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stationery ano fanen GOODS.
4" HNHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIL
SWORD" -
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PINS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THk RkST rTNs IN THf WORLD..

MOHI(N 6(lID
THE BEST Pens IN THE WORLD -,
On reeevt OF sny OF The following IN cssh or Po,,
stsmps tho snhsciber viii sead bs return mH " eo,d,s
70 directed God Pen or fsus. "l'e'''' f'f 'a"'
GOLD PENS. WITHOUT &c. CASES US La,sy Pea;
for 20 cer.. the AlwavsR Pen; for 70 cents '
ien ard for 81 the ESc,isi' RE- reS'
THE he SANE ss PISS IL sILxsR-rLATEp fNifS''o'
cAsEs WITH VT a. 30 = > oen,. the Lucky Pen
f- n lie Ivsys Ready Zen; Tor n 80 ss ws6pished
aid fos II So the Exoe,iO' r fsO.r Poni. tn.
ga ,.,y ono Of which WIN Tar ou' gross '"' 0'''
Steel Pens. ,,o,,o,- "Number" and "Qu,lity" are
inc iss b aowirg Pens sud the Points are ~srIants
f,T ,ix months sxcsIt sssn', l. NJ en-, srrest
cafe sse c 10 roches; No 4te smallest sud No 10 the
s.ss.f i ard Saaiies Shot Nib. Nos sni
srd made ony Of hf' qusdty The eng1vns are i4csn'
ie' Of 'As GoIO PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For rs cents No. Fen let quality or NOS Pen 81
PI For sNO 2Pea Is, quality No. Pen % quality,
ar No Pen 81 Q0tlity.
To- 81 o. No. Pen, let quality sNO iPsn. % quail
Tor ii So mo fsn i, quality No. Pen I'd quail
" or No. Per. Cd quality.
For 81 IS No. Pen. lst quality Fen 2dquay
Ror 81 IS. No Pen. Is, dualtv. ..,,-,,,,,, a,
THE SAME COLL rms ~ s,LNER ENrLNsioN
For 81 50 sNo PEG 's quality. ora No. Pen 1d9usity
For 81 IS oNo. Pen Ut quality rsho' fen "a qi'n
For 50 Nc Pen Is; quality. ors No Pen, "a quality,
G. 10 Per, I'd quohff. . n, .,
For ~ sos No. Pen 1T quality or NO ieh 20 qu'u
ity OF No. Pen. "a Cpshty. - - -
For s3s No Pep let quality OF No. Pen 20 quality.
For 80 sos no. D PEN let duslitY - - .o,.,,,,,, p,
GOLD PENS ALL i.t QUALITY IN StLFfh-MoOHihp
nEsK-HOLDEHS.
For So a No. I Pen; for ~ 2S NO Pen; for 81 10
No Pens For 4 so No Pen. - -,
tor s4sNo. Peni for s'a No. sPen; aud fo' tosN
10 Pen. ,
Tie lat Qu,t pointed with The very beat irdo'm9
Poin, caeuy selected snd Of hi. qas ~ ere soil
with hs sishie iupereeon which Ssn snd me sio'''
.cru;iny detect g.,
rrevious TO the wear 1860.
The "a usivu he intend, tholl equal IL respect TO Do
rshy Elasticity and Good Nn;cs Qualities (tLe Only tTae
cor +e.stfonsl siiv Gold Pens made clsevh here.
In tho Gold Pens 10 begs lie we to say that
rsyin1, 10 oeraing lie New aud u .ue1 MsclDes hs
oulc not hevs mad. Good Writing and Durable Pes Tor
The price hi the Gold been lurn.hrd gratniiouay.
Parfies ofdcirg in all IN sp,rg ie Nun,
ben and QuGltg" Of The Pen; or fCls enc Ca' taHts
r. Tor ssls By s dealers in tho Line throughout the
county. ,o,ro,,
No rs Msiden Lane. New-Yo'k
ANY one seu5nrs single letter po..,t1np will receive cir
cuist with the ensrsvings ABOVE referred TO.
