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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
BEAuRsdARD TO ApJUrAsT GEN. COOPER
Mobile, Alabama, Sept. 5, 1862.

Mobile, Alabama, Sept. 5, 1862.
General Under the supposition that on the
restoration Of my health | would be returned
to the command of department No. 2, had
prepared, whilst at Bladin, Alabama, a plan
of operations in Tennessee and Kentucky,
based on my knowledge of that part of the
theatre Of war; but hearing that my just ex-
pectations are to be disappointed, have the
honor to communicate it to the war depart
ment in the hope that it may be Of service to
our arms and to our cause. 1t was submitted
by me to General Bragg on the I'd inst.
By looking at the map, it will be seen that
the forces operating in that section of country
will be separated at first by one river, (the
TENNESSEE and afterwards by two 1.-THE Ten
nessee and Cumberland hence they will bs
unable to support each other, being unprotect-
ed with pontoon trains; bat their operation,
must be more or less dependent on or connect
ed with each other. viii first refer to thost
in East TsAasssse and then 70 those west o.
IL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

Rear Admiral w, D. Porter former'~ )"
command Of the gunboat Essex. has arrived at
st. Louis from Washington. He will take
command OF the waole Western fotilla, for the
purpose Of tssnlng and keeping open the Mis-
sisslppi yer. His nephew, David 2. Heap,
son II DR.. Heap, long Consul to the Barbary
states. accompanies him as Secretary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

ALL OpFIcERs.-It is stated those men,
bers of Manchester Co., in the 9th Vermont,
who originally left the State with it, there re-
mains not one but what is a commissioned or
non-commissioned officer, so terribly have its
ranks been thinned ont with death by disease
and the bullet
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
State Of Vermont.
Treasurer's Office,

Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1862. !
Notice is hereby given to assignees and 9th
ers holding orders for allotted pay, that re
turns for the lst Cavalry Regiment for the siz
months of March, April, May, June, July
August, and for the lst Battery of the Stf
Regiment for March and April, have been re-
ceived at this Office from the United State.
Paymaster.
J. B. PAGE, State Treasurer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

Gen. JEFF C. DAVIS on Tuesday received
an order from the War Department, releasing
him from the arrest under which he has hther-
to been confined since killing Nelson. There
are good reasons for believing that Gen. DAVIS
will be at the head Of his command IN the held
again before long. He appeared on tht
streets the same afternoon, for tho first tint
since Nelson's DEATH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

"a FINE THING."-Under this head,
Walton's Journal speaks of Gen. Hopkins
obituary notice of the late Edgar L. Ormsbee,
and says that it twas most carefully prepared
and its construction and delivery compliment
tary to the ability Of Gen. Hopkins.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

SENATOR FooT.-We learn, from the Mont,
peler papers, that it is expected that Senator
Foot will address the public in Represen-
t1ves Hall, Montpelier, on Wednesday evening
of next week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

John G.. SAKE, Esq, is already on the
lecture course, being announced to lecture in
Essex, Conn.,, on the Goth inst, and Newark,
on the 9th proximo.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

Gen. Fremont is on bis way to Washing
ton He expects to be assigned an important
command in the Sout est. This probably
refers to Texas.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

--ORpAIsED.--Rev. Samuel s. Gardner
wss ordained as the pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church, in Bellows Falls, on Friday
evening, October 3d. ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23

% 1t is reported, but discredted, that the reb-
ell General Buckner was seriously wounded in
the attack made by the rebels on Gilberts
force, on the Sth inst. There is no confrma-
tion of the death of Bragg and Cheatham.
VIM M. Evarts, Esq, ofNew orkCity was
chosen Orator for next year, with J. Watts
De Peyster, of Tivof; N. Y, and Rev. B.
Labaree, of Middlebury, as substitutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18

