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500 Artillery Horses.
81 t. he da!y;rsd e lie GoYsr.meus gtaoic= IN
Deliveries Of cavA1RT HORSES to b. a, f,,,,zp,
So So "'ta'4 fHt9e} hYe 95} 'aS dsteos ceatzaee.
e " f;ss:S fEsi;. q, 70, DAYS ::
.lao ez 6' !hsn s,ss IS WIFI @ 5oe less
ns,a = e = eas iSi e3 S esl. 81
C-;alr5 ruspo:r5 1a ~ " ea@e 7a''' sieat toe
SPECIFICATIONS oF ARTILLERY aossrs
% 5;C Wheel Ho!seE, is patzs Dsy5. h7oEns -,
b!ssis IS tla- IS EEH, Gr :r57 III - os
Se1lys e. tren rem e ysE* ed :trei sonEd Rs ri
e. oz 5ss :ssf bsss 6roIss q a.s1as :: Soc.
, r.Las ,h:ss c: nnwa-Et, s..o"e G.fck 3ni aStvSSa
SD to,isr: r.; tess J.: ta:3s o!eT broken
~ tj1J:v to,;,a = f! n5 Pr: h1o1!5 b,ecss en-
Ia schass!t :Snas :foe n ls yssf % III sas:
Est Ell ,,ar!s ,otrAsn q 80 5a.-c t,ott:s Il asnss5
dcSd tuGS} pcuI;s. A- oe'ea esa'
EciiFtties Q: A1tiii. 7y Eo!.cs Il, i,e e. :.t.o
S9Eo1s=so Of the SECOND IA sd 10 H,ys.a
~ noIs-s o: the t!ru naa eG,
a ~31n:a stsan ~ ia,2 ire.a date Of e,atran$ ,a
y t9nttsSn % gays r91, il.f q c5nTact x ita 10
3c!1e tet) "?Ih.i twen:5 COZ d. ~ co ~
~ III! will be entertained sz:e55 a:ecn,,;n,=,
;; ,, ~ ~ ~ !a:'inl tcl1;ls1ce. E1 Of I'D
IL ia iii "a "a nc -: en- a:':;s;aI.? to t!is ors
I2n7s 1;st ns .e'l ly two .ioE ;hs ;a5.,.y
m III IT, nsis1eSs seeetia ali BIDS il resEysd
s,sciteat!o:s will he strictly adhered IT,
naS:sia IA A1sox AnfnsovtI Mofss e.
Az othcr Information viii BE- pron3stiT @ e;,vac ~,
tsr7cat'on to The Undersigned pesssna!ly o. bS et
1oy,sxsssast 'AaES I. 5. Il NkKTy e
, 1862-11-25

Was known atd ucea in Ge,u,sry f,- rrs,,,.s !.
tascnc lis'r9Ha. Cholic. D:scntsry. au Diseases os
tile Stomach cnd Bowels. as carly a. 1863
, 1862-11-25


