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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

TaK Nav CONFIDrN.rG STKAaGR No. 2s0"-Ac.
ccrdias 10 the following statement, furnished By the
L1rdon correspondent OF tina Dublin EIeniug hai tie
new Confederate steamer mo. 2s0." which gave The
TcscIrora the slip, Is rOoeiAd and very formidable
vessel
'sae can steam from size TO eighteen knots an
hcu is perfectly seASorIhy for si practical pGrsoss
ilyuner,be and -iu prove any vessel sae nay Gu
oouuter 40 s5gnijsbls antagonist Warrior
sa- Oo,a, OF the Isl nlyy Tits s the No. ZsO o.
10 EhOs. ~5srssD.us, UaiO1 cruises bays wish reason
e.iss,ed slch slGistv. !; haI been known for soue
urs arFs gUd 0o-ssfI r9n vrssei vas sous:.1c
ng g. t1e ). b-ysrd Of Hs-ss. Live BtksahSsd; bH'
n31s'ers Cfts -,Cp 80 u1c1 the osce. ct trs ds7
a. -aAG ,saHh 20 troubled Eii h5sd much
$500 kis lsT prc1c Ocs ~ CARD 20 remark ne great
- csass- OF tue lia-Ji RdeI aste bs.-s Used.
~ tls y i.s' uo-sUt tbe Faoeral authorities seem
20 have raj ,, sUspeian sro-s-6, tor tie Tuscsrcsa
w. d. yN,c5. Keep watch he utgbe rbccd c. the
cock Wsgiv g, lay, aud l4s tCUhe0 oo1s OF isesIo
vas sto st,,5iJ sa,cltS. "NJ. 2s9" neatEAil', AZ
ussed Of u. tta: gJiug Gu 9gVpPed down ths rvtr
quietly ", and sean a cat into he bay miasJ
tor her raj with pac.y q! .sdss and mosicIos
o. bossd. Instead hOTevr Of se.rEping to Eoodnss
a. 5ss6, where see voud have ben kept IN du =
vie By the Tusearors, ste quietly srded her pl =
s,ngegs, avoiding Cork Waterford 49, 10 the ueighOo.
hood OF WHICH sle Iagh. tsTe head something rot
81 20 hcr advantage
"No 300" s,eamod round BY Lo11o1dsry and Dr.
egs ard WAS joined "a the OF lr,iacd BY the
S,s 1r which had previously sailed, having board
the ArmAm, niendd for the IrJns les Had she even
uet t1s Tuscdrora while sill urarued it hs inten-
ton OF her captain TO wy tbs fortune OF war running,
stem on 81 full speed into her Antagonist IL needed
extraordinary dsoerBmsnt TO discover What excitement
must be caused a. the other side OF tho Atlantic by the
arrival OF No 290"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04
AN. rHrR WAR NETTING IN NEW YORK.