=
sach,lsetts Dixon, of Connecticut; Simmons,
ol Rhode Island; King Of New York; Wilmot,
Of PENNSYLVANIA; Wade, Of Ohio; Chandler. Of
Michigan; and Doolittle, Of Wisconsin. Mr.,
Dixon, Of Connecticut: has already been chosen
as his own successor Gov Sprague succeeds
Mr. Simmons, of Rhode Island.
The emancipation commissioners, under the
act for the release Of certain persons held TO
service or labor IN the District Of Columbia,
have published list Of claims preferred before
1hem showing the number OF claimants up to
Saturday last to be about seven hundred, and
the liberated slaves, for which they desire to
he paid, about twenty three hundred.
COL Slack, order suppressing the circula-
ton Of Confederate treasury notes, and reQuir-
ing persons to secure permits in order to pass
the guards at Mound City, has produced great
excitement in Memphis.
The priyateers1nen who were sent to Fort
ress Monroe to be exchanged for Colonel Cor
coran returned on the Fulton Oh Sunday and
are now confined in Fort Lafayette. They are
al without exception, secessionists,
The Dayton (Ohio) Empire says that many
Of the abolitionists Of that place are discharg-
ing white men and women from their employ,
and hiring in their places the recently arrived
'|contrabands, . whose service they get at very
low prices ......
Gen. Beverly Robinson, Of Richmond, has
been appointed to the command Of the Confed
crate cavalry force Of the late COL Ashby.
The authorized dispatch Of the Associated
Press from Winchester, says" Frequent state
nents are made here of the destructive propen-
sites Of large number of men in Gen. Blenk-
ers command, and without discriminating be-
tween friend and foe. IF all accounts of their
conduct are true, it cannot but be viewed with
great regret by all desirous Of ultimately res
toring cordially between the present contend
ing sections of our country. The only excuse
which can be offered, is that these men are only
but initiating the barbarities of European war
fare into this country.
Strawberries are in such profusion in the
Baltimore market that they sell for ~ cts,
per gallon!
The Richmond papers are filed with praises
of Stonewall; Jackson and John R. Thompson,
the poet Of Richmond, contributes poem to
the Examiner, entitled simply, "Ashby>"
The following were the quotations in the
Baltimore exchange market yesterday:
lean Gold 5a@65 PREMIUM One Year Certif-
Gates lOO}0lO01; 7. 80 Treasury notes l05!@
1861; Dutiable Demand Notes 3034 premium
Mr. Hendricks an editor Of the late New
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18
A member of the 9Th Palmetto s. c. reo;ue

the field of the Chickahominy with 52l men
ali told; 81 were left dead Oh the field and lSo
wounded, many of whom have since died, and
others now Inger in the clutches Of death
! Other seventeen are missing, some Of whom arc
F.; lying perhaps unnoticed, and on the dens~ H.
peopled field Of battle Our bsttlefag was rid.
| died By five balls, the staff shot away BY the
pennsylyanians, and the color bearer mortallv
wounded, .
All criminal cases in New Orleans now come
before Major Bell, Provost Judge Major
Bell is very much annoyed by many persons
who take the opportunity presented by the re-
cent change in the government Of the city 10
wreak their vengeance on ali old enemy. They
bring a charge Of cooperation with the Confed
crate army against some man with whom they
| have an old feud, hoping to obtain a punish
ment for him that they could not otherwise
secure But they generally find that they
| have brought their pigs to the wrongmarket,'
as Judge Bell Can see through a LADDER as
we'll as most any man. He has discovered this
trick in several instances, and III the future is
determined to punish it severely
For several days past workmen have been
busly engaged in preparing the churches in
WASHINGTON, designated for hospital purposes
They are putting flooring over the seats, but
with such care and in such manner as to avoid
doing them injury The Government is eyi-
IDENTIFY DESTROYS of having these hospitals com,
pleted at an early day; for the men were at
work until late hours at night for two nights
past,
Gen. Thomas, U.S.-A, has not been suspend,
3D. No Court of Inquiry touching any act OF
his is contemplated. His loyalty has not been
questioned now or at any time by the President
or Secretary of War. There has been no IN
tention of removing him, either temporarily or
permanently.
William Everett, youngest son Of Hon. I'D
ward Everett, who has been for some time
member of Trinity College, in Cambridge, Eng
gland, .ecently gained scholarship after Sc
we're examination in classics and mathematics
Just now the civilized nations Of tie world
derive their chief revenue from tobacco Win
out it the Pope would be bankrupt in month.
Last year the English Government derived
s2S, 900, 900 revenue and the French s36;0Oo'-
600 from the weed that vanishes IN smoke
The greater part of the tobacco which yields 70
foreign Powers their chief revenue is grown i'll
America.
A wild man was last week found in the
woods of Jackson county, Indiana, captuIe'
and taken to the superintendent Of the poor 70
be cared for. When taken he was found lying
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18
The bill which has nassed the /. 5. House OF


