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one vote
jefferson '"NhtN--Htht- W"'Htl nc tV'l one
vote.
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ant Nil inl'' NlhIiti N"l'7' W '!l.W w NllEhl
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statement N the whole nuiabcr Of votes given for
Canal Commissioner tfor fun tcrn) ut = general
election, held Ia the said State, Oh the fifth day
90 November, IN the year 1901 wherein the several
oonnucl IN which the said votes were given are
listing uished.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
- Manhattan 5ayinl

dividend NOTICE
- Manhattan Savings institution.
December 20 1851
Interest will I've paid on ~ deposits IN this 1nsti-
lnu"n (hy The rules entitled thereo) ~ the rate Of
SIX per cent per anuum on oil sums of $500 and
under and NJ Tie rate " Five per cent. ~ ennum
.n ah sums over that amount, payable on and after
January ~ D. 1899. Interest will 10 credited uu-
der date Of January lst, and If Mt Withdrawn, will
receive interest the Sme a. a deposit
BY order
d29 G'1C5 A AiyuRn ss,,o,.r,.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. HOYT, DENTIST, 907 BROADWAY,
~ doors above goth II, Inserts beautihn sets OF
teeth with or without extracting the roots on gold
artificial bone filling tnserted wiihout pain, %
cents; gold 90 cents to 81; amalgani, 90 cents All
work warranted, DO 2iaest2
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EMIGRANr INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS


,.,,.,.... New York, Do, 27 1851
DIVIDEND NOTlCE.-Depastors are hereby
hnnht' mat setui-anuuM dividend, M tie rate "
SlA r. Cent Ter enurm on r!' sums ~ ay,pO and
under, and FIVE Per Cent ou ail .ufns over slDO.
which shall have lecn Deposited ~ least three
mouths on the Inst dag of Jluuar, next will 10
%. "'''!
Interest not called fr viii he carried e. tie ere t
Of dcpoeitors a. principal.
BWk open daily from IN 4 " tu3pN ami
nom too y, ", 1T NJ. ~ en- NNBERs str,,' east
OF mro,dwev. JOSEPH STUART President.
PETER CRERAR. Act t1 g.iin
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INSURANCE.
EIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE CONC
l. PANY or BROOKLYN.

EIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE CONN
Il PANY OF BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITAL. $4,000.
Ofhce NJ. Court street Opposite City Halll. a.
NJ. Vail street, near Broadway, New York.
Orga'iged on the principle Of paying one half the
profits Gluve ten per cent. b. the widows and Or
phan's Fund Of the Fire Department Of the City Of
Brooklyn.
pTEFCrORa
George HaH Ell Rlhbns John Sehenok
Aaron ADepTsw Liv. Miller Frcd. Peet
Thomas Clark Nehem'h knight Chittenden
Harry Messpugertiill ert Hugnt WIN II Cary
N'n Gookiu V Brunt WyckuhJ ,aeph u Hi
Peter Dutyce IHFr'tlnghtmsmith Fanoher
iona Stewart Israel ID Nels1r Peter u Anderson
Low J s Thorn, NJ u Warren sneiea
Hobart Ford ,hard Buck n Lippih
Cuwiorit SmithWilliam Board - Husford
Henry II Peek Henry Pier-ouwm Wall
) IN clover M,reous M.s~eyJoseph II Field
John I More III Van V,oriis
This Company continues b. insure Buildings,
Mei,i.ndiso, Dwellings, Household funhtur@
Ne-.'i bod port ami their CarRoes, and other proper
~. a inst oss damage by Ere, on favorable
md literal terms a. other first class companies.
GEORGE HALL, President.
WIN III RRELL, secretary.
J. n. WNCKOFf Jr, A,sisuut Sec. dog
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ROSElIlLL SAYINGS BANK, COR. OF
~ an 81 and Sth ave, open daily, from g. . pm;
Wodno~inyz uud Saturdays unhl pm. Siy p.r
cent interest on al sums of 5000 and uud,r De-
i.-its mHdu uu 90 b,i'to Jtuu,ry lOuI draw iYtr~.
80 i.gm tlg LIT. THOMAS CulNsrY President.
RICH. II III Ill, Sec. dfs94slJt
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FOR SALE-iOO ACRES PLAIN LAND
L near the Long Island Il. x. within a. miles ot
New York city, viii he ~''d great B,rgdu. ~
wall,t. d2- 24tc'lN3
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DAKERN FOR SNLE-IN 4 VERY Tricky
ID populated uoi4 nburhund the store fixture aud
tNr take-huu,o fixtures are all complete. Must lee
sold immrd'ptey, 1913 the owner Is going To leave the
,ty-N,iI he sold for rlan 81 Cha ,es Il. d'-b -
EOR SALE.-- 4 BUTTER AND CHEESE
Il stand, ~. l3 100 TIE Atlantic ) Hrl Il, 'ro.s.yn'
Apply ut the stand. d2N "''"
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=. COM amy Insure property %, ON kinds against
liar Institute
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| 'NlON DIM. SAVINGS BANK.
I t-"tANNI CORNER on VAElCK ST
'u.ud .., boom l' 4. VI. O.. 2, anal from o {, Z,
e. NJ "
ppn-.i received uu OPP before Jluulrg 10Th, viii
.IIN interest Nnm tlr first inst.
Oh pr l'f Iuf'r'. diIrd on an sums NJ 4jlD
anil Uun'y, and H pr emf. on LIry.r % mounts,
Iu- LASH uNs urINrp 7,It2 AConJSr-, Asn Rr-
'tNtp o. pfru.ir NbJ7,B12 III urusg
uu rNrr 30 NpS1Is
.. V IlAi GlIwOl T. President.
GAEpTSERs >. CHAPiN, Sec. d,I gl,.sii5
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tOAy.. &c.