Toe Wakes are reduced to the tIpaien. Of holding
meets s. every two three weeks in their large
ties to stimulate the patriotism of the masses to the
elisng point. 0Je Of these meetings was held in the
Park, NV Yorh, on Wednesday, OF which ", have tie
following account:
The officers of the meeting included the names Of
irsco Greeley, Of the T0uae; james 'ooSs, OF the
Express Henry J Raymond, OF the T,ies, WIN. Cullen
Bryant OF the Eseaing Pest, and james Gordon Ben.
| aett of the Herald.
Toe appearance OF the slKy.ninth Q-ish) Rgims1t on
the s3sne ass after arriving from Hashug oD, added
immensely the celia! Of the occasion As they pissed
along the streets on their way ths Psk there wlre
no bound TO the enhus!asr Of the dense throrg which
lned 10th sdcs Of the lhoroughisrO.
Among the speakers were Rsv. NJ Hl f ID, Gen.
Blseed, Nj lr Stewart L. " ooliOrc, Ethan Allen Gen
| Fram Wejbndge Lu'her Il. Marsh Gen Mitchell John
Jay, Col Es- Psi'ener, Ger. Authon, G,I Co-c usn,
AlosrI CarjcS', Gen. srolg, RiSbari oGoFnID, lssa,
n. Arn0d, FIt1er Mooney.
ssri4s Of Te9o'cto,s xere adopted The ss pedges
olr is T. our fo.tucss lives aud on horc7 70 Ite
s1pp-,sElca OF the r.beIon" Tke lscccd calls upl1
u! r9Lie reu sro corp Tsio.s 20 conirisuo largely
TO b. oruil-g iu,5s TIE tlgi recommends tSa up
T. he 1874 Of IeIt m0"tt Al oGce5 Q. BUSINESS far
IS pTe5lcabe, sopd DO slo,sd Egsr three o'clock, r.
each Gag, 10 ordr 10 ensbe loyal c.tE 10 carry
fOrEsrd volunteering s1d p,Ifeot -enes.Tes in sidary
drii TIE iguF ID ges Ibs Psesjs1t 10 s1,tciE. n
CsrsorIn ri e legion OF - go m9I And jhI "a
and -, declares thst w SHAH Do utmost 10 plant
i IS Of the UaCn on e7ssy foot Of Uaisd Safes
! sell" .
DssiDg tho meeting Mayor opiyks cent n ooutri5u
zion Of 81 600; Tao American Blnk Eo,e CcmpsIy
$4,000. aaa ohsrs hoerll som.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04
4. TO oORRRsPONpRNTs.
Another VicIoFy.

TIE tslgrsph brings Us things OF splendid vicicry
w,a by General Kirby Smith 10 Ksnucky lAs. Saturday,
u day u5oh General Leo scattering their hose
=. M,nassAl The scene Of General Smiths victory
Redmond in kAdisOa county, about seventy mHss West
Q North from Cumberland Gap and within twenty Eve
VI thirty nlss Of Lexington. This cpsus the celebrated
Bus Grass country 20 "a With il invaluable supplies
L also siuplsss operations Agars Buell. very much-Ss
E,iOa's army vas branch OF bis force Saturday th'
S0.a Of Angus, vii stand as memorable day ia
aals. SEQ TIE bret but pregnant dispatch.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04
rIsHrr rulcrlL on OHIO. Arp rHr palrr

BIsHtP PURCELL or OHIO, AID TIE DRAFT.
In an srfcls on tho "Daft" Rev. Z Purcel address,
himself as follows to the Irish Catholics of Cincinnati
and Ohio:
II you are drafted, 20 you must We have heard Of
some foosh very foolish men, protesting that
resst the draft Let them try IT, aud they will find tba.
the chilos play. Let them try that game,
they will soon be brought to their proper Tie
Who talks Of resisting the draft deserve, mercy 1t
the same "a II your house or fire, and your neg
Dor would the hose that the water coud not reach
the burning building. Our whole country is 10 dance
our liberties in dsnger-and you will resist the
draft will you? II you do you will forever regret it.
We have Il said also, that Irish citizens in the In.
ter o. Of the Safe, ised by cunning politicians and
other persons have declared that they would resist
draft. We do not believe t. There must be some mis-
take In this We engaged in which may be said
to be an Irsh war, because 1t 10 q Of slavebold
against white labor Il Irish war; becs IL lie
every day reducing the power Of Elgland destroying
her trade, filing her cities With Taupsrs aud Threatening
her with irreparAbls ruin We have captured already
ber bss: iron built mercantile ravy and she t&ro &C
clare war. The capture Of Canada Sii foloW-it
must follow necessity, aud England do nothing.
And it is said that Irisbmen will oppose draft to
country from destruction, and pu. under the feet
Of the British and cotton sris.ccracy Are you better
than other men, that you the right oppose the
draft Are ycu better than the American fathers ard
mothers and the Irish fathers and mothers whose brave
sons have fallen on the battle I'D In defence OF your
tights? When you talk OF resisting The draft If II
should come, you mako yourself not only ridiculous bot
criminal and il il to save my Catholic brethren from be
ng placed in such very false poeon that this article
has been written 1t REFERS fortunately to very few
but IL ought TO be applicable to no Que.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04
oUa sItArross wirK ra.scs.