0Ao"6o se1asa tHG dFtas " 1Ess
EHHIf X EA MI QFAnifl
- Q Il . q u HD-A
-----l
AAe oOsuasc VI 1'saFe aRd experience damon
e4 N'"1 A'*e'ef "o2o es'25 the pleasures OF Iool
'. 4"Aassepe7-~tae JOYS Of eoEar=cion-
LICENCES ei hte!@sa:s-or I'll: hs27-s Of sta.
t'A Nua 7sao"a-AoSE PRESERVE TIElS
aEAl1H-
and Tie souptatn from zh,st 81, 80 ss.sn .:s
w. 'a'ss t9es a'oa en-
and prcdnce uy%n.c7,r 'As' 'S''
FE7srrry,. sr.,.rp F=7z,, .o~ eSss'
,.r,,.,,.-,-.. "~'74 S-t' Ah'
~ FEE
'71e7' Dst T. @S' aaa are
y ''A'N N-s-'A" - 'e"s3'
! Drsno,,es,
"ss'-aes s taoussz! shapes asa points -o=-,ris
Medical Faculty lis, ,,,,,-,-, ~ ~aaa-,. ' ihe
| -. '1f'~1-7 "-o sae nfo2e- LEANS Of
ofeEco.nfH sfoMaS1ic t=rS1te.a .nts Certain i,,-e
! fs-}-rt-
- >-S'@ "'t'
e'aa2saSs' soark and ST. C-alz
| An ,rx,,;, n,,,z,,,.r xo,,.-,.,.-
@' 9o7-4'''5 '17 aosts ot fhe e2eres
! .17 recipe 1os eae ffal Accomplishment OF
'0'7 ena. Iac article Was FIRST used as
Enc@n' II VAS brought out uneer the name OF
DrsAe els Plantation Estsnrs
1ieS act viii uaerrias power, All are taken 5;fa
aeul cures IN *tnnsor1 c,... - 5s... ''e Won
Complaint. Nervous Affections, Loss of Ato..t- r.
1erm.ttent Fertrs. Dia1shel sour s:omach rs,5,.ba
Fever and Ague, Weakness yls,+s, ns.,,,,,n,.
rs GoEs1Sa appetizer AND F sEn DINNER r,-,c
THEY SHOULD Be IN ayERF FAMILY. TuErsnx !
DE11en7rr1z Es1u11s,rr,,f, sr,vr1 49, --,~.a =
AMI SUBSEQUENT srrpr.r1sa r..,7,,r
fsofAtsAt SCTiIf6Gsl4G.
t,o,u,s.,z,. n.o,u>.,,.,
"Messs=. r. Il. rE.Kr: Geat,en:5-I1 %, ,r.ro.
WILL Dyspepsia .0f
nv NV prossoe ,ts aen;;ss ~ s;: aG
Ste. have how t-:.., til .aula.:sl
ES!l E'aE Ikr~ OF sewers. -.s!a: ca,.s 1es1s
8 ~, zeeo
o1" ~
ee1 ps'soRS aoa physicians csa isaye cf the
eleacs q she Plantation Differs Goa tne following
paft,s FORMULA
SaSe&A1ti@ G.a1A
Was known ard uce5 in Ge7u,s1Y for Dys7s,zs7 Il
chscaic nsTrna Choc, DE- =scntsrv. ans, 1,,scazec ,-
tlastonaet cnd bowels, as carly a. 1861
Daaae1ion, |
Hef Q: tile Lc'ns sd sc7ec1 II n-7p:t.
esl Ahec'fens md Pis-s sccr:ssas o obs.sue.to-s
ct TIC Abdominal V1scesa.
I.sd1s:sy u. 81 Il IE1ES Bark
vss 1r1no7ro =, cr.,,;...,
1,t.; 5ertrrv 11nn,,,,+ 4Ae - '1s
the ff,,-,in,. o7,-,,,c- oe u
4 4e''--'1la u I-.ls a-nc:c as II 1c..:Got. to /
1t 80 14aiSfaons tc;efs.
49, ~ ,.1 sfa's'f. tne coal-
,ho " e'u' HAVING eSpes= ned
e'eS's VI ts;s isFas s@n: i :: Euroec In
is'' A. NILS soso b5 the Jc5s:ts fer tic rxeE@oUs
ssss 's*s s ss.s Es. % 3 zs ss ssn :, ss
eas ts ts esfs. 4a 31s px.e''z, SssTeu se
+r+<a 'e'A4'@' "n' l'eo.tat7. f:hi2!-
t., w, Iea ,s as SUD hs secret Of its
:ur,o,e | IN rreras,r as,Isa5 u al sasE1ss'D'a and Is
, 1862-11-25