KINDLlNG WOOD
IN OAK aud PINE, 1T 20 cents, for Ten "g more
loses. kN.t- Hrli uui., Il It t..
HICKORY, OAK and PINE, by the load and cord
Adlr,.s &. COLLlS>,
u2I gui-Mw&F'l14 f'"t oi Il god .
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EOR SALE-llOl SIS And LOTS IL IER-
l. sly Crty sud vicinity; Farms and valuable Mil
IruI,tyi also valuable property On Railway aud
NuN Brunswick. Prices tl,-oo {" SlhOtn. some
oi IL may Ice bought with fjUO g. 400, ul-h Farms
wanted m exchange iur Jersey Cay property. In.
lliie uf EVAN JOINS, 10 Montgomery 1t, Jer-ey
city. do gtO'lUI
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COOP Bl INESS PROPERTY FOR
VI srr-Thr corner store, house aud lot, ~. %
Grand -. conner Of Seyuud, WA.1m-nurI.. Iu-
puirr uu the premises. d3l 2IJy'lln
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......... TIL Ms y. BERGEN Pr,st.
JAAFS T. THOMPSON, ill., Soy.
ca y, " IiNl, A .--taut.
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l.r.N sew GuIk gs IulluWEt
From Cldp.Jsr, street. From Thirficih street.
pougl Ecop-ir trains, q A.G..i \. N. and 100 and
N, and l...a and I'M ~. r.. N.
Pcck.kiN train, $50 Apis \. Al. and $50 r. n.
NJ, and .au T..
sing sing train, 3.iaia0. 40, 49, AMI 1918 r. N.
and g.ia g. NJ.
, 1862-11-05
TIE SEBJE-T N7ISCED-aNorHER
LETTER

