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Funerals OF Captain Me rahon q IA Lieu
f-f tenant Pa Inner.


tenant Pa Inner.
Tine elcnting hand OF war is making many snome
sorrowful In the city Of New York, aud military iue
rails may daily be vending their melancholy Wy
through streets SO frequent have they become Of
late that the samesrong mournfu interest Is
manifested which svincod at the commandments OF
our civil war. But st tho hearts o. those relatives
who dear the deceased the less
with woe and nations onorabs remembrance Of tho
he roic sacrifice OF life shall iyp green In the
souls OF the people.
Yesterday tho funerals u two soldiers OF ths
Union took place In this city, both Of whom
have fallen in the boat Of battle. Tia funeral
Of Capt Michael Mcmahon, Of the Twenty fifth roglme
New York State Volunteers, took place from the resi-
dence Of dsccassds father 1913 St. Marks place. East
Eighth street and largely attended. Tho remains
were escorted 10 Calvary Cemetery by company or tho
Second regiment New York State Militia, who fired
the voley duo dead soldier his grave. Capt.
hcMah excellent soldier and worthy citizen
lie killed the battle Of Hanover Court House Va,
encouraged his men TO do their duty.
The funeral or Lieutenant Palmer also took
place yesterday Afternoon, and equally
we'll attended Lieutenant Palmer, at the time
OF his death, was Acting Assistant Adjutant
General to General Sicklcs aud fs IN recent skrmsh
with the rebels He was gallant young officer Al
tho time OF his death he only twenty-five years old
The services appropriate 10 thu dead held at tha
house Of Colonel W. Spencer Cone lao West lhrtypnth
street. at three O'Clock, and quite impressive At
whom tho remains transferred to Trinity Cemetery
at CarinansvIe.
Thus have two more victims been added TO tho sad
record OF deaths OF the present campaign.
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THE CRops WESTERN viRcTyiA.--The Wheeling In
tegecc speaking OF the growing crops in Weser vir
ginia, saSs:-Tho nelds heavy with grain az in
the most favored know OF. Wheat In unusa
ally nno whilo the meadows, which arc now In some
places being moved covered thickly and will
give greater weight Of hay tho than for years
before Cats not yet in head but have not
field that looked yellow or scky and with the neces
sary warmth tho will be proper onately large
that Of either wheat rye Potatoes looked
better while the young corn, receiving FIRST hoong,
asks only for cessation Of and spclp' Of grow
Ing weather 10 do quite well any Of the rest.
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Married.

