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EDiTORIAL suMMARY.


EDITORIAL SUMMARY.
The Western Virginia Legislature have re-
quested Senator Carlile 70 resign his seat in the
United STATS Senate. His courseis in opposi-
tion to She Wishes Of the people Of thst State.
The sseansr Guy Of iwashington, w,ach ssil-
ed from New York, took out ssso, 600 in specie.
1t is saidthst there is band of guerillas on the
Potomac river. They. made an attempt to
attack the Dragon, Government vessel, the
other day, while she was lying by in consequence
of damage to her machinery. Capt. Wright, of
the Dragon, let fy shell into one Of their
boats, when they beat hasty retreat for the
shore. ...
Senator Wilkinson and Representatives Al
drich and Window, have sent strong protest
to the President, asking that no clemency shall
be shown TO the condemned Indians. These
men feel strongly, az II is natural they should,
and so also do all the people of Minnesota.
We confess to pretty strong feeling with them
in this matter, from what we have recently
learned of the facts in the case. lH " .
The working classes of England are strongly
with us against the Southern rebellion. II Is the
arstocraey that favors 'ecesh. The common peo-
pie love liberty and hate despotism, and though
they now suffer for bread, even their sympa.
thies are all with the North, while the British
aristocracy, the haters Of republicanism, de-
sire to see our country overthrown. May the
starving operatives be fed, and English snob-
ISM yet see the american Union restored, WIN
not save III all ts pordors. ...g. a..
The Eastern North Carolina Free Labor As
sociatiop have nominated General Banks for
President, and ratification meetings are to be
held in different parts of the State. II is said
that the native North Carolina troops belonging
to the organization streauously insist on a Wig.
orous and prompt enforcement of the confisca.
tion and emancipation acts of Congress. OF
course they do. II takes the Northern men like
Richardson. yallandipham. Fernando Wood,
anu 'o"" van n"'ep' W ao'oe"'o 'ho 'o"''hu
ance Oh slavery ana 'hus 'he continuance Oh 'he
war; Ehisnieheu s'aveho'oers WI" very Soon
...
Many people are anxious 10 KNOW tne aesl''
na''on Oh "eh' nanksS expea''oh' Inc pup
assured fact ,bat II uas bopna for Texas We
had ma ,re, he,,ev. ,h,s IN bo IN. oooi ,s nm,
other point. Without doubt, Gen. Banks will
give the country to understand, at no distant
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DAssEs ON THE POTOMAC.

on and alter the l?th instant day OF September,
passes will be required from all vessels, boats, &C..
navigating the Potomac river, These will be Is
sued BY the Commanding officer OF the Flotills,
and may be obtained from the naval vessels sta
toned at Alexandria, at the mouth of the river
GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary of the Navy
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
September II, 1862, scp4
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DENsIONs, PENsIONs,I

"No attorney wiH be regarded as hdoing Gisd he
necessary declaration and GLddpns, as contemplated
BY the siIh section Of the act, uniesS he FORMS, as
loeA The instruction. gipen in.his pamphlet, ARE
STRICTLY COMPLIED WITH"-CoMMIssIoEER
OF PENSIONS. ...
"The Manual OF Pension, Bounty and Bounty
Land Laws" published by tho Morrisons, Wash
ington, u. c., is the ONLY book now published,
ALL the FORMS in which erdei copies OF those
prescribed by the Pension Office. No other Manual
to be found in the market has them.
II you want a RELIABLE GUIDE in making
up your Pension, Bounty or Bounty Land papers,
as TO FORM, as well substance, enclose one
dollar and Gfiy cents and send TO W. II. Il o. H.
Morrison, Washington, d. c., and the book will
be sent by mail TO any part of the United States,
Postage Paid nov 25-eod6tSwst
EVERYBODY'S attention is allied TO
IL new stock of Clothing for Men and Boys use,
which we have just received, and offer for sale at
very low prices at No. 46i seventh street, near +.
J. BRUCE X CO.,
Proprietors oil oak Hall Clothing Room.
sep 25-3m
,pHE CHEAPEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN
l. town is at
l.. A. BEALL co,
No. 36I seventh street,
sc 25-3m between and h.
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. McCLELLAS.-We under
stand that Gen. Mcclellan arrived last night,
but we cannot state the fact positively, though
we have little doubt of it, as he left New York
on Sunday afternoon in the O'Clock train.
Mrs. Mcclellan will remain at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, until the return Of
her husband.
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The CoSvALEscEST CAMEA-The Star of last
evening says that ''if a change is necessary,
there are houses enough to be had in Alexan-
dria to accommodate the whole camp" Ger
tainly, change is necessary, and, at least, all
the convalescents ought to be put into houses,
whatever iS done with the stragglers. In fact,
the military are already transferring some of the
conyalescents TO houses.
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MASSACHUSETTS RELIEF AssoCIATIoS.-This
association held ii large and spirited meeting at
nishes us with the speeches of Senators Sumner
and Wilson, Hon. Mr.. Elliott and others, in full,
but the crowded state Of our columns prevents
our giving them in to-day's issue. They will
appear in our next paper, with full account of
the meeting.
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A NEW WORK ON THE RESULTS OF EMAN-
CIrATIos" is advertised in another column. 1t
has attracted great attention in France, and
now appears in translation in this country,
II can hardly fail to be received with interest at
this time, when the important question which
it discusses, occupies so large place in the
mind of the public.
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DEADY IN A FEW DAYS.
The Results Of Emancipation.
BY NJ. AUGUsTIN COCHIN.