nication between the Mississippi valley and the
Pacific Ocean, is now before the Senate. This
measure provides for railroad OF ., 4z5 miles
in length. aud for a loan of the credit OF the
government Of sixty-tive millions, III bonds,
running for thirty years, and for grant to the
road. as the work is completed. OF a portion OF
the public lands on both ideS
The Z. s Senate few days ago refused to
confirm the nominations Of the following 9th
GERS, formerly IN the Navy, and now holding
acting appointments for restoration to their
former position:-Joseph P. Sanford to be a
Commander; Richard T. Renshaw, John Van
Ness Philip, Edward Y. McCauley, pend)eton
G. Watmough, james Parker, Jr., Edgar
BroGhead, John n Quackenbush and John S.
Barns, to be Lieutenants.
Scouting parties from the Eleventh Virginia
Regiment, sent into Roane Co., Va, a few days
since, scattered number Of guerlllas. ne
party killed eleven, including the guerilla lead
er, Downs.
4 woman dressed in man sapparel. has been
arrested in Memphis as a spy. She represents
herself as having been in the Confederate ser
vice under Gen. Polk. Seventy four Conted
crate officers and soldiers took the oath of allie
lance on Saturday in Memphis,
Railroad building is as active this season IN
Pennsy lvania, as ever it was in the palmlest
days Of railway movements
The French Journals claim to have found a
substitute for cotton IN common plant which
will produce the fibre in abundance. It pos
sesscs they say, all the attributes of cotton
Hon. Thomas D Arcy MCGEE, who by the
late change Of the ministry in Canada, has be-
come president Of the Executive Council of the
Province, came to this country friendless AID
penniless, and began life as printer in the Office
of the Boston Pilot.
Lord Lyons has left for England He leaves
Mr.. Stewart, First Secretary of the Legation,
as Charge de Affaires during his absence. Mr..
Stewart was presented by Lord Lyons to the
State Department and recognized in that capaci-
".
Attic suggestion of the military authorities,
preparations are in progress at che various hos
pitfalls in New York, to receive 5000 wounded
soldiers.
We have already given some particulars of
the sudden appearance of a body of Confeder-
ates, on Friday last, near the White House,
and their capture Of number Of wagons and
mules, and the burning Of two vessels-the Is
land City and Whitman Philips. These two
vessels, although hailing from New York,
sailed from Baltimore, and had on board corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
1862.
| SSfi:5,.

