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Aebistp Of The lIarksts.
cREsnEEr OFFICE, 40. 10 CAxP 81
5S5#s Wed uasdav Mnrniusr In1v ~ II

CsEsnHsr OFFICE, 40. 10 CAxP srnErr,
Wednesday Morning, July 81 1861
GoTTos. The ales to-day comprised 40 bales
Received bales.
ToRACGo.... Nothing reported.
Fl SUGAR. 1850 hhds. sold yesterday and to-day at
b-16c. for Good Common, 8 for Fair, 4ata54 and
81 for Fair to Prime, for Choice and &c. % b. for
Yellow Clarified.
MoLAssgs. IN othing reported.
FLoua. $50 bbls. sold initwo lots at 81, 12l at
at 81 80 and $50 Choice and Extra, in two lots at
at 50 25@s9 90 10 Dbl.
Cons. 200 sacks White sold at 62c. and zoo at
84e. % bushel.
Oars, 200 sacks sold at 6Oc. ~ bushel
BRAN, 100 sacks sold at 81 81 and 500, at 81
IS y 100 lbs.
LARD, 200 tierces sold at 1Nac. % b..
Pork. Mess Is retailing slowly at $24@$24 SO
! % Dbl.
WHISKY aectiaed is retailing at s7so, %
gallon
CoFFEE. Nothing reported.
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SAFFOKD'S
Z ( E IN VI @ 0 e 4 T o X

Never DebiiitItezs
It's compounded entirely Gums and has necope an s
tobrhed fact Standard Medicine apPrcy ID ~ all
that have Rsed it. and with a
the Diseases for which is recommended
Il has cured Thousands within the la8t years
given all hopes Of relief cerh
Gates in my possession show.
Tbs iosG be adapted to the tenperaentof ludiyd
ua taking and used in such quantities gently th
Bowels
your guide you the uss OF the
Liver IIyigorntor will Complapts BilGoun
attacks Dyspepsia Chronic parrheH Summer Corapants
7Eetery Bropsy Stomach Cholic
Cholera Ch0len orbus, Cholera nf4Etum, FlauleuCe
Female Weaknesses may he used successfay
Urinary Family Medicine. 1t will Sick Headache
thousands testify in twenty minutes ii two Lhrae
gpoonAfnl All who use
aregiyng their testrnonytn ir5favor.
waterin the mouth With the InTigorsor, and sp7ao
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
SGndEortI's Family CatEaartIc pIIIs,
uopouudeofro Vegetable Extracts put npln Glas
Csses, tight, END will keeptn any climate.
The Family CGthartc PHI gentle and active Cathartic
hch tie proprietor has sed his practice twenty
years. The constantly increasing demand who have
used tire Pills. the which all express in re-
gard to beir use, has induced place roach
al Zoe Predecessor well know that different Csthartias sci
3u different f;nr ions NJ hs bowels.
The Family Cethsric Pin has viii well
Vegetable t:acts Which a alike on every par. Tie aaaa
lazy canal ana good and safe in ali where CgthaFC
Is nee led, such Dergcment he Stomach, Sieepiness
Pains in the Back IOnB C0sivGuesR, Pain Sorene
over the whole body, from sudden cold which frequently
neglected end in of Fever Loss of Appetite Creep
Sensation of Cold the body Reste5snes5, HoaSche
Weight in the Head all tnfammatory Diseases Worms
Children Adults. rheumatism, Purifier the
and many diseases which aesh he to, numerous to
mention in this advertisement Dose 10 s. Price, Dimes
The Liver lnVigorator and Family fahArc Pills rstae
uEglsH generally and sold ny the trade in all tina large
OWLS,
ST. ", SANFORD NJ. D., Manufs cturer and Propriato,
| SSS broadway \.
J, WRIGHT L CO.,
| Wholesale Agents
EIdG@ AaG eabTa VEsy Druggist,
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STATE oF LOUISIANA, PAs!su oy ORLEANS, |
City of New Orleans.
Be 1t remembered. that the 18th day of January, 1860
me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace in the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President
James edwards Secretary of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pHny Of New Orleans who, being duly according
do depose and say that the above Just true
snd correct transcription tho books of said company
THOS. SLOO, President.
JAs. EDwARDs, Secretary.
1885, b. + MITCHELL
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish of Orleans.
Board OF pay nntsrest SIH
len GENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates Of
FRONTS the holders thereof THEN legal
On and after the 18th day February Also
dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per cent? the ne
earned premiums of tie Company for the ending Dccem
oef 5sf 1869 for which certificates will heissEed 18th
The Directors after reserVing ONE MILLION OF DOL
OF profits have furthe. resolved that all the outstanding
Cehheaes Of Profits the issue of the year 1885,
and paid to the odrS thereof their a
the 18th lay of February The Certificates to be
produced at the time of payment cancement and nters
on came to cease after the 3lst December, 1889
THOMAS SL0O, President.
JAMES d. DENEGRE, YicePresident
1AHEs EDWARDS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
James D. Denegre, Ell. Hart,
a u belly. John Q. Kicks,
augn wilson, j. H. Sanfer,
J. Y. de Egana, n. r Iousisjr
Henry Renshaw, John O. Gsinsg
-, a. u. TremouletI Thomas Sloo.
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Or. 50aGauG'x
p Y z II A II BLTT TINS.
and
DE- EIyrfir -,e1'a
ALsAaIC CoRDIA1.
4 snd lSl Chartrogf rect.


