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, 1861-11-25
Sundays dispatches.
SUNDAY N7GHEla O'CLOCK
FROM WASHINGTON,
Especial Dispateh to the Chlcego Tribune. !

Especial DlEpatch to the ChIcego TribQne1
WAsHEEeTos, November u, 1861.
| e nas neen no inknDE Of the tone Of
49, :. .s.', message ges' It Is hoped
ta-s..- -s ~ "m aanoooce or ADVISE some policy
.et..um s slavery IN more .than one se2rS-
1es ispols 1als topic WILL be discussed.
10y cameron from the War Department,
o11 ~ cnaee, Hcm financial point Of vie1.
10 teamel "n 1e.tefa1e MS recently e2-
pasIseo sas"s 1eeafolng emancipation, aud
% Ailn2 'ne negroes, and FILL support them
" az array Q! aatnofit'es- The la.ter will
a0'1ee 'nat e1a'es DE- Heeo as the armies ad-
'ance' ana De h1red TO "srk On rice, cotton
aIu topacco piantaflona, the fruits Of their
.e.s- .D. ~ ~ ouoSernneht use and swell the
esss..' ue' SECRETARY "eAee' VINO mas employed
80. e-7'ea W nasal 7essels, cannot avoid
stns 1Ae feso11 u tae experiment. and sng-
- $500 Ss 80 II n,,s 10 No. a"p1ooaole
h.,-,s ~ ] ~.s4 ~ saiaA n1"een
oeoA-u' ~ osctetslJ OF tAe 4ntetaor, to renew
~, foec9H aainet eaAe1ons Plan' hlr'
n"eeo' "Ho a.1uoash" opposea 10 owning
n1AeAe' 20 not un'afofaolo 70 emancipation -
1as S,E''es aa7anee' hsS 20 report to write;
ano ~ 6nl1 esn nardy lsg In this topic
aoee4 tae 1o.t omee report
seele'ary Cnaees report VIII develop
flan 'of mourning the tsrlh, IN order that it
P4eooee tne efea1est pose1bie revenue,
sl'"s tne uttaost pfotect1sn consistent
~ .la' o11eet TO Come industry. 1t is said
s--s NC "n afo suggest the making Of
au.S sssaes u Inc 1feaaury IS new
~. 80. ~ eAsua'se'
-e,-art-a sou2 oens1a nas ne'es oeeiaeo, Is
sto,1eo' asa1ns1 1rfeEcetJndGe Fr7ezss light
W elsn eases. He simply
ra,s;- e~u sue p.op14e'y OF Inc Executive
,,c1,ta74 4.'a. ooesa ean Aeg1!ate Ii tne
r. AD''so''o4 as1unllns oonof.al po#'
-
oeneseo tA@t congress Will provide Tor
~ "o'''-'s1tat1on u JUSTICE II the wake OF
An5 ae ~ noYes toward Ihe Guh.
,1,.- - ~ '4"nse, VI 1ennb51fsnla, has
qea ~ tne consul 6enefaiEh1p to British
1.-,s.- = 1''A 'noAa6 1a'se oPEn1hg lof Office
1 80.
,,sS.:,.:" eoAnneo " t'1sls owners IL
to11;.1 w. uneu.enent VI tue re-
nA,e oeen fe4e@seo p7 Judge Freeze,
~ oneo ior government uty; the men
= 80 u.eAs aha iof.lnc2t1ons' and the women IS
2Ssls'al1e III nospfta1s
4ae ote4A 1e1rles az GeorgetoFn ara to 60
LIZ OPERATION thib Teek.
Judge douglass family reside IL cottage
, 1861-11-25
From Charleaton and Savannah vtn
R1chmOud.

"9sHiNGTUN, NOV. 2a-4 dispatch from
Charleston nth saJs: The unexpected failurs
9; cur shore batteries st Bay Point and Hilton
Head to demolish at least one of the attackine
vesfels, has sadly shaker the coDtideace in tie
frjgates and iron Clad gun. boats which theV
MY have again to encounter, and now 50
alarmed are many Of the sordld souls, that In
Test all the Southern cities, that tie effect
nay already be seen IN the gshening Of The
ne1gat tlalns ~hlea leaTe almost hourly for
me interior. In Savannah the panic is even
nore general and decided, whole neiphbsr.
hocds having been suddenly deserted bv the
exedus OF the wives and children Of those
Fho ere in arms at Fort Pu'ask and the hat.
teIies On the Savannah river. N@'
, 1861-11-25
jeff. Davis Mesa ge.
INTERESTING WASHINGTON
INTELLIGENCE,
BUDGET OF news FROM DIXIE,
a BAD SCARE IN SEcESSIA.

