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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
NFW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-P
NHAhLIs MINUT, JenefM SUP
NArnAElEL MARsH. Receiver.
RAJ RATLROAD OF NEN

CENrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
Y From foot Of CourfiaudtstC Connecting 81 Hampton
Junction With Deaws, Lacksw anna and Weston Raoad,
and at Eas'on with l. high Nsey Railroad and It's connoo
ions forming direct Inc TO PaDnrsh aud the West ~ihou.
change Of cars -
WINTER ARRANGEAiE Mt Commenting Nov. T. 1861
II cave New-f oh AZ follow;
HAKHlsBrKG LxPKgssAt q 10. for Eaton. Reading,
Poitsyille HaTnsbnrs Mauch Chunk, NiiisnspJri, &C.
Man TRAE--At a. m for Eaton, Water Cap, Scran'
ton, Great Bend, Pittston, Nilsesbare, &c.
l2v. TuROroH TRAS-FOT Easton, Mauch Chunk VII
jams pert, Reading Pottsvnr HsHsbUg sc.
A.. TBKoU6B TRArSFor Ess,on, Bethlehem Allentown,
and March Chuuk.
5..OP.M WAY TRAIy-For Somergile.
81. ~. WEsTRAN ENPRP-s-F0r BrstOn. Allentown Head
ine Harrisburg f,bnfsh, and tue West Sleeping cars from
jersey City through 10 Pittsburgh.
ExPEzss YRAls ulNlisgy Us--Ibe o a IN. Express
aiG from New York arrives iis6uIs al o. connect
liz Fact SUI West fIs Cens Il Railroad, Northern
CeniTa Hshoad Aogih aud South aud with the Cumbcf-
land alley RerQtd. .t-.-..
TaE THKOrGH E4PJ,uss Tram FoE Ths "KsI leaves
NeW.YoIk 1t T. ~, daily sundays c1ceplrd Hskinf ~ so
connec At ansbus with Pennsy lvana Rail oad-v it no
change Of cars 20 Pburgh aud bus g. Cincinnati aud
eago -four ouIs iiue II saved By taking this tram
ELlzAHgrHPoET And NEwf0gE ksKRf-Leeye New
York ofa Pier No 2 North Liver, al 5l5 1885 $780,
aid 30, q. M. ., 49,,
TIN each JUN " iLNN' ~"ioi'-''"e""'
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

ID OSTON DAILY via GROTON.-Steamers
Commonwealth and Plymouth Rock froIl iler - ~
r.. at { p. w NJ EDWARDS, ASt, once 10 "e>'''.
rI,O BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
1 PORT by SHORE LlNE-Lesves 2th's'' flh-sy. p . Il
m, ,r,ive IN Prov ideuce 4:20 pm. 2:l3 m htEs IN
Iii ,nr. 30 nm; q pm, Express Through Man lisni
.rTive in Providence 80 and Boston al M. ,.,u,
tlNe l." ii'''u'N r. j. CALHOUN Superintendent
L7OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, VIA NJ :
4 poEr and FAIL RIVER.-1he splendid and superior
s-e.u,er METROPOLIS. Capt BONN leaves new or
- TUESDAY. THURSDAY AID SAIJ hDAf. AZ :
''eyL , -. I'D a.. EMPIRE STATE. Capt. Brsyton on
sONDtY "WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at - oelo.~ p i'
iror. Pier 40. = y. X. ,,...,I,o any a.,
ee.f 10 rooms viii be regarded a. secnfedt any AZ
,le,it ,,.tii the zane slau hsve bcel paid foI
$3.50 t go.tou /, fo-wsrdod through with great dspsch
- ." 'N' WM BORDEN AGENT. Nos - and II We't-si.
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lonee furnishing Goods.

80 70 T.. u. RASSFORD's
VI GREAT HOUsE-rURNlsHiEG BAZAAR,
Cooper Inslifutc holding.
4 BSTRACTS of important Acts of the Second
~ Session IL The XXX lih Congress aud the Special SEA
zion Of the NXXNflth Also the important rrocMna
lon. Of President Lincoln, given In TIN TRIBUNE
ALMANAC
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Ocean Stcnnlers.

NorcsBy order Of the Secretary Of state all passengers
leaving the United States reqred to provide thcn'e'e
win pa ports, directions for obtaining "hlch may 10 TAU "
the Compsny's Offices No. II Broadway \. y -
JOHN g. DAIs. Agent
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Y RAILROAD--FOR PHIL.

