by South Carolina and continued by the Dem
ocratc politicians Of the Slave States may not
be s,iil further pushed, in accordance with the
Recommendation of Vallandigham and Fer
nando Wood, until three or four hostile aud
powerless Considerations shall have supplonte1
tae soriggs Ul!Qa of our fathers. Tas tri'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
N. Y. CENTRAL RAILROAD.

1t seems to us that simple seli-respcct, If
not respect for their principles aud for the
great public interests involved, should impol
tbose Republicans who allow their names TO
hgure as Directors Of the Central Railroad to
decline 10 permit such uso Of them hcnceiorth
The shameful manner in which the Immense
patronage and power Of that Road are prost-
iutad to the aggrandi7emont of the political
party hostile ~ the Federal Administration
should induce every friend Of that Admiui.tra-
tion and Of the freedom and purity Of elections
to reirse 10 lend bis uame a, oovor for Guch
goes abuses. Lot Mr. CoFpi.g elect his nOxt
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
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Marine Disnstcrs.

rOnEAAoRr. De-. 81 ls6?
Tie ship Malay. from Montreal for Dundee en'
conutered Octooer IL heavy gale IRON N. VIZ
which lasted three hoars. when the q ~ was under
water TO tho main hatcn, aud the Aeeiworks wssneo
away ON both aides She also lost boats gears, Ne''
and eur away topmast. with ill attached v.
The schooner Giraffe, from Macbias ior WV w
New York il ashore at Proyiucelown, VII come VI"
after dlscbarsing. ..,o, srnk
The schooner Selena Helen, before reported suhk
az uarwich, has come ashors on the Oa' "H1 -
sinking. Wi, Z.
Schooner Carroll, from Maehias for Ne"-aorN'"
at PrOvincttown, nnmasled n,, D..
The British schooner Elliott, from Parsooro ior
Boston s at anchor of Garnet Lgnt Win ne' '''"''
cnt away. ,..I -, Cao.
The crew of the scbr. Boston, wrecked on SsPo
Ann, who were reported drowned, have Mh'eu sA''
ut Rock ort. c,.n;.. u,o.
TIE schooner Panama, ashore at Cot,it foin', Was
,o,,'J rnn nos,o, to Nowpor', vita AN assorted
cargo, aud no, from Albany for Boston, sslie'''Sy
reported.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
The kanrns Eirs,ion-Pr-irie Fires.

LEAysNwoRrH. Kan. Friday. Nov is5.
Tie Republican Siste and Congressional teAet in
this Safe j. elected by u, joity Of 70 OOOfl The
Legislature 10 also Republican.
PIaiie ffes are causing much damage IN various
Iars OF the State, by the destruction Of crops &c.
The Bu2etIH Of this cly learus thai family, con-
sistng Of six persona. was bd-ned death suffo-
Gated on the praie in Abdcrsoa County on Tuesday
last. A fire Is now ragiog in the woods between
Ibis city AID Wyaudoe involving the des rucion Of
portion Of the tel, graph connecting this city with
ST. Louis.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
WAlK.

Though We have lot yet the Official returns,
il is announced tia. the Democratic Pro-
Slavery Socesh-SyDgathzing ticket is elected
IN Sussex County by the following mojorities
Two Senator'S by tveafyOne majonty each.
Seven Rcpre sn.a,iye, BY n.DOrss Of apxari the
sscord ,hs Union lio.el bsng be,op by Average
thirty.
Sheriff by sr,nv-one, &c, &c
That resuH fastens Delaware for several
years more to the car Of the Slave Power, re-
iaias james 4. Bcyard to Congress, and gves
her voice for Pro.Slayey President in case
tde next election should go to the House.
Thirty moro Union votes in Sussex would have
reversed all this.
No matter: the day will surely come Tho
land owners Of Delaware might to-day buy up
every slave in the State at fali prices, eman.
cipGte them and make at lels! one hgndrod
per cent on the outlay in the increased value
Of their lands. Delaware mus. soon be Free.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