DENAREsT-DRYBuRGn.- Saturday evening, June 81,
by the Rev Charles Jones, Mr. JOHN J. DEMAREsr to
Miss MARGAfEr IRyBURGH, both Of this city,
LAwRENcE-IEEFE.-On Sunday, June %, at tho resi-
dence OF the brides parents, by tho Rev Edward S. Bg
bee, D. D., Major EDWARD z. LAWRENCE, Sixtyfrst Now
York state Volunteers to KATE MANS LEEFE, eldest
daughter OF George Ewbank Leers Esq, OF this city
formerly Of London, EnSland
MDpsSDoRF-SIBURG.--0n Thursday, Jrne 10, at tho
sdence OF the brides parents by the Rev. Dr. Schu
bert j. G. MDpENpoRF to GEoRGI,NNA III. SiBURG.
WItLIAMs--Fonp.-,n Morrstown, N. j., on Saturday,
June 21, by the Rev. Arthur Mitchell, WILLIAM WHITE
WILLIAMS, Esq, Of New York, to Mss CHARLOTTE LOUISA
FoRD, OF Morristown.
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SAN Francisco, VIA AspsvwAlf--stesnshp North Star
w n BansIoIt 81 Perkins, u Clover q Coliey, n
EaoTnd,. Mrs lto.ster join and Emma Hsliister w
Scoser y Mash, Mss SD Woo, sayery Dorm y A
sroh, Dunn, Rev Mckinn2, Rev H. Condoh. " II
Mrs Jenni,;Crsigh Lecghs.n, Mrs Peeticr, Il IN
deilin, Mrsk n Merrill. Lppnceit, II n Lyman . A
N sn. ,. Fv,sh Gsrshd smith, MuRsei
Power, Q Durlsnd, Height w Biiey Mrs dcidswsrIy
Mrs PWestan, uershnrt John Smith. Mrs i RrannaI,
Jane Brannan, James living, jas Muien 4 Austin II w
staekpole, Miss Brindlay, w Fink, o Gariiner W
Bowes Taeott 4 blessips-and n In u,e seerags.
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Octciai Drawings OF sIarray, Eddy g
Co. % Kentucky and Missouri State Lot.erisI -
gEsrrcxr Extra Class . s..Iuns 81 1851 .
81, 10, : So 81, 4. os. /, 81, a, - 90 Q.
Is, "a, 40, a !, 40, IS, Al, 81. Isl a. 80. ~, 10.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY ng either ID
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.. :
Gown gton. Ky. or st. Louis Ma
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Sur ROMANCE Clogh, hence at Fan Francsas
sssage, 20 the Eaua In the AAH
tic, 81 days TO Cape Horn off the Cape Is DAYS WITH
strong gales crossed the Equator in the Paclnc May
port had fne weather; within l60 miles Of SsA
Francisco for days.
Bs BARK STATELY San Francisco left Newcastle Jan
Feb OF the Cape OF New Zealand. encountered
whirlwind which carried fore opmss and main
topgalIantxsts sprung main topnast il bowsprt. Pas
tuto Bay Of Islands for repairs.
PAssAGEThe bark Pilot Fish (of Portlnndl Cepe
sailed Carden2s April 2o for Falmouth ah4
g. when she FOR Boston 70 lan0
her captain who sk she delayed Ia Boston hASooD
for Capt Andrew then her and proOrcd
ed voyage She arrived Falmouth June IS making
pas ago Oardenas in 81 days fro Boston IN
" days.
LyHEThe steamship Ktna u this tine, Gage
Rosc which arrived here from New YORK YESTERDAY noa
ing the rapid passages record dho
% Pm the 18th, she passed th1
Great North River, arrived on
Roches Point Cork harbor Pm Tuesday, the xsh.
The ships shows that three different days during the
VOYAGE 500 respectively hs -
hours dense FOG prevented her entering the harbor b.
O'Clock yesterday morning. The Ena brought III
cabin and 300 steerags Of whom cabin ~ ~
landed here with - sacks OF mails Sbo thco
proceeded for Liverpool-Cork Constitution May ~.
The following table gives summary Of the vessels In -
harbors Of New York. Boston, Baltimore SavAn-
nah Galveston the latest accounts from
actO AZ thaxan
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Prizes Dashed. In An Lsgalized Lotto
KIEs. Information given. JOSEF oaiIo, Daox r.
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Deafness, Impaired Sight, Noises I'm tlis
cad and throat cured by Dr. Won EISENBER, Ocu
st and Aurlst, S. Clinton place, wet OF Broadwny
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Ladies' Desiring Beautiful Complexion
LAIRDS Bloom Of Youth, Tor preserving and beauty
ing the complexion and skin AL druggists AMI 4S9 Broad
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Royal Havana Lottery .~-frll>ss casheu
anu information furnished Highest Price paid hf SSaiisn
douboons. TAYLOR CO., Bau2egs. No. 10 " al siSe''
Nax Nnrk
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Summer Clothing,
co.
AtEVANs', apat ur'on street..
81 per cent below Broadway priceA
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very form of Scrofns obstinate Eruption Of the Skin
and old Ulcers. No Division street. New York city since
Ia
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Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes PSI Broadway 81 Murray street,
An..-N ack
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Ladies Desiring u Beautiful Complexion
LAIRDS Bloom OF Youth for preserving and beauty
Ing tue copcAien ad akin. ALI druggists aud t3s Bread
VaN
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w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Esta b2ish-
Modavia Cream for peauyng the hair lG Bond street.
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DIR. SchenciK's Rooms, 81 Bond street
New YORK, every Monday, from 3 A. NJ. osP.M.
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49,. 'aIDravvings or the Kentaoky ana

m x Ss !, %, 81, II, 80, IS, 81. !, Il, SO.
= - ns,.v >ss. CLASS 25s--June Il. 1862.
So, GA. SIS, As, 4. 5J, 49, "a, As, %, TO, 70, 10.
circulars sens oyaa JOHN A. NORRIS & co.,
Wilmington Dsi.a re, or Covingon KontuckY.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
The War for the Union-Thc Advance on
Rich mond--rbe Latest from thc SOUTH
Interesting from Europe. &c., s4c.

