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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-14

The FRENCH PREss.-The Paris cores.
pOndent Of the Newark Advertiser writes
that progressive step has been taken by
the MOniteur, too significant to be passed
over without notice. The letter says:
Hitherto the American letters published
by the official journal have appeared in
small type, among the local items and mis-
cellaneOus intelligence. Yesterday, under
the distinctive heading American" the
Moniteur contained letter dated New York
Oct. /, two columns in length and promi.
nenty printed in large type, technically
known to the "craft" as "bourgeoise." The
writer gives a general summary of the situ-
alton, and minutely describes the state of
affairs in Missouri, entering into history
of events 10 that State since the call of Pre-
sident Lincoln for $4,000 men, and Gov.
Jackson's refusal to furnish the Missouri
contingent. The appreciations given are
eminently just, and are pervaded by an evi.
dent sympathy for the Unionists The let
ter concludes with the statement that the
Federal Government sis actively preparing
an attack by sea. 1t is talked OF concen.
trating troops at Pensacola. whence expe-
dtions will be sent against New Orleans and
Mobile, whilst Charleston will be assailed
ct the same time. This, indeed, is the vul.
nerable point Of the South, which has no
navy"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-14
9erada aettrufrat.


GEN. HALLEcK IN TROUBLE.-You will
have noticed that Mr.. Sumner has intro.
duced resolution calling upon the Secre-
tary of War for copies of any general or.
ders issued by the commander of the Mill
tary Department of Missouri. This has par
ticuar reference to the first general order
issued by Gen. Halleck. In alluding to this
order, Mr.. Sumner said it was of such ma
ture that it was difficult to speak of it and
keep within bounds; that Gen. Ii. had the
reputation of being good tactican, but
the act with which he had chosen to inau-
gurate his command was not calculated to
give assurance of his success hereafter. Be-
side being illogical and inhuman, it con-
tempated the surrender of fugitive slaves
beyond any constitutional provision. Gen.
Haleck has ordered, as appears by the
newspaper reports, not only that no me-
groes be admitted into his camps or within
his lines while the army was on its way,
but that those already within should be
thrust out The very strange reason he
gave for this order was that these slaves
would convey Information to the enemy.
This order of Gen. Halleck would cover him
with shame which no victory he could win
could remove. Our California Generals
seem fated to'get into hot water. General
Lane intends to be after Gen. Halleck in
the Senate with red hot poker but prob
ably will not do him much harm.-[Bulle-
tin Cor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-14
CRUELrY TO srocK.-The Stockton Argus

CRUELTY TO STocK.-The Stockton Argus
has the following in reference to the pre-
vaiing abuse of stock in California:
The severe cold rains of the past few days
have been destructive to cattle, numbers
having died from being chilled to death
five in one body Of stock were seen to fell
and expire 10 q couple of minutes, being,
too, in fair condition. The cold wind
pierces them as they stand on elevated
knolls TO keep out Of the water that has
spread so over the plains, and the result is
numbers are chilled to death. of stock, too,
that have been winter fed. We may judge
from this. of the destruction of cattle that
have received no attention this winter, and
are in bad condition. They must have fall
en- in vast numbers before the freezing
blasts, against which no shelter has been
provided for them. Our present stock sys-
tenn is a cruel one to the brutes, that should
be reformed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-14

GREAT VISE CoLLECTToN.-Colonel Har-
asztby whilst on bis European tour collect
ed one thousand four hundred varities of
grape vines. which will in year or two be
spread among the vintpiers aad Orchardists
OF this State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-14

SILVER PRoDUCTs OF MExICo.-It is esti-
mated that since the commencement of sill
yer mining in Mexico, that country has pro-
duced three thousand millions Of dollars
worth of silver. This is more than all the
silver mines of the world yielded in the
same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05

U1HE GREAT EASTERN having touched tho
L ground Ter late passage from Liverpool ts beeo
considered advisable make thorough examination OF her
bottom scnjn, Der Eer dcpsf viii there'
fore i-yrd b-, on5 Der previously advertised dy OF ssus
ins no DR., o. r.,urn tickets vii have hem -ne~et %
money r,turp,d they may desire. Dse notice WIZ %
given o. The ,aip, departure
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foreign advertisements.
rVNO CONSUMERS of RlCHARDSONsl RlStp
LINENS, DAEAsgs, DIAPERS. CAMBRIA
HAsDKERCHlERS &C.

