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JAMES EDWARDS. Secretary.


| 1 ADiES' WINE LADIES' ESrxM&s
sPEER'8 WINE OF ELDEB,
Celebrated
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
| sTlMULANT TONIC DIUEETIC and SlJDDRTrTN Which
testified to 5y Physicians thousands sdieesnd oapfs
men in a., vRrts Of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle Slim asls1a,t and Tonic.
It 9fensrheas:he Digestive Organs improving tie ppett,
! and Purifying tLa LHod
As a. DfaretIe,
1t 'mpers hsaty action to the GLANDS EIDTBFs mad
uFIHAt-T ORGANS very beneficial in DROPsY, 8CuT
| EHUPTTVE and z RHEUMATIC a FFECgTONs.
hs "a SmanTiHe.
ItBct5 u7on SEn, opening foleo end ezt.,, all I'm,
ppnGjes h. tusesibie lerpirao legfy artg CT Ff,9n,
and clean Ing he ouTa, giving tons and ssor Rboa
syeten, sal BIn0ANG SOFT and fEAITEIy condition
tho SKIN md COMPLEXION.
Tsae Chippewa 'G1i2,r CT Is,tlaapx
Have oag I'D ihs Htsora and Frt the Elder AZ enc OF
thoig raosl valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The 777 277 lrlad and eryod By f7eefr tn cass
Speer's Eyine or Eltlgg
ls purefro1 aa juice Of cu391ed Idr recommended by
PItTSiCI NJ md GBENIs - me.
dicin! properties SUPERIOR to my oar Vince in common
use an1 III excellent article for all WEAK and DGJIITAT
ED fhRsONS and The AGED an1 INPIEHI removing ALI.
DISTINCTIONS, improving the APPETITE beuefttinE
LADIES and CHILDREN.
"A E4@ti4cs' Wine,
A0tHa" IL W HtGSicHttr as II coubiN6 mixture OF
p78 other liquors and admired for It's rich peculiar
and nutrnVe properties; iapGrtiug heal.1y tone
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
rs glass full! nUy used With raeRls or
any tiFaa through the day as desired.
We will only your indulggnceto naks o1s trial OF th
Wins.
For sale In New Orleans by e. J. HART l. CO., JOHN
WRIGHT Co, LANES %YMr Canal strt.s., and by all
principal Druggist throughout he United states
Trade sApoiiod ar pTopretor's priceo
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
Ey25 lJ&W 2l8 tropivny, Nea.York.
SNEIIAENS ENSUttA&GHl CxsmPaHE-
0fce No. CGrondeetstreet,
Ca pttai, B379, TsU IS.
Q4EA ALl4zISD .pFesldgnL "A sGHRIGHGB Secretary.
Geo. ". West, 4. HINT
James A White. Ii. Mu8sou,
Douglas West, Martin t40rdong Js.
D. Jsnisou, Sunn Augusta.
ar. Miltenberger GssBtre Olivier,
]. Leisy, a. Bohn.
lfRrlard
The Company sa,ES ors sneseee and river
and loss and daIzagahv Ar" at the -eniun
1E
M M. WALTON, JUSTIN, TEXAS
~ ~, M , attorney q lay and General Land Agent,
ny7 BUYS AND SELLS LAND SCRIP, etc.
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Sh5iG BAR r2ktf.
Tie Market TO be opoued non o'o!ocE A. & i'll P NJ IN
TuESB AVS and FkIp AVS until .ur,her notice. CONN car =
On TUESDAY NEXT, i3th ms.
No applraun tor We etbc &C, will be recsiyed unls
the signed by The AIDE Assistant alderman i,
tho WRfd and District IN which the pp cant rasrdos
All pesOn derous of contributing Vegetables Provisions
etc for ths rluestsa send the the Vol
unteer Relief Committee" WaterwoGks Bu Ding head Of
Canal street.
PersOns contributing viii please mark their baskets or bags
with their nance and locations order that the may be
returned to them Persons will bs The building receive all
do ao. andan Of the will be correctly kept
PERSONS anp ing for re'!e Will he upper side OF
building and when Dplei will pass the lower side
TO prevent confusion.
Tickets not transferable and supplies will he deged
without them ;hcy bo presented cnch application
Mr. A. {. Meke has kindly services % The Com
nitee to Slaughter, and up all Beet Cno that
may be donated.
THOMAS MURRAY,
Il. BIER,
GARDNER SMITH,
Il f SCHMIDT,
ans 2plt nj RICARDO, Committee.
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Proceedings
Or TIKI
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION.
l. ENGLISH AND FREaClI,
Togethef with the 0EDINA NCEs passed by said ronven
'iou TN both angHago and the CONSTITUTION Of III. Safe
a. amended
For sHic by
b4'o"Mf IE44D 4 SIEhl, PETER O'D0NNELt.
l. l.. WHITE, HERBERT Il rs OCSsE
"F-u' ELLIS ". F. GOLDTuWAITE,
P.HAWES& CO., f. EZEKIEL
7. FITZWILLIAM.
2roTdors from tho country filed liberal discount
my22 2pu
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The vcl-known CARPET STORE 100 CANAL. STREET,
will be opened on TUESDAY, the 0th inst when the WHOLE
STOCK will be disposed of at
HALE PRICE,
We respectfully call the attention the Trnde to his stock
as must be sold before tho lst September aud the store
given ZIP.
Ram. IIber the number
100 TOURO BUILDINGS,
aul2 2pAIoWcSa -Four doors from RoyuI ,rer,
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CTR GuAsDs.- Capt. Wiltz gives notice to-day
that the regular drills Of this company will be on
the evenings Of Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at o'clock. There is to be special business
meeting Of the company on next Friday night.
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s3~Noftee-i Ea$to EHts method OF otEer6Fas n
voiess' mai services free cEarge families 81 those
VII" are absent rom the city military duy, Residence or
Harmony between Py coliseum Streets Fourth
District
- yoi 2ptf p. YETSER, NJ. n.
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e2a3'GBs ES$a'Gg,
| SUCCESSOR TO 7Ewf.j4L T. TAYLoR) IMPORTER o.
FINE OLD VINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
hos. I3 aiad AZ Royal street.
f"' no" 7'9Fe large supply Of the celebrated RENE Oh
AopAY III qnsrts plnl also other brands
Fix; |itAElES HElDSEIHK, PIPER HEIUSEICK, PAE-
fE"'lst, Aun other brands quality l have
large assortment the Hher!es quab M A40ETTT
i-1-'O TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON erd
tNGHOk SHEEEI e. -S0UTESIDE MADEIRA OF
Hoct importation other Meieras Of lower gds auggrio
Did honao Dry Does POET md other orta of les
'!' oeeL"!t"n SihARAE B!3AENILS-F i7gI, t7g4
9ai" Ind iia large supply al,2s on nnHd All grades If
|'AH Ell ana WaifE VINES glGsa and wood WIS
FS-ScotrD and irish d Rye, Wheat ibis.
tTa. SCOTCH A and Porter, in po,8aud quarts UUi.-
hIALs etc. My the WIN tS which
9 DC sold Ely other ouaein the city
AARON BIRD,
al3 2pty "os. II snd II ROYAL gtroor
&$ePGas, s5a@es e2set9 Gsa"0gmaas,
AT WHOLESALE
Pansftonf supplied with primo Ditchine BOOTS Bns,,
aRodANH Wool. Mexican Palm Leaf Straw ead Csrpssch,
HATS, ct the lowest market prices, by
FROST CO.,
No. Ii Magazine street. New 0riaans
AaEs. Gags. otc.. as yVhcjeSRls
7'@r' constantly eoetv'nt general of SILK Ano
Fr sasino!o Panama. csnorn Straw Palm Loaf Aezgczn
ard wool ITS At 10" est market prices, by
FROST Il Co,
80 E0"' No. IN NRr,sJrt- arrpal
Jassy&;ssssTaGa' &sagEet,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREET
41RE-rx4axs
Fhepieasantesthnd conveniently House tit s
tty
safes
Fof Ds> 90
FeI 10 o.
FHE Week board only Observation-Disclosures. 800
ser aoRtn.' q 81
BRET d HALLEa,
AM. spAS eropretors.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEANS, !