Beauregard's Resignation Rumored.
, 1861-11-25

Ro1LA, Mo-, Nov. 23.-Mccul1ough, with
1arse ttrce, is now epcanprd bet~een S2rioe-
field ard Lenal or. His ptckets ext<nded /, at
nts hs OVER tpsce o. &c cen ntla. this aide Of
l. bsnon IE's IS rtEsbie. T. Ess rumored
in e mp isst yf,bt thst the advance Of the
rehe1 army, s 900 etronF, was at the Gssco1.
ade, shout thirteen mill. 3 west Of here, This.
however, is rot credited.
, 1861-11-25
K Le mtanfstt9p. Flnt111n-..Matter In
tAlFv ana Vtc1o1ty.

CAIRO, Nov. q.
The gun boat Lexington has gone up to st.
LGais to convoy TWO Of the new gun boats,
just finished at that port, to this place. They
will probably arrive tc-norrow.
Active Preparations ara being mads to place
sheif armament upon them at once. Crews
"lu be taken from the 500 marines that OF.
lived from the East on " ednasday:
Several Of the floating bAsteries are also er-
pected down Immediately.
There has been 10 movement of troops,
aid everything Is remazksbl. quiet. At Camp
Bolt SID Btro's Point the barracks for wint .r
quarters arc being rapidly com plesed.
At Paorcah at1Airs are quiet. At Mayfe1d,
twenty miles distsnt from there, Judge M,lli-
len, lrcm'nent secessionist, was day before
yesterday Killed in political qua1el.
Tie celegatton from Chicago that cama
down to PAcncsh fur the purpose Of present
inf th,te beautiful flags to the 1911 illinois
regiment, Col heArtour, made the presents
fisn 3est*rcay srd stsrt this forenoon for
lone. TIE affair was \ highly pleasant one,
=, created great enthosia! m among the sol
rie1r. The troops at Pad1cah hsye not 70
received orcers to go Into winter quarters,
, 1861-11-25

t A new light is dawning upon Nc
hlnstry's case N The dispatch that hints
HAT he has been dieloyal TO the Govern
mint he has not served with much honor,
We notice further the arrest of his late
cl<1k, K f. Smith, now prisoner at JEFF
te7soa BAlTscke.
, 1861-11-25
The Conquest Of Accomac--The Poo.
Rle PTOp0Ae to Hece0e ffom Yirxinla

BALTIMORE, New. 2.-Dispatches to Gen.
Dtx from Eastern Virginia Announce the cap.
tnre Of three rebel officers, "a captain aud tvo
lltuteBants, and eeyen cannon, aI new sud
IN gcoA order. All traces Of disloya!ly seem
to Fave disappeared in both counties. Coun-
II Kseeflngs will be held tomorrow to renew
tGs. allegiance to the Federal Gsyz1nn1 at,
The people will first adopt the State Govern.
nlsnI OF Western Virginia as a Temporary
I:s, .ute, ala then look to 1egie1ation by th It
ssz:e aLd Maryland for annexation to the la
ii,z. Tic Secretary Of the Treasury ordered
f5e stS1aticn Of lights On Cape eCharles. The
FeSsnlaster-General sent speclal ageat to re-
e : the postal connection with beta coan
t;fs.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nor % Inst evening
int : u byats Cambridge and Hetzel proceeded
Up York River, some distance aud a. half. ast
ten O'Clock opened hot fire OF shells on the
Tstel esmp AZ Warwick. The: attack was ap-
paren'ly unexpected, as en1y little resistance
Fas made. Bstween forty and ffsy shells were
h:td zna the rebSl camp entirely demolished.
1t is the supposition thst lar &c number Of
reoels we're killed. General Mtuefi sid hs3 as.
scmed command at Newport News, in plscs
of Gen. Philips. Colonel Max Weber IS ap.
IotEted eommandant at Camp h H,milton.
, 1861-11-25