unsettled state Of the MARKETS for soms tine pest
80 IL. The diced -tst-s and the enhanced value given
goods hrosgb recent itrolahle eire cm
ce. lava Afforded g. uncup dealer, another hSsy
,smorng opportunity TO COUNTERFEIT OUR GOODS
end owis thai considerable Quantities Of worth s, iao
prrp.tal IN mi, alton Of style I'D seiei Win ne
Of cha dson" have been shipped this .-a.on 20 inc
states We frci called upon again u CAUTION Ihs ~.
spfR rgsnst the puIchse Of linen 10 rio oures -
Richardsous' make net having the full sensms W.
nui. va; - .. ..,.,, d. o,,nrv
To thoso WAC sVe yreierence to our MAJ g.
OFF,. tr- e.m~ qua lniecs quality. soundne', oS
snd .bi.y Socds ksve always borne sa W 1900
an. d.erunea &, protect inteTest this har " -
cutting tgpror.y any Infringement Of our iisn' n
Americas h.ads sii Assist US h putting down us 80
,h hsy ss conto.cts nd manufacturers 80 "1'~
ally Interested. ,t,,,o,,.,i,n 4. -
In time. Ae the present when the cost o. ", ssr
,nh eJ n behoovss the consulers 10 &c We, ~
o., y.u- or their non.y and this they are more nsey
t,in by dealing exclusively with nfst elAs' ne'
al'ysy, snppiisi Win our sods. Respeeeul.y n,v
j. n. RICHARDsoS. SONS QWDsN, A
Month, i9th. lG6,. Dr roL
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u ~
IESssYLvAStA CENTRAL RAILROAD
With It's connections forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRor hEw.fogK - Ins PNiNcirAL Ng,rrKs tITiK.
Eight trlins daily hon Ne~Nok to PhieslphiA via
.J.lfey and Camden ,ai Auihoy h.5. ...
ALI. THROUGH TRAINS FOR 1IiE WFSp By THIS
ROUIE LEAVE hEW-YCRk FROM THE
FOOT uF COZ ElLANDfsT
By way Of ihiad.pht te morning P~sensss' leave New
YORK :. duo Oshef routoa Eveeiny passengos
al y IN. Que hour int.r than other line-.
~ way Of Aleuo'sn. cSening pa,cu gers leave at
time hout. later hau tho Northern lines and BY boh roate.
sso u TIE saus lie % h3usa due. IA Caicaso and al
points "a tie North Wet. Csol'iao lud,anopos Louyis
s.. Louis. Cleveland Iolumbn.. Cuoussti. aid all MAIN
pOlDts Wost ~iih lever changes of ears.
rhtbursh. 80 mic. md N.w.l rusbsSsD, a. NAE.
smos and Saloon Cars tn all tfans
Fare tie saiue Other route.
b1lrlgU rhtcfod through. Irun,.fs rsc
stcuro Il,ke,a, good unul need. - az seuish.
WIS TERN LA!biAllOS.
Tho Fcansyl,lr~ Central Company run, sn Em',Isn;
tetei 10 peites moving Hcst"a a. es~ Nall Va sSaA
Of lar. ,.,.,.,,,,.,,
BY this oro, ffeig,s II al descriptions san b forwarded
10 aud ay ut the haiifosd Of ONO hentuc.y in'
load DkECl ~ 70 any port o. DO naYsaoo i"eF' 81
the No.t by at'rm"fs from iitsbnT'n. -. a., -
lie rets IT Freight sd from any point Ia ue Neatby
the HH al IT all ns- - avofsps a. 400
charged b, other Railroad Compue hsfe lants and ship
trr, trn,ifs the Incorporation Of hor Freight % this Com
iany, can Ioy With confidence OF 10 ,P'odI "A'''e
LAVE slOth-
farmers and Deaefa iu 1.-Two stock will mud hs m st Al
vansecn, route. Capaclous lsgd sell "aerri and sup
it, Connections, snd every attention rsid to 'nr wants
iiom hasnsDue where viii DO ,ound every convenience "
feeding ard i.s,iog ,ho,s 70 oesi 81 u. fii.ApEI~
J. h. ELLIOTT. Passenger agent. No Aaor-heuss
LEECn a Co., kIeish, Agents, ,y,r
No lAstor House. and No. South william T.
hsDoNAbD bischoFF' E",fa.S' a HssS. o,.o.
LROCH LhwIS 0ssssL sup't Ajteoas. Pa
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AssrsrAsr sARrsRNAsrKR GEsvRsL's Osyics, ,
kEN.ioKX sep 5, l6ol ..
CEAIED PROPOSALS viii be received %
int Tor the a. owing srticl Of LUMBER viz:
IN. zoo e.t Il inch Sprac- lsiE
sa~so tee, Pine Boards. Box or Albany.
2U'0J lect AZ Pine Scintius
% 90 feet a icch Pine il,nk 80, ~,
All the above Lumber to be Of good merchsniaoie sua
fr,e non rot 90 loss- subject 20 irspec'a sce
70 b. d.,srss 90 .hipbcsid expense OF CONTRACTOR
sons oaenug Ill pes.e state the loves. c or ioo' ooa.S
ncasu- nd tho aumbsr VI days whoa wo 10 y. fequiea "
furnish the whole quantity " " lOht lni.',,,
Col aud Assistant Onsr. ermaster-b enerd.
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Thnss-S@ Per tnGun4 Three Ccri.s fer SIS. Ten for
6IS Twenty Copies.t0 g53ess ~. and I'll oItrs
Cor 70 Tie person who ioros the { .a,
Fer c Clap S One Hundred. Sood Tie Daily Tribune
Gsti,.
SING II COPIES for ,s =. the PssE,se- Ofsco THIS
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prcposa,s.
ONCE o. Assi.rAxr Coxxls..RY.GESI