City OF New Orleans.
Bel remembered that on the 18th day Of January, $780,
me. the subscriber Justice Pence In and for thu
city aforesaid personally appeared ThCs S09 President and
James rdTd4 Secretary Of Tie Mutual Insurance Com
Of New Orleans Who bug duly according to law
do depoHe and ~ the above accounts are as. and trus
and Transcript the books Of said copnapv
,,.- TIOS, SLOO, President.
Sworn and subscribed 18th dav Of Janpary
1861 D. 2 MTFCTjEII I-'
sefond Justlce6i tha Peace, Parish of Orleans.
The Board Of TO ray an ofSJx
PF@ GENE IN CASH. the qEt8taHdnp Certificates of
FroE tho holders thereof their legal
o. and offer tbs 18th day OF February
dividend OF FORTY PER GENT f4D per cent? On tho no
earned premiums Of TIE Company for the ycsr ending cceEn
boz 3ist 1852 fer which certificates will
March
he Dtrectors attsr r5servng ONE MILLION OF DOL
Ia RS of profits have further resolved that ouandins
Certificates Of Profits the issue 1856 redeemed
3nd paid 70 the holders thereof their legal on
sndaef tho 18th lay OF February The Certificates 10 be
produced at the time payment canceiant and interest
after the 3is December 1883
THOMAS SID0. President.
JAMES D. DEMEGEB, Vice President
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IaroaTAsr 70 TASPAYERs.-The Secretary of
the Board Of Assessors gives notice through our
columns, this morning, that the rolls of assessment
for the year 1851 will be ready for inspection on
ana after ths 18th inst and that the Board Of AS
SCISSORS viii be their office on certain days for
the rseiew of assessments upon application.
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IIaaHRsi MACHINES AND TooLs.-Measrs. D. @.
LowIsss 20. l7a Carp street. complete stock
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TaIRp Ward Gus The Third Ward Club OF
the Southern American party will hold meeting
this evening Ut rs O'Clock, at Ternplars' Hall, No.
Ia4 Carondelet street. zee call in another column
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&f6E3'GFegtgg"s.
tsFUBE BROTHER e. SEA yzEP..
a3 Magazine street,
opoosite the St, James Hotel NEW ORLEANS,
IMPORTERS AND z0BBERs OF
E'oreiRn and Domestic Hardware
CUTLERY AND GUNS
manufacturers of RIFLES ana DERRINGER PISTOLS,
Inventors of the CAST stesl Oval Eye COTTON HOES.
Sole Agents for R. P. Bruf's Cels .rec AXES
. SUGAR sKIMMERS. LApLt and CANE KNIVES
AHVILss VICES, OHAINe, PLANTATION TOOLS etc.
50 oataoguesfarnaneo by ns application !yzl Cpl,
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No MOB Law HERS The Louisville journal
says
The Editor Of the New Orleans Crescent says
there Is no truth in the statement that SO 500 stand
s#of arms have been received in that city from
Europe INT he afraid he will get his Office Or
himself mebbed by contradicting it !?
u NO The Crescent office is in New Orleans, not
in Louisville, aud can tie IL the truth on any and al
subjects without risk of mob violence. That is
What few Northern papers can do, which accounts
il some measure for the deluge 81 lies oserWhelm
ipg tBaf unfortunate country just now.
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$40. ra.xeN, Et..ser aaa proprletor.