HHsSESrtH"E 110ss1 'N'EVFSs ~, We
Tho mail steamship Ariel Captain SsabuTy, will leave
this pert TO. AZ noon for Aspinwali
The mails for Central America and tho south Pacific
will close this city at half past ten o'clock tomorrow
msrnpg
THE NEW YoRK HsRsrp-Es,on fer tho Pacihc--wfl
DO published at nine O'Clock tomorrow morning n
will contain the Latest News from tho Army OF tho
Potomac, Operating in front Of Richmond and from the
different Dvisors Of the Union Forces throughout the
country; Tho Latest intelligence from the Southern
Coast Interesting News from Europe and oil other in
terseting news OF the week
Single copies wrappers rsaay for mailing six cents
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Album and Carte dc Visito Photo
graphs, faost Of the art at HOLMES Gallery and Photo
graph Hal, "a Broadway.
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Cristadoro's HAIR Dye, Preservatiye
and Wig dero whole sale and all No Asor House. The
Dss y sppis4 by expesepced AtisA
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At Jeffers', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Elias
tic Boots 81 rs and 81 Balmors 81 ~ IS and 81 so;
gents line Shoes and Slippers youths aud chi drrns Bal
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Trusscs.-NIarsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Once Vesey (under the As:or Hose) OPP
p0slte the church. Female attends ladies. No
whatever with any other Truss Office OF name.
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Twelve Carries dc Vfsite for 81, unsur-
passed for durability and style, ~ BALcHE'S 23 Green
witch street, OF Barclay.
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Parkro SCOTT BRITAIN.
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Court Caicndsr-Thls Day.

srrRExs C0uRr--i,iRctr.--ra 1--Same as before
with the addition ofNos 300 and 22db. Part 2same "a
before.
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Died.

AnMsTRoNc-Oa Saturday morning, Juno 81, JON
McNKL ARMSTRONG, son of VIM. and Jano Armstrong
aged year, 10 months and IA days. after short but
severe ilnoss.
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WIIminpton Dalaa, re, or lowing on, Kentucky.
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LTLAGs, FLAGS, FLAGS FLAGS, FLAGS, FLAGS
have the LARGEST stock OF American Flags,
frem three thirty fea found in this country all
bunting OF .ation Wholesale and retail dsa
crs supplied. AMIN 4 co, manufacturers, 90 Fulton
street. corner of w lism. Established IS47.
, 1862-11-14

Els C:.fnxors CT +scn. mcclellan.

The fol;o~iug 1ettcrs appears In IFilkes'
Stitt:f t1c 1insos ct I4is week:
WASHINGTON, Nov. &, 1867.
To the Editor uf the Spirit OF The Times:
TIE tlee.;onS are over, aud the tender
ftolrt '::b 1ow have no possible compunc-
tions il f1teEcnce to the s0-calI.it attacks on
Gen. McE1. l'aa. ti1crs Fnrt send you a long
lctttr ,rolu N ,ia: General krasAey, un.::r the
cate Of s'a3 15:h, 1sj3, i: adsauce Of those
.Ispaty punished. which was intended for
publication, as folly arls:arE Gu It's face.
L Is a'listeFing rxyiew Of the ta':is Of
Williamsburg il general. and OF General 5t:-
Clrllan in Particular. Its telling trn.a aad
uuet'n'roEeIti5tc Logic ,.t tac:S speak t1r:l-
lei tcused to the ua:s1n,s he inposturs, du
ll:city, waEt o.: gcstg-lst:io, weak,lrss aud
uErcl:as:iii.y of the gr-ia-ctlict Of the
arry OF the Po':1isc, .nd m"1: prjve de-
c:cttly "c: l''a:'s.1 1u LII. tavo!i's assertions
aud excuses, such is abolition forgery; un-
warrahtable exposure of private correspond
succ spicsetic, petalcnt, after. dianer letter,
&c. with which ccru11 sharp critics have
herefof; re amused thettstl7es and the public,
aM At s luss to know. pre1ise.;, wnat new
dcdge the worsflipers If the braz-n ;lnl will
il vent to break fhe fusc': a1d effect nf con-
dcmnation SO deliberate, scafhing and terrible,
from lslllfaEy reviewer to thoroughly indt.
?. ndent, Popular, capable and accomplished.
LII LHE El*tIE Ut lut Iutu Illus TEFt1utu INV
stale, fist and Improbable, the low-bred, vul-
gar atuse Of PET. HalsreG, for his assumed,
Rantcn disregard Of The wishes axd memory
Of lis dear friend, tsvori:e hero, sud military
idol, the brave kearney.
Tan only rejoice that the general thought
Wlach Will enable n1e, III spite OF tl:sats, in
1inidst::ars ard revilinGS, 10 yiEdic ate his
great nanc ard fame, ard =. the same time II.
y. Sc, fr. Ill 4 high military stard point, the
a -snnptioLs and p1rtensious Of one, Of whom
a. an t1icer ard gentleman, he evidently CT
.trIajsr IN op1,ian SC u1ia4ors',te and coz
temp.ib1e. Your ob.1en; servant,
O. S. lALsTEiD, J2.
, 1862-11-14
IAe .GrihumE>
GENERAL MITCHELL