The 9ounttzirg of this steamer witt all on
board, in the recent gall, seems to be sadly
confirmed. She lett Detroit two weeks age.
for Milwaukee, and when last seen WAS Of
Pert Austin, Lake Huron, encountering I.
severe ftorm, and apparently unmsaagesble,
since which time nothing Is known s. to her
*hereabouts. strorg fears are at prescat el-
ts1tsioed thss the floating pieces Of wreck
seen CT Point II BArqae on Taesdag morning
lsstehy the stesner City Of Cleveland were
rcne Of the last vesiiges Of tho i!.fa.ed
steamer.
She vss large old steamer, for wears
We believe In the lac batveca ta:s e;tg and
Buffalo. I: il urfortuaste that the oslv nc
c:ped p1cuf Of the unS=aw .r.h ness Of a like
Lteaner, Is her 1ousecr;as with al! oa b,srd.
RI ryert that ne7=r fails to c,nvince md sr.
writ II a9d the pablo fh<t ahe ought to have
befn eordetoned AID brukeu up IL do.x-
yard long bsscre. Too many such cAses arc
on record.
T. Ir Acceusesrd or!bsnpton c,untiee,
on the E=tusn Shore, recr1tttnx ot1ces have
s'r~tdy been opened for the E4st=tn Virgtrta
Brigade
, 1861-11-25
THE MAxoR ATTY OFrEw voRR

n n Ia 1VAALEF OF REV YORK,
The question OF candidates for the
hlayoral;y Of New York las been nar-
roWed down virtually to two names. Fer
nando Woods competitor, will be Hon.
George Opdyke, man who enjoys the
rare distinction Of high probity in private
and incorruptible integrity in public 1ite,
qualities with which the present Mayor of
New York wes never embarrassed in =
canvass. Fernandos sudden conversion
to loyalty is Of doubtful stripe, and the
deccncy and morality of New York should
rally to make i emphatica1ly aeath-bed
rlnFereiAn
, 1861-11-25

1Ue H1ctheKehk 6PReaa1MX In DiX(e
W4sH1SGTos, Noy. 2S.-A lady from
Charleston Who has j ust reached shis citv. re-
ports that there is much excitement among
me slave population. The whites are solicit
Nj: Geo. Peabody, the London banker,
Whites here that the British Government il
sn1ious to preserve peace with the United
States, ind that he does not fear that any
attempt to break the blockade will be made.
Dir: Ba1es also writes in the same strain.
Gov: PeiTponf, of kanaEhs, states publicly
that the War Department has assured him
coon be open. "AAA
, 1861-11-25

KANSAS CTT, Nov. 23-Tae dry goods
store Of J. A. P. Shannon was broke into
and robbed last evening BY some twenty OF
volve1s snd sabres. The windows and ahow
cases wire completely demolished and some
5,c00 dollars worth Of goods carried Of. ssT.
erA drinking saloons were demolished lat
plight and today by order Of the Proyost
MarshaI; tEe proprietors had violated the pro
soldiers. ~
, 1861-11-25
TIE mlsS1sArPPI ELoTlLha

Abundant indications are offered that the
mississippi fotila Is forming in good ea1n-
est. 1t is not necessary proof however,
OF a1y immediate movement that the new
gun boats have bssn taken down from St.
Louis, IS our dispatches announce. This
Was rendered necessary by threatened
low stage OF water at Hat Island, which
might have put these vessels in pretty
much the same condition Of the Cincinnati
Eunboats, that, BY zeason Of low water,
were caught in tight place at Louisville.
, 1861-11-25

CINCINNATI. Nnv. 2!-Col Mallissn re-
turns to Chicago to morrow morning a. *
g. Michigan, Southern M.catgn d Nor:trrn
1td:sns rot1rt..ds In thia vay he VII PISS
Han:lter: Dayton, Trop. Piq1a, s,duey, ii ns,
oFaTa> g-I1Jehurg and rssedn. Tha offlc-ra
Ct the ateEe r4med 1oaSs h1ve 9suerous'y OF.
feT.d special car to tho gallant Colonel Ard
enite On their routes,
, 1861-11-25