I. is unfortuna+e for all hut the star sectors
IN the tragedy of battle shat, with pe,hsys 4
Iew e1ct ssttons, their 4riti.s are the creatures
o. those ~hvse history they are supposed to
The reason is so simple as only to require It's
statement Those wao do the lighting cannot
do The writing. Thus It often b n,ppenn t,a..
merit is c~fF.nded by Hillful fzlsidcatica or
ik:rcraIt i,eriis sli'y.
In the late engagement at Coriuth, re7i.
lit nts-fte r 1nnarts FROM the ii Ids of d ~
els"n snd S'ilsh-fnrmed their quiet lines Of
4p or zoo musk is on the morning Of .le 81
OF October, and fought through tie long.
sultr3 6a5-two sula1l divisions --,lasainr onr
IN desperate charsvs, driving the enemy like
shslI, ;es Sly & 10 Sse hin pouring back ni'on
nlica :2rccs'y. With limbs to.terias from
fasit1e ane ttroa*s p1rchrd with thirst, 10 *
IL: id vain for support, filling back sullenlv,
iFli.- as they went, to reform tlsir shattered
kr.s 'ur another encounter, aud oply retiring
IL 1he inner detrrses after night aad hid The
laur or t.o befone daylight had rcopened the
ficlce attsck.
Decimated aud exhausted as they xe,e-
pushed to the frn1t aud centre of the lines-
ttey received the terrible charge of the rebel
columns. aud held their position until the
them exposed to 4 fsasktng fire, when they
t~il back to the shelter Of the HOUSES Of the
towr, where the dead rebels lay in groups to
attest the deadiiness Of the resistance they
met from the ''routed" division. Thy raj
lied and drove the torn and demoralizsd tor1es
OF the enemy from the town, and the Il yat was
ovtr-victorg remained vi b us.
Rrea7bfrg few hours they Joined, without
blankets, with muekcts unloadcl since the
fight, In pursuit of The b2tHed and Il wing foe,
AID after week Of toll and exposure. re-
turned TO count as the price Of their victory,
nearly one.ha1f the loss OF the whole army
from their already fearfully th;naed ranks,
std to be told BY Northern papers that ou
Friday the I'd division WAS held Ia RESERVE ~
Or ,ta7 DA:irs' division .end McKcarus' smAiI
civieion -nsmes OF regiments uukno ga
.erc in the fight on FrdaS; tha. on S.:uri1y
DaSt.s' division "broke and fed Ia confu-
e.on." but were rallied b. Gen. Rosecraaa IN
hraxe:y led" In .nst llr6s does th}a ns..e
The onics r. of the Cd di }sfony Nor do thos.
Of the 9Th division fare mich ber:er 8. the
, 1862-11-05

EItH 10c 11lLrEn:G1 Gazette 7
in the ariy par OF 1851 there WAS such q
rniy Of sentiment in the loyal 2t4.cs ia favor
OF cru hing this iEftrnll rebellion, and naiu-
tairiIE the UufOn end the government As las
Ieyer rsf.,se btea witnessed in any .reat, free
atd intelligent Lation. People of All class-s
II lanl.s ahandoned their professions aud
1usEtd TO arms in Enmb.rs SO Immense .hl:
The Eovt rn1lent could not acctrt bu: a part;
and Ehxn- nj er . lapse Of taree Eont4s, it
GA It'd Tor 5eo, coo more, they stepped forward
With snch 81 :r1tty tta: .li wao un.r=i their
services Goa not b= accepted.
HAT Tas the tint to have done she work;
but 1t wss Tot done. I1stead OF baiug led 10
t1t WtIk 1hes e1pec.ed to do, and wi=aed -
CO, ard were able and really to do, th3 men
~tIe Set to cig.!nz eDtsrnchIneo;s, t. drill,
ard t: have magnificent ard i6.e la:ada5;
then followed long and dreaEy winter 4ua7-
by 60 neaEs Compensated by the.r lcq1isi-
ttnrs in tEe aTt @! War.
In the mt antIme, the rebels-who had no
idea hat there would be such q tremendous
uryi=ing il the Nurth-had time to collect
sud organise their forces, and to strengthen
themselves in every Fsy, until REBELLION,
which 10000 men could have crushed in .
single campaign in the spring Of 1861, has SO
grown t1at Now, at the end OF \ year aud q
halt. 1t bids defiance to 1,oOo, 900 900. AL
this Is the result Ct tnat SLOW and tender
footed policy persisted il from the first bg
Tteachesy and TREASON perneated the entire
army. except in the RISKS, and perjared hrpo-
critics httra3 ed US at every step. Patterson
sld Mcdowell began the t-ta! w0rk, aud most
rersis,er:ly hss it heen maintained by Nc
Clellan, Buell. and Halleck.
The effect has been to ill the land With
mourning for our gallant dead, aud with
gloon ind defpordency At the prospect be-
fore us There was something jo5oas and
exhilira;ipg in the esrly movements Of our
Hopfe tie war, for se we're al su:l Of hope
th.n. Nov ne feel sad when We see oar
scrs and brothers going to the war, to pine
and sicken in camp. or be 81 sin in useless in
decisive couf;cts. The horrio sasp ,cioa oP-
press. the seal tbs. they are to be coa II md
ID y men, VITO, as Major Keys expressed
i, thi1k it IS not desirable or expedleas inar
TIE entmy should be sn5du-t or cap'ufed.
That infamous sentiment is spreading oScr
the country. Men At home, Who. yaar ago,
cuIkt not Rave uttered a treason ,hie word,
src noW open-mouthed in their opposition to
tie government and to au really loyA nsn,
whether In civil Life or IL the army: and
, 1862-11-05