A@-"--~--"f s@~% 0AAA3A@e
The following Eoble poem, occasloaed BIZ the
death OF Gen. Mitchell. the eolaierastronomer ap-
pears III the New York Eceninq PJst:
"oLD STARS"
"Nung 1e The Htarens zciM 1Eack."
His mighty lie was burned away
ny Caroljua>s fiery Gun;
The pcstileI.ce that walks by day
Snl0te him be1o1c h1s course Beeueu 1uls
The Consultations Of the sky,
The rltJaJrr, 1ls Southern tross,
Locked sad,y down to s=s him die,
20 svs LAt1On weep lis lu:6.
stSe1d biz, to us,'' the stars mi.ht cry
Icu do TOT feel n.A worth below;
1onr petty greas tnet DO rot try
The measure IT hi. mind to know.
Send him to ue. This il his place,
Sol Mud sUGr puo3 tGatno=1ca;
1uu eacsiHcLd fila u your r4ce
of euEies. tttifss a1d policies.
His eye could p!ercc opr vast e1pause,
HIS car cnutd isat Cu7 morning eongs,
uie ml1 j. aEtlu our mystic dnace,
Cluld follow Iii uut myriad thongs.
VI
SEnl him 10 rs no martyrs soul,
No Ee1o tlatu In siahseou, wars,
No .aplu:ed taIut ceuId e'er control,
l hu.igr welcome fro1n thu stars."
VII.
Take him, re stars taxa him on high
To yuur vast realms Of bon.G;css spaca
Ent nice he tu:1,t u from J-.. to try
E1a namz on martial scrolls to trace.
VIII.
TI,af cEcc IVES when It's couutrg's cal
eaai danger To Lcr flag was nigh,
An,I rhtu her bancey71 Ears diniued all
The radiant h;h.s which gcmlned the sky.
Take him, lo7=a erbsl His countrY's LIE.
Freedom for al;-fcr +ls:st hr wars;
for these he welcomed bloody s.rlf.,
!i1.d f.1loWcd iu the waEt Vt Mars
, 1862-11-14
20 G1ntrdrt0rS.

GEAIED PkOPuSa1 S ARE IN.
l V1TEn u7t1 the 18th dsy Of NoTembes. 1852. for
srrryiz the United Stats subsistence Depa1t tHeat
with CG0 hrsd Of H-ef t;atsie on the hoof.
The C.tt'e to be de1isc:td 1t Washington. D C.,
end each anic al to average 1:0, pounds gTnas- No
ea1tle Admitted th<t weighs less than 1tJ3 I,oaade
Eross HGftlR Stays BLd Bull not @anted-
The 1rFt d lIverr Of CattIs to he msda the first
day OF December tbe zeafter the Garcrn.
ent 1reLt 200 head IT Cattle per week will be
required to be delivered under thls CONTRACT.
I'd Tth :t cd and suacIeat security +z.n be ra-
Quired. Twesty per cent Of the purcnase mo7rY
will be TetalEed until completion or tne coEtrase-
Proposals from contractors who have previously
failed 10 comply nlth tei7 Dda from d.sloy* pe:souS
where tssr b1ddtr Is not present TO respond - hts
lid Will not be console: ed.
The names Of nrnls -o1d be etnteo In full. with tha
pree{se address II earl member of the fl-s..
Iii bids 1nust be accompanied hy swa guAEantees.
Bids 10 be directed to Col a. EECkNf rH A. D. C.
ard {. S. Us A., Washington, D. G.. and endorsed
~fropcxa;s fc1 Beef Cattle"
FpE6 OF EEARASTEK.
We Of the county OF -. acd statc Of - do
heres< guarantee that = Is able - iuiun the con-
tract in cnrdanee with the terms Of his propostio1
ard thar shcnld his proposition be acc.ptc1 he w1n
once into contract in accordance herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, Nc arc pre-
pared To become sEIu11ttea-
This guarantee must De appended TO e4ch nld
TIE responsibility nf ths Entrautnrs Uu*t be shown
by the OFFICIAL certificate Of tne Clerk cf tho nearest
Iastr1ct Court Or o1 the United States Dst1ist As
totney nn%x91 1W
, 1862-11-14
CTATEME ENT of the condition
~ OF THE
Phoenix Fire Insurance COMPANY