MONDAY, NOVEMBER O. 1,e,

k Col. Brown at Fort Pickens has re-
peatedly written fer orders allo Wig him
20 BLOW Bragg and his batteries of tie op-
pos4te shore. I. is said that the word has
peen gwen that will make Pensacola OURS.
, 1861-11-25
Ef0n Fort Monroe,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The Fortress Mon.
lce correspondent Of the Philadelphia E,awi-
7ir states that on Tuesday morning, about 10
ecloek, Go: A Of the 1st Delaware Regiment
le1s Camp Hamilton Oh a scouting ezpedi-
on: ihe corps Was under co:amand Of
taptain Hatson ct Wilmington. Thev
crossed Hampton Greek, ard when sbout one.
81 "a haH' miles beyond our outs. p;ekets,
Encountered conEide-sb body If rebel
cavalry "ho were accompanied b two deld
noHltzera, Brcss's 1ided pieces, and the first
!n.lmatlon that tie Delawarsans mad Of the
enemy's position or near approach was the
Ehl1stl15g Of prcjeclile TIL ouga tie woods
Captain Watson then threw up temporary
defence Of brnsh"ood and earth after adTanc-
1ng TO On eligible position, and sent back for
r.ln'o5ee enents General Mansfield, accom-.
Pan panied By three companies Of the New York
2otb, Col. Max Weber, proceeded to the relief
OF Of the bIaye Delaware boys. At the lime that
the beat left Fortress Monroe, neither The
DelaWarears or the relief hnd baen deGnitr5v
he ard nom: although report was current
thas the former had suffered loss Of iour
IQGU. ~~
, 1861-11-25
9ronblc at R1Fek-Th& Cavalry he.
stroy Printing 0@ce.

!Frcn me HaalRoa (FF1s.) JooF0a1, s.t1rdxy.l
We regret to heer that great complaint IL
made BY the people CT R;pon OF iGsuoordina.
t.ena'n Col Daniels's cavalry battalion, now
Stationed there; and tast few nights sgo .
number of the members Ct the battalion ea-
tsree the Star office, threw tie type ont Of
citizen Of Ripon informs US that tie fol-
lo#lDg morning Cal Daaicls msdo speech
to ELS men, rather calculated to incite them
TO fresh outrages upon the people than to pre-
Leat another outbreak,
, 1861-11-25
War Claims 1t st. LoeIn-}eatax tc
The Hospital.

TT. Luu1s D1kraEch q SatuEday-1
lie number Of claims fled before the Wa.
Cia9ms Commissioners up to this evening Il
eighteen hundred. The whole amount claimed
dol1aTx.
ihe deaths At the Military Hospital this
week include the following:
1.t ffs1eIs Winters, 18th u1iasis; Harry Bennett,
ReSd An95eT 2o5 Spencer. ID Illinois Cavalry; Bell.
I9ls; Daniel WEIGH. I'd Illinois CasIry; Wi Wtilias
cn5altJ. ~. s5:h Illinois; Marvin AcKse1s., ID iii
Eea C1vsi1y .Ffsdesick seh1rt1, Bi15e.s sharp
3hootets; James Taylor, 42d nlinoiS; E1asr4.
Miller, 3ssh nlinsts Luther ThaJcr, sane reyi-
msnt; Thomas Miner. 49d Illinois; Thomas vii
llAms, lat lows Cavalry.
, 1861-11-25

ST. LOUIS Nov. eat appears to be pretty
Ktrstry are treason. A man named Charles
E. Motherhead, said to beloEg to JEFF Tao up.
ecn's band, and connected with the recent
burning Of Big River bridge. WIS arrested
bsre this morning. Nothing lsser ftom tue
Inferior
, 1861-11-25
The burning Of fWaraaw--OHrT Troops
RettFc 20 SedAliA-.-Geu. Price on tho