We copy the following two paragraphs from the EsE
Yo,k 7ribaas OF the so b:
private letter TO gentleman IN this city asserts that
PENCE de Poligrsc rtlASe OF the PJlgnas who Was
line hbi5er uoder OhsIl Y has left Paris for Rich
mond with mission OF Mr.. Sldel for JEFF DAVIS -
ilce de Pogoac 1t Is well known, has been az Aide
de-0smp Of General BefuegArd whom he has served
der in that capacity at Manassas ard Shiloh He left
This cCultry little sfer that battle, and went back 10
Psrs to meet Mr. idel with whom he has hitherto re.
NAMED acting on various eecasiots as his hienhal
envoy and secretary The message which he brings now
10 JEFF wis Ia sal to be Of the highest importance
We give the story is given to Taat the Prince
returatg to this TRY Is ~ likely that he cones
~ Entassldor EI Iaordinaty from the Emperor Of
me French 10 J f. DISis, no very uush doub.
We Lave high authority for saying that Minister Day
ton is received with the highest eopsdersGon ty LJuis
Napoleon and NJ 1houytnel Ia also MERCER, the
ffsnch Ainjs.er, bers. 30 lar ss may be idged en-
cCmuuric IoT 60 ihe Government aud from th.is
colvr.ston rcported they friendly to the cause
OF the Unor. Il must, however, be added thst very
sroug pressure has lorg been tIsrted, AM II sil
brought 10 bear on the olones Of both Paris And1oa'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04
TROk MISSOURI.

A Lsavenwcrth Kansas letter, in the New York
T,mes, dated l7h ult., says:
It's startling fact that in spite of all the blood ard
reasurS poured TO hold ard control Missouri the
Union has scarcely ever seemed 60 Desperate or
# .irs been in 10 miserable plight at the prescn
moment From end Of tie Safe TO the other, the
county is by large ard growing bands Of guer
illa who evidently operating in carrying out az
extensive and welorganzad conspiracy to form another
army and make another attempt to carry the State into
tue Southern CoOfedeFacy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04
NOTICE.

from thu rtssib the nth Of Angus last my
u negro boy ABtRR He . 10 years OF Ase, 'nght
nulstio ~ ,trAgh hai- So d he loo
shit pant crown brown WOOL h.-uo
other eou lag reeoilrc,ej.
VIII give t95 for his preNFnsion and livery ne
esde vgaa or give $ib tAfen Up city and s.a
Ia "a l. 30 that get him
A. HINs6Y,
sep 4-eSt' Cascade, Pit.syVana co w.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

JAcrsos, sept Sour Yankee prisoners we're delI'-
cred over, yesterday, at Vckburs. Our own are touI
ly expected.
Ssventy-oue Yankee prisoners arrived here to-day
from Bolivar, Tenn.
There Is one suuboat and transport p7osite Ma
chsz--chances for fight
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

nahs % Of August hon farm 10 Baekiagham, ssrre
~ hoFse, VIII gear the right shoulder, AID By MAR
tsL ress Ssl Eta Olemlsh eye thnk the le Il
s1pptssd that they stolen dsIsres who r
6iVis %.
reward Of Efy Dollars be svsn Hs h,uss IsrA
7 l. BOSDURANr, .
go. Eu bingham II.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04
ENC LIsH h INK NOTE PAPER.