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROaD-FOR PHIL
y ADELPIIIA and the SOUTH AID WEST VIA JEli.
SLY CITY-Ma and Express Lines leave New fofk a. !
AID no D. H. T. aid III .. Fare ~. Through tickets
ior tho Sou IA sndNc and through baggage 'neoh'u Ia
. L. ~. and aud II p. NJ trains.
}. W. WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will be received fot any aD' o"s'' aenssei
aud cbrc.sd Is m,a see 10 sjssoee 100 s ''sN's
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I II +
1862. 7 Il + ] S62.
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with r. connections forms

| SOG. =, OO-.
THE sHoRTE !; '9 ASb Oh QUICKEST ROUTE
Fsov NEW ORB TO THg PKiSclrAL Wss1hnS irit~
New. Jersey and Camden and An6oy linz u. ,-,.,s
Aooii f6 o. I " c6CRfLiNoT'sT -
By way o. Philadelphia Tire morning pa'seneeis leave Hew
Yor. tine other route Evening pa euge'
BY way OF Allentown evening pss.e GER leave AZ r m
si,s !. the ssras time as Norh-rn lines ia Chr.so and al
points in Northwest, Cres,ins Indianapolis, ogi'vue
points West with lever change, Of cars.
ssg.S e. S sas to from f5uI. -
Smoking and Saloon Csrs on al trains
Fare the 's:ns a, other Io''i.. ,,..
secirs Iicset, good an use ed BY y f,,bSTsa
Tho PenDsylvsnia Central Company nous a. fuistn'
Accommodate Line which afford. comfortable mode o.
to parties moving etTsrd, at one hall he uAial aie
( Of fare ,.r.,o,,rs
By tht route ireig.s Of ali descriptions be forwarded
to and from ay point the Railroads Of ONO. Kentucky In
dans Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa o. Missouri. oy Rail
Zoe West by steamers from Pittsburgh
The Of Freight and from any point IN the West BY
charged b. other Railroad ComFsnies Merchants ard ship
per- n'r1ng the spoition Of their Freight to Tins Com
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealers IA Live Stock will hnd his most adj
Venisgeous route Capaous Yards, well weie'ed ana .p
piled with every convenence have bsen opened On this ne
ana every attention paid 10 their wants
FIoa sbuIg where viii be found every convenience
feeding ard resting choice offered Of the PlllLADEL-
Pf1A' NEW.YOBK aud BALTIMORE MAkkkTs.
!. L ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No A,or-8onss.
LEIGH Co. Freight Agents.
No As,1r Iouse AID No South Wiism.t,.
n.DONALD L BisCHOFF, Emgiaut Agents.
No. Ba,iery.plsce.
ENoCH LEWIS. General Sup, Alioou., Pa
UUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
Z ny and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WIS.,. Train Leave.
From Chsmtersft. FROM ;6,bsl
Upper and "A N, aDd 3:l rs II: n m, and 30 AID
lj aud .. $3.50 y.
Troy and Albany with leep $40 p. SUNDAY lnruded
irgclrl iO:l5 ? m.
FOuckecps.s IRAN, a. 800 a. - and l223 ana b:ie
NJ. aud - 100 aud t:l3 p. PIN
Peektkil tiai., 500 p. D D.
Sing Sing train, 9.iJ .. H., 1910 ~. aud $40 p.
A. Z. SMITH. Superintendent
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pa
- sensel Trains ifon foot Of Chsmbcf.st g follows
O. ~. Express, for bulao.
a;i5 in.- Msii
gl3 a. ~. Mil daily, for O.isyle and intermediate Sta
ton.
la. H., Accom- plodstion. daily.
$50 ?. NJ WAy,ioT Mddlelosn, kswbmsh aud intenne
81 "a Night Express daily for D1rlis Buffalo Csnan.
da and principal ntfO The Irsiu Of Saturday runs
til ough 10 3 ielo b I does not run & Dunkhk
: .. M, Accommodating. -
CHARLES MINOT G.n.fsi Sup't
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prnlisirn.