1EeT act viii u:errias power, aai are .ake, ;sr,
inc Pleasure Of baEes7ea- T:c periarm n o;t y7,n,
oe1aat cures III stubborn c3ass Of Dyspepsia. Lce~
Complaint. Nervous ATect.oss. Loss of Aroe.t. II.
1ernttent Fere1s. Da1shGl, Sour Stomach. Hs,d,cae
Fever and Asue, Weakness. Mental Dsspoadsacy se
hs A NoES1Sa APPETIZER AND If FER ptsyEx r,.,,
Ahhi eAocLo BE IN RsERF FAMILY TuEr ARE
DELIGHTFUL ESnILIsATEst1 sr1IC1ANr, WITHOUT
AS5 sTBsroUEST sTCprcr1s T. LOTION.
, 1862-11-25

fef 1his aanaefens G: tie Lcns sd sc7ecl III p-7n;
cs1 Affections md Pilis-y sccrso7s o. cus.rue.io-s
cf tic Abdominal Vtsce,a
, 1862-11-25
i NANCE OF THE ON ANN
~ ATE: oyENEGl 1sti,. Is.

i IhEGE OF THE ON ANn
- aFTE..::'oyENEu: 1stn. 81 -
2sAET .AEf GH.caen
-R.4llT:z RaxEsr.n
-o'sS S1aes A7e sa6;st.t Bouts to C1s.ncs:. rs,.z
7e:7 es:. ;sc1:5Eile, *aadR
tsiiS. Es follows: ~e~ 0N1. CAssAE
..N q a-1'as E1lzaas, saa sls!i zzn.sys s1s,.eo4
49, go q. i'gat E&pfest tI.ssafd.ss ezccp.=do
aEE7sc - Cincinnati ut Ills L. 4 srdsnapw
.s ~ Gs snss1c7c:.-EtI Ina:an. ,.,t. -.
zc3 II pcais L sarI, a. si1sn:sn;est.E Ls1eracs 7tiS
rs sss7xse 52d
ao.EGS a Ceninl ard Eastern (sh1a ---s@s x2A ~
SSSeIHet.iaus II Cl1ciE19E TO- Es.rass, w.-...
sapr ;.,se; g. Pot;tS It, e5 taa ntlo Igs
s,1G;Ps ke1s5oaa 1 osese: + the VoSaFsr* 81
Under the sthprr1st EcTAe so42n ss1ees, Gn1ctE4f
rH, 9p:?; IIE4fS ITE!i1SnT lsS Gsa snp. Richmond 1nd~
sGM Z. Az::7Is+ v7esn Psss. Agent tStccs54 - 49
, 1862-11-25
70 THE PEOPLE OF
Ch1cdgo and the Great West.
READ! READ!! READ!!!
S. S Z Is OK !

so'SS ~ -'@.1se and experience damon
ssratea that whoever To11d ez,25 the
The beautfs OF landsespesthc Joys Of cov,,.r,on.
sa7-tts .ci.re35 OF iiter::1:s-or t.e ,.3-: oe
fon and 7eaoWl-AUST PEE5EEVS THEIR
aEALTH
The stomach is the rcce2ta:1s CT all .c1r,<h7=,.
ALL LIE sooetala from which a 5.rss ct the body de-
eeasesnanee TIE s.:oer d hui, ns.io1: s,od en-.
ter1nG tie sto,cs is to t1sza1s. ii, te.t5y.
and produce HEADAcHE. Los5 OF ArpEr1r: -~pp.
FKzs1lSG sI.Ep. FE7Ip r:sEA7u, Low sa1r,7s, i vzr
1sH RuRE1SGs, CONSTIPATION, 1yc.pAc.r7 ,, rro
Fos3 Axs stxsF4L OF PIfFsrc.a DCrT: &c. ard ara
tho s7nHt1Es 1f That to77id a::.ase,
, 1862-11-25
Ca1isay1 Bark and ST. E-na-
Is3zs1s.

