New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
VNHE SEMI-W TRIBUNE
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Dontents of No. 1926 NOV. 81 ]:

I..LEADING ARTICLES: Terms of Peace; Repub.
licsn Failure; Confederate Statements; Hear a
South-rn Uuionisi; Centrsl Politics; The Reyo-
luton 10 Greece; The Clupdgn 10 Maryland
Gov Seymour; The Sorlh-West and the MisSs
mp, Editorial Paragraphs
U..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
uI.GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iv..FRoM WASHINGTON; Special Dispatches to
The N. rrioune
V..SOUTHERN NEWS THROUGH CONFEDER-
ATE SOURCES: The Confederate Invasion Of
Kentucky PIoncuncsds allure. and Bragg Bit
tefly CensuIed Destitute Condition Of tie Con
federate Soldiers Appreciation about tho Ne
poes.
vi. CONVERSATION BETWEEN GOV. JOHN
son AND REBEL PRISONERS.
VII. FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC; vir-
sinia secess.ODisis; Brief Account o! Conyer
sations with Z Few Rebels Ia London AID Eau
quer Coun les; Slavery CoHe'pondence Of ne
W. LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
SPoNDENTS WITH THE ARMY OF TIE
POTOMAC.
M..ARnY OF THE ONO: MierGen. Rosecrsns
a. Nashville; DeaoiaOn o. Middle Tenne zee
Ea.hville Safe he Late Attsek; brecan.iigs a.
Truce Non:C !moa,ant.' Oath Correspondence
Of The ~ y Iiiouoe.
x..FRoM THE ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI:
The Prosl'ma'lioni The oOntf.oAnesi APi5os,h'
spoDdelce Of The N. Y. Thbone.
NFROM SOUTH CAROLINA: Correspondence Of
The \. Y. Tribune
XII. THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
XIII. FROM Gen. BURNsIDEs ARMY: New
Tns Or>snizstion; Struggling Suppressed. Fiity
Mics OF Wsgons; fires Sweeping the Country
Mode OF Msichipgi sterie Region SOLDIER
Reorea,ionsi Capture of Cavalry The Ls,e Cav
airy Raid; Artillery skirmish; 1he New Watch
word Correspondence Of Tie y. L. Tribune.
NV. THE BATTLE OF CORlNrH: Official Repor
Of Gen. Ro-ecTan. HeToism Of the Uoion TIoo.b
Desperate S;uobor1les " The Rebels; Dreadful
Carnage on both Sldesi The Fruits Of Our Vic
tory.
xv.THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST
VIFRoM NASHVILLE; skirmish On the Mnrfres'
Main BODY OF the Rebels Al Talaa0IIa, aud IL i.
Exptc.ed that tbey viii MAKE stand There
Rebel Women shipped Souh. Correspondence
Of ILe n. Y. Tribune.
XVII. .DEPREDATlONS or THE ALABAMA on
BRITISH COMMERCE
XVIII. LATER FROM NEw-ORLEANs: Battle Near
BfshvI City; Capture Of the Confederate
steau4er SisIfi Tho Reoes DIysn Up Bayou
1eehs, Another Rebel Huuibug exploded; Run.
ming the Blockade; Affairs at NJ ,bile; The Proc
lsrnsiion Free Slaves; 1hs TeGos Refugees
TIE Opening o. he ai.sissipPi Correspondence
OF Inc ~ \. Irioane.
xIx..ON TIE HIGHTS AGAIN: The Capture Of
hsrpePs Ferry Ibe rebel Programme; Battle
Sunday Gen Wool end Col. Miles, Cnafec.er VI
Miles; Bfea.twoTss aud Bockbouses; The Negro
Shaipsb oef Rebel Graves " Name UnknowH ="
TLs Scslp; Al Uneasy Descent south Noun
Oh fHe. Coie-po"eeace 81 lie H' L. Tribune
xx..FROM MISSOURI: Cones p9ndencs Of The n. I.
Idbune.
xxI..THE WAR IN NORTH CAROLINA: General
Fosters aepors Of his Expedition through Toe
Eastern Coaates Of the state.
<xII..FROM THE SOUTH: Interesting from the Rebel
Army oil Tue fOtoIn lhs Retel front lads, A
Surprise il Florida. THe Ke,reat from kentucky;
Toe Georgia State Deeuses; A Nice Little Qua
re- about IopIessiDg Negroes TO Work the
fonhcsliOns.
XIII. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
xxiv..TALK ABOUT FRUiT
xXv..RAVESsHOE: BY Henry Aiossoy Author o.
"Oeonrs hsmyn'
XVI. INTERNAL REVENUE: Dec,on, by tho Com
missioner.
XVII. FROM EUROPE.
XVIII. FROM CALIFORNIA
KIN. PERSONAL.
xxx. POLITICAL
xXAI. CITY NEWS
XXI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
KxxII. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
xXXIY. WAR ITEMS
xxXV. COMMERCIAL MATTERS Fun Reports o. the
Stock Money. Cotton. Grain. ana Ca.le Markets
specially Rsponed Tor Ihe n. Y. Idoana
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