PtNNsYLVANiA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
wt'l it, connections. foFms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
git triu, aaiy hor Ncw York to fnilaic pia via
krs.Jsr-ry aad tamirn snd ,mhoy line .., -
ALL gIROtGh fkA. ~ tOH idE WESr Bf THIS
IOU. - LEAIr NEW-lOah EIOM TIE
fOOT IF CUURrLANDl-sr
By wy Of Philadelphia lie nonlns rsr' esve New
Y0Is %. hue oiDef routes, LyeGf psssrn.e
a. 90 NOAH istTf tlsu Oh-s hne'
~ Wy Il ArufoVp eng ps.-eYgers leave et IN
three r9or. after fsa Tho NornI" " ard b. boh r'i -
tte Hpf' h,r- iu Cnic,s1 an' 81
poip.r tuF Hprh Wee. trrau - idt.op0n. Lousro.
3 Lulif. Ciosrind tu"mbG, Cincinnati aud al IMAM
points Wet. with esrr ciinrrs Of cars
Shopping Cas- wln"it non iiuiaacpha 20
Ii brl a. miles ,nd Nos fris Pntsb.Esa. ~ Dliss
SnDk ~ .ud inrn Cs.s on all tfainL
fss- ne sinis q other ROUTES.
Ia~gs.t ci srssi rough rrrn.fer frso.
s,c1rr T,ke's ptuotii NEED - 81 -Dngh.
WfSiE.H ENlu"AtiON.
The icrnss tafl, trntf.l tourcny LIN rrsIt
Acconi ,isi.n Line lcb o. rJ. comi1 table moao Il
ag- 10 parties moving N,stV ard Al one haf tns u'a alec
Of isf- .,.
81 'lf ro1to re-. hts 4 s cdpons ca be Forwarded
o. and in sny piat ca the hafo,dt u Oho houuc.y H
di.n.. ILLINOIS, i-cohs4n Iowa Mi.spur b. RAIL
ROAD OiNk' OF 20 poii tue gable rsors u
! .lr Wet by steamer f0m litshuich
The fa,s u Freight ard from point w the Wei BY
III. r.nn.ylssbia hlfosd at isyuIsbs as
cnsf.ri D., .hrT rsiro4d Comp,ue, Ale and .ho.
n'ring rssposno o. fhfir Fret. ht to tina Con
lapy eau ely Win cound,nc- ,prei, ualsit
Farmer, D~sl~r. g. Live stoct a nd his. al.
e-rus route, Cs.cnas l-r1 ed ws'e.sd ana sp-
ana CON ccons and .vrfy ion 10 led 70 ih w,is
From sfr .hurg ~hse vii DO found every convcnie f
ieedias srG o., eno'r ,1,'st o, &c
J. l. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent No. A-tor. House.
LEIGH Co.. Freight Agents.
No. Aston Hou.e ard No South William o.
MCDONALD III 5CHOfF, Emi, snt agents.
No. Battery. place
ENOCH LEWIS Gsnsysl Ssp't Al.eOss. Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
1)roposa's.
DROpOsALs nrPADDLE.WHEEL STEA3i

DROPOSAI,S fnr FADDLE-WiiEEb >TEAh
i MACHINERY Tor the UNITED sIAifs NV
1tr Navy D. f'mcu, HiL '-'l 90" .ly ,.l - ~.
e-ive .',d Tolos "a thc contraction Of 'vain ma' h"efJ
lof pate o- sheet stcsrneTs.
ZACH steamer vii have one .ciset engine Of not less hA'
tho ,fo.s 70 &C. sb1u' ice uches ii- af1e Oh 20 Of Sc
iow pine. str,nsly sa-ed bot.f AID brlcsi
Thee siu q Se~tf, slutCr cIufr fer, IN which Tie
co. ns1r viii De c0mpo-vo VI dr~u b. - t'"e'
o. bee, iots area o. eo1dens'tg 'lde, - 'as" Io',
osgscy q srp4mp tconHcersi e' fnfe "a ingl - curl
feet cspsay & c.rc .'ns puGp loen'Jc-e4 sin4ie sc
ug} D cubic let lct sui orilI ii Co raaF GO nave
NJ Of at s tisn to tt "a OF tlr r1wps go ore -
ecisug nd delivery Of Puaf' % have me- area Of
optnug oi NOS ss than one sud han ne he area ITO
pla o. pi.tops; valve seats q b.-s, 70 80 ~ gns
I ser e 10 have 0Eas balance Opt 'sl'es 81 y en1
.rfai o with scyenfs off, Ihs whole ytYe frs e. be-
hnh.d AID .HsIg cd To- working ho.ied Ga back vel a.
he oro,lhesd 90 be Of wrought irou spd G.shsJ The
crauks b. = W1u7l Iron, ~ ned ant Psnsd Tue .
- be 4 ought iIon tuned TIC o-tb1ud 1fnai 70 be
All c, aGef covers valve chest sri pump bonn.,, with
Their bol.' ND NUE. aud ink snd eoanec ~ fod' 70 b a.
4 paasrr feed pump aud bil-e pump. Of bras, to ia pro
vided OF - cutc i~e o'y valves Of s9ui snd - have
Ne. openin. u t~ice tBe cspici-y Cd the Iemp
Tho inmp 80 10 20 "oAel b. thought ION arms turned
psIea aud secured upon turned wrou-t iru ,laf
Which be worked fro the bead by lli.hod
ins. and wrougbi iron levers, tuned and planet
Tho pdde.Whee Is 20 be hun q. b.. OF wrought lion
md rs fec inches in errane diameter Paddles 10 DO
t~enty'af Ia number, iee inches long aLd 1. neAr
Iher, are TO be two Msrn boilers placed opoo,,e each
osher ,th The feIOOu between Length OF boiler ~ cet
WON, ieet Acie. Lsgt slout ''r' u cue. 20 gI-
FL. tts Lsatis sorfsce no. Icgr i'm SEQ ,on, :.
thos With tie exception % The b'ms 10 be Of 80 iach
pltto, bottom, lad a.r pit % three .bh IAcH
nIae 70 lie Abbreviated AID bisced Tor h, drostic Us.
pressure OF 90 pounds er squaI. inon
tie usc. Of The sh.pits
All me deal Gn,h quality o. ms,erislr All aorknaa.
clip to D. Do cass pT0po toura Cr Wos boiler gessuf1
EsU. A ..fN H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
NEw.yoRK & NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD.
sFRNO ADVANCEMENT