Thus We have, even after allowing the above
undoubtedly cI;ravSgGnt figure. as correct. an
regate considerably less than one-half OF the
number Of loyal troops TO be employed in deal
lug the finishing blows TO the Rebellion in the
Southwest. VIII it, then, be unreasonable TO
ak tba, the good work 30 lamentably delayed
since toe battle OF Shiloh shall be completed
during the next few m0ntbs Fortunately, the
e,h genius of the war in the West. the fatal
incubus that has 10 long stled and wasted toe
energies Of the largest and best Western ar.
mfs, Don Carlos Buell., has il no longer in has
power 10 damage tho loyal cause. Whatever
the strategic abilities OF Gems. Eosecrans,
Grant, Curtis. Gordon, Cox, and McClcrnand
may BE-, their record proves them to BE- men
who Wiil not content themselves with mere
maneuyerlug and occupation OF Rebe. territory,
but act upon the conviction that the annihLa-
ton OF tho Rebel armies Will alone end the
war, and promptly follow up and gisa battle to
the enemy-o!l that, in our humble opinion,
will be- necessary, with the irresistible nomem-
tum of overwhelming numbers ard superior
armament at thelr command. to accomplish the
desired object.
The time of preparation for tho campaign in
the Southwest is wengh over. Deicencie,
in clothing, arms and equipments among the
old troops have nearly oil been supplied. Tho
raw leVies have joined their veteran comrades
in arms. In few days all Of the seven Wcs,.
ern armies will be ready for work. Yet, the
commencement Of offensive movements depends
upon the condition OF the Western rivers.
Without rise in the Kanawha, Ohio, Cum
borland Tennessee and Arkonsas rivers, suili-
cient Tor general rc-openiug of steamboat
navigation, tue immense Union armies in West
crn Virginia, Kentucky, Tenneese, Mississippi
and Arkansas viii not have adequate channels
OF supply, and hence bc unable to move beyond
certain points. But, let the locks Of heaven be
opened for week throughout tho West, ard
the clash of orms will be- speedily heard from
tho Allegheny to the Ozark Mountains.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
TKE yEXT u. n. SENATE.

Tie Ertaiag Post gives the following tabular
exhibit Of the probable political complexion of
Tie next L. 5. Senate, as effected by .he elec-
tons OF 1862;
states. Py,sen, IaeaHJeah. Politics. SnoresEa
clllfonia ....H w. Latham. Democrat. Onion
Connecticut .James Daon... DIXON. Union
D,awtre.....J. A Bsyard .... Dcaoefai. .Deniocras
lni is04.......J.A A. " .DcToellt
Nsiue....,...I.. H. Borrill. inflammation
Mars Lana. .ABih'y Kennedy union......D Doubtful
Msss,ch0sst sChsrles sonncr Ubion......Union
Mch lu.....Z Chandler. ..Ulion......Uuion
Minnesota III NJ. Hioo..... .DeiuocfaG. .Union
Missouri. i.....J. i. Tender,on ulion.....Inion
New-Jcrsey. j. r. Thomson. Demecr Democrat
New.Y Ofk.. q. Preston ktrg. .Unioa
ohio-........B. h. Wade. ..Unon... ...Union
rernsyyaaiaD d. WiimOt.. Union. Doubtful
Rhode IsAnd.S q. Arnold. spmguc Uu.
rennessee....A. Johnson. .Uuion.....No
Vermont ...S. Foot. .Union.....S Foot, Union
Virginia. Nv. 4. Wiley. .Uaion......unioa
Wisconsin. y. n. Doortte. .Union.....Uulon
The numbcr Of Administration men going out II
II; Opposition ). Or those 20 enter On their tlrms
in March from those States will be-l3 hdDinislr.-
iion, . doubtful, and Opposition. Tenaassee will
not choose Senator.
The complexion Of the next Senate will therefore,
probably, be as follows: Administration, 53 ogpo-
sition. 10.
Tie Post iorses above shas REyIRoY
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
TEE WAR IN TIE sOUTH.WEST.