Translated by Mss Mary l.. Booth, translator Of
n. Gdspdrin's Works on America.
So little Is positively known of the economical
and social results OF emancipation In those countries
where 1t has taken place, that the Importance of
this volume to the people of the United States, In
the present crisis, can hardly be over-estimated
The work was written at the suggestion of the
learned Count Montalembert; is based entirely on
official reports; and Its statements which compre-
hend every form Of the question, fully reliable
NJ. Cochin Is an ex-malre and municipal council
lor of the city of Paris He has had great advan-
tages for research among both public and private
on which his forthcoming volume treats. He re-
Gently received the order of knighthood from the
Pope, in acknowledgment of the ability displayed
In this book; to which, also, was recently awarded
the first prize OF three thousand francs by the
French Academy. ..
i2 mo. si.6O. Sent free, b. mdi, on receipt of the
price.
Address WALKER, WISE Il CO.,
dec 9-3t Publishers, Boston.
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SEE a woman In another column picking
sambuci Grapes, for speer's Wine. It is an
admirable article, used in hospitals, and by the
first families in Paris, London and New York,
in preference to old Port Wine. 1t is worth a
trial, as II gives great satisfaction. If
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SMITH q BEALL, No. 36I, seventh street,
- between l and streets, is the place to buy
your winter Clothing. They sell cheap. Try them.
nov 2I-dtjani
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ADgTASr GENERAL OF CoLoRApo.--David
II. Moffat, Jr., has been appointed Adjutant
General Of the Territory of Colorado.
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NAvAL.-The Navy Department has received
information from Rear Admiral Lee, command
ing the North Atlantic blockading squadron,
Of several important captures off Wilmington,
vessels from Nassau, loaded with assorted and
conrraband cargoes, and bound with the inten-
tion of violating the blockade, as written state
ments from the masters of different schooners
certified.
Rear Admiral Lee says that twenty vessels
have been captured by the blockading force
of Wilmington and the neighboring coast, since
September |, including one steamer, two barks,
two brigg, and fifteen schooners. Most of these
were sent North AZ prizes.
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The NATIONAL HoTEL.-This established and
fayorite house has just been thoroughly reno
vated by paint, and in great part refurnished.
The new furniture in the ladies' parlors is of
solid rosewood and Of the most rich and costly
descriptions. 1t was purchased from the same
parties in New York, who filed the last order
for refurnishing the Presidents House. The
present managers Of the National evidently
mean to keep up with the times, and we are
them to do 50, The house has been under their
administration for now five years, and was
never better kept, or more successful.
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FAIRFAX c. H., Va, Dec. 5, 1862.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN; A statement appeared
in your paper to-day that Washington's will
was some time since stolen from the office here,
and has been sold TO the British Museum.
an as ured by gentleman here, in whose
statement have entire confidence, that so far
from 'uch being the fact, the will in ques-
non - now in Culpeper county, Va. IL was
removed By the former clerk of the court, Mr..
Alfred Moss, in whose possession he saw 1t in
May Iasli ana subsequently,, in September,
he saw Mr.. Moss, and was assured by him that
II was still Gafe.
Although my informant does not feel at lib
erty 10 divulge It's exact locality, for obvious
reasons, there need be no uneasiness about its
safety but that when peace shall reunite our
country, and afford security, this interesting
relic of our country's father will be restored 10
its proper resting place in this county, the
home Of Washington.
Yours, truly,
JOB HAw1HURsT,
We are glad TO know that the viii of General
Washington 10 still safe, and that it will be
preserved 10 the country.-TED. REPuB.
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NTHEREAs MY sTJkE, SITUATED ON 1 ST.,
w near sixteenth, was entered on the night of
the 4th instant and robbed of the following articles,
viz /: l oticers Dark Blue Cavalry Pants, I Blue
Vest, Black Vests, Light Sack, Black Dress
Cashmere Pants, unfinished; and 1 pairs Black
Pants, one plain ribbed; Black Frock Coat; pair
Light Grey Pants, very smal in the legs silk and
Worsted Vest Pattern, 2Iyards of kersey tgrey)
Cloth, double width, and "a yards Brown Beaver
Cloth. take this opportunity OF requesting the
public, especially those in the trade to assist me
In detecting the thief thieves, and they shall be
suitably rewarded. +. COHEN,
street, near 10th,
dec 9-it' Washington, d. e.
HANDS LINE--NoTICE TO CONsIGNEEs.
IL The steamer rs, Seymour" Capt. Room, from
Philadelphia, has arrived,
Freight ready for delivery.
HYDE X DAVIDSON, Agents,
dees-lts Georgetown, d. c.
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Our Forces Surprised and Cdptured, after
Brief Fight. Ia......
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FROM NAsHvILLE. /.