IN iryalid piysieisn, sojcarnIns in II. troptcs1
Island o. ST. Cse@. observing .s habits Of the satyes
gathered tls recipe fo7 the fna Accomplishment OF
this nosE arn-taHt end. T,c article vss first
aTrtSa:s medicine Ehea It's tal:taz Effects acco.o.n-
Encwu. It wss brought out Under the .,a-n. of
, 1862-11-25

ROCHESTER,. December 18th. 1851
"Messzs T. Z. rEsKE: G.1t,emcc-I ,a:, sutr.~a5
se!I!nj VIE Dyspepsia tor ::rG. Ct four y. ma ~
.I1eo M 1Iasy rcn;:d.s s::.oatC1.s: nt,a.S.1
ny pr9!sssaon and su'feT cd gTeati from csc.y1nn,
he.nea nc, ne f9aaausd th.;z := At n no ae,rly
"k2s?cctfu:1y yours liz: :; Es-r,,,
, 1862-11-25

{ AhE VIEW WATER CURE
-. " the North Side Ths best place f,r Ina traa+
to boss Gesp r. piIsase TIE most ptssea pace
e1pet1enced Thysictan. who his had i; year; esncr
Encf n taG Eeat1sE4t ot d:sease Address for crcu
csEo- ' 1@-1 'ce,S ~ .4I1 Ill
, 1862-11-25
: e a L D PROPOS6T,S :

QUARTIEA.AEsa's IspihfsssEss Q. s. A..l
c-. lLdianaroIfs. Ind, November q, So,
1f pSsIis VIII be receives At this Gf.cs Ill
y oc.ocE E. =, CT WetasS1ay. November s5th, :5is
, 1862-11-25

THE CHEAP CASH JEyYHIx2Y
= HOUSE or NEN FORK,
HEApQuARTERs FOE
Masons and all Dealers In Jewr1rv
W. a. HAYWARD.
mANUFA<TEyKyyG JH WELLER.
No EOS Erna6reu
, 1862-11-25

Which assane= s tousaa. suapas A., ,,.a..-;s
= 1's % '-A1'A@ -sf6 4sD PREMATURE DECAY. The
Aedes! Faculty hss l15o=ec To- generations to d,s
eyer redsb:c s77sGze7s aad the nro2e- z-,,n, =,
oSercosniH stoaaas1ic d=sse;a .ats Certain ,a4re.
o'Ssss fa'e long bssa xn5xn as partially edscsya.
Among these vera
, 1862-11-25
ECUNLRY FOR SALE, IT
Port Stanley, Canada West,

sntnlr!s:EE estea.ye Msc;re shcrs. Moulding room,
hnt everything nteesasry ic7 Carrying on dourIst.
tnS husness u tbs ma9u1asure Chiefly Of AEricuir1-
=: lnTien6I t., for which the surrounding coaatrv
Affords rea1y and nrot.abe sa1c The premises and
MschlcerJ DC, sTe II tbs bess Of order and vii be
gold on very reasonable tsrms,
tor further particulars apply to
J. G. HARPER.
ocSttFtt!t0W'eod IpnEcn Canada Wpst
, 1862-11-25

~. James, formcTl! Of james
4toek Hospital 81 Cn>tor ncu.c strc.t New Orleans
L. eBt*hi:s45d 4. ls:a las &:riyed In Ca!cs7c aTS
Pez.aahent'y locsre1 HI e;se. a; ~0A~' ''~
So RanGoiph Strset.
ne$ween State and pesrhor, st ..-t rnr-s ,r.sk.ss
1nsa ~ Ha.colaF eow!r, 1neotc .ce s,is-acs oe tbs
:rfsShie 1ne *En Aax Eefcurjal dstas:: bT new and
ti1AQle n.ethod sAEhc he.h time xni EtoEnS3- TIE
1sr ealxsent rs 1s*a II Dr. 1aiaes Iosrn. for the
@Nst 70 years L. J10AS endorsed tF
EcutA. ~ F-~.- VI slS
Those afflicted *hevlk as.ly 1a.1ediatc.v and a.r.
4ens-T+s 1reln The cca>sgne:c:S cf Those terr,ie
HAa IN nnfAht rrdulfr %@~A-.o Wall
, 1862-11-25
5pEl,al Rnlsr<8.