f62 SfRikb aRFAsOtNENI To-
CDNMFNt1Nv VA lii,
INssuIer Station il Nsuiost cor. ?ih - and hh-sv
ikAINs LEAVE EEw-GoRK;
fof He--Hss.n T. a. u, ia li k.I' itJ) 49,
a. aud y. u. (Erb 80
10, Miiord st,.,ford Fairfield sou,hpor, 1nd we'poH
ss a.. , l.. ~ $50 sud 4.a1r
fof h0r.sk. s.Bl u, l2;l9 J. tsr)i $3.50 HN. );
for D,risn sn8 Greenwich $3.50 m i2:i5 $50 t:1a
10 stanford = ?, yEIl $50 a M l2'l'. '.,EEL o.
81, go, ST. p a.. 4 ~ .
o. Pc, Chester int Iuedas stations Soa Ia 10:
u, $50. 4 - SD. 6.3 y. n
b., P,tt { he. 80 ~ 4 ~. Rochelle. 20 m (EA)
CONSFC1fhD TRAINS
For Boston. via sprn shsi a m, (hLh tErl p. NJ
frHJ
tsr Eo.lop vie Shore Lin. 1915, pm, lEIl
Dor Hartford snd Springfield. N. ttxh EI3, j.
tE,.l =. mt -.
Fol Goa, &c cut River Ralfosi to Montreal u, tEKL
And i?.i5 p 10 Norhsn p,"n
FOR Haiifoid. Proylooce sud FIhkil Railroad an ,
(EIl i2:l3 O. NJ.
For Ne. feu EewLondon. aud stonlngoa Rsilgosi
oil IA l2.l5. 3. . ttN.i
81, fai Al Railroad. " IS =. ~. e. N3flhsmp'on
F,f Hou.at K,ilf,sa fttsheld, ?. m. TO
Bs,dr gtrn 80 on Ss,nria sthssu-n go P,ti-.od
Iof Nsugainck Ril osd, Z Z. ~. 3 r.
tor Dsuhury ard Nofwalk Railroad, J, $50 m, 4. 20
Ceur,oIious s.eep.ng Car. attached 20 p train.
JAMES n hoy 4, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
GiationerD ono Jaucn GOODS.
"INilE PEN Il MIGHTiER THAN TIE
SWORD"
IHE GOLD PEH-THE BEsT or ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
TUE BEST PENS ~ THE WORLD.
Ga reeeip Of any Of the following sums in cash or ,'
fsTrs the snas Wi '@nd by reiu mail or oaers i'e
dTscte. Gold Peu or Pens 'foeag The same se' fng
G0GD rrNs WITHOUT CASES.
For q the Msqc Pen for "a esnts the Lr-sv Pen;
iol 80 cents. he Awsyedy Peat for 10 cents the Elegant
Per; ard for . The Eyceisior PEP.
a. 9 sizes are Nos. 2. 3. 4. sn1s.
The SANE ff>s - NY n er EXTENSION
For 50 cent? the .se Pen for % cents the Lucky Pea
io he Awsys Reedy PEG; for + IS the Flcss1t Po1
FOOD ~ny Gold P.us with l1do-1n POINTS, tho average
ves q every Que o. winch VII Ia oust gross Of the De-,
IN name "A. Morton, "Sunb.r,r and "QosHtyr ara
.i,pes he following Pens End we Point are wsran's
or ~ month";, ezcspt a.sinst scoden, ihe number. ind
sda,'cd ior the pocket 20 tho smallest aud no. ~
arrest Mammoth Cod Fen for be dos. log srd madam
snd made only Of hrs quality The engraving. 40 fac 'tn
'' GOLD PENs. WITHOUT CASES
Tor 75 GEMS INC. Pen. l'' qualify OF MOI Pen ~
Fo 81 $50 Pea st quality No 3Pcn, I'd quality.
Tor - Is mo. area et quality or EMO tPsn, "a qu'
To- 81 81 sNo. PEN Z, quality NO Pen. "a quail
~, or No. . Peu Sd quality.
Tor IS No Pom Is, guilty No Pea adquallty.
cor - o. a No . Pen. lst quality .
TIE SANE G Ga4ss rt Wra fE StyEs EXTENSION