Taez-"e ;otender1 medicine II
.otgrear popularity only thoaga y5Aso tnl Unporodst
as!tscaon = thong in alcssee and
p:3poansei hep1 worthy.
LIVER c1NphAt6T. DTsPEP7IA,JAUED IaE, r. 8Jb.
nv OF rTE NERVOUS System, nIaEAsna " IA
st0EEY5. aDa NJ diseases ing from y 5ro-.srqa uv,,
7cnnessrf abestoa and gestrs eraaaz Az pael $50
osslohpe.:y cured BY a-gEBMAN rITTEX8.
ThsBALSAMIC CORDIAL pas acqclred \ cegutntop am.
nsr- Fhs: Of any similar preparation ,E;aut It -p,p
without ai, he and ion COUGH gCLD
Oh HOAR4ENEss, BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA. INCIP1ENT CoESUMPTIOE, and ban per.
22Tmedtho Notwithstanding cures ever kuownof
CONFIRMED CONsUMPTIoNi
LEV will also cure the r1ost1oYsYs
DLAREihA processing from Cold in tie Boy,cR
TAsse msdicines prepared BY DR.. O. NJ Jackson Co
No. ils irch street, Fhiatepla Pa Gre sold by 4raa
srs lenlersn medicine ovey where At rs certa ro -,
The c. n. JAcGsou Mi bo on the oq.56s
s7sDpar Of eact bottle.
In the Ansc published annually by the ororrietors ealst
ETERTRopTSAL ALMANAC. you Observation-Disclosures OF.
mandatory otceafro- al paris CT Inc county These Alma
n&csAre given away by oil raeenEB.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO, ~ouls
u md ISL Chassrcsatscet,
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COMPOUND SYRUP {

COMPOUND SYRUP OF EILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under s influence the most dangerous cough spit
ting of blood prevented the breuhiug is rendered soft and
easy ana the unfortunate sufferer is
awful condition of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence
orsslein New Orleans, wholesale and Retail by
j. WRIGHT It CO.,
q and l5i Charres street, 4.
Sole agents for the Souths
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, July %, 1861.