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AsslsIASr QcAHTERs.srER OsSrgArs OFfcs,}
NEv.YoRK, FEB. H. 1902.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt
- ,hl. office until O'Clock q TO-DAY, for tho CHAR
TTR OF small SHIP BARK, carry troops tebout so
officer, nld meu hence 10 Port Royal vessel nnst hsY.
hkh e.nSects. CABIN sufficient for ten p4ebsoTs and
be- hrd T III. purpose the psn.e ~ the ownoEs Cabin
found all Others 70 have Temporary b.sths
gaef, fuel end suitable oIvsnienr,s for cooking
Pt,Du. Offering y,saeI will please state the nsne class
and tunnage Of the yr's offered snf the oHeat price 81
which che viii be chartered foe for tue run.
u. D. TOMPkiNs A,sl q. ~ Gen
A ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and
~ CALENDARS for lie year 1862, IhE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC.
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nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, vie NEW
NETWORK a. NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING NOVEMBER H. lGdL
Ps.snser Station in Ns~.YoTt. cor 2ih-st .Ga th Az
EntIsnee on XithsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-yoRKi
FOR Ne Haven, = s. n, Or u R;i5. 5:DfExli $3.50
t:9 snd ..
tor nIids,pOrt = m, tEIl l2l5. $500 (sK)i 90
tJ1 and p. n.
Fer Milford s,rn.forS Fairfield, Southport snd ws',por
"a a. J,Se snd an =. m. =
For Norsas 2 s;1os i2;lS, $3.50. (EI); 80 400 S;
For Dsrien aud Greenwich, ESQ a. M. uIs, ,.So go
$3.50 p
Fof stanford p (E1) s:ooa m. la.l5. $50 Gsrl, ,;
80 400 SO p a.
70 Per, Chester ar lnsrnedse ',nops ESQ u,
10, 1.5Oi4:JO $50, $50. 2. IN.
FOR Pot Ch,sler and Now Rochelle .. m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield ga m, TIA J. $3.50 Ell
teT Boston Shore Line. i2:IS p. m.
foE Hartford and Springfield, sA m (EE.h R;6 800,
Ell 2.
Fox Ccunscticut River a,foed TO Montreal . NJ, (EIl,
aud " rs y IA. 10 Northampton $500.
For Hartford, PToytJvnce, aud FlshklI Railroad -
(FI.l. l2:I5 u.
Fer Hew.Ela,rn, Nsw-LordOu and s.onasoa Railsesi
ats M, 1915, $50 p. IA.
For Canal Railroad l,:iJ p. n. 20 Northampton.
For tIou,atouic Fsllrosa 10 Pitil bead. a.
FOr Nsugatuck RAlliold, .. m 3: ~. N.
foT Dsnbuty snd Noswss Raj rood, - % $50
Colnmodious s .spius Cus sr1ehet ~ y IA. tran.
JANIS VI. HOfT. Superintendent.
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Q5roferies ano propieions.
Coparinersbip Hotties.


COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-Notice is here
~ By given, that WILLIAM j. GORDON, who Iesides u
ClevcsDd in ,he State Of Ohio; NORMAN :. BENTLEY,
WHO resides IN Brooklyn IN the State Of Newly OH aud
CHARLES w BURTON who resides IN The City and State
of NewYoIk. have formed limited psrner,hp p1rueot 20
the poy,ons the Revised Statutes Of he State Of New
Yok for the buying selng Of GROCERIES, snd the
Transaction Of q GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
urd,r the hrm nene Of BENTLEY BURfON, 10 which
al tho parties interested tho said NORMAN 8 BENT
LEY end CHARLES ". BURTON, who arc the general
partners, and the ssid WILLIAM ). oORDDN Vhoh The
special partner; that the said william Gordon has
tibu,ea the oil Thirty Thousand Dclas capital to
ward The stock which amount haa been actually paid
IN IN cab that the said partnerhip q TO commence on the
frat day Of February thousand eight hundred nt sixty
two, and IL 10 terminate tue thityhr' day Of January
thousand eight huudred and GtyYe and that tho bust
Of the partnership b he led ~ tho City VI Now
Y0Ih-Usted how York heb. J. 1862. -
WILLIAM T. GORDON,
NOHhtAS \ BENTLEY,
CHARLES W. BURTON
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"ITD GON pi tSR PITIROAD.--FO ALBA
i ~ aud TROY CONNECllHo Wa" ihAlNS
NUk M aud WEST. TTaias leaTei -. e.,.,
y, I'm - ~, ~ and o. as il;i9s a., aud 0 40 and
G.nt., :, $50 2, M.