Usr vsd from Europe Pank Note
% per o. erl 9 color and quality.
Also, Jus. r'eeyed
keams Letter Paper,
SEAMS Pools;ap.
tOJ R.,rns Comursr elAl Hote Paper,
% TeRms Ilst Gap Paper,
oo,coo Envelopes, CT letter. note and oneia sE,r,
100 Gross rs, asorei,
20 Gsoss Peneis,
30 6rcsI Pea Eolieis,
For ssleby WET 4 JoHslTIh
PuhGsh' rs, BoCkseiers sad stgioners,
seps li5Minsre T.
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TELE0RLPHI0
ANOTHER GLORIOUS VICTORY BULL NEL on {
ARMY EOUrED

CHATTANOOGA, Sept She following desp,ich, r. m
General KIRBY Smith, dated RoOmOnd. Ky, has Just
been communicated: We had three 6shs on the sO.b,
near this place. The enemy vas completely routed
General Nelson Va wounded In the thigh. Gen. Miller
vas killed Three thosssnd prsonen we're captured, n.
cludirs General hinson (NslsonO and st,n. Together
With al their artillery, small arms, usgonr, ETC. Oar
los small
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

IeH s r desire I, add their mite 70 the relief Of the
n Sct uornA,d AID distressed and with this In view prop
hoi s aa!s ~ hrs Aliens lat be Cly MAJ
shAl beginning ~ 10 90 oeE iharsd.J 4h sep sb
asp t-c6g
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DAY sCHoCL soRsu.S

DAY sCEOCL sOR yea LADlIG'
TTIBE sdts;bel sie teashsis IL Nc II Z. Le1vc sch O.,
Il viii open Day eehoo yor.g lsss u the oaiing or
muy epi,d BY that gentleman, tie ool.sr Of Grove GLd
10 ist eta, Gu the la " oiseer
Wis lag iIor aim Wi call g. Dr John n Scr one
co;aer Of frArki ami 81 r-es until the 9Th Of sepm
which re. 81 tine scho bad. Oh Grace street
ais IL. o G0lDON,
o. A EkIOS3ON,
send In. VIM o. q AABLC.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

Ahs Tl culpe2rr Ioulty Thursisy he 2i slt
ATE: lles Of cal s' aGyc, bs u O. AEAAkDI eontois
Of u. ". Bs.nsdy, Ia lhs ~; Of hsftge
On 29i o. August ith5 i0tA year Of hs age WALTER
Coz 4. u 4 Si3=ed !. Toms s1Aope FoUrnoy.
ca suadsY.stt A.seJ $50 ais fsis,n = nonttsums,
SeIu cEay, Vifgi - rsjys JAN 5 ba-Ih MeJLtl.AhDs
o. =.
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don BY the friends OF tbs cause of and tha.he
Of the rebel Genersls and The ekil which they
have shown, make far effective pea for the
Davis Government than tho efforts of Mason and Sdell
and all the other takers and ntrguers il Europe.
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A. NORRIS,

A. MORRIS,
Publisher aud Bonkss
" Main street, Robmtnd. Virginia,
It's Just received supply Of Letter Cap and Note Paper,
Erg Isl lad Envelops superior Isty YaEkes
ban kn'eopes Confederate btn bnvsopes. He. Tvins ys
sIa.
He still hand large commanding toet Of School
Cass aud bsctilsn Books among Whion
Mt library cd tons OF standard authors which hs sf, fer sale
upoa removable 10 ms srp4
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WAkTSO,


WEull pay for 100 pounds good sAiPs,rs q pound -
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TgAOa az WANTED.

CLIFTON ACADEMY SIN Liza COUNTY, Wa.
fsG ,Rs1ng session he art bohd N oetoer,
and the last Raay In july 1865 The number Of bo-
beinl ris early ap2i daisd soms Of NJ resh
bors III tA.e borieTs a, s2D per month.
liNsr 10 aivanee payIbie semi sesonay for board
AID u lion $3.50.
\ B-Pupis mus, fur nih III .lr Light and towels
Nv Postofice 10 Sattolx. -
ssps dot On HApRtsOS A. n
snO GALLONS hAoaISs OH. Of qua y al. ~
0UO sasN W,PkTkksek 90,
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$50 REV lnD.
WILL give ii ~ Dollars vsri for ire VERY
me, Al In Hsniico e.unty, my bly BlslY.
dab nslto, AL q, fifteen VI sge has fu aek pe,
and sprIghly. htey rriiJg ab0st Of tls
c'nps sropnl RiehmJnd - -.
GI-st JAS ~ TAYLOR
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-26