We lave the Grenada {Miss.) Appeal Of the
:2,e!h ult-, from which We take the folio wing:
NEW ORLEANS.
The Nis>ipp,dn has late information from
New Oris ars, gltaUed trcu zen letuAu jus.
!rum that unt. rtunate city. On Weduetdav
last the new Abolition brigade, under Briggs
tirr Geretal We,iz:l {late &c lug uiaror OF he
ci'3), teGeisting Of seyen regiu.nta OF in
fAn,Iy two .f them negroes) = squadroa Of
up the river. At the ssme ti,us five or six
Eunboafs and transports sailed down the river.
btund fos Berwick Bay to cooperate vito the
land forces. It Was well understood in tile
city that this expedition Of pirates aud rob-
eers w:s ittendsd to deyastaie that rich and
btantifn1 coultry lying in the neikbeoEhood
Of Bayou Teche. This section Of Louisiaua
ahruids IN suG3r, molasses and cyston, all ot
which, toEesh+r with the negroes, we're to be
81 coniiscated'' ly tt. Sc Abolition thieves,
had cos taken the oath. They were oh.ircd
to use every strategy and means to oat.;u
passes, srd with th- powerful ait Of tb9 a.
mighty dclIsr, they generally eucceei>a. +
~ss 1uuored and believed that Butler Intend
I'd fc seed cnf Of tho city those rho had, il,
fcc'arirg themselves q enemies, Of the Uui.
ted States, and among this Glass, strange as it
May APPEAR, were many free colored ci,iz.us.
uoeT I: sctton of The infamous cnrttsc.-
tatn ecf, tAe provost m5rsliGl -1l alrexdy h.ld
$rme sales OF very valuable property-sucb as
e'fyet-psre, pictures, libraries, aud fine bon C.
Icld furniture.
Butler had changed bis residence fran Gan.
T0ise'k house to the costly and ele:1ut psI-
sre Of Dr. Campbell, On the corner OF g..
Charles and Julia streets.
The Montgomery Hall states shat reports
have II acsed biz ofGclal quarters in tha. civ
aunouncit 4 thAt Bragg Is to be supe1ne6X.} III
Gen. Joseph f: Jnhrsor, who eti1 a. once -
sune command Of the army Of Tennessee.
= Tie Richmond Examiner, Of the a1st
tsys: The var d'rar:menr received Yesterday
Two letters from General Bragg, which II has
Lot htt Il deemed consistent. win The nuh|ic
Good to lay before the people. Wesre. tfhsTs.
lore, most IN willrgly torced to tae c5nsiu
sion that the news tley contain IL unfayorab|e
to the cause of the cOnftde1acy. thnn:.h ws
hear It stated By persons who have euiovtd =
glimpse 1t the documents that Genera Bra1r
clains brlliisnt victory 1T Perryriile, and
says he only re;reated when he fouDd h;s
communications Threatened.
The FLoAr1xa BATrEaf "GIoRa1A THE
floating battery "Genrgia," 1t Savannah.
mrst be = very formidable boat, or battery. Al
one may plcaee to term it. We notice il $
card published in the Savannah R1,usIiean
that .*Capta:u jones. her commander, who.
from his first inspection OF her, Was Of the
epicion that her engines were ms qfIicien..
NOW saJs ehe is worth al her cost-as q d Jat.
irE battery in defense OF the city-ard :.
such. she is eur-rtor to the Virzinis, OF which
he MAS an officer"
The Richsoond IFhsg of the 21st men
ti0ns Us an on dit, that Judge John A: C11np.
bell, Of Alabauaa, has been appointed asst t.
ait secrctzfy of var, vice froseasos RletEoe,
reei6ped. co3ane1 Dsas il nov dischaygsn:s,
, 1862-11-05

el31m In arother form. Ga1lsghe RS bocdsmen
hsy.' becn pross cuted for she amount Of their
bsil. and they claim that the money recovered
by the government should be credited on
their bonds. The whole amount OF the defal-
cation was about SS0,000. Twenty-seren
thousand dollars were taken from Hayden aod
5000 we're found In Gs1lagher's private box
BY Pig succe eseo., Psymsster Uphsm. and
fanded oFer to the government. There WIS 1
prospect that the matter would be comprc-
missed before 1t got into the courts.
AID FROM ENGLAND TO BUILD l. REnEL MANY.
There is reliable information OF substantial
I'D being furnished BY England for tho cor
srrrction Of rebel navy. Several immense
1'on-elad frfcates are being constructed a:
present, calculated to cross the ocean, aud OF
Power ftnlrient to deyas.atc Cur coaats and
aopihilate our shipping. Practically, England
is row at war with the United States, aud 4
formal declaration could scarcely add to the
power for mischief which it exercises.
, 1862-11-05