z*s'4:ae;oss:s Hssr D3ei The test
htWo.ld NlLl:K a. BaT,nr1 Org .,,.,-.
da!s nyt produces eoicr not to oe t.sttne u,ahed
Il hh"ture-*alrsnte* roc to iz;irce the hair n III.
eas.' remedies shs u. s~=ss had eye. ant, trT1yo
asea ths -saf for Efa Gn1T, Ezp or }:rsTr HA1n ~
n2-'- t":0s &s.}ea6ia f'.rk Or Brown, ieavlnc tho
''oa set ard hesutf'EE Bold ~ tll Druggists, &C.
3E the sFnocs It alKE=t. William A. DatcheIor Oh
II 1eur sides of -ats hsx Factory, No 81 Ea-clayst
nsF }ssk. Gate =: sEe.d..r and It Bcnd) sseso,:.x
, 1862-11-25

NCTlCE.-A meeting of Stock
4 heldeEs of tic Tonica and Petersburg Railroad
q Uecebef, 1sh2 tos the purpose OF considering ana
anffoYlaE Or REJECTING articles of consolidation hc
@ sna e Louis l:atlrcad COMPANY. and sid artcies
aH pc aGprt vet the fast tiettion for Dfrccors Of
c1 the tenth day IF Decec,be7, 1Sie ''Ae
JAs- EEr1AS. Ecereta7y. ocA YS5z TEsSaaG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

hear of it, and even The story 90 ialSc
to-day, it will surely be true before long. 70
tia utter discontinue Of the Rebel cause
And thus We arc moving on. Brave men 80
10 death a. to their bridal. and lilo down
smiling amid the fiery storm. They win VIC
tory, though, in dying. and tho country re-
ioices over their work while it wreathes their
memory with green. The Rebels are now
really frs. tasting tho bitterness of the drausht
they have prepared for their own lips and
while with US all is joy and vigor and hope
they droop in dependency, or wrangle among
themselves In mutual recriminatiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

their face, which viii necessarily accelerate
their fall Should they sink to 50. their inter-
est ia just half what is promised. Who can
expect such bonds to have any stable value
whatever Remember that the arbitrary
reduction of Lows Mississippi bonds to half
their face did not reduce them to that extent,
but deprived them of all market value what
ever.
II is quite a. much tho interest of tho sol
der as of the banker that tho interest OF the
Public Debt shall DO infeyibly paid In com.
So long as it il, it is scarcely possible that bis
$l3 per month should not OF the worst be con-
vertible into $l2 in specie; but let the inter-
est on the bonds be payable in irredeemaole
paper only. and his Sl3 will soon be worth
but $40 in specie-porhaps less; and though
bis Treasury Notes may be called par, he must
pay many more of them for the food and
clothes and fuel of his family than if the inter-
est were made payable in coin. lie has every
inducement to stand fast with those who' nav
ing bought for Specie Payment to tho cost
cash, arc fully resolved, if they must give 1t
up for little to keep as near it as possible,
and return to it at tho earliest moment.
The Irredeemables lack magnanity and the
spirit of reasonable concession. The Senate
bill comedies to them all that they can claim
under the plea of necessity; it goes good
deal more than half way from our position to
theirs, should they not concede something ?
DO they hope to worry the Senate into the
slough of despond by starving the Treasury
and paralyzng the War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