oyrcx OF ASSISTANT Coxxls..RY GESl asL yl
SuBTsrEScE No. Safest. n. Y Sept. 1904
4 RMY SUFPLIES.-irOposals Will be rs
~ c-yei b. the undersigned uH.il III O'clock . m ca
SATURDAY TIE 6th day ofrSspefber for applying feS
the use OF tho United States Army sUbSlsIENCH
ORES, to 10 delivered IN Newiork or broelyn. ~ fols
lows. w;
,50s barrels Of frt qudty extra super6De Son,hernt,
s. Lou other brand, of FLOUR suis liz for keeping "a
climate. The bsre to % full head lined with greco
Lesorv. - .,
1880 gallons II Double Rec.ihed WHISKY, to be fsC
proof according to the ILitsj states ease
standard bss~s 30 Of good seasoned white o~k slaves
sd heads have twelve wood aai forr ion hoops
BE- ada sud iron hoop. psatsd Returns requies from =
Fys.t L Co., Inspectors -
100 s,lous OF srperios OLD WHISKY; barrels, ~
ABOVE
Small samples 20 accompany propo'.ls :,
Each bid must have pratt 0ypy OF this adyertiseneab
posted Il. bead and be scac IN complying precisely
with al the t~rus
Proposals must be indoseJ Proposals for subsisssse
Stores"
Bidder. may propose for the whole par; Of article
The sellers place Of business with date Of purcbNeS
70 required on each Cklg- OF every aIticio
Al the Mill ne euly ia'prctei before ihen ~
IVORY aaj impaired with the retained aalayles
Contractor. expcoed 10 hid tner Foods wishcl! En-
p-rse the Uuited S.tes until required Tor ii pment ~,
BlInks fer PrcpOss vl! hs,ser be y.yniIhst 81 ~
c6Soe. b. EATON,
Lieut. Colonel and A. {. q. j.
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Uaiiis.

NThNIED-A situation ~ WET NURSE; no
ofi1u rclnr sho' iistasc~ n 10 coputfs Soi
elfy rsf,i-sec Gwen. E~.d'ncc NO a. JsiIcssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05
professional Notices.

TDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of ~ a1 y
IL Se.ipe and Operating and Consulting eus% 49, q
,s ,i,,c ,,.cera Roptare, Piles. Vsricocsis 20 ~
r.i,rsily cured without the knife or hyssurA o""
irou = = = 70 :, snd 70 evesinSa
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Neu Publications.
,DNEN.FNT OF THE WOMAN'5

ENVIRONMENT OF THE WOMAN'S
JOL kNAL.rhs chsnse. Ia Iuo'ic events; eioing 70
- f,.e prolon s4iion Of the civil wof Which have Occult
"a io- ~ i.sIe las May II the Pros eciu' o. Ine %
MANS JOURNAL hsve detetmirei US with The co"cnr
rsr ID sdsioe f ends OF the prise 81 fpo T.
fUNE It's PUBLICATION - mofe y-so'- tam oil events
Nes-whe snail be glad e. receive eomurnc on -
aIs frc those Interested al Lock 10, NO hohbuiy'
All money! sleady paid IL snb Ell lions III be T..
fopdsd ci I'D w be dposted H. ba 10 TIE cIea''
sf IN. .s6sber. sit the spp 81 The Journal
MARY l.. BOOTH.
MARIE H. fAhRZEWSKA. Nj d.
Rattan Cad. Z 1867.
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No. IL west.s, corner Of Warrsn-.,.. North River

No q y IIFtr.
RATES Passage.
FIRST CABIs.........s83 SlEEaAGE, ..........ssex
iy,, Cabin "a outon.... ~ steefsg, 10 London.....
MA 1, .rin 10 r,tis . " st.sIsge Pfis ~
Fir. Cabiy o Hamburg. % st-eTsse "a Hambnrs. ~
s.ep,ars also forwarded Hsyre BTerle ho.tsrcAn,
Antseiu &c, ~ equally NV rst@s -, 40. -,
lar,s rom Queenstown; ist Cabin seS 10
ami -ll5 -t..faga from i've r0Oi. ) From Queens
tos n S35 hose WAC VI 20 end for hsir friends CO
bay dc.o.. hers ., lie current 70 o. s<cian,-
..a S,rnr.. have .ut Ell r Acouuods ions for paaser,
gs,. ere sonc o.it ia Wste tsb' Iron Sections and
csuy Pateat ri-s AnniEis.cT pcieuesi Surgeons 80
siscuel - eich sieeui-r.
further 'nforris ION sppU In Liyefpoo 70 W,tiAM
ISNtN. AYent,Ao q! " ATT 81 IN OiisZo~to ALEA MA*
COLIN 40 :. NnOchi qusfr. IN q ieertOSn 10 q W.
D. YMOUR !. Co. In on to- q EiNtS aACLr, No
81 Kins Wilia'n-.s e. Pans to JULES pECoCE. No
Rue N0frs Dams de. Nctsr-, Pace Bpursei IN Phah
d. rha to JOAN g. DALE. No. lIl "snuts. or at ~
InIiN q DAEy Assnt. No Is BrosirAy. Z. z. |
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HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-ForALBA.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD For ALBA
1 III 1d TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH ard WEST. 1Iaiss hAvs:
From Ch,nbcTsst Fron 3o.hS
Frprs. AMI II a H. ard J: 1875. HE'S u. an $50 sp A
IS and r. S:1S y.
Tro, aud albany with sleep
mem l0:lJp m. 1880 pm. (surI.y .ipl1lsD.
POg. lk.epsie Hail a. and
t:.Ip M. las snd G:3j ?.
Tiyuii. 1:3J a.. iso9 a.
F.hkil train. $3.50 .. iN:JS p. III
Poekskul T. AIN, $3.50 q M AID
a:lap m 90 o. ~ an AS :. -.
Sing Sing train 3:c0p 5..+ y. uA
Taf4sto~n q IN. t.-l - a..
loAker. tain, y. 40 70.
A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, viaNEW-
4 PORT aud FALL RiE ER-fhe splendid and superior
o Gamer htTROfOLiS. CAPT Brown Leaves N-w.lork
evy TtEsDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. At S
o'cl,ck , tn ara the EMPIRE STATE. Capt Bra, ton
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, s.dkklDAY, at O'clock p m,
non Pier No. 3 N. X.
Hsis,ncr v 10 REGARDED ~ secured {, any sp
I ,icsnt NJ Ill the ,Lal have been paid or.
eight to bosion is log"afc,t through with great Dispatch
by M EIpfes. Freight if.in
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JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPiliA and tie SOUTH "a WEST, via jEE.
SLY cIVI.-M ssd Exprras Lines leave new-fork a.
and 10 ~, g., and II p tsre ~ Through tickets
od Tor tho son sndNe Get anI Though baggage IN
: a IN. tuI and y p. tfsins.
}. ". WOODkUlE Assistant Superintendent
70 hsg;eg, viii be resolved for any .fus 1a delivered
md clr 81 Is inn,a elNan.r Ol do tlnc Lsy.n,
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Building Alalerials.
ID DOPING STAT T..
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.
pnp,tCoTno Of Io;h knd Ouarries At liydeyr Ves-
I2h.. Eewiork. mont 4. x RYDER
ADhsi iONVON. Superintendent.