ro, anS ah,ny tei,h sleep iO.lo pan ~ days lreuted
itz oasl. W:lS p IA. ~, o "a. q, - ,,9x .,As.L,
Poughk pse sIaln 81 t;Vo "a, ana i@t' M Wv
NJ. AID u IN. amt o!lop u g,s
| Peev.kln train, i.vO ne 80 = ~. ,r,,
| Sips Slug tain, s't' g. No. io'''@ H. ana 'i"P'"
! '"'r u" A. T. SMITH. sapei n,endent
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CHANCES for Business nleM

EOR saba GROCERY STORE. Fof
Il particulsr, inquire q No s1 s.h-a7. \. I. -
WANTED--A PARTNER VINO viii advances
w from time 20 time II IL required cish y ga hcl
ng excellent cash business - ccnee o. even 60
isou The b. hes OF last year Oae or aoe'id ga
ss will r the ar', 90 days. AdtTets u Co pa<
No. rs TITO Olce.
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gemins-A latbines.

NEW f'JNKLE & LYON SEWING
~ MACHINE titssewood PnIl Csse) FOR SALE chesp.
Add,es, " &. ID. IA :" box M. Icb tribune Office.
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Ceniistrn.

ALL persons DESTROYS Of getting I'D Of DE-
IN CAYLD TEETH and ROOTS. positively without pain
danger can do 80 under the NEW CHEMICALLY PURI-
FED CHLOHOFORM ns sduinis'efed daily by Dr. WAIT
SON No Bond-st Beautiful full ets Inserted rom l.,
TO S15 Gold hings from 81 TO ~ bone and an 4eam 20
cents Refer De Pond Oioi. of.isf Webb, and tue
hsT' Dts. fsuis PsrkoT, and buchGd
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Ocean SleGmsTs.

NorIoE-By order ~ the Sc :reary OF State I'll
le.viux the uaai states required % provide then eyss
viii psports eciors for obtaining whirh NAV be I'D
'@' o'''f'"' 'H''' '''' - NV join O. Darr. Agent
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
~ Il Queenssown (Ccrt Hrrborh--lhe LIVERPOOL. Ssv-
ho,k sud rhd.pls stesn hip Coupoay ulet dlslasehr
s their fclnor ed Clydbuit IN 5ie.nhips IS oows
CITY Or BALTtMORE........sstl day. tes 10
- 1rds'' ,eo g
KANGAROO. .................. SATURDAY MARCH
Ard Every succeeding SATURDAf It noon, nom P-s
No. ~ North River.
FIRST cABIN..........s55 sTEEhaG1...: ."..""SN
Ira. Cabin TO London ~ steerss &c honao1'''''
lis. = AZ 70 tAs...s cteer-s' % aIlt'...'''' -
firt soin 4 Humorry e St-cragc b1fDOlr. -
Ps.senyeTs also forwarded usyEe Bremen RcstefdAn.
Antwerp kc.. 81 r4usly low rates. -
Rer Liverpool Queen town "a, Cabi1 10, SIS
and sos. steetsss tom Liverpool siJ fron Q1eers'
town. 80 Tickets be bought hsrs a. these rstss.
eusbiing people 90 .end for their friend.
1ae,s have sup, iifns lor fsso
zefs err strongly he IN W1e tight iicn Sections, saa
cary Psisu Fire Anuistors. Ezpessnced Surgeons ss
attached O. each steamer ,..
