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THE DIFFERENCE.

The Falmouth correspondent Of the New
York Tribune speaks thus Of General Burnside
How unlike the course of Mcclellan:
"All is changed now. General Burnside
leads the van. His headquarters are among
the most advanced, (at present they are not a
half mile from where write.) He sends his
men nowhere that he dare not himself 90 with
them. Not that / suppose he will needlessy
expose himself He Is too good an officer for
that. But he is ever with the advance. He
watered his horse in the Rappahannock on the
l9th--the first man to reach the river. Had the
enemy's pckets-not stones throw from him
on the further shore-known who the large man
In the slouched hat was, they might have tried
| shot at him. OF course he knew this; but,
doubtless, he relied on the probable fact thai
they have become SO accustomed TO a Union
commanding general who kept beyond long
range cannon shot, they never imagined, for a
moment, that the leader of our armies would
put himself within reach of smooth-bore
musket. He was safe enough, no doubt"
The same writer speaks thus Of the contra
bands
"Yesterday, quite number of contrabands'
came into camp with their bundles on their
shoulders, having left their masters and mis-
tresses further Inland. Il is singular how
quickly these blacks learn where the army Is.
II they love slavery so well as the pro-slavery
doughfaces of the North would have us believe,
why do they fly from ii whenever, in any part
Of the country, the opportunity occurs ~
| The NEGRO MARKET.-The following must
have been an entertaining sight:
The negro market has shown considerable
activity the present week, and prices have
ranged well. AT the sale-rooms of Messrs.
Pulliam & Co., yesterday, family of eight,
consisting of the mother and seven children,
| boys and girls, one in the mothers arms, sold
for five thousand one hundred dollars, and a
second family, of the same lot, consisting Of a
mother and four children, boys and girls,
brought two thousand eight hundred and eighty
dollars.
At the auction rooms of Hector Davis, Esq,
there was large sale Of single likely negro
men and women, some Of the latter with chill.
dren. The following is the range of prices
Likely boy, 10 years old, 81 ,4s0; common wo,
man and girl, 81 ,0l5; likely girl, 10 years old
81 go; woman, girl and boy, 81 $50; negro
woman, $3.50; woman and boy, 81 200 likely
girl, muatto, 81 $50 likely mulatto boy, II
years old, 100; woman and two children
likely, 81 900 likely farm hand (man) l,0l0
woman, cook, washer, and ironer, 5000. Tn,
attendance of buyers was quite large.-Rich
mond Examiner, Non. 22.
1ag- Senators Rice, Of Minnesota, Trumbull
of Illinois, and Ex-Governor Wright, of In
diana, have arrived In Washington.
POSTAGE CURREEcY.-One hundred thousan,
dollars worth of this currency is now Furnished
daily.
.
SEE a woman In another column pickinI
sambuci Grapes, for speer's Wine. II is al
admirable article, used in hospitals, and by tn
first families in Paris, London and New York
In preference to old Port Wine. 1t is worth
trial, as it gives great satisfaction. If
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~ The Great Ponnsyivanaa Routs.--The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates to
all the principal points In the North and West.
For tickets and further information apply at the Of
fee Of the "Great Pennsylvania Route" northeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, un-
p. m.;on sundays2 to 4p. m. .-- ...
,uys-y = .H. In. T. u NoRIos, nSent
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GoLD.-The steamers that sailed from New
York on Saturday last, took out 81, 10000 in
specie.
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DOR A l. E.-The STOCK, FIXTURES snd
II GOOD WILL of flrst-class Wholesale Liquor
and sutler establishments has been doing fine bu
siness for two years. located IN the central part O
Penn. ayenuej will also make arst-class restau
rant. For full particulars apply to the Agency OF
flee, OIL Ninth street, near Pa. avenue.
.. N. II. MILLER.
Also, City Property and Houses for sale.
no l6-tf 50 .. .