This Company uyie tie o'suioh o. The p,b, D. their
snt efi.r AM vel .n,an GREEN A.d fuhfLf ROOFING
SLATE which hoy prepared 10 doser om tIs Y
ne. ~ De pots Ia uil sizes suitable for roofing.
Tie public r-nousd rgsrsf spunJis snd inferior
ci- which la. boon rspTestci rud rcd Leslo Salo
4 s.ai. root /. pfof-sab- 10 tin shiu goa ron.
Ifweli pa, lasts eiiae without iseng repair, II
cheap ia fiinsc% 1t needs paint Rain water
from site Io,f pGre u In, taiu Of desayrd wood
paint Slate roofs hfcyIDo asuranc5 comp favor
lem, s.scuI viii not affect fhoni.
The sao u.lcugcd By i, Company h,s been extrn.
,sey The hui dis g-'of 'he New Ok Central Penn
ayvani and Long Island Roadway. Ofais addr,ssed as
above to q FuRhAN No. 70 CoaTsudt A., Now OH
all! receive prompt attention.
New ron, Mach, 1902.
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Steamboats, chr Bai'roaos.
Ocean Steamers.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July ], l0U2.-
"A FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PtNAhA
fr,fcs steamer wl Leave Sew.Yjrk on the ist lltt
al Sf"t Of earh ninth e-cept wien these dses an
SUNDAY waen the day Of departure will DO the MONDAY
following At
i,,,,s.n y ID. 3. ALLEN. Acct
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NTEW.YORK & NEW-HAYEN RAII.kOAD
sPRlNG ARR,NGTMr,'.7'.

.
CDNIENClNB NAY D. ly3.
Passenger s,ti1I In Newton sIthst ara fia ~
MANS LEAVE EGw-ToRX.
For S-E-Esven. :. . m., (EKDi l;i5 tIr)f 3sN.
Fcr ed3.eport :, 4. IA, EAji RIA , tEI)i 30
Tcr Mis,i Stafford Fsi fsld, soa,hpor, ,.d ws9ors
-. ~. l:i5 $50 ard f:Sp ?. n go
For Norw,h 2, 40 g. Ii. i2siS J. (Er)' 80 go 81
10, b. leo ord Greenwich. T. so n p;i51 $50 "a
to' Stanford :, 8. tEI) s's H.; 1913 a.oasD >.
Co. go. 81 ?. u, -
%, P,r, Chester ute mediate stations sSA l..
J.. 3.:1.t;3n $50, esq r. m. ., 80
ior Pot Chc.'er 90 ~. Rochelle. 30 IN, (EI)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
ioI Boston, Wis SgTins ED, a. H., tEGb (ELh
ser Po..or. via Shore Lint. 1918. sp.u.. trr)
- fedie'd snd Springfield m, tEAh ED, =
F1 toassc leo, River Railroad to lontr-, m, fcr
~ !g.l3 p ~. tc Northampton.
for iNtloId Providence, and fnakil Railroad N
H1.l. l2.i3 o. ~. ,
for EewIls.en. Hsw-L9pdon. and s.oainstoa RaiIo4i
ttg a n. ll:l5 s. p. tEyD
for c.. a RaiIrref. p IS r. u. b. northampton
fcr iiousstonic Ear1en to Pis.sheid IN p M %
Is, .t.u I'D nn sturfs,- thr9u.a TO Pttsh-!d
Dor Nsn-ptuck Rhosd, A. m. p IA
pr DGI hury and Nof~sk Railroad. l. $50 H., d. y
I" Ca,modiovs sesplns Car, attached to- n. train.
JAMES H. HONT SUporintsrdsnt.
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CENrRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.-