Peter Troublefeld, Captain Rufus r ALL. T.
D"io JOnh I Wilson, - Second Heuts -'''
AL D-gonn Ashford, Captain; Robert Bell First L.;
AIsn hing, Henry Harden Second Lients '' Lieut. )
Lien, RoIor, W :; Captain Sanders NJ Ingram. Fire.
Lieuts '" No'iDgton, Second
Joshua Little, Captain; Daniel Med Yonr, T.
Lieuts ' noSeman, Second
~ - Captain; John Z Rbeiu F;r,.r:
Rnsb Joseph stephenon L Lieut.
Lieut.; Isaac Kearns, Nelson Hopkins Sacond Flrst
Ieut nsrd gardner GPtan George Banion Fs
Dav.u "Agne'', oliver Beam Second Geuts.
First Battalion, IN. C. Troops-Inf,ntrrI
mar, Major. 00'0nei David Cole
Company A-Benton Strange Can't. Jobr On
First s% John R Esin aoseey Second Ry .a3
Joshua Byrd VIM Hobrooks second iiem; Lieu;
1:C.hqgn Davidson, Capt. Samuel S C Mon. o.
Lieuts Fariner Second
D-Ambrose Gaines, Capt jackson Sbirro,u -,
Lieut. WIN Allan James Bearden SECOND Ian Ii First
flames Bryan, Capt; George Bristol P; h,euIS
Albert T. Leathermau james w 81 carer S Srst Lieut.
tenants si' second Lieu.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-26

CORN AND RYE wHISKEY.
TUNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS On HAND So BARRELS
Il of genuine Corn and Rye Whiskey. Also, six bar
res of old Nick Williams Whiskey, just received;
Raleigh, June II, 1862. 4s-St
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81. MARY'S SCHOOL,.
RALEIGH N T.
April 80, 1852.

y SOI1OOL.
RALEIGH, N. c.
mt neV' mos. Atkinson, D.D.L.L.D., Visitor.
rev. Albert Smedes, DID,, Rector.
n LIZ lFORTY-FIRST TERN OF THIS sCHoo,
me enarge Tor tuition in all the branches Of studv viii
san b bS heretofore but during the Continuance Of the nre
bo,rd d PRICES an additional charge will be made for
ooSra and washing, of 1925 per week. O' iN4Uc iOf
Rector containing full particulars apply to the
June 90 1852
c5ys Foyot,or;u o, $500 50-4t
Int REHneT and Enquirer, Petersburg Express Char
t; DsIln salisbury Watchman will please insert three
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NOTICE..
an AND AFTER THE 5TH JANUARY,
" 1882 all Freights between Weldon and Columbia
will be taken at local rates. charges will follow as at pre-
sent, and collections made at points of delivery.
w. j HAWKINS, Pres R. & G. z. r.
PC. CAMERON, N. C. r. K.
WIN. JOHNSTON " C. & S. C. R. r.
NorE.-All Government Freight will be shipped as here
tofore.
Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 81, 1851. I--f
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Thirty-sixth Reg, IN. C. Troops.---ArtiIIery