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Boston, Nov. 25.-The Eighth and Fifty-frst
regiments Massachusetts, volunteers embarked
for Newbern this afternoon. .-
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Suffers SUPPLIED.
nov 26-TTSStf
DoRTABLE MILLS FOR THE ARMY.

OFFICE OF DEPOT CoMMIssARy
OF SUBSISTENCE,
Washington, ID. c., Nov. :, 1862
Inventors and manufacturers are invited till the
20th December, 1852 to present models and samples
Of Portable Mills for grinding wheat and corn for
The following are the essential conditions the
mills must combine to receive consideration when
ist Not 70 weigh over twenty five pounds.
I'd. The grinding surfaces to be OF burr Stone,
grooved chilled iron or STEEL and the general con-
coffee mill.
"a Each mill to be capable of grinding 90 pounds
OF tine Hour or meal per hour, and to be capable OF
4tR. Each milf to be SO constructed, II necessary
that it can be separated into two parts of equal
length OF march, lack Of transportation or fatigue
Of the men, or other cause render Its carriage too
9th. Each mill to be capable OF being attached to
wagon tongue, branch oftree, orstack OF muskets.
Inventors will submit plans specifications, or mod
presence of board of officers They will be re-
qulred to present indisputable evidences OF their
enumerated by causing the mill to be worked In the
presence Of the said board
II mill be presented containing all n the above
conditions and Its cost be sufficiently reasonable
In the opinion OF the Department to warrant Its
purchase, large number Will very probably be
S For iurther information spply at No. ass ST.
Washington, d, C. no26
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY YOUR CLOTH
IN ing OF -
l.. A. BEALL Il CO.,
No. 36l seventh street,
sep 26-3m between x X.
no YOU KNOW IT. II you do not, call at
~ SMITH Il BEALL's, No, 36i seventh street,
near X street, and buy yourself a nice suit of
Clothing from them, as they have Just received a
new and splendid assortment.
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Preparing for the East Tennessee Can
patgn.


Parson Brownlow, writing to the Philadelphia
Press, under date of Louisville, November II,
says ...N .rr
General Morgan's division of the army, late
Of Cumberland Gap, is arriving here by regi
ments, as fast as the boats can land them, and
here his command is divided. He is ordered
to report at Memphis, with a portion of his
command. The East Tennessee regiments are
ordered to report to General Rosecrans, at
Nashville, and are understood to be intended
for the service of going into East Tennessee,
which will be pushed forward at once sin
force" at least not falling short of one hun
dred thousand men. Two of our East Tennes-
see regiments left last night for Nashville, and
| two others will be off tonight, and SO on, as
they arrive, until they are through to the main
force. The East Tennesseeans are perfectly
delighted with the idea of going under Rose
Grams, and of his leading them into East Ten
nessee And, as they approach that country,
j advise all secessonists who have not made
their peace with God to leave "for parts un-
| known"
The rebel forces under Breckenridge, Cheat
ham and others are retreating from Murfrees-
boro' and Lebanon toward Chattanooga, where
they have an immense rebel army, as well as
| large supplies Of arms and provisions. Rose
Grams will follow them leisureiy, putting through
immense army supplies from this point, with
| equal facilities for transportation. The rebels
| are destroying the roads and bridges as they
| go, but the dirt roads were never before In finer
condition, and the streams are all low. The
advance can repair the bridges rapidly, and the
main force can follow on, keeping themselves
In good condition. have unbounded conf
| dence In Rosecrans, and the country may look
out for triumphant march into East Tennes-
see, but for the spilling of much blood, and the
loss Of many lives on both sides, In passing
Chattanooga. iFt
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mandery, No. I, will hold stated assembly at the
Asylum, corner Of d and Ninth streets, this
sojourning Knights respectfully invited TO at
tend. .,a.I1f rf DANIEL BUCK, i I 7
nov 90 Recorder.
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70 EAsTERN LODGE, No. ., I. D. o. y.