The Senate amendments to the Treasury
Note bill were yesterday discussed in the House
Ways and Means Committee; they did not
concur in the amendments to the first two sec
tons of the bill--amendments which provide
for the issue OF 800 OOO, 900 instead Of $780,
600 900; for including the $50, 100000 of last
July for the payment of interest in coin; for
making the 2O-year bonds redeemable after five
years; authorizing the conversion of notes into
$40 bonds; and making the funded SIX per
cents redeemable after five years. The Com
mittee stood four 10 four.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

Decidedly fighting is getting popular at
Washington. The Secretary of War, instead
Of reprimanding Gen. Lander for his brilliant
dash of Thursday last, has thanked him for it
in that Napoleonic style Of language of which
Mr.. Stanton appears to be 30 thorough a
master. The country will hail this new mani
festation of the Government with delight. Gen.
Lander is an earnest man. and not only be-
leves in fighting the rebels, but knows how to
do it. II is cheering to see such men encour-
aged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

The Ne,c- York Herald which at frstrecommen'
ed the adoption OF the Montgomery Constitute
and the kicking overheard OF President LIN
coin along with the Stars and Stripes, and then
prooosed that Gen. Mcclellan should drive oaS
Congress and make himself Dictator, now
comes forward to urge the Immediate procla'
nation Of q general amnesty Tor the heoea
and traitors. This is but natural. The HerasA
wishes not only to save itself from danger, ou'
has shrewd eye to the interests oil ]"
friends. 1t will be ample time to proclaim an
amnesty when tho rebellion has everywhe's
felt the armed heel of the Republic, shs
is utterly crushed oat forever, and Its cau'"
and roots extrpated. Until that consumlnS'
ton is reached, there can DO no aInnes?.
Otherwise we should only deliver tho lo!N
men of the South over anew into the hands OF
the conspirators who have so long tyrrapizeA
over them, and have at last forced them int
quasi completely with tho rebellion. And 10
every other respect tho proposal Of l@ hera'<
10 equally atrocioas. ,rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

In the House of Representatives yesterday,
there was long debate once more upon Bull
Run and Gen. Patterson. The dispatch from
him in which he announces the coming OF
Johnston was read, aud the celebrated inter-
view in which Gen. Scott blamed bimsef for
having ordered the movement of the army was
again talked of. Finally, q stenographer was
authorized for the Committee on the Conduct
of the War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

An intelligent gentleman has written US
letter to recommend that instead of colonizing
the slaves in some foreign country, or in Florida,
as has been proposed by various distinguished
personages it would be better TO cOlonize the
slave-owners. This Is an excellent idea, the
latter class including only about two hundred
thousand persons, while the former number
four millions. Besides, the saveowners are
almost all disloya, while the slaves arc friend.
of the good old Flag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18


The Journal Of Commerce, which is always
Jealous, in season and out Of season, in be
half Of Southern Slavery, thinks we oushs
now to have "a well-tmed appeal by the
" President to the slumbering patriotism a
I" the South, accompanied by an assurance Of
- the ultimate restoration of every constita-
L" tional right meaning thereby, of course
that every Rebel shall continue to enjoy the
constitutional privilege OF logging his own
nlggers, as in the good old times. Thus, a
South Carolina, for instance, where Ge'
Sherman issued just such q proclamation
three months ago, the traitors ought now &
be told by the President that they shall be
welcomed back TO the plantations they have
fled from, while the loyal negroes who has
come over to the National banner shall all
caught by Massachusetts and Connection
troops, aud restored, at the point OF Z
bayonet TO the traitorous scoundrels W.
enjoy divine right to tyrannize over them
Great is Human Slavery, aud The Jonrna! Of
Commerce is one of its prophets
Why does mt The Journal also propose
that the President should promise in the sams
proclamation to pay all the debts of the Coz
federacy, and restore Beauregard, Twigt
Johnston, G.. w. Smith, aud the rest OF tns
military and naval traitors to the unioa
army and navy with the full rank which tne'
uow hold in the Rebel service !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