Regiment Erecting Huts--ProbabIy for
Winter Quarters.
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~ The OAee Of the National Repubii-
can 10 st 511 Ninth street, between PENN
syivsnia avenue and ID street, CUP stairs)
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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The wheresbouts OF Brec kinridge, Buck-
ner. Kirby smith, and Zoe Johuston.

SOMETHING WRONG SOMEWHERE.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
.lIl..I - @ December 8. 1862.

. = ,,-.
"hApooAhrhhs hhMf VI THE rorohAc,
Ia,Ig.lN December 8, 1852.
Reports from the river stations note several
do.,hs e.o,,, .,,,..,.a ,,,.,,,,. ~, 80, ,,.,,,
- 'Nf''"'o ""'i"s '"0 p''' 'o'S'
eight hoars. ~. .'..'
Large quantities Of supplies are prevented
from landing at Aouia and Potomac creeks. by
IN. lou, ,,.,er .na ,oo M. ,s,,a-',.,.
''o ~" Na'e' anu 'oe. ihe iauer Is tWoihehes
thick. Notwithstanding this, the army gener-
ally is provisioned for twelve days ahead,
r..,,, l. ,,., -
"'"''e'' anu CUM
missaries Tor their energy In overcoming great
obstacles and massing the supplies now on
hand. -
Tbere have bee, no rooy.,,.,,s q, ,,on,r,
~" Nv ""''''"s"'S W ''"po''
"hce 'o-oay'
Many of the regiments are industriously en-
gagged In erecting huts. as If preparing to amend
,ba a,.,,, ,....,,1,,,. rr,..' ',...-s,... -.
'no ",'o' "o,oaoo' nv ihP'e's'o"' nov
ever, Is prevalent that the present quiet will be
of short duration. ..
fH
NASHVILLE. Dec. 7.-Additiopal par,lculars
have been received Concerning the disaster 10
our arms. -.
| The bripade of Dumont,s a,visio, ,o,s,.,.
ing of t6e One Hundred and Eonrtb IIIinnjs
| Col. Moore commanding tbs hrigade, the 0na
| Hundred and Fiobtb Ohio ColoneI Iimbera.
| Wicklin,s battery and a email da,aohnan, 81
the Second Indiana cavalry were snrnrisaa a.
| DAYLIGHT tbis mornng al i}artsyiiIo hv Mnraaa, ~
comrnanding three resiments Of coy.iry ani
| t,yo of ipf,ntry II ' So
Amer tiabting nm hour and n o,,,r,or o,r
camp. capturing nearly ali the hrioada trains
and teams and burning what they could no
carry away. Two guns of Wicklen's batter
were aiso captured. .o.. -,..-.-.
and wounded who yere ies, on au ,h. saiS N'''eu
The rehai ioss is No, ronas,od '"' "''''
The gallant JJentenant Colone, s,s,rar, =,
the Second IndianaT cara,,r anS Soi 49, W
were smona tho can,,yas ainr Nh, 81 IL
Second Gndisne cava,rv ia nonnaad H., ~ w, w,
dangeronsiv ia avs ;b.t h.ir az ou, ~ ~ nos
| fongbt we'll but tbe other half soon hrosa
CoI Harlin,s and Col Niiler,s hrigadss ,.o,a
! sent IN nnrsnit hnt tho onamr bad sSrdo5 ~
CnmberIsnd river and were on, Of raan, '"o
few sbaII sent as,a, them oansoS ra,,,d $3.50
Major Hin denies ,ha, ,be c,mp was as. sn,.
nriseS. if so the afra,r n,as ,,or disp, =.
ps as Hartsyiiie was a s,rong nosition p"
On Tbnrsday . ,ien,enant scp,nnn, n1 p,,.,s,
divison Yas csn,nred while sIirnis,ino ''''"
Two reoimentaI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r-asc o,.o
cantnred While fnraa,ng "''' ''''
TbIrteen WAGONS ,yitS m,,es NJ, =, for,o,rr
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CREDIT DUE THE ARMY QUARTERMAsR.
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BYTELEGRAPH.
FROM THE FRONT.

