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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

FRASKLiS TowxsnIP. = The Democrats OF
Franklin township will meet at the Township
House, on Saturday. October 4, at = clock 7
NJ IN mass convention Hon A. b. Conduit
will mo nresent and address the meeting. DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25
~ Send in the names.

FAcrs FOR THE PEoPLE: \ brief but forcibe
review of the issues now before the country, in-
GLIDING the tariff policy of the party in power
This document was prepared by one OF the most
emirent citizens OF Indiana. and Is admirably
adapted to enlighten the people upon the present
conditions of public affairs. copy should bs
placed in the hands of every voter in lndi ma
II is issued in pamphlet form Of l6 pages. Price
81 Der hundred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

"a Doctor Lee. JEFF. Divis's Major General
crossed the Potomac 20 'deliver' Mary Land
But IL Mary has been delivered. the child Is not
n very promising one-for the rebels.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

HARR,ssrRe, Sept 24-The Governor has H.
sued a procla m atom discharging the volunteers
under bis call from the service Of the State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

habit Of self stu-e To which 4 sdd-d observations
Feae Dsea-es and other Interesting nstser Of ~
mott Importance the married ard thoe contemplating
marriage who enfersin doubts ~ their physeal y 20
enter that state Sent any address IN sealed e-sp-
per, on receipt q ten cents or four stsmps.
We devote entire time ard sft-rssor ~ ne treat
ent Of the various private diseases frosted ~ pr
vae fcpo-t c-r Dspensary T. the o.iy n-ufon q the
kind in Arnerscs which hiss been fsblshe ~ special
charter an this fact should give Il preference the
various qracks Of doubtful character 10 b found In ell
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

tY-H Hon. James +. Mcdonald will address the
citizens of Ashland, Wabash county. October -,
az O'Clock F. NJ. and will speak at Lagro N the
same county. in the evening.
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Eram San Francisco.

SAN FRAScIsco. Sept. 24.-About $50. 600 has
been collected at San Francisco for the relief OF
the wounded soldiers since the remittance East oil
the first 500 900. The movement continues IN
ablted, and othor portions OF the State have com.
menced the good work IN earnest
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

TOWLiNS0N a. con, Druggists, No.
~ East Washington street,
Have been. appointed agents for the sale of
BR NDE,S TT 81 l. 4 G. q,
THE WONDERFUL GRANULUS, for the cure OF Coughs,
Colds Throat Bronchitis Vince zng irritation Of the
Uvula and Tonss, and Diseases Of the Lungs. Sold in
large boxes % cts. 81 and 81 each nisd&wly
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Campaign Sentinel.

The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will bs
furnished for Three Months. during the Cam
paign. at
% CENTS n COPY.
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~ Why were the exempts, after their examl-
nation Ike Victor Hugo's new worky
Because they were Les Miserobies LESS mser
abfeS
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The weather has been Dir, and hot and rain is
greatly needed. Vegetation Is thoroughly dried
up in all this region of country. and il has been
impossible 10 prepare ground for wheat il IS so
dry and hard
There have been rains other places during
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

ALL QUIET ON THE POTOMAC.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

oE ~ XIV - ~ ~ W
treating Ns1sr1sl p<<<<><~. lnciu-
oing ryphlits IN al 81 Stages.
6onorrbes. elect. Structure. Van.
encile, and Hytrncsi<. Dl<<sse< -
the Kidneys. Bladder kc- With
oct mercury Containing Q val
usbie trsafisr OF that widespread
usi-dy % yourh. seminal Weak
ness. Nocturnal fmis,ions. Stx1<l
Debility, lmpotcucy, &c.. the -
cref fn-rrniries q youth and me.
turtfy srtSinr FIRM the hxnefui
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

SYRACUSE " Y. September 24.-The Repub-
lican State Convention met in this city to-day,
Hon H. J. Raymond President
Gen. James Wads~orth was nominated for
Governor; Governor lyman Taernaine for Lieut..
Governor
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

LES MIstRABLEs-The fourth part OF this great
work has been published under the name oil ST.
Denis" Bowen Stewart x Co, have il. ID 3
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New York cattle Market.