T1r1ox, No, Scv. 3-Tbe burning of ths
principal lart Of the town Of Warsa y, is con
t1med BY gentlemen who arrived from th.t
Vitin1ty this ey.ning. The main business por-
tion Of the town, consisting OF two large
blocks and several Smaller ones, wereiu fam IS
when the gentlemen left. The town being
Ecst:ered, 1t Is probable nearly h1l the resi-.
dtnces escaped The qusrtermaster and COM
m1Esary dapots were located IN the large
block, but the greater portion of the Govern
ment stores had been removed. It is suppo-
Eed 50 he the work OF secessiouista. Tnn
tyocIs who were there at that time, were on
the march to 6edalia aud had Left the morning
following the fire, ~hich occurred On Thurs
day.
Later accounts, yis Ssdalia. say that the
town WEE tistd about 6 p. ~ Thureaay. AL
toe business portion ia destroyed. The troops
which were stationed there left a5out s D. m,
snd are now here Aportion Of the commis-
ea1y stores, for which We had TO transports
tiou, we're burned by order of the command
ing officer. It Was thought by ths com q aod-
irg otfic.r that the town Was fired By ci.:z .ns,
IS a man dressed in city ms clothes was seen
coming from the building In which the fire
originated.
Especial to the St. Louis Denoc1at.1
JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. q "A tran of ten
enfgra1t wagons arrived to d d4y from Hickory
county, and the read, from the sonth west ara
said to be lined with refugees. Price Is re-
ported to be on the OBsEe river, coming
north.
, 1861-11-25
P7Izo vesseIs and IPr1ze Crews.

NEW YORK Nov. 24.-The priz3 bark Pravi-
dence bas arrived from off Cna-1sston. The
priza brig D.lta. OF Liverpool. formerly the
II. II. Rice, OF Boston, hss arriv d fro n Ga'
weston Bay, captured bE the Uaitsd Stats
sloop.of Esr Sentee, off Matamo;as 81. has
cn tcast th~ crew of the tchoon-r Annie Tay.
]or, takep eff Galveston by the Uuited S-a.es
steamer South CazcI1a, a3d now asaiatins Is
teCder,
, 1861-11-25
Nan anhzrtla; 1n;ntz.

" ANTBD-A situation as Book
Eeerer or SAie:nan IN sone good hoase
otto mn az object DployneSr Best enod
tlt5 ieteEce REea Th- slh CRIB ha money to
h.fan butl1sss rather then be unemployed Address
nooktetpef, II the office Of the CIclxo Triout e.
, 1861-11-25

Fire 1T CiDctR n1tt-Ne1sons2 Brigade.
CINCINNATI, Nv 24--The SIKH and a.y
nth stories Of John Mi'che!''a chair factory
'Etre Destroyed e5 fire last nigh.> L1ss b.
teseD I've and SIX Thousand doilars~ P.rtislly
insured
GIN. Nelson's br'gsde O. fire thousand men
left hers thi8 aiteroCon BY r.ysF tor Louisville,
, 1861-11-25

eT- LOUIS, Nov. A-Gsn H.:1-ek has Iseu.d
]ergtby g.neEAl orders, E.akiug ths entir. af-
fa'rB Of thf8 department conform 8tr1c*lg With
The army r. eu1atso..e. and reducing ev rythlng
to complete an9. easily understood system.
, 1861-11-25
Steamer NeyAtons Atare FouAdefe4 On
In r.

Lake H 4ron4
DETROIT, Nov. % The steamer Keys,one
State which cleared hence for hilHauiee on
the 8th inst, is believed to have gone down
on Lake Huron, with sll on board. She ws
last seen in the terrific gale apparaatly Dis
sh1ed, and pieces Of wreck supp. sad to belong
to her, have since been picked up On Laks
Huron,
, 1861-11-25

tt1cn TIC 0ad1Eol Jo1fn11, S.tutday.1
lie m7]e1ities for the several R 70 ab1ic caa
candidates fer State oficsra will tx1zi;iu
rcrcd numbers as follows:
G9ersTH9r-L. 9 F. ::;...-........... $500
Lteut- GOrer1or-Ed1x1d Ss1c71c1 :. & ssa
Sc cf &xtf~-J. 7. Lewis ii Gao
1fedsurer--S. D. us.tinss aSH
sat.e'4sy az * G:nera!-Jarces 4: Howe
sMp- fno lnstTuefion-J- l. Pickard -. -. $3.50
s.cfe Prison lsn'.-A. Hodges. .............. i,;W
) G. HeKind1ey cts =. ll:tls oy.r 1000
!~tts f-r s:ate Superintendent, and Wa c.
AIsa 1eat1y ,00s Tor Lieutenant Goyeraor IN
ths Enial tickot. 'A
, 1861-11-25
Eo1seX. ea1p "''a'