ALL persons DESTROYS Of getting rid Of DE
~ CAYFD TEETH and ROOTS posively viii OUT main
o. dsnger can do ntder the %EN CHEMICALLY nj III
FlED CHLOROFORM, 70 al ir's'ece dsily by nr WAIT
q SON No Bond-.t Beautiful iul s,is hsrilrd oul = Do
70 a2S Goa G.iug y tom 10 AZ. bore ard amseam 20
esut. Refer TO De Poud Chemist ontg webb sad The
aeG De. seui, pssksr suj 6messJ
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Boots ano Shoes.

MY IMPROVED CORK SOILS will not
WI lip or break or out Tor years Heasqgaters No
a. gle,r.er.,t HENRY LYON
a.. SnDOUBLE-sOLE WATERPROOF
ID 4 NV BOOTS-FOuR DIFFERENT STYLES at
ri 20. At JONESs nos 10 and ~ ANN-sI
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Dn5trutuon.


IL CURTD The best Instruction given IN hkCo ,s -,
.,d CkJSrVEEICS by an able Professor at No 100 ras'
pa It Vocal diseases treated aud persons OF deos.e
With con,unpye tendonces restored The nor PEREZ
development given ocs and pieehi''
Seuir tries vi.It,d and puIl, attended at home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

GENSUS Of lsGO.-POPULA1ION Of EACI
~ STATE by COUNTIEi al.o The Population ~ H." prn
cpi rs 81 the United -tas foa ne CENSUS o. 1900
viii be found In THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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Iroteries ano PROVISIONS.

DRIED PEACHES. 10, 600 pounds, prime
unp.esd PEACHES In barrels for sale In lots 70 SUIT
purcbasers, By sTODDARD 4 CLAIM NO l0V rrou..~ -
,rotrp FLOUR.
4 THe REST BAKERS AND FAMILY BRANDS
sold by the load or barrel
AT WHOLESALE PRlCEo'
At No ~ BROAD STREET. "a WALLACE
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The statements of the Philadelphia banks for tho
two weeks compare rs follows;

The total amount Of the Assets OF the on.e"
States Trust Company is s6,O3o' 800 81. Inc hA'
biities including capital are s. SS5 ?3 So showing
balance of $500 j26 i6. Included in the assets "Is
NJ $40 Of cold. sg7S, $40 on deposit in the Manhat'
tan COMPANY, aud Ss5O,s72 OF State aud Cry STOCKS,
The depoajs in trust reach si,326,'l. The dYiaena
report is as follows 49,. os ,,. United
states Trust Of NewtoA g. ns,e ' co|psny on
,o " ~ Inssr le62 and who Instructed ~ ~
lee, ,e,ine Of the rrrtees continue theu exc
die hi.i dag Of February inst ho,aaen exc nina
don al the affairs Of he Company, Is they ~ do las.
a., nj January 1862 and made report =. thn
',s Al ths BOARD have ooahned theif st'sneon . .,.
mte"s .s a. ss,nias,,o, oC tho esas aud a''""'s
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rrnR nnSTnN nnd PROYIDENCE. via NEW
NETWORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANgEMENT

COMMENCING NOVEMBER u, 1851
Passenger station IN New-Yok. cor. 2Ith-sl and sthsf
Entrance Oh 2-ths.
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The following is a statement OF the earnings o. .os
Hudson River Railroad since Sept 80, 1901. in"
increase Of the four months win do something toTar
concentrating for the unfayo rable showing OF tbe ao
nual report Tor the fiscal year ending Sept 30. 1851.
M, unlimited 10 the Legislature:
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Frsisbts are without important change; the offer.