MAKEET DAY, Tuesday. sept. 1s, 1852.
Total receipts of cattle OF all kinds for the
week.
Sheep&
Beeves. Cows. veals. Lambs Swine
Total. $40 80 SOB 1874 l6.479
Last week 49,, 5,269 80 525 1882 IA 204
Corresponding
No. per w'k
last year.. 5,o2l Go i14 1926 I,O1o
Average mum
Der per week
last wear. 4. . $40 ll3 63S 9,oy6 III $50
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AGENTS WANTED.
F0R JOHN 3. Q. ADD0TT's
History Of the Civil War in America
To Be se.aufs,ly illustrated VIA

STEEL EN- q X LAWN q y
OF LAID and Naval Battle Scenes Portraits % pronn<us
setors Ac xc Mr. Abbott Il The well knovn author IL
the life q Napoleon" &e- :
Experienced Agents VII Ind In this book thss WI
sell The people want H.
For Terrlory- immediate Application nnr< BE made b.
mail th~ State Agents kxHER Co
sugs-~Su tod1annpo<b. Id
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AFFAIRS ON THE BORDER.
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BEEF CATTLE


The market has been heavily Oyerst0cked this
week though the increase in numbers has not in
creased the weight of beef so much as IL would IT
a large portion OF the cattle had not been small
and nl poor average quality.
On Monday morning the butchers bought
pretty freely at rates soc per 100 lbs lower than
those of the last market, under the impression
that the stock was not unusually large: s. per
100 lbs was paid for some 'od cattle, and the
best brought So 50, but the show of cattle on
Tuesday morning made some of the buyers open
their ewes, the figures opening larger receipts than
this market had before staggered under and
prices dropped fully 81 per lOO lbs from the rates
of last week
This condition Of the market has been ruinous
to the drovers, most Of whom have bought THEN
cattle at rates based upon the quotations OF the
past two weeks. and their faces are long in pro
portion to contraction ot their purses, caused by
their losses.
| There should not be more than 600 cattle
offered here next week, aud the quality of those
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Fon SENATOR
HENRY BRADY.
FoR REPRESENTATIVES,.
j H. KENNEDY and J X PLUMMER
FoR TREksURxR.
VALENTINE BUTSCH
FoR sHEkRIFF.
JEFFERSON sPRISCSTEEN.
FoR REcoRDEn.
JOHN BREWER
ron COMMISSIONER,
WI. HUNTER
FOR SURVIVOR.
DANIEL FERRIS.
FOR coRONfR.
SAMUEL PARROTT.
JUDGE OF corRT oF COMMON PLEAS,
WILLIAM W WICK
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY fI2rH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
JOSEPH W. NICHOL
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. 5rH JUDICIAL cIRcUIT)
DAVID ). MckERNAN.
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Are SeIIhg nc pfIcts WHICH SHOW IIItIt IMPROVE
ment, a few calves bring &c. but most sell at 5@
Size.
Good and extra qualities. >. per 10 5ls as cts
SHEEP
Are in active demand and sell at 4I4 @4l5c per
ID for good and a y @5c for good to choice There
has been good demand for store ews, and a
good many have been sold to winter over at
S363 80 each. Lambs are plenty and sell at
SAGE per ID.
Sheep per head at ...............S2 50@1 50
Lambs ............. UO04 0O
swINH
The receipts have been large. but prices are
firm, and for some qualities are higher. Heavy
pork sells WELL while poor hogs move slowly.
The market closes steadily at our figures, and
nearly all the stock is sold.
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THE BURNsIDEs EXPEDITION OFF.
SPECULATION AS TO IT'S DESTINATION.
PERHAPS A REAR ATTACK UPON NOR.
FOLK
Per Telegraph i


BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, (FoRrRKss MONROE, Ian.
10 )-EdifOr STAY: Most Of the vessels composing
the Burnside expedition have already sailed, and
are outside the Capes. Some Of the transports,
however, are not yet OF, though by daylight
tsry will probably all have weighed anchor.
Speculation continues rife here, with reference
to Its destination, the weight Of opinion being in
favor Of Norfolk
Generl Burnside and whoever else knows GER
tainly keep their secret admirably, however.
Yesterday we heard through a flag Of truce
from Norfolk that half a dozen U. 8. gunboats
had just entered Hatteras Inlet. II that be true
It is highly probable that they are but the arGH
eowrisrs Of the Burnside expedition, and that that
is designed to strike either up Pamilco Sound d.
rect for the rear Of Norfolk, or to lans at Wash.
ington and Newbern and make direct for Ra
| leigh via Goldsborough
This is but a speculation OF mine, which think
the signs justify.
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The Burnside Expedition ut Fsrtres.

Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 10-The long ex-
pected Burnside Expedition has arrived here
The advance, In command Of Gen. Foster, came
into Hampton Roads at about one O'Clock this
afternoon, and the remaining vessels have been
arriving up to the PRESENT. time. The greatest en-
thusiasm was manifested here when ID became
known that. the expedition was coming mp, and
the shore, wharves and rAmparts Of the Fortress
were soon crowded with spectators. Enthusiastic
cheers were exchanged between the troops on the
transports and the crowd on the shore, and the
pedition performed number Of patriotic airs,
s-Dixie' being the most prominent.
The unusual excitement in the Roads this
afternoon woke up the curiosity OF the enemy and
a steam tug was sent out to reconnoitre. She
came out some distance and after taking observa-
tons Of the feet returned. The destination Of the
expedition Is as much secret as ever. IL will
probably remain here few days, or until the
hnal arrangements are completed.
Gen. Burnside Will arrive here this evening
The feet was detained some twelve hours In the
bay by the heavy fog prevailing. Gen. Foster
and staff paid their respects to Gen. Wool this az
ternoon.
The steamer s. X. spaulding arrived from Hat
teras Inlet this morning. On the oath Of Deem
Roanoke Island, fifteen contrabands, and on the
day before the Spaulding left five slaves arrived
from Plymouth, N c., who bad been Eve days
on the voyage. They say that they were fred at
as they passed Roanoke Island. They report that
much privation existed among the people.
Some Of the soldiers at Hatteras are employing
their leisure time In conducting an adult school
for the instruction Of negroes. The school is I'M
der the charge Of Patrick Kelly, Of company C.,
scheme, and every way qualified for his dinicult
post
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GOVERNMENT CRKDIr.-Than the creation and
maintenance Of solid Government credit, moth
ing can be more Important for, without It neither
deets nor armies can be maintained. Nay, with
out money, the Government itself must perish
Not even family, villsge city, county, nor a
State, far l6ss q nation, be subsisted without
money. Charity may sometimes subsist family;
bat government, never.
For q moment, in an emergency, an individual
or nation may borrow money without providing
means Of payment. But on great occasions, ade-
quste means Of payment must be provided, AID
skoVn, or money caano, be borrowed, even at L
iravagant rates Of interest.
Nations first mortgage their property and next
tax their people. Our Government owns a thou
sand millions of acres OF land. This, instead of
being girss ascay, must be mortgaged and money
vaised upon IL. Then taxes must follow to an
amount that viii, FIRST. pay the ordinary expenses
Of Government second, pay all interest punctuslIy
as 10 becomes due, and, third, form sink
ing fund fully competent to redeem all United
States bonds and notes on tue days when Govern
ment proniises 10 pay them. This done, the Uni
ted States can command, on fair terms, such
sums Of money as the public wants may demand.
This not done, the securities Of the United States
viii depreciate to a level corresponding with that
reached by the securities Of the rebels.
We appeal to everv thinking man and demand
Is not this so!
IL money can be obtained for the support Of OUT
feets and armies only by making provisions for
the payment Of interest, and the ultimate repay