=. -.
bot, were ordered to embark for the Souts -
,wHited for them from Saturday morning. The
Roe was rnrtially laden with freight, and after
about 800 of the Iowa boys had gone On board
20 loudly that the balance mutineem and r.
tused to follow. They complaine4 tnas ne
boat vss too crowded. The company ot0eefe
partially sided with the seen. and the coloael
found himself unat]e to induce eoo9t 00 to
70 on board. After some paaeylng zen Gar
lis wae sent for, and Attex eaAMn1los Ine poat
decided in favor o. tns Ia ~ G1 @s M1naena-
ha was brouen..u ", NV ras;et. aeal "snt On
board o. nt5 ne5 ,,rrsentstinn r. Cen rron,,n4
Inc ~ torchlirht r,rncrse;on rh;ct, ~
ana,.n;e5 anu the cer.4n.n5as ~" ~
s..'1etesnr aesir TLa s,rrcs.s;cr ~
ILL. ,..";5b,hs af a ,,;1o 1onn e.,5 ~ We
n.renc:es fi.ps Secor.,;ont SD ,,,1,s;, uAus. o
n exceI]. nj fsste for The occ,sson % r. "efe sc
tict able tbst he admIfstion of The Grr1ans - ~
th, cnnsncination doctfines- of ~h;rh ~ - -
considercd representativn man Tha sEa.s us y
is a maCnifcent specimen of 1nrct anic.1 "o4 .rs.
cufiou. It is Yfchlv ornamanf1d IAN o,o'.1
and diamonds, and beare oppropriate dcvSces
Tbe German Isdies also pfeseuted Reemont
with uaxnificept saeh. made II white sifl
md triuxned With gold stars ard frinSe
THE arrest Of Judge James r I.acfiana In
this city. and of Jrdre S.mn1e Or Al Ta}3,ar. -
son CIV for unvarrsnted abuse ~ fhe .1y s.ov.
tYnrrrf n sncrtsfire IF y crnsa ner1oa@9 ~
duty in other usrts Of this S,s:e. m IN nj. H.
rofs, Neither I1ckland nor ar have sa;d
anything whit more treseonable or 'dan1e.
rous than Judge Birch and other Missour;ans.
CT Met1ick and Allen. and their accomn1ices
in illinois, have frequently eaid on The stump.
, 1862-11-05
Ebp Gtitat1&s
TmK PAClFaC RA41RDAp.

AAAAA1N%|ANFA
Books Of subscription to the stock Of the
Pacific Railroad Company, will be opcnc>l
at noon 70 day, in all the principal cities Of
the Union. Here they will be opened
at the Office Of the President, Hon VIM.
3. Ogden, corner Of Clark and Lake
streets. 1t II sincerely to be hored that
our substantial citizens will show their IN
tercst AID their confidence in the success
Of this great national work by subs ;r1o'he
llaera1ly to its stock Indeed contfoll'ns
interest should l,e secu1ed By New l orh:
Chicago. and the cities on or near the forty
second parallel Of latitude, in order that
central location may be put beyond all
.ucstiou, In the great future that is before
Us no city in the Cnicn has lar ger and
moro direct interest in tlis work than CHI
csgo. We trust our capitalists and our
mercantile community will at once take
hold Of the enterprise with a hcartincss
and q zeal characteristic Of cur city, and
commensurate with its vast Importance to
the development and the prosperity Of the
West
, 1862-11-05
The Reformed Gambler to be Prono.

It Is with great PLEASURE that We le,rn of the
acceptance Of Captain ]. H Greea'e {35th H.
diana) rtsignation. Hs has almost : world
vide nofcfiety ~ the !" Ref Hned Gambler"
and Ak = brave and humane of1lc IT, is sell
known throughout this department. The
Eove.nor OF lndiana Wlll tender hin 4 con-
uission rs f1eld officer IN soue Of the regl-
mt nts which are to be re-0rgauixed,
, 1862-11-05

= S'& . - > = lA1I&$
[ajoEits ior Joseph K Edgerton, 4s6.