j Fror, fot Of Con'iispi,-.t Conrccius u Femp'oa
ion with Deavs, L.ck.wapUa aid y sstcrn hai oah
q ~ Fasiua viii lrigh Valley hi roei snd ~ cottfe
forming direct line - Pittsburgh .d 20 s's "i0"
ts.us. - cas- ......,-,.,..,. A., . ,.s,
49, eve srw-ip.s % loNow,: d. IL,
ti,rpf.rrn. frr.N.s--A, = N. for Eaton. Hssiins
p1,,,~.l,, Hs--- nurg msnch Crurk v H. Esp1r, &c.
Mar Taaty- Al q. for Easton, " s;eI Dap. seran
ton Great Bend. lt,'or, Wisesb RE. .. ,,.,
u -. TINnts- IKAis-fo- kGs'or, hsuch Chln1, WIZ
Hstp.osf, R,a..q,. Po;isyL!r, Han. bag. "a
n " Its..s HN NHAis-Fo' EAston D-tl..oAeiA
,iien,oun. tri @spoh CHUNK
G..Or. y "a. IHAfS-fors merviIH -
D. e. WrsrgpV =, pFR-s-lor Ftsfon tn'n'o-s heH'
rs. 4rurs PsbnTsh and tbo Wet Sleeping cars from
Jon.y lllY throu "a g. sirsas n -,
ErPrt-s THity PoR H,RRsBrrG-Ihe M Erptft'
T.p S Nsw Yo-k arrive. Hart burgst o. M c9nn'c<
b.. "a, snd Psunsyv.fs oir htlfoec 40 "a -fn
Central R,iroad Nyrh and South and with The Cumoe'
l.ld Va loy Railroad r. - go. w. LAVA,
k.w.f,rs At ~ daily lSaudaps eJceisaj m..is COCO
eo,p,lon ~ llriinss with fenusy 'ysn. tsito-d-"lin
,sct,y, o. cala 10 Pir'nurIn. aud bot one - 'rcil'
"a. aai Cncaso Four no lE' tias - saved oy taxing 1
tfsn. - ~
fursrsrsPoHr AND EEw.tcsS FeRRr-ieere rev"
Yoih Tier No > oni ~ sf 7'-' ~ - IN :
geo <:in. ID o p. n a..
TIM sOl4N w. % EMO '-t'''' Jaw
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Ts,nE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR SEPT. 6.

OWL WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR SEPT. G..
TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
Ussk ,ea,si the following:
I.LnADLNG ARTICLES: The Struggle IL Virginia
Fitch and DAVE Gov Sew ard 70 Europe Oeus.
l,rater and Phelps to o. E1ecn,ed - f,loos;
kew Cotton fita.; Oar PfOiounse'; reil1 kai.
toIisl Paragraphs
U..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
m..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
Iv..RECRUITING.
v..EROM EUROPE.
U..TKE ENROLMENT OF coLoRE0 oIrl-
VII. ADDRESS BY A cogTRABAND.
VIII. .sLAvE-HANGING IN TIE SOUTHERN con-
FEDERACY
N..A LATE REBEL ORDER
x..LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRRE-
spONOENTS WITH TliE ARsIY Or GIN
N..FaoM WASHINGTON: Special Dispo,shes 10
The n Ido Sc
XVI. THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
XIII. FROM EEW-OBLEANS
XIV THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN MINNESOTA.
Xv..OUF IN OREGON
xyI..POETRY: Thus Saith the Lord. oser Thse
Three Things"
xy". THE WAR FOR TIE UNION: Speech by d.
XVIII. .MAJoR-GENERAL FREMoErs SPEECH N
FANEUIL HALL
XIX. DEATH or ANTHONY BURNS TIE FUGI-
ave SLAVE
xX..CROP PROSPECTS, IN EUROPE.
xxI..AaER1CAN INSTITUTE farmers CLUB.
xxi. .FRON THE ARMY or VIRGINIA: The Great
Eight Of Fiiay LuD Run re aimed, ne strss
g.e Saturday; s!zel the Hero Of the bay; The
Rebels Re-safoIced by LobgstTeet; Lees Force.
ArIiyepn Sstsrasy The Renewal Of the Conflict:
Pope Relies Unnolsstsd after Two Hour'
fl.h; Ills Force 81 strength at CeDtEeYile.
CoIretpoDdenoo OF The y Y Tribupe
xxIU..THE WAR IN VIRGINIA: Highly Important
OpsratioIs; Severe Fight Terminated ~ DAk-
moss; The Enemy Driven :; ii fsie!a
XIV. .AGRICUL1 URAL ITEMS.
XIV. VARIOUS WAR ITEAa
XVI AMONG TIE PINES.
XVII. POLITICAL
XVII PERSONAL
xxx. CITY kEw5
XXX..hISC ELLANEOUs ITEhs.
xXXI. .MAEBIACES AND DEATES.
xxi. WALTER BROWNS MONTHLY WOOL CIR
tLi.AH-
xAIll. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report, o. a.,
c;o,f, Money. Cotton. Grain. Szo Cattle AaIxets.
spccr.iy i.sporyd Ter Iae ~ Y. IrOuGa
!noss-S" pr snGun. Three Ccri.s fer SIS. Ten for
eIy 1~eitY Copes,tO one s53oss. 423, and I'll oIr4
Coz g tie person who ioros the (n3
Fors Clao Of One Hundred ssod In. Dolly Tribune
Gsts
sing II COPIES for ,sis =. .h, Pssi,..s osc, THIS
GOBNlHG.
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Gonses ano farms i0anteo.