TEE wAR IN TIE sOUTH.WEST.
The apparent inactlon of the Western armies
since tue disgracefal failure Of Buell's second
campaign against Bragg, and the resumption
of oaetsive operations by the Army OF thc
Potomac, have diverted tho attention Of the
lcyal public from tho theater of war in the
South West. But many more days will prOba'
bly, not elapse before mighty events will again
fix the public interest upon that quarter.
Under the present seeming calm very hur-
rcane OF war is brewing, that will soon be
let !oo.e, and, even with but moderately able
direction, sweep by Oh inherent force the
States washed by the Mississippi aud its tribu.
tares clear Of Rebel domination. The distant
observer has no conception Of the extent OF
tho vast preparations making for last onset
upon the rebellion in tho Southwest. Tne
impending campaign will be waged on scale
in comparison TO the grandeur OF which that
of last year will appear insignificant. No less
than seven powerful armies will be arrayed for
operations along a line extending from the
western slope Of the Virginia Alleshanies TO the
western conines Of Arkanns. There will be
]. The army concentrating in the Kanawha
Valley under Major.Gen. Cox.
p The army OF Mojor-Gen. Granger, organized
opposite Cincinnati, and now moving through
Central Kentucky.
3. The grand "Army Of the Ohio" under
Msjor.Gen. Rosecrans, at this time upon It's
second march to Middle Tennessee.
4. The army of West Tennessee under
Msjor-Gen. Grant.
s. Tie army forming under Mojor-General
McClernand for service along the Mississippi
River.
6. The army of the Southwest (MojorGen.
Curtis's old commsnd) now operating in South
Eastern Missouri.
Z. The "Army Of the Frontier" at present
campaigning in Northwestern Arkansas. under
Brigadier-Gen. Schofeld.
At this early juncture we do not feel at
liberty TO mention either the field of action
respectively assigned to or the strength in
numbers and armament Of each Of these armies.
This much, however we eau say; the aggre-
gaze force thus marthaled for the winter
campaign in the Southwest will not fall short
Of three hundred aud fifty thousand men, and
Notwithstanding the great lengta Of the line OF
operations, m apprehonsious OF disasters from
III diylsIon into SO many distlnc. bodiea need
be entertained, as each will be strong enough
to contend succossiglIy with any portion of the
enemy likely to oppose its movements.
Tho Rebels are known to have but four ar
mics IN tie field east aud ives. of tie Missis-
.ippi with which to meet this tremendous
loyal force, viz: tho army under Lorng, 10
Southwestern Virginia; the united armies Of
Kirby Smith aud Bragg. in East Tennessee;
the army under Pemborton Qa,s Van Dorn's),
in Northern Missi.sippi; aud that until recent
ly commanded by Hindman, in Northern Ar
kansas. The highest estimates made Of the
strength Of these several armies range as fol-
lows:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
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TREUaE AHGUNgsr.-ruE TRIBUNE laws thr
blame oi the q tie dcA. upo tue nGclirty
"iuh.city" II the AdII lsuAJu AL dueisiea t4g
tue dOyui It, tle rsut 4 policy IN tie con.
duct If tho "ch could only bc attributed to acity
A. IT, dime THIS TGBrSE oss.,.--of coutse uurly
hat 4 the solifs could oasc yo'cd they would have
majority oI Iscaty fnol.snc tor tho Esiici ticAtt
According e. rL iwnrsA. then tie soldiers oull have
favored incspaciy treason Ia the conduct OF tie
Aoeuy Afgus.
The Argus il nothing if not villainous. Ii
was not tho inactivity" aud inbecility" of
The administration, but OF our military leaders
that the People have condomred; but they held
the Administration responsible iOr it, because
(they said the President caa make and unmaAe
commanders at will, aud ii one Of tLem proves
"an anger that wont bore" he should be
promptly replaced by ono that ,rW. Hence
tho faults of our Generals who stubbornly, per.
sisteuty, d.sobeyed the orders Of their supc
riors, were made to defeat General who has
from tho FIRST moment to tho present con.
demued aud resisted the policy of inacton that
has 80 uoarly ruined the Republic
The yoluntesrs from thi State would lave
voted precisely ns those II Pennsylsaria did
los; year, thoss Of I!lAois dia lait Jlae, 9ld
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

Board by his European proxies as usual; let
him constitute it Of those who will simply
register The edicts which he and Dean Rich
mond choose to promulgate; but let Repubi-
cans refuse henceforth TO be used to varnsh
20 gross violation of all proprieties and de-
cencies by the managers Of n gigantic moneyed
corporation.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

those of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Missouri have
recently doDe-tbree-fourth of them for ths
Union War tickets, not to favor incapacity or
tresson but to proclaim their determination to
have the war promptly and vigorously pushed
on to triumphant result. And this Tss
Argas clearly understands, though it knayishiy
peryerts it.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

umph of the slavebolding Rebels would be the
opcniug of new era Of anarchy and chaos,
whereof no men foresee the end. For the
present, We only know that tho States which
have already elected Members to the next
House have chosen as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
Michigan.

DsTao1 Moaday, Nov 10. 1850
Returns from tho upper peninsula flsee the eiec-
iion Of John r. Drggs, Republican, TO Congress.
from tie With District beyond doubt
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

JOHNSON is already chosen to take tho place
of Anthony Kennedy from Maryland. He is at
least as good Unionist as Kennedy. which is
not saying q great deal.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

The Vice President Of che New-York Cen.
tra tns been rejoicing the hearts OF bis Illinois
brethren by the following bulletin, which would
have delighted them still more had il been
true
SpeciL D,pach TO The ChcsEo Times
BUFFALo, Nov. Z.
Seymour has from looos 70 1900 r.joity Tie Dom
ocrss have Congesinen oa OF ihry-oue sud
majority IN ne Ar rilIy DEAN RICHMOND