-oIt"A ----4~<1o ID, LIZ
Majority for James F. Mcdowell, 9.3
The capdtdates in the first column were al
nofnina*ed BY conventions OF the uacoadi-
tiaDal Union organization, except Julian ia
the 5ih district, who WAS nomiua1ed BIZ pri-
mary election held in April. Tne eucoud
column shows the votes cast for the cand-
d,1es Of the breckenridge party.
The following shows the comparative vote
Tor secretary OF state and corgressmsa, BY
districts
, 1862-11-05

WASHINGTON WAR NEWS.

71f Ar,ny Hid B1ck-7Ns Crisx a59u .Sha+s-
F:4-Siueery Ge4tyalx Do.'t Want to F.qst-
Ger: itrfer, w:'o is .HcCttNa,t's CoWiIaYt, to
he Court -Mar;aled.
, 1862-11-05
SECRETARY CT SrArn. CoxGrEssHESs


Majority for -athon. 9591. Na;esity fur Dsacsla-
ridge Congressional ticket, ll,a5..
The aggregate vote In the whole STATE tor
auditor OF State Il, for
JostEh it:e.iae. Bzeckinridse. dse...........,l2i III
R!stineFs majority q,75
For treasurer Of State,
Jonathan S. Harvey. lis 417
Matthew L. Brett ...,...,....,..,1a7. II
, 1862-11-05

At the October election, 1860, Laae re-
ceived for Cover OF 1885, rs votes, auo I{.nl-
r'cks l29 .:Gs. The aggregate Cuion vote in
le62 i Is az less than the Republican vote
OF 1860, ~h'le the BreclinFidge vote oi 1852
il OILY I ,991 less than the Denocr1uc vote Of
lsGO
, 1862-11-05

while one Wing Of the party Of s},verr or
treason "a ffRhting against the coyernn,+nt
another ID voting sgktnst it. All thJs IA ~
fruit Of this policy Of delay, If fhere bad
been even q reasonable amount of v;wn. an3
= rspidity Of movement at I'll commsn.nr,ta ruc
with the spirit Of the country and at the
army, no political opposition to the govern
Ment would or could have been organised At
the North.
In New York, the other day, " a lash
forably attired' fellow played upoa the ex-
amiEing surgeon trick. H. made oath that
he was subject to stacks Of complete blind
ness, lasting from few minutes to az many
hours, and that he Was most liable TO shrse
atracks sitter 8 full meal, though they often
took place when he had eaten nothing Tor
Ecme time. His name was therefore placed
On the exempt list At this tea table th3t
tytniEg he asroniste1 his wife by tel:;og :,er
that he had procured exemption on the
g-ourd OF pei blindness. Fl aston
hmtnt was removed By his explanation that
he was always bind when be was as1<fp. Tae
pair were in high glae over the matter, but
tee servant gill, Who overheard tlls couvcrs l.
tlcE, took another view of the transaction.
aud her report Of it has brought the too vide
swake somnolent genius to gtief. s.
NAyA1.-Cspt- Knitting, Lieut.. Monroe,
Lieut.. Mathews ard Lisut Church, all Of the
Marine Corps, have been ordered to Cairo to
report for duty st that place.
, 1862-11-05
0I'Ks SE. LOUIS LETTER.

The 1Missonri E7et:iv,l and EnanciJ,a:;.m-7Hs
Janut3e in Frank J. Elair'x Dtstrict- 1E1r
-a1aft*7x II the Ihfcriar-lMosg,,x,ts If Gen.
SeAofsM's ArsAy-An 1osoa Regi7aeat pe-
-3asts to Be tlpaxird-Annfher Fremont Dc
Observation-Disclosures !I,eecheS, ctc., etc.
, 1862-11-05
IN DIANA BLECElOv.


Majority for Jas. 4. Csaveus, 40. Walter O
Gresham received number OF votes In some f
the cDubtfea
, 1862-11-05

IN 1ne circuit court to-day case of some
lnse!ess WIS decided for the present. Il was
\ SUI - OF " Albert D. H.ydea a9ainst Ssc.e-
ls{ oc. O.: "elfes, fur the recovery Of 81, 500,
g. T. se.z:d in September. 1851, On the pies
ssas vas money belonging to tbs navy de-
y Ptsn'sstsr Gallagher. Of the " ,.hiuct d
raw 5ard. The plaiptiA, fai.,ux to prove Ii 1t
~ MeneS We ftcs ived hy Secretary WelIes.
sHo"eo rop-suat, in order t. nroseeate tie