UNFINISHED HOUSE WhNTED-Wanted
a nicey furrished private HOUSE, ~.h sil the
modern mpI6vsrris Location w Teen ct sod IJh a..
and between 81 6tes, kcnt mntt he modersi. ifo n
500 to 25 monthly Adore" &. L. b. Onions9Uae, fost'
Office
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l,TltNWAI ~ SONS GOLD-NLl'NL IA
- TINT OIFHsTpC.G GRAND All :\tUsR.. Pl-
ASOs hav. been a~aftsI hs Lfst premium "n'evrf a. u
xisu.y.f -rhi rcd IN competition vita tHe bssi gis's o.
losion. NeWIos Phiac-iYhil ard 1A.-os" .' ~" ~"
e,psder-d To best liaIos manufactured.
vr1scn guaranty f,E h'e yol" given WIKI esf9 h''l
w.reroor. ~, ?? snd ts wALEER-sT. n,'F Bro'dE.y.
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1ne;rnetion.
LIE C0IIEGIATE SCHOOL,

10 II WFSr lsrH-SF. corner orh-AV, -. O
Now u its ry.th'd Year. open. 90 No
y,v sIvan,ar. 10, liz stiou OF Youth IA BON o
Fs,o.ttsry Nd hgios branches in a1eie sud mode
5kt.e,re aid oil othrr dc psrtnens 81 conI
a,te Scnool colr.s m. ere received at at eges ana
thoroughly prepared tor college Or bushes u. and
the NsvYnk Unverty; also TO the following se.teuen'
nos. sons have st-rded the schoo The p. yeTf '
Ne U,l.ld spercer md Beach. R,v E'Sa'd e. k"s ~
i,on Wilism =. B-yemeycr. yaiae Qndckr lush o"' -
H. Viuon Peter y. hoe. esq; Edward ;. J,ua, 20 -
Mar III ed; Stephen z. Rus-el e.q.i Df H. '" ID
h.n Prf j. % Trssk NJ. D. OF Astoria Juhse rlnn .,
Je,.y Civ aud many others. whore nsnir tgrHs VIII
srroug eonncndsoIy et,ers, will tie iouLd IN tue NHo
a'"'' are in'"e a. p QUACK ENBOs, Rector
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rNHE MISSES GREEN will reopen their
SCHOOL for YOUSG LADIES on thu hSpAi'
sy H. IT No shay hrs door from Washington square.
f;NUE RUTGERS FEMALE lNSlll IL,
nos. SIS ~, and 40 SHAY. New-fors WI reopen
w H. ~ PIERCE. Pin c Al.
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tjouse Surnisb;ns GOODS.

.'OMETHING NEW.-Coll and see PAYNE's
- PAr IT WARDROBE BEDsrEAD Al.o Li. Patent
fo.dl ~ iheto Bsr the cheapest and best in aAs at
lRiFFlSS. No lBl Cangl near Mo,tss.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAiLhOAD-CHANGE o.
iIrERMINUs-ps,senser Depot. Jamss.'iP and 900. o.
a., 4 'sn,cn.; q. h. N ,rt 40 D for sycs'et a. .;Ji
n a. fsr trr~rp'; a. 6p m, fpr fsTmf idas san Lays
frrin easss sut.ri Point O. hft tsry) AZ SGD ~"
fr rod arI IN 'ise s.aiors at excursion GA.si
retufui.. leaves RiyrTheti Z ?. n.