Frsiobts are without important change; the offer
mos continue limited, and rates are heavy and un-
.ettled. To Liverpool, the engagements arc 49, 900
bu.bels Corn at Gid, in bulk; 5000 do. Wheat at
ia in bags; $500 bbls. Flour at %. a2s. I'D;
600 pkgs Lard and Bacon at 22s Cd. a 25s; 800
boxes Cheese at 25s.; 100 bbs. Lard Oil at 2Os. y
tun gage; 20 hbds Tallow at 20s. $50 bags Clover
seed at 25s, and per neutral vessel, 100 frkns OF
Butter at 30s. To London 800 bbls. Flour at 2s.
2s 3d. by American and British Tags and 900 hhds.
do. by Bremen vessel at 2s. 3D.. 100 ties. Beef at
5s.; 200 bales Hops at I'd. To Glasgow, $500 bush.
Corn at 3d., in bags; 50 pkgs. Lard al 27s. Cd; Is
hhds. Tallow at 25s. To Bristol 100 bbls. Flour at
Is. Cd. To Marseiles, 400 pkgs. Bacon and Lard at
&c., gross. Charters are quite dull, and we only
learn of an American brig Of 2i3 tuns to Bermuda at
$500.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
$23i, 500 3J-for Customs, 10000; Paymon's,
$l99, 29O 10; Balance, 81, $685. $50 Sc.
The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
for the week ending Feb. T. 1861 and 1862, are a.
follows
1851. 1852.
Total f|eieht Reeeiots... Ia5J5 1883
Totsl Earnings. $i8,Ot S26|'
Increase. HoSno
The Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad earned the
FIRST week Of February:
i8sl......,......slsi 75 Minimum. S284Jl
Increase. '''rS.-b
The following ia report of the amount Of CosI
over the Delaware, Laekaw anna ana
Western Railroad for ten days ending Saturday.
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I IST OF STATES, Capitals, Governors, times
- ~ Lrtsaiv- Metings, General Elections etc. In NE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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nlusltal Instruments.

DARMORE's celebrated Premium PIANOS,
ID D.. best u.e prices 10 iut the tmeA-SPlondd
IiAno fnr 4 $50. MlnnlactnrY No. $40 Beecker,t
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Pr,sos OFrcS June p ilhi
NO ALL WHOM u MY CONltKN.-Ap

ComnA.ionef' ofTsi-' and A'.e''inen''.
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YOUTHS HOME BOARDING SCHOOL,
on large farm nine miles from Hob0ken, near Hacken
sack ~ J-Bo 3D. Tuition &c from : 20 to 40 per year.
For circular sddre.. A. b. NlNAST, Principal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

PubIn SFkAKgSo II viii speak 2, the fol-
owing places
Spencer. Tuesday September 9oth. !
o'clock
Gosport. Wednesday. October Isi. 1
O'Clock.
Clinton. Friday. October %. o'clock.
Newport, Saturday. October l,h. o'clock.
Eugene, Monday, October 9Th. | O'Clock
Wright Mills. Parke Coensy, Tuesday.
October Ith. | o'clock.
Rockville. PArke Couasy. Wednesday.
October Eth, O'Clock.
Park Nils, Pafk County. Thursday, Oc-
,ober 9th, O'Clock.
Il has been customary ios candidates for
Congress ia his District 70 make joint ap-
pointments. and discuss before tie people
the various questions OF interest to the coun.
Try. Mr. Voorhees, requested me verbally
and ia writing q meet hi,a and arrnnge a
oin, canvass inolifel him verbally that
! was ready % make the Joint appointments
sis morning. We met lids morning. and
after some conversation with him be declined
making join, canvass I make I'll. state
ment a. an explanation Of the reason Why
tie canvas. Is not as Il has been ia this Dis
trici heretofore n ~ SCOTT.
September H.. ls62.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

Among the incidents attending The opsra-
tiors of the celebrated M.cksrilviils Brig
ade Al or near the Seat Of War Is The fol
loving. recouuted by the historlographer ex-
traordinary OF the corps, Mr. Kerr. IL
seems dat just al the moment whea the
Comic Section vas proceeding 10 make
mastery movement.
IAN aged chap came dashing down from :
Frat Family countFy seat near By. and says
he 70 the General OF the Maekerei Brigade.
FL demand guard for my premises i'm
mediately. Ny wife. says he. With dignity
has just been making a custard-pie for the
sick Confcderates IN the hospital, and as she
has just set Il out 20 cool near where my 1T
tie boy shot one Of your Nandals this morn.
ing. -he l. afraid il might be taken BY your
thieying mndsills when they come after the
body. !. therefore. demand guard for ny
premises in the name Of the Constitution Of
our iorefathers."
Here Capt. Bob shortly stepped forward
and says he
What does the Constitution say about
custarl-pie. Mr.. DavisT"
The aged chap spat at hin. and says be
Il claim protection under that clause
which refers 20 the pursuit Of happiness
Custard pies says be. reasoningiy, "ass
included IN the pursuit ofhappiness
That's very true. says the General
looking kindly over his fan At the venerable
petitioner. Let guard be detailed 20 pro
iect this good old mans premises. We ar
| fighting for the Constitution. not against i.
a guard was detailed. my boy, y i'm Or
ders 70 make no resistance II they were fres
upon occasionally from the windows OF tn
house. and then Capt. Brown pushed for
ward with what was left Of Company 3. q
engage the Confederacy on the edge Q
Duck Lake supported by the Orange Count.
Howiizers"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
Personal Appearance OF Edmund
Hurke.