MAYORALTY OF NEW oRLEANs.l
az City hall July 90 1861.
Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans
mo. 5706.1
Resoped That the City Attorney and he hereby author
lied rake the necessary and ga steps for the widening
St. Andrew street, from 81 Charles to Dtyades street, 10
Liberty streets from lie Faubou line 70 st Andrew street to
width Of AZ feet and four eight inches and Franklin
late Fuon) Avenue from The FHubpuig line ST.
street width Of lbs feet the having pub se in
conformity with resolution No. 1851 of the Common Council
aid opposition bbiug made thereto Provided the
resolution shall be carried into effect prior January ISL
1852. ..
[Signed1 S. P. DELABARRE
President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
-4=f. tSgnedl j. EAGIONI,
w President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July 20, 1851.
iva 81 signedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed the safe ecvagent nsed
the destruction Ofthese troublesome vermin.
. suro and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
SfG0YER there many spurious articles offered sale
soFSai@hY J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
! Jal 6n&W q and ISL Charles street.
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r, 90. AZ, "a, 81, ,sre
t..r y,y, rn 511Tnf NREEh, aiS1., Zee; ~ i2o2'
~, ToV 4hse VIII please accept mo !" 'F"tlh 'ue'
cntIsai ~, " coJ+ 81 @ i, H. t ~ Oh Io
having TGdeed me 10 Of depend5nce, have not b4cn
able 10 obtain stuff for neither nu
mp III tohseguece Of which my head has suffered extremely
from cold This induced pay Briggs Hodges Hnos
TIE last cant had earth tor doflar hottls Of thy Hat
hthlortl ,e about the hNt Of August last have faithfully
followed the 6tfeeons and e bald Spot is uovaro wL
hAr timex AMI black, though short il is al 20 coming all
ry heat Feeling conbdcu that another LrEe bottle would
STORE ehSP ahq pernunently e*l nuTfo' pcravagg il
It's me- @nd being destitute Of purchase any more,
m Ill., t Ssar, Nv "N& 10 asnd ne IA or
ere NE reward ia TIC those thSt are kind to tls
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mo. 5642.l
to raise Money for The Defense Of the Git

AN ORDINANCE to raise Money the Defense of the City
b of New Orleans,
Art Gle Be oratned By he Common Co,e Of ne ciy
OF e9 Orleans That The of hundred and try thou
sand dollars $500 GOO be the is heteby appropriated
70 pc used for The defence Of he city New Orean
ARTICLE IL Is further oTGIiaed That in der to raise the
aforesaid sum- and owing to the inability city
SAID sum from Its currents receipts the Mayor city
the Ghamen Of the Finance Committees hereby authorized
and directed TO cause TO be prepared without delay houdSuf tia
Guy for the amount aforesaid in such form snc sums
they may determine said bonds to be signed by CITY Treas
counersgaed by the Comptroller to be made
on the 1t OF July 1862 with interest the rate OF DER cent
per annuIn from date until paid
ARrcLE8 further ordained That immediately after the
passage this ordinance shall the duty Of the Mayor to
cause books of snbcrpon BIO opened the
office under his supervision and that Of the Chairnen Of the
Finance Committees and the Mayor is also give
public notice the residents of the city New Orleans in
Eng them forward and subscribe the aforesaid loan
Albscrpons he paid cash. aud The subscribers
their certificates they will be ready for delivery.
ARTICLE It's further ordained That all arisins from
the aforesaid loan shall be deposited in bank from
other deposits Of e CITY, be used only for the purposes
said and money shall be drawn therefroH except by ore
of the Common Council.
ARTICLE Ria further p,aiaed That all bonds issued a
above shall be for all taxes ctEhle a
the lst Of january, 1852.
fSignedl J. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
tSfgnedl LEA F. BAR JEWELL,
Approved June 15 1861. r
o . tsignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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proclamation by the mayor.

NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS, J
81 City Hail. June 81 1861,
accordance will! the following Ordinance Of the Common
Council Of this city, hereby that Books Of
scptiai viii BIO opened the Office Of The Cry Treasurer on
MONDAY, the 24tt inst, for a LOAN OF TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, to be appropriated
Tor the defence of tho city.
In order enable all people take part in this move
ent Certificates will be issued for Twenytiv Dollars
upwards and shall replace said Certificates by Bonds
as they can be prepared. s#
confidently appeal the wellknown patriotism of all our
citizens aid the Council and myet in the accomplishment
object that shall delayed and whse Importance
not be over-estmated. JOHN. T. MONROE, -iayor.
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Thia Ia tho only remedy ayanB Worms the human
1ranehtngs that no fatal and destructive children
Save the Cf,ilareng
' mothers be timely warned those child
dafetflo remain in the systems their offspring Reuernbsy
that '
WINER's CANADIAN YERsuFUGE
"' or oVor oaus the reptiles tho young
be saved. Think this
'o"e 'HSser OF mississippi In 10 j. W. Tesey Esu
OF the Ahsrdeen Conservative, thus Winds m his communication
Oh Inc Vn'e OF this medicine to h family Ny expe-
Renee has convinced chat in the expsrinieu hive ps
with Wtusrs Canadian Vmpge it Ii due to hrn,pn
y, well the OF the rpelcine t MAXI
public the result Of NY observations
'NSigRedl W r. VsegEvr
The Verr'iugets for bgla, wholesale ind retail by
j. WEIGHT Il CO.,
ii and III GEartggs street,
Sole Propriatora.
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EE91gi Food

