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ChrOHic or Nervous DCbHHy, Diseases Of N
hjdaeyN, and al assesses arising from dis
OTd@red Lirer or Stomach,
, 1862-12-01

TONED, The recent action Of Gen. Da:lerin
Lcu'siana, and the new system Of cotton
brokerage iraugurated by Gen. Grant,
promise the realization Of enormous sums
Of money to tho government, reducing
by so much the burden falling upon
loyal citizens, and taking from the rebels a
1argc portion Of the means which would
otherwise be employed in prosecuting
their impious war. The law operates
equally against those in the North who arc
lending aid to JEFF Davis as against those
in the South who arc fighting under his
banners, ard it will fall with unsparing
severity upon every traitor in the land. Il
will dry up the springs Of rebellion in
Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and
Louisiana with rapidly which nothing
else could effect, and will render it un-
necessary hereafter to maintain standing
armics in districts which have once been
brought within Federal jurisdiction. Lei
Attorney General Bates give the act its
proper enforcement and we shall soon
witness happier order Of things in every
portion Of the country within our military
, 1862-12-01

H.rcc it is that several gentlemen, who hold
I.st class positions on first class journals, and
scoru to resort TO subterfuges. are unable to
reach Aqua Creek, while the "Bedouins OF the
meEs," as Mr. Minister Harvey. formerly cor
1eFpcndent Of the Caerleston Ne,cury and the
New York Tribune, USED to term the HeralI
men heIe-make their way thfther by hook or
crook. From those who We're lucky enough
to be within the lines when the blockade was
instituted, or undignilied enough to take pas
cage IS payma6eer's clerks, medical assistants,
OF the like messengers came. armed with pas
ses from Ger. Burnside,
The s1anderers Of Gen- sigel are at work
again, and. AIN sorry to soy, find willing
ears in military circles here and even at the
headquarters CT The Genernl-in- Chief. One
story which Gen. Hu11eck is reported to credit
was to the t1ect that t@o of Sigel's regl-
York-abandoned ThoroughElre Gap in Euch
pan1c from apprehension Of an enemy who
was not in their vicinity that they threw awsy
many of their guns and left behind much Of
their baggage. TIE truth is that when these
TWO reeiments were ordered to leave Gaines
DE- clare that they were not consulted think
ing erfoneoualy that there WIS no trans
portaticn ior them, left behind bog
OF muske1s, rot more than tiflg
in all, and very few tents. When Gen. Sigel
heard If the occurrence he was extremely i'll
djgnant, and rePI!luanded the officers III com
mend very sharply. But however much the5
wire to blame, they FeTc not, IS We are as
cured by j gentleman in a position to Know
panic stricken at all ut least not till thel
found the telegraph wires cut down in conse
quence OF panic at Washington which ragci
il official as well as unofficial quarters. Gen
:! Ha1leck is pretty msn to gruInble abon
| nanic-stricken soldiers; q General who autiel
psted an attack on Washington from Stuart
exhausted cays1ry after they had crossed tn
| rivtrapd started for Winchester, and who ae
| cordingly ordered all the troops here unde
arms, and doubled the patrols, and provide
buckets TO extinguish the bridges in case tho
| were fired.
| Another story to the effect that come Of s
| gels troops refused ereenbacks 81 pay
| equally unfuuuded. Not q paymaster hs
been near regiment Of them for more than
| month.
, 1862-12-01
GD1' Grit111t4e>
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1861.
TIE SITUATION ON THE PoTo.


our Washington correspondent, who is
unusually well informed, does not draw
the hsppiest omens from the situation Of
Of our army on the Rappahannock. But
As his letter is days older than our latest
advices by telegraph, we may reasonably
hope that something has occurred since he
wrote to make our affairs in that quarter
look little less gloomy.
In one thing the country has probably
been in error-in the expectation that no
tight would be offered by the enemy until
our advance guard should assail the in
trcnchments at Richmond. The rebel
leaders seem about to defeat that
hope, and, By for;ifJipg the right bank Of
the Rappabannocls, hnrrass and delay the
march Of CUR army until the falling rain
and deepening mud make further ad.
vance impossible. We trust in the
rcawakened energy and quickencd hope Of
our officers and men to battle that design
But we cannot conceal from our readers the
TACT that the season of active operations Is
fcarlully short, and that a victory with its
glorious consequences, or winter quarters
and the incident disease, death and de-
moralization, cannot be many days re-
moved
, 1862-12-01


In relation to the recent appointment Of
George ". Isne, of Indiana, brother of Gen.
Jsmes &. Lane, Of Kansas, as director Of the
mint at Denver City, correspondent Of the
Iadianapolls Journal writes as follows:
Why not give Dick Slater, who hrs been iucar-
ccrated in this city for some weeks for dtsIoysl
practices. flst-class appointment Dick is q
grstc1afs pzoe1sTery t'butternut, halls from the
esme county. is more loyal to the government
than Lane, never did any more to discourage en-
listncnts, never d1d half 60 much mean work to
and has always been considered mcre honorable
politiciaq and more honorable man thsn Lane.
Lang. at the be- commencement @ @ o5 the e wa5. boldly
zion. He favored three confedesacies, which he
will not deny, and to-day undoubtedly faYo.s the
Tom Hendricks scheme Of cutting Loose the North
western from the Eastern States, ard wouid join
their fortunes With the JET. Davis bu.terrus con.
ce7n if he had his W8y. Such liz Mr. Linco1n'e sp.
| pointee 10 the Colorado Mint. Hoos1Ea.
In regard to this and some other appoint
ments, the you,nal says:
/ Mr. Lincoln has the merit OF meaning to dc
better, aud bling often led by personal soliei.
| tation into actuallJ doing Worse, than anY
President we have ever he'd. That ne has neT'
| er ment to embarrass the Government by put.
| ting its machinery into the bands Of it's enc
mics, and never desired to renderit ridiculous
| or offensive by weak or worthless appoint.
n1ents, re can all believe without wcrd oi
assurance; but that he has done just that
which we wen1d desira most to avoid in order
to rid himeelf Of annoying solicitations, or to
| psy for veresimated services, ia IS certain Is
| that he ia Abraham Lincoln, and not JET.
/ Davis, George r. Lane Is not the only rebel
65mpathizer who has found means either to
Mr. Iinco1n's s inability to say ttno." Not to
| 20 outside OF our onn State, there is the case
Of John ". Dawson. Of the Fort Wayne TINES,
| # there Vas anything on earth be was special
! II unfit for, it was Governor, and any place
especially unfit for his gubeFnasosial founder
iuge, it was Utah, and any hpe specially unfit
| to trust such men with anything anywhere, il
was the time Of rebellion, and treason. Tel
the President msde him Governor of Utah.
! By what influence We hare never been able te
ind OUT, as nobody will admit any agency it
the business. OF course the moment the ap
pointment got to the Senate, where thert
/ were men who knew him, 1t was killed, bn'
rot till his folly had provoked riot in bis ter
ri.ory, ttlt compelled him to abdieatc an:
ahe1uatulate in a hurry.