FOR further isfotms ion sppy 10 L.erDoo' to WiLLAh
COLIN No 5 - Enoch-qaere in Quesu,,ew ~ 70 G. 4 w
y. SEYMOUR s. Co.; Ia London 70 Ilsks6 MAJ, 10.
81 Kirs MjiAn-s. In Paiis 20 JULES Dtltut.. No
PIAe. 1s BouDe. 81 Philadelphia - JOiA I" DALE No
III - aInu,-s'.. Or a. The Company Otcss
JOHN q. DALE. Assrt, NO. 10 biosdwsy n y.
NOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. hrst-
4 e,., steamer will leave New-York or h ii; llh $50
9l ofosch month esce9g when these DIES A o.
,h.n m, day Il departure viii be hs FONDAh GLOWING
For freight or ps.ssse sppy tho only ece NJ
gesn. -. . -H1H-.,. .
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Urn Ooo0s.
1862.

DRY GOODS.
&. u. CHITTENDEN & Co"
.ors more than twelve haudred packages Of STA
ole DRY Good in yesc' order ncudiog larSs supplies OF
nIrRRINfACK, SPRAGUES,
HAMILTON. PACIFIC. AND UNION
PRINTS,
SHEETINGS. SHIRTINGS JEANS.
DENNIS, TICKINGS,
CAMBRICS, COTTONADES, AND
KENTUCKY JEANS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
AL Ito above were purchased
Pyi9y 70 ths late odranee
ia prices AID are offered for sale fsvorsbs eIIns
No. $50 BROADWAY.
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HTYR "FAwfII SEN lNU NhCilINC
b,yin, attained W. e.tiblisbsi and ha'te!os repusa
hstia - I'll min yet introduced the hest
Jr,.s 20 oh Ind, NJ ian ~ seVrg sni having met with
$500 in H. ale beyoad ce'e-t aotic,pstions ~ much
go that for tire, months ooes nave oesn soeaa OF our
10 snnuy we would now sDnonace ihs, we have In
crf,,d on, manSfc.urrz f4 iiie' 80 that from this time
forh we hall be enabled 70 Ply odes On c.h.a"9
10 the ,h,uges bronght eocute INC wa TO one us Ems
p,, cd NOR, part II ~ we SH"i ., m.hINn
,Vi,hout II tsrerf rths our sociers would to-day De
clothed In anything out MIiayD oo'llme AZ owe tLc
land army coihug been tbs required OF our patotc
women. molly hayc they Trsi 9noes' NC CONF 10
mako many garments &c their hf-' oou'a -
bays rolled out tho soldiers COtTs. rAsTseEi SHIFTS
rate astonishing hemsryes knevi ~ mt ma, ~ok cou
no, long continue msry thoughtful pedGeht non'""Sss
were select the machine ~ ell otLtf Whop
do re heavy army ard when doue 'n ihst bs 10 %
,sd =. hrr mi MAopI.g, ard IL sells ting one OF tho
FIsyLE LYOS SGvisf dACH lsg Co'sp
F.vY MACHINES with which you " nom tho nnes,
brio heavest CLOTH ~hoat cha ugo OF ieoa lce
de or ten,isn they nave not BEEN dis'ppoie ed .,
Thus having developed the adsptsbiiy Of our Achhe Io
by s-ye Al pport,nt eh,pgs IN our No. MKIirs MA
CnfVyn have q odnced a "IsiLoRis1 MACHINE Win NC
cnnGd,ay aim {, b. the " BEsT TAILORING MAcmsk
yet introduced sewing th. coaTse neu thresd with nocn
cas-. az the when rrqasd may OJ nsed
10 40 the fines. csmbrc work with $50 OF 200 cooa
ibns combining compact form every quaity e41ted
In either FAMILY or M.sUYtcTuRisG hAChtsE.
have had Maclinss before tho puoc long enou.
esabh reputation DOrcns OF Others VINO started Ts
f1g have fsl Dy the vays!cc" AID soon ~
places will know them uiore.' Step BY
step has the Flntle Lyon Haciue rs wy 20 public
fvor establish d. and her ceorth aim N
has IN the past been - It'll further improve smg
md educa TIE cost Il machines We ss iis few dsys
i.,u, A new pric list For further pst!curs Sddress
FlNKLE a LYON SEWING 81. Co.. .