AMGsEAsETs- Tie fdncp "A spiehaia we"
OF tile battle Of Manassas was produced last nieh1
for the first time, at the Arnory Hail. IN connec-
ton With tile Panopticon, and there is still another
addition to be made tonight, which will represent
the battle held with mechanical figures collecting
tie dead, etc. The whole thing is most admirable,
and no one should fail seeing it.
Aeadsasg Of Music. Harry Mccarthy still con
tinues to amuse crowds at this place every night.
he Will Take a benefit on Friday and on Saturday
there will be noon performance for the special
amusement Of ladies and children.
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Arranged by r. e. WALDEN,
Deputy Collector Custom House. Port Of New Ortsns.
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Southern &a0caac 44uftrout.

SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
PrrEfGpnt
, 1861-11-20
GENBR AL GRANT


The evidence in relation to the affair at
Belmont, now thoroughly slfted, makes
these facts, we think, clear:
l. That the movement upon the enemy
was ordered by Gen. Fremont for specific
nurpose,-its necessity being by no means
established.
II. That the commander at Cairo had
70 discretion in the premises, except as to
the time and manner Of his attack.
III, That the attack was well planned
and brilliantly executed, our troops dis-
playing q degree Of bravery that entities
them to the highest praise.
IT. That, after the victory Was achieved,
the ardor Of the victo1s caused them to
temporarily leave their ranks for the pur-
rose of destroying the enemy's camp.
Z. That when thus in disorder they
were assailea by the enemy, then strong
II reinforced, but ga1lantly succeeded IN
cutting their way through to their boats,
bringing off their trophies from the field,
though reluctantly leavipg many Of the
wounded and dead
VI That the affair, Of no consequence
in its effects upon the progress Of the war
was victory for our arms, and as such
must be recorded.
All this is established and if the Wal
It's 70 worse things insto1e for the homo
efour troops than the battle Of Belmont
VIC shall have cause for eshg eatulatioD.
, 1861-11-20
The Arrest OF ex-senator GwIn.