ment Of the principal 1t egitimately follows that
Congress must impose the taxes, or disbGnd the
armies and recognize the independence Of the Sc
ceded States.
To be eficient, the imposltiou Of taxes must be
timely IL the desire 70 talk Is allowed to super
cede the duty to aet until the credit Of the Gov
eminent sinks 10 or IS per cent, as. uraid.d, 1t
viii In almost Is many days, it is e problem
whether Government credit could, even by
thorough tai bill, be uplifted TO It's present posi-
uon during the entire war. We beg leave to
question whether the authorities have themselves
. Just appreciation Of the deterioration which
f'''s VIII work en- the public credit A judicious
taI bill, passed during the existence Of a sound
credit, Ii very different affair from one passed
after public confidence has received shock, and
public securities have been sold at 10 per cent dis
count.
Let action displace loquacity, and p.omptitude
suPercede delay, and an adequate revenue law
will enable the President 10 maintain IN the field
the present unequaled army, instead Of disband
Ing IL, a. he otherwise will have to do
Acton-eossidsraIs, but not tardy-is now
called for at the hand Of Congress by every mo-
I'VE which ought 10 influence public men
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DH burLERs EXPEDITION A portion Of Gen
Buffers expedition on board the Conststnttoo :,
Boston. was disembarked on Friday last This
net gave rise 10 variety Of rumors, but the Ro.-
ton Post Of Saturday SAYS: - w.
IN regard 70 the rumors ehoat last evening
relative 70 Gen Buffers expedition. we nav. ths
highest authority for denying the following stats.
menu LIST That the Consultation 4, 10 e Al.
cnnssd from commission; ID. That the Massa-
Inat the men are so much overioyed N thsi,
reieese and 9Th. That the " Butler expedition,;
hss been broken up Existing complicstIon, call
s sSs SsmPes,y delay Ia sending expeditions TO
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IHn WAR IN MIssoURI.-A dispatch dated
eedalia, No Jan. Q, says:
nsngence, known to be reliable and true. ba.
1ua been received here from johnson COUNTY. 70
tne erect that party Of Col. Jennison's regiment
vas Holden, and that they had made descent
On tne nelgnoorhood, where the government
we moa prominent rebels engaged In that affair,
e Vel a. the attack on Mai. Hough's command
Ins house Of the notorious Ward CockereII. the
Metnodiss preacher, and Tompkins Bradley a
Aefhodist class leader In the same church we,s
note. u ie'sef
The rebels In wsrrensburgh are reported to be
near approach Of Jennison pOA 49,
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Is,sIligsnesr, treating upon Government
arrests, thinks that " more would be accom-
plished, in the woy rf depressing disloyal pro-
ceedings, by Judicial examination and punish
ment, than by military arrest and detention
under such circumstances as have come to i'm
press on the public mind pretty general con-
viction that, beyond a temporary confinement,
no great discomfort IL visited on parties guilty
Of grave offences against the Constitution and
Lawsn
The Rspu6lieas gives a column Of space and
editosAal endorsements to that remarkable hum
bug, the "Rey. C. w. Dea1Rson." The Rev
C. w. d favors the RspE6ltean with ''trium-
plant snswer'' (sfirmative, Of course,) to the
question, "win the contrabands work 80
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FINANCIAL New York BsyaEs Of vs.,.