No $50 by07dr0y, v. J.
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NENSUS of -60.--POpULATlON Of EACH
~ STATE by COUN Mites a!e the Population a. tho pin
cpsl Ce. Of tie nied states from q CENSUS OF 1900
Win ba fouad t. The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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Ol<f IN
" From foot ~ Cou'tsnd'st. At R.rrs.-
Junction with Delaware, Lsckswanns and West "a Rsi,
and at Essfon with Lehyh Valley Psirosd srs lie ca.n~
tons forming direct lire to Pittsburgh aud tho West v.
charge S~
WINTER ARRANGEME yT--Cormsncins Nov A ,ss,
cave New-york Is follows: 1870
H.RRIsBrEO EXPRRss-At q m. for Esstor, RaaAs-.
Pottsyille. Harrisburg MaUch Chunk, Wilismspor se
Mail TKAIs--At q. m for Faston, Water Gan g.
toD Great Bend. Pittston, Wikcsb.rre, &C.
u ~ THROrCR TRaiS-For Easton. Hsncl Chunk W1s
lismspsrt Reading Poitsvls H.rsbure, &c.
Ar. N. TRROrGa TRAISfot Eaton. Betbehou Alcutov>
and Msuch ChdDk.
$50 r. N. WAY TRaIS--For Spmervillc.
8p ". WRsrKRs ExPBRss-fo- Eaton. Allentown Rs~a
Ing Hamburg Pittsbusb sni the West seeritg ca o
jersey City throu a. TO fIrsbu en-.
ExPRsss rEA.S rOa H.NRissURc-Tbe m. Hxprss,
Train from Ne sfo arrives AZ Harrisburg r. celaset-
ng Ess, ard West eDnsyl sns Cenir rosd Nc,hsu
Cenual R-Iosd North and South AID with the CunSer.
snd Valley Rsrosd.
Tay TlKoces ExPREss TRArS ROB Wsr leaves
NewYoTk Q. n. daily fSuu3ays excepted ngtus ccss
connection Hamburg With Penn Syysnis Raiieoaa-wh
change ofcsrstS Psburgh and bot ono e. rca"si snA
Chicago Four hours tine Ia ssved by taking this rsin
ELIEABxruIoKr AND NgwYoRx FgRKY-Lcsve New.
York from Pier No. 2 North kives, at s:l5s 1890 j.
aud l.e, y. n.
Tie bos;a stop at Bergen Pon; and h.ser Ba-bor evS
nip each wsy JOHN y. siEhAS, Superintendent
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WILLIAM ]. GORDON,
NOhhiAS \. BENTLEY,
CHARLES W. BURTON.


hlSSOLuTION.-ihe Copartnership hereto-
SONS Is his day Dissolved by mutual c9nielt. EDWIN
TAYLOR reiirifg fom ,d Gsa. Tho buHes. viii DO con
anoed 1y Mo untsfssned, under ard firm Of JiS
TAYLOR SON At Same place a. folfn. iy No l2T Anr
ney.t by whom ikewise all pFeset ending sccolnts
VII be settled JAMES TAYIOR
NeS-foik, feb. Z ltR JOSEPH TAYLOR.
'E'lIE undersigned have formed q CQPART-
u NbRSlIIP for tho carrying Of tie DRY GOOr- t0p
BlNG BUSlnESS a. No. ipl CAainbera-.. n.y. %
ds,e fron ,ts ~ Gay o. January, ~ md h.. I'm ~
>. ~. Ah"A' = va JOHN u. LEWIS
ARTHUR NJ COCK.