IMPORTANT FACTs.-Constant writing for
Elk months is done cheaper with Gold Pens than with
Steel Pens therefore. IL economy to use Gold Pens
Tho Gold Pen remains unchanged by yesrs OF continued
use while Steel Pen 10 changing by corToson and
wear therefore, perfect uniformity of writing obtained only
BY the use Of the Gold Pen
The Gold Pen always resdysnd reliable while tie Steel
Pen he often condemned and selected there
fore there great saving time in the the Gold PEN
Gold capable Of receiving degree of elasticity so that
Gold exactly adapted the hand of the writer
therefore the Of the hsnd and not 1red as'
known to be the case by the use Of steel Pens.
See The Fen lighter than the Sword" In another
column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

The approaching anniversary of the Birthday
Of Washington is to be celebrated in this city
by a grand Union Festival at Irving Hall,
under the auspices Of the Republican Central
Committee. Many eminent gentlemen are ex-
pected to address tie company. The tickets
will be at low price, and the occasion
promises TO be one of unusual interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

1t ic evident that the Secretary Of War has
no taste for the expensive holiday soldering,
lately 80 popular. In recent conversation
with three Brigadiers, at one Of his receptions.
he publicly said, "You must fight. If We are
defeated it cannot be helped if yictorious, SO
"much the better. But you must fight" This
is tie spirit which is now animating our
Western leglons, in Tennessee and Missouri,
and which lent such vgor to the strokes Of
our brave fellows in North Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

The bill to provide for the better organizn-
ton of our cavalry was yesterday taken up in
the Senate. An attempt was made to cut
down the number of regiments to 30; this was
subsequently modified, and the number was
made 40. Then tho bill passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-18

Honor to the brave The Secretary of War,
Immediately upon the receipt of the glorious
news from Tennessee, sent in to the President
the name of Gen. Grant for promotion to the
rank of Major General. sketch of this gal
liant officer will be found among the dispatches
of our Washington correspondent.
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While every honest heart rises in gratitude
TO God for the victories which afford 80 glo-
rious q guaranty of the national salvation, let
il not he forgotten that it ID TO EDWIN M.
STANTON more than to any other individual
that these auspicious events are now due.
Our generals in tho field have done their duty
with energy and courage; our officers, and with
them the noble democracy Of the ranks, have
proved themselves worthy sons of the Repub-
lie; but il is by the impassoned soul, the
.leepess will, aud the great practical talents OF
the Secretary of War that the vast power OF
the United States has now been hurled upon
their treacherous and perjured enemies to
crush them 10 powder. Let no man imagine
that we eIalt this great statesman aboye his
deserts, or that We would detract an ota from
that share of glory which in this momentous
crisis belongs to every faithful participation in
the events Of this war. But we cannot over
look the fact that whereas but the other day
all was doubt, distrust, and uncertainty; the
nation despairing almost of its own restoration
to life; Congress the scene of bitter imputa-
tons and unsatisfactory apologies; the army
sluggish, discon'ented and decaying; and the
abyss of ruin and disgrace yawnng to swallow
us, now all is inspiration, movement, victory,
and confidence. We seem to have passed into
another state Of existence, TO live with dis
tinct purposes, and to feel tho certainty Of
their realization. In ono word, As Nation IS
sased and while with ungrudging hands We
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When the news Of the victories In the
Southwest reached Washington, and it was
known that volunteers we're wanted for sailors
upon the eight iron-clad gunboats waiting at
Cairo, Goo men from the Massachusetts, and
Maine Regiments fastened to offer themselves,
and set out at once on Monday.
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heap rariands and pIsudits upon all our de-
tenders, let q special tribute of affoctonato sd-
mir.tion b paid to the Minister who has or
panizsd tho victory which they have won.
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1862.
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We print in another column letter from
Mr.. W. C. Dodge, retractiug certain charges
which he had made against the Rev. T.. d.
Neil of Minnesota, in connection with the case
OF Gen. German.