GTATEMENT of the condition
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company
or Broos1yn. New York, Jauu=ry l. 1860.
1ss-rhe name ef the Company is the rhcc-
n, Ere Insurance Company Of Bs7oklSa.
2d-.The snonnt Of It. capital <tcckts s.,aesqoo
2A-1he amSu4t ofifs capital st7ck paid up .,,,o
.l1,uo1eO
1st-cash On hand and i b.ns, and In til,
haEas cf a;sst, fe sna ot;sr sn
si-fcnas -nt ana ro:ss 4ned 81 Ill: 5om.r. ,s,s5S
ifl,mne1.s sE3 ane thf Company secured b.
sts-.Ioans secn;ed 6y pledges ci Bank and
e,rese sft aaes aae e'S sa ccnrsn; Is: prsia: 5ss
ssl-Al otee- securities Sr9-S9
*o723ss
LIABILITIES
Losses sdJcst"d and ere........ ............ Soae
Io:sts adjust. nnd not ine.s-............. None
II otls: e isssa ssanst he Soae
F.. ea.too.oo
S: rp1us, September let. 1SG2 st15i166
1rrAspkr SHAN, stc1e;ary.. ciss S..o - lA'D
foR161xAL.1
ArDlr.,Es OFFIcE. sr.r< OF ILIlxois,l
nrrEA< The fln.4 FL .asussaes ep.ay
st IN t s. s'sss e. sf S nosr ~ ~
aks rsqaiEed BY I'm Az. Re :u.a1e he Asenstes
ot Ilinois" approved Februs.E 18th. 1s.. and act
smeodatoEy thereto Apr sse1 January 2z. 1854. and
Eherc.s EaId Company as furnished satisfactory erl-
ceuce that IS posssssed Of the required sount Of
capital tuv. steA n tt0cks aud and has hted
in this ofce Hritte1 iptn ument ssnc1 by the Pre
z: # and Secretary sh.reol a2?otntinz Lambert G
AEe1t for ts transaction Of tt: business ot said Com
par. and fully ard unreserTstiy auho<zInS hin, to
tery,es Of process fos md o. behalf of
ha the sa'd Agent. fha1l be taken aad hello yad
pg fsesyed upon The Company and uaivins all Claim
Nov there9:e IN pursq. nes gta1 of Pno'
Accounts Of the State Of Illinois do hereby
the eeid Lambert Hall and ares q Gg e.,
n Co il authorized Agent toF kne kaio EosuHanH
tsnsact the business of n 1Snt
hundred ard sixt thsss g tar as be mar b legally
-, In testimony whereof kxve heesunto sub
{sE.L scrtbed EYy name and afnxec thu se%i ot my
2s3 @ensce 1t 6i1lr edeld. this 8th day of Febra-
NJ, 4. .. Es7'" ,JEhsE f. DU dolss Auditor r.
nALI. Il COMPANY, :Axeafs,s
oes1ysps 1mNw&r1 No 1sn South watsf street.
, 1862-11-14
II hEARNtf+
Brig. Gen, Cora'g Sd Div, ID Cor
O. S. IaLsTEp, Jr., Esq
Ni1:nrdss Etltf.l. Wa ;ftjarfn1

n. B.-The following is in pencil, at the
bottom: This litter Is not Intended fer pup
LEGATION noss, bat hope, without tores1asling
the 1eariul conformation that nlust follow
:5:ior Gen: &1cCisllan, for care nat t1 ul.ke
tfouhle; that ytu will show 1t to all my
fIie1ds, as due TO me ard nine. L.
, 1862-11-14