I'IlE MORRILL, TARIFF aud the TARIFF
u ACT 81 the Special Ss.eion-both coupete-yin b,
found ia THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
ID No. 23J Broadway. entrerc. on Parh place. &c d,
INTEREST fOflCk-Deposiiors se hereby notiheh
that the usual semi sEnus interest ca deposits onea n-ie
TO- at the rate vi SIX PR CENT rex ANHuM On
.uus not exceeding 45 and five pr cent over s9V ~
be paid on aud MONDAY 9Th instant intefe't pe"d
the credit OF d-posors and n no' ~'hds"n' WIZ oIA~
interest the seue . deposit from let ii.tAut - .
FRANCIS ?. SCHOALS. President.
WADE Y. WoRsALL, Secretary
PFrgg GINNING, Accountant
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forses, Carriages, Sc.

E0O SLEIGH ROBES. from s. aPgard:,
eI>jO elo.ns cat ,hi5 week, at l.. j. i PhlLLif's'
Noa % and "a BrogdTcs.
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fost ano Scun0.

n OST or STOLEN. The following COUPON
BONDS Of the United States Loan Of 1851. Of SLOW
eseb, Wig:
Nc, fs.G 20 500 Nos 2.S3T
Nos. $500 20 6 9J Nos. 1853 10 1913
Nos i2B lyG Nos. fG5 70 | ~
Nos Isa3 Me-. 8?3i to 8en
Nos 2 SOs 10 3si2 NoA a., 20 ~
Me- 1895 Ass Nos fgfS to 4Sis
Noe. AIS 2335 Nos $ l35 20 e. 80
AL psr,Sus ave warned ass,ss buyins a s,ins ~
came further in'oIuaior inquire n n. l. 10 3D. NO
81 Exchspssplace, hErCHuM, son \ c., re. 20 IL
change place
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L'OR SALE in WESTPOKr, GONNA good
i HOUSE sud er,rs OubuidlugG Fer PARTICULAR, tn
o,ir. AZ the sAUUAVICk BANK.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROaD-FOR PHI.
~ ADELPHIA and tho SOUTH aid WEST vi, Jrs.
sEY CITY.-Ma end Expre.s Lines leave Nev.Ymk n I
.nd TO- M. 4, and u N Fare - Though lIcxrss
sod for tho south snd"es aud through baggage
q. ID. and add II o. m. tsiDs
J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant saper,n,eod...
No Baggage will I've received for trains unless dsvss
and c-cS-d Is inu'ee 81 advance OF "a. time Of ie,ys
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p4n REWARD. LOST, on Monday, tbs
Qp ~ % ut \ black morocco WALLET. with do
pocket sd ,,eel chain the after hrssu Contained 80 IN
Treasury b shd abon, $50 Other teaomasi.oas oosry
4a II. GnasT viii receive above ard ,rt tenss ~
callus on T. HEfS'ApS' No . .io~"N-
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DAPER. PAPER nj WAR PRIC ES.--I sell
Il for cash NOTE PAPER. 8oc ream ppi LETTER PA.
Pa 81 up; car 50 up, together with large tocs OF
very description at lower prices than any waoi
dealor In Orders with rsltsnces will be hed
or a. favorable Il peseni 10 person One price only
samples sent 70 parties iucio-i'g stamps Tor postage
A. Y HARD. Successor to Carson Hard,
Wholesale u per Dealer, No " Beekmsnst,
CLOTE q JAMES,
- S'soners Psincrs and Blank BOOK Manufactures" Nc
a3 Fuitor-st. Orders respectfully scllcited.
nNE Price only, WritingPaper, Envelopes
" and Blank Book cheap at caches No 0i Nassau At
Also iare assortment Of Union Envelopes and note Pager
nRINCE's PROTEAN FOUNTAIN ARMY
AND NAVY PIN. Sent by mail One filing vritss 20
40 hours GEO ,. HAYNES, No. O. Nasstu H., ~ T.