Among the passengers down to Panama
frnm Sa5 Frarciscn On the O,1zaba were dis
tinonishea penors whose names were not on
The naaseueer li5t. T;z: Wm, M, Gwin, late
Senator Of the United States calhoun Ben
California. and M Brent, late State S.na.
TOR OF California. All three being well known
aecessioniets, it was no marvel to the captain
to ind them his c1audeatine guests. It hap
rened that Ger. Sumner, with 500 United
states troops and 10l0o9 r11ed muskets' Was
alao on board the Ortzabs.
On the morning of the Sd, Gen. Sumner
politely informed the trio that they were hls
IIiEputrB, he having good eS1deuca thas tney
, 1861-11-20

~ Justlcs o. ths tss. ssy ct Aug1st 1s 1s9
iosise de- Ell eFipaa + to w = tsss Psst
Id sT to Ghiesgs a % san lie feiiaxin eoaaa
xit: co@ne9slax 4 : point tTsnt7 AZ [zs] 9sss
!seHee WI to tss SeIshssss esfnss tsseee SoSsa
to ne sonhEest corner thence Eass along South ne
81 S. e
tirnsng Also. 50 much Of Lot Il Is' n tie tame
s.aE % = M psns ~ sad Is T:ltt6s
soush Msft IT, tae
u dsacs 1ee p.Ss
e East ne 70 n place I = q Ce.xq
s' eSp ass q
tse said Jnstice sa'd b. inE made to eecafs
e ssa
Indebtedness Vas ps9abl acsozdns 70 tae terms of
sse:l.st ( Z 7ess S5s +
Tso Kindred std F Dollars LS .1s E;n
we* eTasassa b. s5 .eyst z ss,r IT,
I'D b III lie fad fsancs s. J9stes = shessid Alonzo
wosd. q eyen cate slth sae M mY1tzsgs, 5espscays-
sd ons I
ana atx years aer GATE h&cn eAld mortgage has nsen
dpE recorded In the RseoFdzl's office Of Cook coun-
And whereas: tie said mortgage aud Eote7 haze a
sbFt deeeri6ed fs5e become dae, with II. intsrssf
!ars ses1; xhtreae, tbe esid mortgage provides
ppon uefapft rent OF said indebtedness. Of
ar. part thereof hen the came il due and payanle
tilt the wnole & said Indebtedness, b. h prtnctpa
said origsee contains proytso- tia. upon non pay
sid ebte above set f,rIh- or ans
f. Ss e
| i.s1atorB or s8sa9rA after publishing nostfa Y
nsVspsper printed 10 the etty or Ch,caso thirty e.
Gays before taa day ofsae might se t2e aad gfe@
= asiss sisy ss ss! I'd
public At ne Coust H2uSs q9"r 81 ~ 1 # ~
the ens1ote ed in such nohce; 1..+ c.o.,.xd -.
ti9nee 81 ate fetaid. do tertbE give public nottce n
pursuance II the said morfgnge: and Il the poTes
: The North aoor fsae Court Hsu;s n n the ctsy
December, NG, the aoove deacIihed premises to tb'
highest hfddsr for cash. and all the right and equltT
redtmDtcn 1.-THE aad Justice bis Eelra AID assigns II
and to The said preHtsea.
[ B i S1EMFa, hIe AttQrnEY. Eo91.htl9-td
, 1861-11-20

WAsHMeTos, Nov. defenders OF troops
continue to be made to the War Department.
It il probable that before the meeting Of Con
greEs the half million authorized will be
supplied. Offera Of additional regiments Of
cavalry ara declined, owing to a sutAeiency Of
that branch Of the army.
Intelligence has just been received Of the
co1ftcaflon OF = considerable amount OF
property in South Carolina belonging to
Northern citizens, emong which is included
that OF Hiram Walbridge, of New York. The
guards hare been Withdrawn from the res:-
dence Of Judge Aenick, Of this city, who hss
respmed his seat On the Circuit Court bench.
WASHINGTON, Noy. IA 1ett6r has been
received from Col Lee, Of the Massachusetts,
goth, now prisoner at Richmond He states
that himself and other Imprisoned officers.
have been kindly treated By the rebels, who
cay that fewer Of the Massachusetts, officers
would have been killed had they not been too
proud to surrender.
4 1umor is circu1sted that Gen. Banks and
command viii be ordered to some active duty
boon.
/ Several rebel prisoners have been released
at Washington On taking the oath not to{besl
| srnls sgaiast the United States. Others hsvs
! signi1ed deeire to take the osth Of allegiance
| This is preliminary to their relea=e for al
EQUAL number who have been released by tht
/ rebe1B,
, 1861-11-20
RAM x1sAvmans& Proclamation