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED always p
with essential clements evts of co,rFs
True Standard Analyae the Blood Of person suffering
Consumption, Liver Compliant Dyspepsia scrofula otc
and find every certain deficiencies red o
Supply Observation-Disclosures you are mad well
The Blood Food is founded astonh
snccGEa TberD
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VALUABLE REWFDTEs,



'EHE ONLY PtkERAESATEOn
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8trEAMBOATS,
Lo WEIR MISSISSIPPI.


LoW WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at SPIN
SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.
N1EFG FtiIs AND NEW ORLEANS
and T. the M HSn8 1TS' hsSEf
sGnssenger pncket steamer Mary n. I&Cez,e,
Thursday morning win snvcs as shove 9ite6i to her
REGULAR business As usual For freight passage apply
JOHN F. HYDE i CO..
& This linS eoGnGct3 at Mfn Win the Ispph i
BiIa Of dne sisea at the Office of the up
ococl on day Of 0tnTtlre
MEMPHIS PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY, N.
,, THE SIZE t .AngE15$ i t.0NEsyEE4LE1--
o1s, ySph GS sro nn S la 3ro, P,SGnfs6
,5s*S- ~ freight Monday morning Ter Baton Rouge,
,.,,.~ Tfos. KEErFr,
4 B. rh !q '; sonuess a NH';9n VIII regular ncks,s GE
nH GSne"r ,.f 3D. tki'E freight for Charleston S"va-
Bins lals ssrcl The oce Of the agent up to O'Clock
| on day Hf- departure
Leaves every TUESDAY, ut O'Clock, p NJ
S%sS 32s :5GaI5; S 's,&Si Il STATES
3 M@ o F@%s " ~ Nrra, NO, N noi th m@s
Sc'5 aTd Nh. Landings boow For frcSh or ga5sa5G
' jy2 If '''''' y L. CARROLL 4 Co., As,uts.
The Mary T. connects vissburg wtih fesssan:Sr Charm
= steamer Mgy T. s}0qsg;s AZ ytcksH.5s with
feeh consigned to cars OF The seauaT new Drop will 20
'','s''7,, '''''' Nj DENT Captain.
HsG S W. s,is t5 T "s .4is v1crzs.
ss*39 h. hHrs Z I, ihne--Eor poIa3daory is, Fac
IA Ryar ianii.,s Fort Aiars N&tc5S T7aigT
Eseo E2nsE ST. Josop4 ni g; %arj"nIo9 n1a 7s,s
ter Up pSe9f th N"teh+a viii 'eaNr - "o'e "'9y saturday
J.J. PERSON = So, Aqc%t,
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The disturbed state Of commerce and finance
cannot have any pressing effect on our community,
with only an Indebtedness direct to the banks of
$ls,6To,22 9o.
Condition fhe Banks Of this city for the week ending
-. Saturday. July q. 1851. y
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WHITE SULPHUR WAITER
HFrom the White Sulphur Springs,
GREENBRTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS.
This Company have made in
transported water perfect when taken from It's
Fer sale by the Agents,
WILSON, MASSIE CO.,
Commission Merchants and Agents for Tobacco
a6 6m&W No 81 Eravier street
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FEVER8,
Real Scheidn1n Schrapps,