|
HAsHSGToe, Nor. 2222s-It Is NOW definitely
| aseefta1ned IL military circles at Washinqton
/ tnaI beau1egard recently rendered his r5g1p.
naHon as gene, al in the rebel a.my, In co1.
eeqaence Of his difference with JeE Davis s.
70 the conduct Of the War. Violent parties
la1s question, Beauregard representing the
o1eeslVe var party, who believe in iugsding
ihe 5 NORTH and Wintering IN Baltimore, PhiIa,
oeIphta and New York, and JEFF Davis repre.
1atiene 5ee war pa.iy rho trust to time and
Independence. The BeauIegsrd ua-tv corn.
Plan that the policy Of Davis has led to tba
lnFas1on Of South Carolina ard viii I'll fhe
Gotton States with the horrors of wa7, and end
= n,+;s +1e4 oseuuctlon and it is believed that
vent south CarolinR snd Georgfa from seeed
Le nom The rebel States. Gen. Baaurevard
"ae lEduce to withdraw his resignation
hentucky mas now furnished to Ehe Goy-
81 ment her full quota Of the half million Of
men called for the Nations defsnse. and mn
nsi 70 % fase % many more for stats service,
unsu TIE rebels are driven from Ter eoi).
ssx Thousand stand Of French rjded nns}zeta
d;ats atsSa ae5e Yesterday, and arc already being
qEt1huled amorg our troops bF Col Ei10x
tn1T, tGe ordnance ctheer ef Gen, 4cCIe1ia1ss
VII ssseral re1, thousand more are new in New
WASHINGTON, Nov. ga letter Tas ra-
eeiTed from Flag officer Focre, to-aay, Of the
1etina which is to operate on the Mississino1
He Is Eaklng rapid progress, and will som
nsve It ln readlness to proceed on itB Hay.
a letter to the Herald, From Gen. F. Train,
Gated London, Nov. 9Th, states that sgTgral
teeeels loaded Eltt stores an ! ammunition for
me rebels, had already left for the Southern
n,,etes, ard others were preparing to follow.
!nen1shf bsfole his letter was written the CD
o.o1', cne o1 The old Lisbon ecreW steamers,
fes; fsGk On nosrd, few miles below London, q
ian cafeo OF arms and musit.ons o: war, and was
70 clear tie next day for TenerifEe aid Nassau.
lhs eEuEated value OF the cargo is $500 900,
1no II co1oprises ege5ytlibg necessary for rhe
equipment SO tar as arms are concerned, Of an
slmJ Of 25G00 men. He states, In addition.
eaat the English Government have tecentIv
sold nine condemned t12cPs-of-Har tc marty
FLO has disposed Of them again to the rebs
Navy Department. Besides these, two Es,t
lno1a men.of-Har, ct 1890 tons AID 800 horse-
lever each, 0re in treaty for.
WASHINGTON, RoT. 23.-The following mill
lazy appointments were made to-day:
Kober1 Smith, Of Iowa, to be An additional psy-
Frederick c Ogden, Of New York, to be Sec
airy. - ~ SAf-
captain John N. schoae.d Of the First Art,,-
tee1e. - 'oAt14'
1ajor Thomas j. Mexican, Of Iowa. uow adai.
L1teers N~N>SA"1 W VIZ
A rumor Is current in the army thatfhe
tGiId order upon which Col Baker acted at
GEiis Bluff, Vas forged by ECme rebel for the
iu: pose OF drawing him into q tran.
, 1861-11-25
FReM JENr1SON.S ADVANCE