Heiutzelman should have proved gcn'Hs,
aud tmproVlsed some stroke Of strategy, for
the worthy old general has never preteuded
but to do his duty in bis sphere, and the gem
era-in-chief is the head Of all to furnish plans,
and TO expressly blend intD Whole tue energy
Of a11, which wae impossible, az he was not
t1tre.
In vain will be impnte to General Hooker
the committing hiMt Elf to general fight, In
rolvirg the whole arn.% Ehen tew r:gtneuts
designs Of the c:.itf were made knowa; for
u that cEief is miles ID the rcar when his artug
Is In full career, there are very few ssnesals,
however superior their t-ents land Of su:tl ls
General Hooke1), who, uEder the long kno IN
euI1iei'y, Gnd daEorl'15m, and desp3tism Of
US castirg cpprobrsum on taem tor hestt4-
ton, or do any more than the best they co1'd,
ana rely on him ior justice.
Such is the secret OF tai, ineompfehensible'
m;s1erJ, and I: is sI:h.n 81: coas areacasion
fore him the map Of Virginia.
But il oEe point IL 'E!s 1a!is;n:tT. worried
With 4 Mcncpc1lZsd telegraph and ! traa,maf-
lid Iresr, has crested with 1ne more iodigna-
sion 1hrn another, i: sadly il that the fate Of
friends. Captain Wilson, assistant adiutaat
general, and LfAntcuunt Barnard. have bsen
purposely kept from the Ecaors due to their
Ealinbiry: the tace Es WIS the case WHEN my
ektrmlEh at Sa11gstef's STATION produced the
eaemy'E E hurried retreat from Manassas, was
cebarrrd, By every uudt rhsnd icilucnce from
taying p..biiAted to tile world tue heroic eud
OF that 1n1st noble mariJr ~ tee first cavalry
Euccess, Lieut. R4dden. Yes, this il 4 repe-
tit:on OF those times; for then, as nox, was
the first general officer whose reports had
been excluded from the pr.gs. Gen. McClel-
Inn, from tie early commencement Of his
career, seems to hare eiuglel me out {tae
thirteenth On the list Of Sl3 pFfc1dfer3. nearly
the senior Givision general on the list to BE-
The marked victim Of bis Indirect injustice.
HowtvcT, in sl!s matter am not acting,
however outraged, from pErsonal motives. hut
to unven 70 The country, when opportuni'y =
sHall PERMIT, the weakness and nnreiiahi.isy
OF lie general in command.
Il enci1se to you my report Of the battle Of
tie 5tb. Very truly oura.
PHI. kEARsEr,
Rrig. Gen, CONG Sd Div, I'll Corp5,
, 1862-11-14
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and hsv1ns other hope than nremsture grave be-
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xrannpoeed yarn* elements, The highest aud oft
active which IL Electrcts. beng the nost dtrect
medium through ultcA the vitai fOr-e can be I'LL
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tmt:t ard provided Us y .th 11rlc mean by which
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lLc vital rrlncpe 1t AL matte1, and seems
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Gosery never fAt -yctA Te ga able easel to per
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oascs To viii III 1e=a l. i,etr.
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y9!ia has U;,.cd ancc and Treating Rooms at tie
corner Of Harrison and f@u.th Avcuue- Caica-n
hcrc II ynu sI!c1.d With nny al3nGnt or .sse
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Electrical r-yatcisn.
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4itncks ct Had scsC ocEu71lcC Almost HecE!Y An
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Is row c.!GcIt,rlS 7'sin-cE to S1:tl not lar'nS na
le slightest lio. Of It f.r near lhree m3nth:s al
1ne Undersigned can cunGdt:itiy reconlnahd ~
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1Es ci1tzers 1f Cli:aEn.
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, 1862-11-14
4 SCISSORS OFFICE OF IN
II 1EENaL REVEEUE,
FIRST naS FKEIGT. ILLINOIS.

CHscsao. Noy. st-I 1861
Notice !s hereby given that Division No. OF this
Collection f'isr7t M. been fuhdivded and tat here
Il 1e s:tr :: ClIcaso W,si pc xaswa * district NJ
Z: a: II nSSe, As:1sta.!t As:ess2s @ @ 0alcg y: +
.ito. sn:trie!on OF ni<i-.,n No. has bs.u A'ls,
sud hereafter HAT post3n OF It lying and b:tn. DC
III to teu.l. 1d bet SePn State a'. Clark
from east to west VIII hereafter be known Division
Dlckt y Ilutl1:aE Garner Of Like and p.arhornsts.
TO- 9f l 1e xv ffesor Tor ~ shs aA I1d u y:s
dearborn street. .nd that of nc A;!ss5or 70: the Gsu
boundaries and extent of Divisions: No aud i. with
tie herein na,eti anatcnents. viii remain the same
nesxs5iw PHILIP WAnswoRT4. Assessor.
, 1862-11-14
9pketat Au1trfa~

~ DR.. James, formerly OF New
U11eznx, has arrived IN CelcaSo and TeriasceotE
gortca at IS Ksrdc:n treex between Stats and Iaz.
$9CXL 6trAeta Chicago III.