FOr 81 ~, 40 Pea ls' qusnty. orsTo Pen Sdqost
For 70, No. Pen 1T qolity or No Pen, ID quad
For ~ No Pen l.. qosty, or 10 Pea. "a gasli.y
O. g No Pen, 50 qu.lty.
Fer ~ % No Pen 1T quality, orsNo' Pen % qa'i-
hy ora No Pen. ID quality.
foi - No Pen ut dusity, Or No. 6Pen % 9e1'yy.
Tor 80 ~ No Pen. III ouaity
OOLu tA-NS All al OUdL ti1, ~ SiLNtR-NcGNIED
DESK-uOLDGKS
for ~ No Zen, Tor 81 q aNo. sPsni lot ~ To-
No. feui For = ~ 8 No Pen
FOR So 10 PEN ior No. sPsni sud ios 80 aNa
~ Pen.
DE ist Qoslty poDied~.t ne very beet ddo'nl'
Iolts carefully leerted. end OF tris guam s 4
Win LIE lLgie'! impeI.ection ~4ch sAD and tho eOses
scuury detect
Tie "a Qlait are superior 10 any Pens made by him
rleFioDs 70 the wear So
TIE a Qls" H. intends sh, equs n respse. TO On.
ii,y hGsii-y aud oo1 VA ~ Qualities (tbo Ony trlo
conti efatiousl aly Gold Pea, nsde elsewhere.
Ia regard u The Cnesp Cod Pens be beg We % ny th
irevols g. oer1u. lie New AID ps'ent-J Nachnes ha
could not have made Good Writing nd Dufab. Pens io
ne price hac The Gold t>ea furnished grstui,ou.,,.
J0rficf crdefng a gHsfJncs sD.afp RE Nm.
f end QBafiD + me Pens tsf be p4rfrfas
20 ds1''0e nc ti's y Pens mey pree'-gAsfso, fD o.,
Al reni,,luees BY ns IN Re- gteTed Letters are - NY
Tisk
address A. MORTON
No . Maiden Lane Sew.Yo,l
ANY ssndags single let'er po. stamp viii receive m
collar III tie enffsvugs above erred TO-
~ For by all deserS IN line Throughout tho
country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
T'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR july 10.
THE New.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Til.

THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE fox this
s~sk contains the following:
I..LEADlNG ARTICLES Calling An Hsnd.; III,
Co i-c.ian BIZ. tatsrn 'rgiuis. Mexco
Here VIA bo No Dissent A tusiuels Asl
Expsi1c.; Toe spirit that toueried he Re
b-hon IA" Au.con5si Fec EoUestesos Nsw
YOTk is Constant California Oregon hdi.oiia
fsssrspb'
U..wAk NEWS SUMMARY.
Hr..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
IVAN IMMENSE MASS MEETING; The Voice o.
NtW-irk CAV; Rebellion Must be Crushed
TIE Cove nlient sustained
v..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches C
ihs inoue
vI..DOMBARDME or vICKSBURG.
vn..FROM NASHVILLE
VIII. DEFERRED LETTERS or 8 W: The Eeeessi.,
Of sn inuie1laie Alliance with the Ssyes d
r bells. Correspon ience q 4 he " Y. rri1ols.
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N.rhE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
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XVII TIE WAR IN Tue SOUTHWEST
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Xxx. .PROCEsUINGs ~ CONGRESS.
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