ha public cautioned purchase but the genuine
called
VANDEVEER'S HEDiCATED GIN;
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The Indebtedness Of our community to the banks
ID running down very low, and compares with the
last Saturdays Of July, for five years past, as fol-
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L.PAVE DUaUATEsEENIE q DfSTRECE.-4l a
"A etc conduit uatriee District,
Apnoncition raYenue Washington Ia Sixeme
apGve--
Uue Nals bse eyant arque 3exicaiae cuibse
gauche
81 e dit animal NEST r6clane dams GIRO ou5a
frais payG vendu enchere prbque an dit depot
10 LUSD1, daoiltt 1851 q 10 heures a. NJ
j. MILTON REIF Coumissaire des Rues.
ip in
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J. WRIGHT & co.
WLNER'S CANADIAN VERNLFUqE


M EDiGAL.......niED ARCHAEOLOGICAL,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08
From Gen. Rosecran,,s Army,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE Commercial has
advices from Gen. Rosecrans's army up to eight
o'clock Tuesday morning.
The rebel batteries commanded from the
west side of the river the road on the east side,
used by Gen. Rosecrans's supply trains from
Kanawha Falls, one mile and half below TIE
junction of the Gauley and New River, to Gen.
Rosecrsns's headquarters, at Tompkins's Farm,
on New River, FIVE miles above the junction.
The supply trains Of our army are therefore
discontinued during the day, and run only at
night.
The rebels had three batteries Of two guns
each--one opposite Tompkins's Farm, one oppo-
site the mouth Of the Gauley, and one opposite
Ksnawha Falls, the latter being the most dan
gerous. Their firing was sharp on Monday
morning, but very slow in the afternoon, and Il
is supposed the rebels were short of ammuni-
ton.
Our artillery replied and silenced the battery
opposite the mouth of the Gauley. Two of our
men and several horses were wounded by
shells. rU4r.
On Monday morning nothing definite was
known Of the strength of the rebels, but theil
operations indicate desperation or great conf
dence Monday evening Gen. Benham's Brig
ade was two miles below steamboat landing
five miles below Gauley, and is believed to hav'
crossed the river during the night A steam
boat was detained at that point for transporta
tion across the river The troops were ordered
to prepare four days. rations and be ready tC
move.
Gen. Rosecrans had just received . battery oi
ten Psrrott ten-pounders. Our troops were CON
fdent that they could cross the river and bag
the enemy, but some expressed fears that such
movement had been calculated for and desir
ed by the enemy.
The elevation opposite the mouth of Gauley
is known as Cotton Hill, and considerably high
er than the ground on our side.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-08