Major
A-Samuel R Bunting Captain; Samuel Bowden, Da-
vd bunting First Leus; James Post, Second Lieut..
B-Th0mas Perdie Captain Robert NJ Devane Henry
Daniel, First Lieuts James Baker, Second Lieut..
C-John Hedrick, Captain; James Stevenson Jas
Cumming, First Lieus.; Jas Higgins Second Lieut.
D-Malcom McNar, Captain; John Macarthur, John NJ
Mcklmmon, First Leuts.; Archibald McNair, Second
Lieut..
Flames NJ hayo. Captain; James NJ Draughon, Law
renee Lancaster First LieuIs. John Speigh Second
Lieut..
F-John A Richardson, Captain; John Melvin, H W
Hudgins, First Lieuts; w Taton, Second Lieut..
Thirty Seventh Reg, IN. C. Troops...Infantry.)
Charles Lee, Colonel; William NJ Barber Lieutenant
Colonel; John G Bryan, Major; VIM Nicholson, Adj /;
II Stowe, Commissary; R NJ Oates Quarter Master.
Company A-JOhn Hartzog, Capt. James Goodman,
First Lieut.; Richard Goodman, William Stuart Sec
ond Lieutenants.
B-Jonathan Horton, Capt Jordan Cook, First Lieut.;
ThOs D Cook. Andrew J Critcher, Second LeGs
C-James Nj Potts, Capt; Thos Wilson FIRST Lieut.
James Johnston William b Osborne, Second Lieuts.
D-John Ashcratt, Capt jackson Bost First Lieut.;
YacheI Chairs, William A Gaddy, Second Lieuts
ECWm Farthng Capt Paul Fanrthng First Lieut.;
F-Chas Hickersop, Capt; Sam'l n Shepherd, First
Lieut.; Danl l. Clary. VIM w Beard, Second iieuts.
G-James Reed, Capt. Robert Steele First Lieut..
Joel Brown. Daniel Austin, Second Lieuts.
H.Wm ( Rankin, Capt; Geo W Hanks, First Lieut.;
John Harrison, Capt; Robt Oates First Lieut.;
Moses Hart Julius j. Price, Second Lieuts.
K-John Ross, Capt Lowry Grimsley, First Lieut.;
VIM Halsey, John Williams Second Leuts.
Thirty-Eighth Regt., IN. C. Troops.--Infantry.)
William Hoke, Colonel; Oliver H. Dockery Lieuten-
ant Colonel; George Sharpe. Major.
Morrisey, First Lieut.. Asa Brown David NJ Pearsa
Second Leuts.
B-CoIumbus L Cook, Captsn; Robt Armfeld, First
Lieut.; Augustine Blackburn, Lewis F. Hanes, Second
Lieuts
, 1862-10-29

position at &laxyille, without making tho hrst
effort to capture man. Ra1or 2. is sure that
II be had ayailed himself Of the opportunity
to 90 70, t1iat the whole Of Bragg's army, to-
gctler with all their plunder, arms, DC, might
have been captured. 1t the Perryviue tight,
Col Vance assures me, every efficient man Of
Bngg's, Kirby Smiths and Humphrey Mar
shall's army we're engaged, and the aggregate
did not exceed 81, 900 men. And this Is the
army that employed Buell's "strategy'' from
the 18Th Of September until the 18th Of Octo-
ber. There is not man In the federal army
but what kno,o< that Buell. has had at least five
excellent opportunities to whip Bragg to death,
get he has accomplished Just nothing. I
should add that the day following the Perry"
vile fight, Bragg'e army robbed Msjor Vance
Of twenty-five splendid horses, q number Of
negroes, provisions, &C., and also burned his
house and outhouses, involving loss Of at
least $780, ,oc0, and this too while Buell., with
IN army full three times as large as Bragg's
was lying idle within three miles Of the place
where these things we're transpiring, and Maj.
v. and his family are refugees from the home
where they we're born, and must be 50 until
the hand Of man can restore 1t to habitable
condition.
, 1862-10-29

: U Sherman goes for a compromise
with the rebels, TO stop the WAT. The only
compromise which they will accept or1ook
at, is their independence nce-separation from
the Union on the line Of Mason and Dixon
the Potomac and Ohio rivers, and lati-
tudc Sc deg. 80 min, through to the Pacific,
to be the future boundary between thetwo
sections. This is the only "compromise :"
that can be possibly made with the rebels.
IT Sherman don't know it, such msn: aa
"Fie-in-the-rear''': Hayes and Merrick,
whose poor tool he is, do know it. Every
man who votes for Sherman, therefore
votes for a compromise with the traitors
based on . division Of the Union. Men o.
Chicagol are you ready for thatf Arnold
the Union canoidat", repudlates such pu
sillanfmons and wicked compromise: pre-
fc11ipg million times rather to fight OF
while there Ii man or dollar :lett, than +
submit 10 such Infamous terms
, 1862-10-29