Ealau;s q Government Trdins-On ths HarcA-
Al Izc't'ng .Doy-1aeo N1n iMot-Recosx7y
: Of Ho0oas-1te@tl Challenge.
Especial Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribune.1
CAMP g tJouN Bsowx,"}
PLEASANT H1LT, cass Co., Nov. II, 1861.
: My }sst letter eo1tsi1eda report Of the do
irgs OF this command at Independence On
thursday latt. On Saturday, early, lust AZ
tile principal portion Of the force xnder Lieut.,
Col. Ahtbory wAs about 10 etart again for In.
dependence, Vxgon nastsr, named Clark,
ssriycd With iLto.ustion thst the third de-
tacentnt of wagons and oxen, Ito guard which
The regiment vas ordered into this section,
c'1slstirg Ct lity wagons and five Hundred
itso L. caer, had bGsn captured at 8 a. N.
~ party Of rebels under Capt Hsys, (the
saGe 1si'e1t<o killed st the Little Blue 6sht
1"c miles nId q half rerLh Ct this place. Mr
ts-sk na.abce to escape, and when he left
fse 1eHs ls "sre burning tre yokes aud move
+o-'t CENTRALLY aid we're Preparing to destroy
1te Esgcns by the ts1ne Mesns. The rebeIe
esked uI ttrte Ts::cEs, with three Joke to
e*et. a. .ola f7e ts.nsters they might have
'ns ssE1s- IL IS lcs {e- Known what haa be-
Of tie ;~o trains in advance, each Of
rEich il q INC faMe eJtcnt As the on. ra
pc.*d us'on.
or THE MARCH.
4mu ed1atel5 upon tic receipt of this iots
feetce the cee.iration of the force r.s
ehsIgee. aIe tie regiment ordered to this
place' By tie way Ct 0eE.port- We left K.n-
= esS Caly at hsif last 10 = H., and cauped st
i'oeE ferc, o. he L;t'!= Blue creek, some
Twenty nlltt ei='Art. This place WAS where
- 'eoels caitattd a detachment Of .ue
s,r wei ts-n1rtr p:'n:~d If .at Fferons E4:
s+a .oe H"e "'-hs 81. c. It was 1 vary
~ oAny n'sit; Ut y 'aT carr+e aondeut. with
<.s.a.tt,, 1''i:T-, ;"uk i,:seeasioo of A ANAL
+e-,";. H'''ss.tA Il = r.-sas of su-r.ssfn,
.!ELt. = >seeai'orSselt l. Jr Tbs
1A aSclr1~G DAY.
g,es essss ss.,., cs,n. port Of furss Inn
n.ts )" F. crfa - e.; ,.o2-f+e st5. ~ - -
Eluf. o'">;;'"~ ~.'," T: oh, r-n-+.3
pr os the "ntm' = >"':a, but n, i,r,. 49, 1sa.
Fa1h't: A. :.7:r eHst - t, s,.h.r ~ ~ ~
e1tn, e., ca',:T.t, Col A atn,oy ~ ~
TO move OF T.. Pleasant HA:, tseiv. n,;, ~ ~,
, 1861-11-25
NRm ADVERTISEMENTS.
AfOTHERS. MTJ,TTNFPI
E'CR SALE-ONR OF THE
- tessinp1ovrd A4An]-
FARMS IN Livingston County, uIiuois
Of $40 Acres Of Iand d-NV1er

81 water 1a e. q & goad Timber good living stream
q sae vnere raers IS nthe aanG tae
tEpG a5d post office said Farm & I'll undsr
s Sne 3 aSoas e. fSa5 s: 70 easa
Heuse Of e. hs f5oIs sr6 roe 6asn sas coed FArm
a5o.se 6sze se5a e11s g. s ndispSfaas seaS1s az
e LOUIS Aton Chic Rsiraad vii sel "a th th9
~ I'm Gneap foE cash. Or in payments to SUE
oeied Gh.c1Eq GtF property For further psrtcniars
aGaIe5s .5s q NEED, T:enont House. Chicsso. IL
, 1861-11-25

Gsn. Nelson's Brigade e4 Route,
From the Cincinnati Commercial, S.turday.1
a fleet Of steamers are due here this m3ru-
II: from th. mouth Of Big Ssndy river, With
Gceezal Nelson's Brigade, numbering eicht
Thousand men, comprising Colonel Ian. Har.
1as's and Other Ohio regiments- Orders have
feen received here fer the immediate trana-
Iostation OF this force to Louisville.
Hfft1sh Gunboat at New Xork,
SEW YoRR, Nov. 24.-The British guubeat
R:La1do hss arrived
, 1861-11-25
4 N E " I N OIC

EE Tu1SE
q l. II S s. e o YES
5ust received. with
spiehola Atthographic Ensraytnxs.
Fer Sale II nny quantity,
NEW SITES OF
Lamps and Lamp Fixtures.
~ Q &c Hc1-'S 4 y q 8 u
and the best Brands cf
CA r B ON OILS.
Al MOBILES Lamp aud Oil Emporium,
4so- 4to.-'.... LAKE STREET. No. TN
Eae&,ff1t11
, 1861-11-25

&ulligan's Men not yet Released.