The Officers and members Of this Lodge are re-
a. m, at the Lodge Room, corner Of Eleventh st.
and Maryland avenue, to attend the funeral OF
p. @. William Tucker: by order H.. = I
hui b.. ~ JAMES II. MOORE, N. G.
Pm. PEARSON, Rec. Sec. nov 2o-2ts
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NJ Masonie.--A Special Communication OF the
NJ w. Grand Lodge Of r. and A. M. OF the District
Of Columbia, will be held on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, the 18th instant, at ~ O'Clock, at Masonic
Hall, corner of d and Ninth streets.
Punctual attendance is requested. n-
40 NJ W. NORRIS SMITH,
nov 2l-M, ,Tu&w Grand Secretary.
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Jaek.ou,s Force GONE 20 Riehmoud vi,
Front Royal.
OUR FORCES TO OCCUPY WLNCHEs-
TER IN A Few DAYS.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD TO BE
PUT IN RUNNING ORDER

BALTIMORE, Nov. GA special dispatch to
the American, from Harper's Ferry, states that
General Kelly, yesterday, sent out scout from
New creek, who captured a rebel cavalry
picket of twelve men, with horses and accou-
trements, within four miles of Winchester.
Prisoners say that jackson has started with
his entire force for Richmond, by way Of Front
Royal, leaving only a regiment of cavalry at
Winchester, instructed to follow in few days.
The probability Is that our forces will occupy
Winchester in few days, when the work Of
reconstructing the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
will commence, to be completed in twenty
days. .lfI .af...s l.rt.. sA.
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200 doz. Hermetically Sealed Goods, consisting OF
- Fruits Jellies, Meats, Vegetables, Pickles, &c,
Just received and for sale at New York market
prices at -.- "a. -
no ~ osTHEIM BROTHERS.
NOR RENT-Desirabe furnished rooms, with
II board,) pleasantly located In Georgetown, near
the city cars. To permanent tenant, terms mode
rate. Apply at i6i West street, near High street,
GEORGETOWN, nov l0-tf
ID OOMS TO LET.-Four Furnished Rooms, with
III or without Board, within hye minutes walk
OF Pennsylyania avenue. Inquire at No. 407
Maryland avenue oc 3O-tf
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A Texas paper speaks as follows of the Fed
erai purpose 10 recover that etste TO the Union,
Calvcston, tho beautiful city OF the Gulf. has
fallen. The minions Of lincoln have made II
thclr most, and, rs we have seen In similar
csses, there will be hatchcd from Il, II the ut
most vigilance be not exercised, untold mis-
cries to the State. Alas what q picture does
our sister State of Louisiana not exhibit |
Within her borders the tracks Of the worse
than barbarian foe are everywhere marked
with blood, spoliation, and rapine-many Of
the people exiles from homes once lovely but
now desolated. Shall we be treated with less
severity than were theyi
To the citizens of Texas at large we must and
do appeal In this emergency, and we earnestly
invoke at their hands the prompt display Of all
their energy and Of all their patriotism. From
without, no help Is TO be expected, and within
ourselves must we find resources with which to
meet and repel this invasion of our soil. Our
resources happily are ample, and all required
of us Is to systematic and render them effect
i've at the proper time. In every county the
citizens should organize companies of minute
men, ready to respond to the call at moments
notice. Every arm should be kept In order,
and supplies of fixed ammunition provided.
Officers, too, that confusion be avoided, should
be chosen. If all this be properly done, we
may bid defiance to any force the enemy may
send against u.s. 'f.i H ttfti =
On other fields, the gallant soldiers Of Texas
have taught the robber foe what he has to ex-
pect; and II he invade our State, IL will only be
upon the presumption that we are unprepared
TO meet him. Danish from him this delusion.
Let us make ready, now that we have the
chance, and should the enemy dare to invade
our State, TO pollute our homes by his hated
presence, We will repeat those feats Of prowess
our noble soldiers have made illustrious on the
bloody plains Of Gaines's Mill and Manassas,
and which In all future ages will render the
name Of Texan an honor.