= =.
~; IFro1n the New York World, ea.h]
Capt. Jon Mullen, A. s. a., comm ander .of
the Columbia aud Missouri over1 md route
expedition, and party, arrived hers last eve
ming By the .AspinKall steamer Ariel, from
Captain Mullen and party LEFT New York
five Years. ago, under Instructions for the war
decnftmcut to proceed to the North Pacific
COST ID. Washington Territory. there to Of
gan'ze an expedition OF Some 800 employees to
open up and construct practicable m'lttaEy
the Columbia River to the head TateEs OF thc
Missouri River-(irom Fort Wal1a-Walis, on
the Pacific, to Fort Benton, on the Atlantic
eidc,) across the Rocky Mountains, and pass
Ing through the territories Of Washington
The party have passed four Successive rim
ters in the Rocky Mountains.
This important work has been fsual!y COM
pleted, leaving good wagon road across the
mountains. Some 500 United States rserolts
from the Atlantic States passed over this line
in 1860; and, during the past summer, sou:
is the Highest poiEt on the Missouri River yet
reached BY steam; they travelled oyer thi7
route to the Columbia River in Oregon Tney
have already reached their destination in the
valleys OF Oregon and Washington.
The line Is said to traverse an Interesting
1tS1Qu O1 country, t1t3EusU5 cAlEASANE e k1s&Itl
of rich agricultural land, capable OF support
ing large population The explorations ol
| the party have resulted In many development:
I OF crest Importance to the correct geography
| Of our northern dominion.
| Captain Mullen and party had been ordered
by the war department to Washington city
| to there prepare the maps and reports O.
| their labors, In order to present the same te
the next Congress; and there Is every 1easor
| to look forward at an earlY day to new
route of tr1vel to and from the Pacific coast
via the Columbia and Missouri Rivers, wher,
the rarsitRs only 600 miles, and over Whicl
| first class wagon road IS constructed.
| Extensive deposits Of gold hare bean dis
covered in the Bitter Root, Deer Lodge
prickly Pear, aud Big Mob valleys. Som
2,000 miners are ROW at work In these district.
Iron, copper, lead and coal, have also bee
found along the route
Tie general geological formation Of th
mountain ranges has met With most specia
and thorough Examination. During the jour
neyings Of the expedition, delegations OF tn
various Indian tribes along the route called Q
Captain Mullen and stated that they had wit
messed The construction OF the road thro1g
their country without any intention or dispe
sltion to offer mo1estation to the party, bu
that they desired to be built in strong bon
Of friendship and good understanding Wit
the whites.
, 1862-10-29

We can prove it. We find in the Free
port Bulletin, tory organ,) an official re-
port Of the Freeport Democratic Club,
signed "Hiram Bright, President C. G.
shulcr, Secretary" which contains the fol-
lowing:
At this junctnre Of the meeting, Hon. E. D.
Stiles Of Dixon. the Peoples candidate for Con-
E1ess In the I'd Congressional District had arrived
f.om Carroll, Who beng called upon, addressed
the club few moments. briefly abiding to the de-
plo1able condition Of our country. and II elected
to the'rosltion for which he is now a candidate.
Ids rolce sroutd Be loud for scar but louder for
pace"
Mr.. Stiles and every other man in the
United States, white, black or copper-col-
orcd, knows that the only terms on which
the JEFF. Davis government will consent 10
peace arc total disruption Of the Union.
Hcknons that that is the rebel u1imatum
Hence when he declares that his voice is
aloud for war, hut louder for peace" he
declares that it is loud for war, but louder
jor disunion. This is the position which
We supposed he occupied from the begin
ming, but We did not believe he would ayow
it till aficr the election.