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States OF
II ~. Union holding elections Ia 1854, carefully compiled
/ for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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COMMENCING NnvEMBER Y, lGdL
Passenger station in Ns~.YoTi cor 21ihst .Gd tth a
EntIsnSe xith-st-
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"a w JACKSON, No. sSl broadway, calls special gtten.
zion 70 his general steck Of FAMILY MOURNING GOODS
being without creep ION, the largest most desirable, md
cheapest ever offered at retail
Mliaeis ard Dfs.smaker. .uOpl "a on lhsrsl terms.
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cuisr with the ensrsvings ABOVE Tefeued TO.
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S,ENATE of tho UNITED STATES, Mclob
- o. classified. ass rfIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-07

The Nashville C@sSs sf the asth alt-. con
t.ins tho following Esss-ra,e notice OF ,As
recent speech Of VOORHEES,:
We have received. saies the frank OF
Hon. ID. ". Voorhees,. Of Indiana. several
copies Of bis notorious speech sssailing the
Administration. while is Is trying to sup
pressa rebellion created BY his osn ascot
afe5. and excusing has vote against the revs
sse blu which provided the government with
the means OF paying our noble soldiers on
the battle field We call on every soldier
of gallant Indiana TO mark him and his as
sociates Of the 9Th ofJAaaary for vengeance.
We rejoice 70 know that ia shat State PAtri-
ots Of all parties have united in forming
Union party TOE the approaching election aud
during the war Il i not worth while TO
revie~ Mr.. VS. speech. AZ Indiana ell do
Ih.i by ~ least oae hundred thousand ma
purity for The Union ticket. finer newspapers
and s,amPers do their duty.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-07

The cause assigned for the assault, l.. that
the guard arrested several prominent citi-
xens. who were said 70 % Abetting the reb-
els and assisting ia the guerrilla warfare IN
that and the adjoining counties-
The FederAls occupied ~ q camp the Ma
tional House. aud were bred into on all
sides. the a-sailsnts being secretod behind
board fence and the corners Of house, near
bv. The fring lasted an hour and half.
when the rebels skedaddled-
Capt. Daily. Lieut.. Daily and several 9th
srs were wounded Lieut.. Tyler was killed.
and his body Is on the way 10 Cleveland for
intsrment. Ii Is not known how many Of
the sses-h we're killed and wounded. but n
- thought good maay were carried on the
scene ofaeiion in their retreat 10 a. 10 leave
no clue 70 the assAssins. The plot was laid
beforehand. As one Of the church bells rang
jas, At eleven. when the attack was made.
and again sounded At twelve. which Was the
order for retreat Our forces we're seinforred
by thirty men from the hospital. making our
side about one hundred and thirty The
strength OF the enemy il not known. but IL il
supposed 10 have been i've hundred. To.
night Que hundred conyalescents from the
hospital have len TO reinforce our side
Here are the terrors Of war renewed right
along our own border, and who can say they
may not arise within Il. II these reasonable
secret societies are not at ooce put down.
The band that attacked the Provost Guard
at Henderson, was made by these secret or
CARNATIONS. Of which the public has long
had indefinite hints. but about which nothing
could be certainly known. They met at
night. procured arms secretly. aud watched
their chance. In all respects they carried on
their operations a. the same societies are do
ing here. Both come from the same source.
and aim at the same thing, the embarrass-
ment and defeat of the Government They
are oil branches OF the same main orgaRiza
tioa. the knights of the Golden Circle" in
Kentucky, the Self Protecting Brothers" in
that the Kentucky societies knew what was
going on In the Order here. or how Il Was
spreading aud operating under the support
Of the disloyal leaders Of this Sater II
there had been no such organization, and no
display of Bright and VOORHEES, treason in
Indiana, there never would have been these
guerilla bands. and this war right at our
doors There is a significant concurrence OF
iacts in this case that the people will do well
70 heed. and learn lesson of practical wis
dom from. Secret societies in time OF val
are surely disloyal. for no loyal man needs
20 hide his acts or sentiment Watch them,
and crush them. or they will crush the peo-
ple and the Government State Journal