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-E1- Adjourned Meeting OF ChspIains.--
those on duty at the hospitals 10 called to the s
journed meeting at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian, Association at I o'clock TO-DAY An
important report will be presented on the subject
OF the burial of deceased soldiers general and
prompt attendance is most earnestly requested.
nov 90 c. w. DENTs0N, Secretary
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MILWAUKEE, Nor. 25.-Gen. Pope and staff
have arrived here.
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A CA Il ID 1.-THE attention Of grocery mer-
IA chants, dealers, and the public In general, Is
respectfully Invited to the sale OF Groceries, &c.
&c, which will take place on Wednesday the 26th
inst, at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the store Of Mr.. s.
Pumphrey, near the Arsenal The stock is large
and good among which Is large lot Of fine Tobac-
co. For further particulars see advertisements,
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
nov 26-it Auctioneers.
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CEN. KELLYS SCOUTS CAPTURE A REBE
CAVALRY PICKET OF TWELVE MEN,
sar fU HORSES, ETC. q ..l I.. . .
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MISTAKE IN THE NAME OF THE ECU
ROPEAN STEAMER OFF
CAPE RACE.

MAIL FROM SANTA FE DELA YED BY
HEAVY RAINS. .....
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y DEPARTMnNr OF STATE,
Washington, Nov. 20, 1889.
Releases from the draft, on the ground of
alienage, have been allowed in the following
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LATEST FROM THE IMMEDIATE
lT777-I IT FRONT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ns- with Ten Theusand thoughts and ar
guments, will move In the newspaper press only
by way Of advcrtiscment, This course, however,
purse, must be brief still, let Ne 70 ahead, every
one doing the best AZ he e can an e, ths county
and y for one aa. aIF III "a snts
But many people, no doubt, think am led by the
love OF praise not considering that even DOCS some
sS % e
%ss fop A ss .ns ss vanity sUSS
s ss
protracted oLADiAroRiAI. contest. II q man wants
to BE little and mean, and selash now for heavens
not sickenl her with his presence. All want to
express In this advertisement, Is TO invite peo-
pie TO read, for the sake Of the country and only
FOR this, my late productions. i t1m iNlpi r8td
Ny words aiicays come from my heart. These pro-
ductions are the Belarius. Of CymbelIne, An Ad-
dress to the Country Arlstides, Address TO our
ing the Immediate, total, and uncompromising sbo-
lition Of slavery, as national NECESSITY, and
warranted BY the Wan power. Acopy q all these
ssease s,e Ss mac s S ss. sp s1f
o'clock ?; M I.hsll be happy to walt upon any
s gentleman, In % Sr out Of the army Gsntiemen
them GRATIS on application to me through the
mall enclosing Ing % ons,eent stamp for the prepay
mens oaek ,sr eses ProaSeiaon, as always thus
p'S 'e rs lsgiI EvsTs
nov 26-st las Counsellor at Law.
and Accepted Mssons, No. u, Will meet on THrRs-
DAY Morning, Nov. nth, att O'Clock, for the pur-
pose Of attending the funeral OF Brother William
Tuckef. All Master Masons In good standing are
invited to attend. BY order Of the bl w. NJ. j
nov 26-its 4.. ..u r.., s 49,. d
10 Adjourned Meeting OF Chaplain..--
The special stteattcn Of army nelrding
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70 weston's Progress OF fslavery.--Copies
Of this work for sale at the Office Of the National
Republican. Pamphlet edition, 20 cents. Bound
edition, rs cents. r ~. ...n
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DARTIEs, or single gentlemen, can be accom-
Il modated with elegant Rooms and Board, at the
House now opening at No. 40 Four-and-a-half
street. nov 2e-its
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SEE a woman In another column picking
sambuci Grapes, for speer's Wine. 1t Is an
admirable article, used in hospitals, and by the
first families in Paris, London and New York,
in preference to old Port Wine. 1t is worth
trial, as it gives great satisfaction. If
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EpIroRIAL suMMARY.