When Burke came forward, as his custom
waa. To the middle of the House OF Commons
20 speak, the first peculiarly which caught
the eve of the spectator was the glasses
which he almost constantly woro in the days
of his celebrity lie was iall and noble
looking. with a decidedly psepossessiug ap
nearance by no meanss small in his dress.
vet possessing personal dignity which tie
tailor could not have given him. lie seemed
lull Of thought and care. and the firm lines
about the mouth. tho stroug Jaw. and severe
glance OF the dark eve speke ~ many an
inward battle which vas known 10 no human
observer The head was solid and intense.
rather than massive. high rafhcr than broad.
and toleraby prominent. fuller. one would
say At first sight, Of the reasoning than OF
the imagining power. HIS nose, which vas
a. straight a. Il had been cut after bevcl.
opened out into two powerful n9strlls made
apparently only TO snccr. Altogether he
looked like great man with great lesson
TO read 10 men. more than ike gentle one
set In the world 70 please. lie spoke with q
decided Hibcrnian accent. although he lett
the country sariy IN life. But i = 10 be re-
mark ed that men OF genius hardly ever lose
the tongue OF thci youth. He had a voice
OF great compass. and he never required 10
hesitate for words They came quick aud
vehement. Frequently almost beyond the
power OF usteranec. Is he spoke. his head
rose and fell: now IL swung. and anon Il os-
cillated from side TO side OF hts body, moved
by the intense nervous action OF hls frame.
Young Gillray. the foremost OF English carl.
caturists. sketches Burke ia various pastures
and attitudes Oae OF the most character
istic OF these represents him as rapt 10 the
delivery OF some splendid Grafton. with he
hands clenched aud his arms raised efectls
over his head, he whole body p'ctare OF
living energy No. British krrirv.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

Eight British soldiers buttons have been
exhgmcd with the bones of man. irosn a
raviue near Biadensbug. The bed, lay on
Is back. with arms extended. and Tour Of
tho buttons we're discovered near the bones
Of each wrist There VAS a hole Through
the RIGHT temple Of tic skull a. Il made By
a grape-shot The button bears star. IN
the centre Of which = Bucks - inclesesi
by a garter The reverse has The names 81
The manufacturers. cuttings 4 Son. i.s.i-
don From the figures on the button. and
from the circumstance that The hoIes were
found in The direct line OF the route over
which the SSth regiment OF British irsarlfy
i known to have passed IN its Auempi %
tern the right Eing 81 Comuo,fore Rarue,
troublesome little band u sesmen sut mA
rines. On ne essh day 81 August ISL l. j.
evilcat that these buttons are frcm The cufs
Of one Of TIE victims Of BaFneys tefrhic
a. pouniers. which - ob-ilaAlels ssoo.i .
the way OF General ness's adsarcc % nc
capital Could the whale history cf tia
little BIZ Of metal be vsitfea froru the tlusc
Is came blsht ard gli;tsrnG from he ioaelfy
Of outings A Son. la1daa. 20 tAa jsy a
wss turned rp ia corn ts.d rssr Rlsdens
burg. ~ bosisA anii4aAf.sn. e would 70
doubs be iound fall 81 ronanGe sflers 4 -
Hisferfrsi Nsr4ziar
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