DEATHS FROM EXPOSURE TO THE WEATHER
The Supplies not Landed In Consequence
" Of the Ice.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER announced the select COM
mittee appointed by rim to investigate the
charges against Hon. Jas. NJ. Ashley, as fol-
lowsI Harrison G. Blake, Ohio; j. P. c. shanks,
Ind, j. W. Noell, Mo- s. L. Casey, KY; Edw
Haight, N. Y.
Messrs. COLFAX and BINGHAM were ORR
ginally named on the Committee, but on appli-
cation TO the House, were excused.
Vacancies on standing committees were filed
by the Speaker as follows:
Mr.. Mcpherson, of Pa, vice Mr.. Blair, of
Mo-; Mr.. Yeaman, of KY, vice Mr.. Jackson
deceased, on the Committee on Military At
fairs.
Mr.. }. A. d. Fessenden, Of Me-, and Mr..
Walker, OF Mass, were appointed 10 I'LL yacan-
cies on the Committee on Private Land Claims.
On the call of States for resolutions,
Mr.. EDWARDS moved that the Committee
on Indian Affairs be instructed 10 inquire
whether any further legislation is necessary re-
latiye to the Indian trust bonds held by Gov
ernment in trust for the Indian tribes, and TO
report by bill or otherwise. Adopted.
Mr., TRAIN introduced bill providing for
the imprisonment ofpersons convicted of crimes
in the District Of Columbia. Referred to the
committee on the District of Columbia.
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THE ARMY pRovIsIoNED FOR TWELVE DAYS
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Ayers Cathartic pins.

TINHE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
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Vulnerable proofs are shown that these PTIIs have
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they are At the same time, In diiniEhed dose1 a.
children. Being sugar coated, they PleGsAnt 70
t4ke and being purely Vegetable are nee from GnV
risk Of harm. CuTes have been made which EnrpaSI
belief were they not authenticated by men OF such
exalted position and character TO forbid the Eu
pieiOn Of untruth. Many eminent eIerRymen and
physicians have lent thet names 10 eeFfify 10 tbe
public the reliability Of my remedies, While otherS
have sent me the assurances Of their Conviction tha4
my PrepsTations contribute immensely to The relief
OF my aiiiieted, suffering felloE-meu.
The Agent below named il pleased tofurpIsh rrat
e my American Almanac, containing dfrecfiop9 for
their use and certificates Of their cures Of the fol
costivsness, Billions Complaints. Rhsuma.t,n-
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the Bowels and Pain aEisin therefota. PIafuiepeT.
Loss Of Appetite, AL UIesr0us and CutaneouS Di1l
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or kings kyiL They alSn, by purifying the blood
and .timulatinEthe system, cure many eompIaint1
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some other pull they make more proht on. All F1T
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or curative poWera- The sick want the bogt "a
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A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to save Money!
Rareainsr Rargains.. RargainslIl