sTosEwAIL JAcKsoS.-In noticing the tele
gram published by us yesterday morning, whicl
reports Jsckson = hsving gone back to Rich
mond, the Stor Of last evening says Il slway'
contended tl,st he woun do this. VIII that
editor po,utus,c she psper'or theparagrsPh in
which he announced this important fact In
its issue of Saturday evening, and then again on
Monday evening, the Star insisted that jackson
was coming down upon Washington, ,intendingtc
take Arlington and turn Its guns upon the city
Is not this convenient after-thought of our
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29
CON r I'D EN- TIA l.

- YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
k=y=S --s--A---s RED themselves by certain secret
rE, E~-~S habits, which unfit them for business
~ H. pleasure the duties Of married life
-.l3x~~s$ also. middle-aged and old men. who
from the folles Of youth other causes debility
in advance Of their years before placing themselves
sder the treatment OF any one, should first read
THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladesv'i learn something Of imporiano.
perusng 'THg SECRET FRuSD.''
sent 10 any address. a sealed envelope Oh recent
Ten Cents.
DIR. STUART CO can be consulted on al diseases Of
private or confidential nature from 4 " - p NJ
Sundays from 10 II 4. NJ. heir Office No. IL Fast
Third street upstairs between Main and Sycamore 3D.
pOste the iienrie House
Address DIR. CHAS. A. STUART A CO
mch2i -d&wly-is-'s2 Cincinnati Ohio
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The Republican leaders ~ho speak through the
yssrnsl are unnecessarily exercised over the
choice 70 be made By the Democratic members of
the Legislature for United States Senators. When
the Legislature assemblies they will make such
selection from the many gentlemen who are
capable Of filing the position as will best pro
mote the public interests add 10 the character of
the State and reflect the choice Of the consfifu-
ency who elected them. The Journal and its
friends need not be under the slightest misappre-
hension upon thst point. What they have said
and what they may say upon the subject will
have no influence whatever in determining whom
the Democratic members will select % represent
Indiana in the United States Senate.
Since the eth Of January last the Journal and
its cohorts have made every effort in their power
10 disorganize and defeat the Democratic party
by charges of adisIoyalty." Southern sympa-
thizers,'' "secessionists,' "butternuts." and as
having the purpose of separating tie Northwest
from the other States and join the Southern Con-
federacy," but they have proven as idle as the
attempt TO beat back the wind with wisp of
straw. The verdict Of the people has been most
signal and overwhelming against the propa-
ocratic party, uninfuenced by the detection of
those whom they had honored and who had been
prominent in its ranks and spurning with contempt
the charges Of those who themselves were faithless
to the Constitution that they were disoyal to the
Government, firmly and unyieldingly stood by
their principles, and by their organization as the
only hope Of preserving constitutional liberty and
restoring the Union of the States. And having
passed through the fire they will be no less firm.
The statements and productions of the Republi-
can leaders during the canvass have not only
proven false, but its results show they had 10 in
fuence upon the public mind As il has been in
the past so will il be in the future. The revo-
luton which found expression at the polls on
of the end. Ii will increase in strength
and power. until those who, for partisan and cor
rupt purposes. have sought to stigmatize the De-
mocracy-the men who have honestly striven to
save the Government by maintaining the COnsti-
tuition and the Union under it--as TRAITORS, will
yet seek protection from those whom they have
thus slandered An indignant and betrayed peo-
pie will yet call the men who have deceived them
under the false cover OF devotion to the Union,
to fearful reckoning. How ridiculous is it for
such men to attempt. to even talk of creating
divisions or a schism in the party which has
manfully and successfully overcome their infa-
nous Vaccinations for the past year and half.
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