Dan Voorhees, spent last Sabbath in our
town aud put in good portion Of his time
a c0Hrfipq-John G.. Davis. OF course such
business Is always done up privately, and the
wOoings and cooings and manipulations can
not be attested by "the vulgar world. but
outsiders can sometimes guess" very aeeu-
rately al shat Is going on within. When We
see the charger Of the young cavalier tied
at the gate Of bis lady love when the
cock sounds the approach of the small hours
Of the newborn day. 1t requires but lutte
gift of prophecy 10 divine what IS trauspring
in the parlor dimly illumined by tie sickiy
rays Of the neglected taper. SO. OF Daniel
We only knou that he was CLOSELY close;ed
with Mr. Davis at his o.lice on Sabbath We
can qusss ut the rest In tbs outset of the
rebellion Dan stood side by side with Davis
in opposition 10 the warm opposition TO
giving men and mon.y and guns . the adj
minissraton 10 queil The rebellion. 1t any
doubt II, NO refer them TO las Grceucaste
speech. 10 his votes in Congress, to his
speeches everywhere. ill since hs return
home from Washington. Davis. on the 9th
or hand. stands firm, while Dan has partially
succumbed % the war spirit Of the people,
hoping BY such course 20 get their votes -
Dan aud bis adhcfents have Affected 10 favor
the var. and have consequently regulated
Davis. While they rcpudiate Davis publicly.
vet II becomes necessary for Dan 20 resort
10 a regular set to at coHrfing. We do not
desire 20 disturb the domestic relations OF
the Terre-Hauto gentleman, but We trust
some lady friend will just kindly inform
Mrs. Voorhees, to try and keep Dan at
home ON sundays For her consolation We
would Just say that We DO not think his Gin
tentious are serious, but that Il Is merely
little Irritation lie only wishes to barney
up John for "a few days. few DAYS =
| Parke County, Repnbllean
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
F0u CIRCUIT ATTORNEY,
PUTNAM BROWN.

Oun dispatches this morning announce the
killing Of Gcaefal SEfsox By General DAVIS.
at the Gar House. IN Louisville Although
Censrsl Nrlsos has treated the Indiana
TROOPS with contempt and dsrision. yet this
occurrence will be much regretted II
seems that General DAVIS was justified by
those present, IN thus killing General NrfsoS.
II VII doubtless be several days before the
vsue circumstances Of the matter will be-
come public There has been n strong
prejudice among the regiments from this
stale against General NELSON for some time,
and hls death viii not be mourned by them.
The ssmpathie- Of The troops from this
State will he With General DAVIS in any
trsuble which hs action may bring upon
him in Llis matter.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

This election takes place soon. and the
people OF the District should carefully con-
sider tho matter. They know we'll the two
candidates sor Congress here. The record
Of our present Representative is before the
country and Il i record OF inlsmy and dis
grace Mr. NoonsrEs has persis,en,ly warrsd
upon las Government since Is first struggle
with ,ae rebels. His aighe-t ambition has
the whole North Tho contest between
himself AMI NsltA~pleHsN on this parsicu
laF matter has accomplished as much TO pro-
long The war. ~ has the Representative from
Ohio. and he has acted with an equal degree
II msligaisy. Since Mr.. NooRnrss frst en-
tered Congress. lie has constantly fought his
tsovernmenl in all Is measures and move.
meuis. And nov tha, le j. az home work
ins Tor reelection. he war upon tho Al
m.nsssEation anal Government Is equally as
hitter aud ds-gracsfal a. Il Was in Congress.
The Administration : the ohiec, against
which he esrsnt. his wrath. He sees moth
ING else % find faali With hut Il and the New
Eagland States. lie - bitter towards LOYALTY
wherever hc inds t
Whale IN Congress. he advocated the un-
conditional repcai Of the tarid and AZ the
sane sine opposed taxstson. aad Il ais views
lad been sanctioned 10 soldier Of lie army
wculi have received dollar Cor his hard
services. and the Government woald have
beeR entirely DEPRIVED Of meacs Nth which
4, slelena itself agsins. he treason Of W..
FsE-o~ Dssr> All his associates We have
besa engaged IN shi- AR about eighteen
naonshs. - NJ NeoaaFss aeses atter~4 a
uorl Coz The purpose of allias volunteering
- ADVANCING tie Unies. eauss In the lat
- weeks. he rs beea forced % lAvcr the
~ar. % crssh The rebel power. frosa The fact
ssis sAss Is desires : reelection 10 Con
gree. \ representative aas con.ume-
yeas and hall - Determines whether %
rot Re ssll s.ppefs "a Isvefunsat Wien il
a struggles With traitor. ior - very Ell.
fsaee. - nai - maa . represent loyal
p<oY1e. Arl d ~. NeoHurxs !. elected
agar. he wsii oaly censirae - warfare ag.oa
The Ua~erureat ~hile i struggles Co. seif
ssiaeaee TIE voters 81 ,his Distinct shouli
s-,u-.ser the snstser wen aDd - believe
fasy 81 dsso. a. a. rcsst wal elers
AZ. S~-~reo re--r.Sni sAesa "a coags~-- b.
s;sa4 90 NJ Ns,.9usxs.