rs eoossqueoes Of the fs=t, that AL Cotton Coos
Il are adEAnei1gT sFJ raP3diJ, ADD The tndie1tions
are that they viii TeEg Sogn p higher th1n At any
pfBEiOus tine have paFEhAssd lGFEe and spien1h
stock q F0rei<n AID D0asEtie Dry Goods Vhieh 1
hsTs IN store, 30. 3 Main Ereet Centre Wheeling,
aad % which EolId respectfully Invite the HtteD-
tio1 Of the pebble, intend selling the stock out
Al the oid prizes, ad sgs goo1s sSen ebeaper thss
thsy SeTe ever known bsGoEe- 20 that al peTBops
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Ing t6sIF purchases 81 this tne; besides they VIII
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from. @
Ny stock eon.lsts, In part, Of Brown and BIsaehsd
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YourH very respectfully,
JOHN ROEMER,
Jsz8 No u Main st. ceatre whssIinE. Va
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A. B. A0RTLEY, ESQ, OF UTIca. N Z writes: 81
have used your Pset8ndI myself 10 nv fInIlT ever
sines you iuSsutsd IT. and believe & the best msaL
cine Tor Its purpose ever put out. With bad cod
should sooner pay tEenty-hEe dollars for bottle
than do without IL, or take any other remedy
Group, WhOOpIng Cough, InAuenza.
sPRIE0EnLD, Mss, Feb. :, 1850
BGoIHE1 AIER= viii ehserfully certify your Pc
tOrat e the best remedy poasess for the cure Of
children. We d your fraternity In the south ap-
prseiate your skin, and commend your medicine 10
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, a., writes, ID jan
1855: II had tedious Influenza, Ehieh confined ne
In doom six weeks; took many medicines without re-
lief finally tried your Pictorial by the advice Of opr
my throat and lungs; les than half the bottle
made me completely well. Your medicines are the
TEEN you, Doctor, and your medicines, a. the poor
mans friend"
Asthma or PhthisIe, and Bronchitis.
WEsI MAScaEsRR Pa Feb. I, 1856
6IET Your CasTTy Petordf e performing marvel
lOus cures in this section Il has relieved seTeAl
from alarming symptoms Of consumption and IL now
curing man who has lAbored under an Affection Of
| the IungS for the last forty yearS
HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, N. D. ALBIoS, MoxEoE Co., Iowa
ysArs / have found nothing equal 20 your cKeITy
PeeL0rat for giving and relief to eonsuuptfTe
patients, OF caring smell a. are eurbIe.'
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy q
tound In ttS Effects upon trial.
Consumption. EsL5
Probably no one remedy has ever been known
which cured 30 many and such dangerous cases a.
this. Some no human aid can reach; bot even 70
those the Cherry Pictorial affords relief aud comfort
AsTOR HOUsE, NV YoRK CIR, March s, 1856.
DocToB ATEHI LoWELLs feel it duty and pleas
IRE 70 inform you what your Cherry Pictorial has
done Tot my wife She had been i've months lAborinR
under the dangenoua symptoms Of Consumption, from
which no aid We could procure gave her much relief
She was steadily falling, until Dr.. Strong, Of this
city, where We hAys come for advice, recommended
trial Of your medicine. We bless his kindnesa a
We DO your si for she has recovered from that day
She ts not yet As strong a. she used to be- but e free
fro her cough, and calls herself we'll i
YOurS with gratitude and regard, er ..
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF sHE1BTVmIH
CONEInlPtfuGE, do not despair tn you have tried
ATTR's CHKRET PEeToRAL- II Is made BY one Of the
best medical chemists In the world aud fts cur All
around ~ beaPeak the high merits Of It's virtuea-
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