"EHEBMArss Ei14nE 4-- = 3.y!t'"--Au
soufh CarolIniaos welcome the Yankees With
he otfer Of = prison above Or tomb neiow W
tht{r soil Gen. Sherman, bowipE, "ata 9at
in hand, addresses them Is most hoapitaole
Oaroltntans, and then psiavers the na9seoas
old stuff about constitutional rights, sna WaAt
not. When he hears from his chlef, t1e eee.
rotary OF War, the next time, we trust thhs NC
will pe taught to rpeak like man and An
Anerican-"-N. 7. fbst
| Hae General Sherman proFered freedom
to the slayesf Has he invited them to repair
to his canp, there to be fed and net to work for
| the Union. Has he txken \ single step calcu-
lated to win them to his suppnztY On the
contrary, ia rot his proclamation addressed to
the whites exc!ueively and intended to assure
them that he propoees to uphold slavery
Why, then, should there be any uprising ot
! Lie s1av.s. Or even stampede to tbs Union
e.nr.-N- 7. 7ssbss"s.
Ptrcouire--the n, 7. Worsd thinks TINT Gen.
ST. .,aan's proclsmA.soz il conched IN exset!J
lte zizLt y#erds. ssying thai ~He de:!arsa, q
ex,,;e,,Jy - tie Sees1tary Of " II nAs declared
:h., minor obligations, and local IsKa. and 10
e.i ,nAts utiens. sad whstesor huders the vic
in, Of cur .1m. sud The eupreaancy OF tbs
| rr~,r, must Ho to tie wkll."
, 1861-11-20

i VAIL FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
1t was only by dragooning and bullying
tL.t North Caroiina was driven to take
SIDES with the rebels. It is memorable how
long she resisted the pestilent appeals Of
her twin Commonwealth, and even now
something is wrong. Matters do not move
smoothly. There is something out OF the
vsy when, in frantic terms like the follow
ing, the Raleigh Standard calls all Dizie
to the rescue Hear it:
Unless this movement Is stopped at once by the
e;rppG III Of the Confederate States. Ua9Ts than
X1iy oJ Ms counties thi% State zciu 6t attached
to The Blaek Republican Government bEtoTe tie
Union Congress s,aeets-
We're we 10 havt new election to-day for the
legislature and Stale c1cere, no enc knows, amid
The preeeIt discord, Whist state Of things might
tu11 up.
Now what is to pay? Is the Coafederacy
after au Al uni1? OF, is there sober sense
&: tic South that is getting restless at the
mad rule Of Davis & Cot Is Secession get
ting playca out? We shall see what WE
shall see, but evidently the sheet quotee
snufs something Of danger in the breeze.
, 1861-11-20
ARRIVAL PROM PORT ROYAL.
STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC At NEW Y0RK-
BEAUFORT NOT YET OCCUPIED SAN
PIE KAIE OF COETRABAN0 COTTON.

STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC AT, NEW ToEK--
PIE BALE OF C0STRABAND COTTON
Nxw YORK, Nor. 19.-The steam transport
Atlantic arrived this morning from Port RoYnl,
which place she Left Oh the 10th inst, Nothing
of importance had tfanBplFed since the last
advices,, She has on board q number Of pas
serge1s end invslids from the army snd navy,
quiet. me troops had besn ali Stationed, and
Several visits had been made to Beaufort By
a regiment or go, but they had retired again,
leaving the plAce deserted. There had been
no communication from the opposite side Of
the island. The stores and ordinance had
nearly all been landed, and several transports
will room be ready to leave. Tho dispstch
relative to 3 fleet being seen eff Fernsndiua,
bound south, was undoubtedly IN error, as
IL FEDERAL fleet sti1l remained at Port Royal
On the 18th. The Atlantic briugs numbe,
Of secession trophies, and ore i1aIe OF cotton
Adsices from Pert Royal pst the Atlantic
eaY that the position OF opr Efoops Is consid
tred safe. Extensive works are rapidly, pro
gressiug; guns are being mounted and ex
tended TO Seville, about five miles from the
ALAG OF TRUCE 70 THE REBELS.
New YoRK, Nov. ia Port Royal 1ette
Of the 18th states that Gep: Sherman on tht
l4th cent one Of his Aids, Lieut.. Wagner, IN
t der flag Of truce, to carry his proclaim alto
to the people Of South Carolina. Be WAS &C
companfed by Dr.. Bacon, Of the 9Th Connect
cut Regiment. ThEy proceeded to within TT
Port Royal Ferry, said TO be occupied By rebe
11oops. They held an interview with th
rebel officers, under the flag Of truce. The
(the rebel oficsre,) admitted that tue depre
datio1s on Beaufort Weze the work Of tn
blackr and entirely excnlpated our forces troI
any com plicity. On the return Of our part
they met squad Of rebel cavalry, who gay
them fodder for the horses.
, 1861-11-20
MORE ABOUT PIKETON.
HHATKETCRNED OFFICERS SAT OF s'THA1
BATTLE"

The Cincinnati Gazete Of yesterday, MOTTO
ipg the arrival in town Of Surgeon Bradford
aod several cf6ce1a aud men Of Gen. Nelson's
command, says;
Tbs Doctor and his companions were, OF
course, greatly astonished on learning the
grossly exaggerated etatements Of the fight at
Ivy Mountain sent from Paris and Lexington,
and wonder the misrepresentation vera not
down his musket and ran back se7erl mt1es,
reporting that Col Marshall's regiment was
CIT to pieces, ard that General Nelson himself
h.d been killed.
The march of portion Of our troops the
day before the fight is described a. one Of the
Col Marshal's regiment, 10 which was tempo
rarly attached portion OF the Second Ohio,
marched thirty-tw miles over IN exceedingly
rough country, the roads, large portion Of
the way, beirg from aukle-dcep to knee desp
With mid, snd during the day forded BED
| eightu sxn times We should hesitate to print
tS1s statement did It come from aoy less rell
able source. Tie troops were compelled to
leave tteir baggage 1t PustorBburg, as It VII
t found impossible TO move 1t ACROSS the
ccunt1y..
al: cur troops In Esstern Kentucky hAVe neet
ordered te Lexington, s1d are nov on thet
wey to that point. Col. Aetcalt's KENTUCKY
Rerfmeat came down the Big Sandy on rats
One Of theee ratts WIS wrecked in tho rapid
abQut sixty miles above the mouth Of tn
strtau, md one man drowned. About at1t
f1zt spd 1hirty third Ohio aad Col Marshall
Kentucky R. efments are marching across III
cou1try to Maysvi1le, aud may BE- expected =
our wbs1t Thu1eday or Friday IN Tot'fs fo
Lexington,
, 1861-11-20

The last rail OF the Mobile and Great North
err Railroad WAS laid On the 1lth. This is
the completion of an important link Of COM
munication between the various Important
cities Of the Sou.h.
If salt has anything to do with 1t, the Con.
federacy will not keep" for 1t is out OF the
the article, Or nearly so. At Memphis salt has
tie flavor Of s12 so Per buEhel, at Charleston
and Richmond $40, and legislative enactmente
arc asked to punith the ealt speculatora. In
the meantime these extreme prices are stilnu
| lating home supply aud resuscitatdng long ex
| ti1ct eals works in various parts Of the South
, 1861-11-20
lis proposed tc send portion OF our prisoners
Ct wa.'t to f. MackfnAc - Washington Dispdtch.

lis proposed tc send portion OF our prisoners
Ct way to Fl. Mackfnac HashiHg gt0n Dispdtch
4 good idea The climate is excellent,
surroundings good, and everything will
tend to cool that 2rdor of the brain out Of
which has sprung secession. No better
lccation can be selected in the country.
They cannot get away, once there, and
few effective troops would keep in order
quite penal colony. The only objection
ut can think Of Is, that the poor Indian
has suffered enough from vicious associa-
tions, and it is too bad to turn in upon
Lin, in addition to al the bad company we
lave made him keep, the bad disciples OF
JET Davis. The Tumor comes from a
reliable source, and it is indeed likely, that
3 select party Of sccesh will winter at
A1ichlimaekinac. To such straits must
they come, even to those at the foot Of this
f1Ee