fIsASciAt.-The New York Herald Of yester-
dav says, in It's Saturday morning report:
The event Of the day is the collap.e IN oold
which fell to per cent this morning, and was
herd OF sale at the price. Some Of the specnators
VINO have been buying and boarding will lose
smauy Exchange closed pretty steady at IA x
very cay indeed. The supply offered on cali al /;
Per cent 10 In excess Of the wants Of the market ),
The Ezprsss says:
Two-year Treasury Notes sell at about mar
ma eieSn $50 per cents are at a trifing discount
S'ag .Demand note. esn be bought at cents per
sIo discount, which hardly pays the trouble ~
handling them by brokers Vi
The refusal Of the Canadians to "a Re mer,ean
. ZOE mares demand for Canada money along
Az bunalo, Canada bank notes are sold nj mar
end IN some instances at one fourth per cent IRE,
mum. In Rochester there is per cent Discount
On Canada moneyD ''ou "'
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AFFAIRS DOWN RIVER.
U S. steamer Stepping Stones,
on BlackistonP's Island, Ian. G. is,

OF Blackistone's Island, Jan. 6, 1902
we left Liverpool Point at O'Clock Yesterday
morning, and standing down the river arrived AZ
Cedar Point about half past Z, having passed our
pickets at Boyd's Hole, and other places, without
molestation. | mention this, because we hf
been cautioned how we approached too close
even the Maryland shore, as our vessels had been
nred into, under the superstition that they may
belong to the secessionists After breakfast we
bitterly cold, but pleasant notwithstanding, as
the sky was delightfully."- clear. Flocks of wild
swans and ducks were disporting themselves on
the water or flying in the air, enjoying them.
selves In an atmosphere that would astonish a
Hottentotj but Ii Is all a matter Of taste We
landed, and walked along the beach towards
misunderstanding mansion, a little above
Arrived opposite the mansion we visited some
OF the cabins OF the negroes, to lay in some small
stock. in the shape Of chickens, winter vegeta-
bles, DC. Wesucceeded to charm And here
let me bear my testimony to the intelligence the
comfort, and the jollty Of the slaves on Mrs Har-
ris' plantation. Well clad, well fed, and good
looklng-they are the beau.ideal Of Maryland
negroes The mother Of one sable family deserves
credit for her exuberance and were she daugh.
ter Of Israel In ancient times, when Joab, King
David's General-in-chief, expressed a wish that
the Lord would add unto the people how
many sOever they be, an hundred fold nshe would
have been canOnized. Having concluded our
bargains, we paid visit Of courtesy to the man.
sion house, and were kindly received and hos
pitably entertained.
We are now placing stores on board the scboon-
er Dana, Acting Master Streat and the stea mer
Occur de Lion, Acting Master Hamilton When
we nave got through, no for Point Look Out.
w. g.
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CoLLIsIoN WITH ONE OF TIE BURNSIDE ExPR.
DirIoS.-Last Friday evening the brig Henry A.
Didier was run into IN Chesapeake Bay by one O,
the ships belonging to Gen. Burnside's expedi.
ton, completely wreeking the briggs rigging,
breaking or her mAinmas. about nfsesn se~t aoo1e
The deck, and carrying away her jIb boom, a
portion OF her foremast, and all her spars No
one was injured, and ON Saturday evening the
crippled brig was lowed up to Baltimore, her
destination
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OPRRArlc.-We learn that Miss HinkIsy, Brig
nol, Mancusi, Susini, Msnhaauer, Anschutz and
other artists will give three operate perfor man.
ees at the Washington theater, on the 10th, 2Ist
and z2d Of this month
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Uhn. Gaines, whose celebrated law ami,
against the city OF New Orleans, was decided in
the fupreme Court just before the secession OF
Louisiana, has received permission to cross the
lines to New Orleans via Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-13

u The Coast Survey Bureau has detailed one
OF 10 most efacient officers to accompany the ex.
petition under Gen. Burnside.
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u Serious apprehensions are entertained for
he safety Of the British ship RinaIdo, which ler
Provincetown on New Years Day with the rebel
enissaries, Mason and SlidelI.
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TAx ExPEplIIos Dows THE M1ss..ryI-A
dsPsich nom Cairo, dated the 10th instant, stats
McClefnandS brigade, landed eight milfs down
toe ~ lssisiPpi, at the mouth of MayneId creei.
on the kentucky side, where they pitched th.i,
sns Tor the night. Is ultimate destination IL
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sAsexp HIs OslrIoz MIR. g. r. Train has
. .lsas another speech In England, in which he
T,.ns owsaged his Political errors, believed the
would Be suffsndersdI ''t-e.
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lhE PRIvlTEER suxIER--capt Allen, OF the
schooner JP Roles, arrived at New Yort IN a.
sy rom Nevis. reports the privateer steamer
. esmtsr on Antigua, Dec. 8, but the Governor
ouio not allow her 70 enter the harbor Antigua
" one OF ne British, w. l., possessions.
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Mayor Brown.

BOsToN, Jan. IL --Mayor Brown, Of Baltimore,
returned to Fort Warren yesterday, the time OF
his parole having expired.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
THE REPORT DIsCREDiTED

he hEfUhT DISCHEDIIED
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. - The Louisville Jour-
nal discredits the story Of the disbanding Of
Humphrey MaBhall's rebels
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THOs MILLER, Exeou-or,
10 Tod J. z. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auots.

i rs Sy Us soJlG G1s T e: e g.: :ss
Columbia letters Of admInist alton on the persona
estate or 6eorge q. Brush, late Of wsshinEton
sseipF 1he aid deceased are hereby vsrnsd %
exhibit the saHe, with the vouchers thereof. o.
The subsorl Der, on OF before the fourth day
Of January next; they may otherwise by law Be
excluded from ell beneht Of the said estnte
AIRY, 1852. %. w AN6FIT
JA6-lavSv Adminigtrstor
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DEPARTURE OF GEN. ROSECkANS.
NEW York, Jan. l2.-Gen. Rosecrans, accom-
panied by his aids, left this city last evening for
Wheeling, Va. He received dispatch late on
Friday evening which compelled him to leave
Immediately.
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GOLD CHAINS AT WHOLESALE!
" >. J. MYERS.
10 WASHINGTON Building,