| II is officially communicated to the department
that the selection Of this distinguished noble.
man, lineal descendant of Count Piper, iden-
tihed with the glorious history Of his country
In the period Of Charles 18th Of Sweden, is dc.
signed az q special mark Of respect and good.
will on the part Of Sweden toward the United
States. II Ia not unlikely that the Government
Of the United States will make some suitable
recognition Of this action on the part OF sWe-
den.
An order has beenlprepared officially inform.
Ing the army Of the retiracy OF Lieut.. General
Scott, and embodying the letter In which he
states his reasons for this act.
The indications are that General Buell. will
be assigned to the command of the Department
Of the Cumberland, to relieve General Sherman,
who will probably return to the army OF the
Potomac.
General Halleck has not yet been assigned TO
position. It is believed he will remain here
to become. thoroughly acquainted with the plans
Of the General-in Chief, whose policy appears
to be, while acting with O view to the good
government and efficiency of the army, TO rem.
der his appointments, changes, and transfers
entirely agreeable.to those directly concerned
In them. ffHl III Ey.g EaTjI M ~.
General Mitchell who recently rendered bis
resignation, has arrived In Washington.
A letter received tonight from Darnestown,
says II is believed the rebels are strongly rein
forcing their posts and Notifications at and
around Winchester, fearing simultaneous at.
tack from Gen. Kelly and Col. Gearya -,
The rebels have recently resumed the prac-
tice Of firing on our pickets. ..
The letter further says there Is no danger Of
either party crossing the Potomac at present.
There has been no important event on the
Virginia eide of the Potomao for some days.
Prof. Lowe has completed contract for five
ballons for observation purposes. .nr a9. g ~
Government has no information from Rose
crans's army Of particular interest. '...'r
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From the south.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 7.--Late Southern papers
say tho Theodore arrived at Savannah with O
valuable cargo Of coffee, ammunition, saltpe.
ire, sulphur and small arms The Theodore
brought the ex-Minister to Brazil, Mead, and
Capt. 8. ]. Short, of the British Navy, who
rendered his services to the rebel government.
The South Carolina, arrived from Europe,
reports the feeling in England and France
warming up In favor of the South.
Col. T'ilghman has been appointed rebel
Brigadier General; he aupersedes Gen Alcorn
In command at Hopkinsvllle.
Benjamin was formally appointed Secretary
of War.
The vote for President aud Vice President OF
the Confederate States on the sixth, was tx
pected to be small, and IL is thought Davis anG
Stephens would encounter little opposition.
Gen. Hardee has been promoted to Major
Generslship. He and Johnston were at Bow.
ling Green on the 1th.
Zollicoffer has fallen back to Cumberland
Gap and sent to Knoxville for Ienforcements.
An armed Confederate steamer has brought
into Charleston the brig Betsey Ann Wells oil
Maine, M chael Tenn, and six Others.
The privateer Sumter is said to have been
captured to tie leeward OF Barbados.
Wigfall has been made Brigadier and Benham
Major General of the Confederates.
II was stated in Richmond that FIVE hundred
and sixteen vessels have run the Southern block.
ade since the 18th of May
The Little Rock Gazette says that Solon
Borland has been appointed Brigader General
The Journal is credibly informed that in coun.
ties south Of Green River Buckners men, with
in the last four or FIVE days, have stolen Of
seized from six to eight hundred wagons. d,
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miasonri nisnntchan.

SPRINGFlELD, Mo-, Nov. Alt would be i'm.
possible to exaggerate the gloom which prevail.
ed in our camps yesterday, and nothing but
Gen. Fremont's urgent endeavora prevented it
from ripening into general mutiDy. Hisquar'
ters were thronged with oficGys all day, ex'
pressing their indignation and inclinSdon to re-
sign. The Germans were there en- masSe, and
talked loudly about resisting forcibly Hunters
assuming the command, as the enemy were en-.
trenching themselves on Wilson's Creek, and
nothing was heard Of Hunters and, in accord
ance with the most earnest entreaties, Fremont
promised, Just at dark, that he would lead the
army to attack them this morning, il Hunter
did not arrive.
Inever saw anything approaching the excite.
ment which this announcement created. II
caused immense cheering around the headquar-
ters, which spread in all directions from camp
to camp, and there was almost uninterrupted
cheering, growing more and more remote as
the news reached the camps farther and farther
from the army, for two hours and half. A
dozen bands were serenading the General; at
once everybody was preparing to start at day.
light and the all pervading disappointment was
changed to universal joy. n
Our army under that inspiration would have
vhipped a hundred thousand men, but at ten
o'clock Gen. Hunter arrived. He spent an hour
and half with Fremont, who gave him hie
plan Of battle. Gen. Hunter assumed COM
mand and Gen. Fremont left for st. Louis via
Upton this morning.
five have fight before the army RECEIVERS
| from the last and cruel disappointment We fear
greatly for the result, but hope for the best. -
| General Pope is here with his entire division
and General Hunters division will be here TO-
night wien the troops will all be up. fssi' 4
| All of General Fremont's staff left with hin
except Colonels Lovejoy, Shank and Hudson.
The following 10 General Hunters order on
assuming command:
HrApouARTERs WEsrRRN DEPARrMEEr.(
.. srRlnerIELD, Mo-, Nov. 9TH, 1861. !
Order No. 1.-The command Of this Depart
ment having been relinquished BY Major Gen
eral John G. Fremont, Is assumed BY the under
signed. Oficers commanding divisions, togeth
or with their brigade commanderss are request
cd to report ediately ct these headquartera
fsionad) 3ea9es -Nlnlss ~ j. .aHUNTER,slo
Major General commanding.
LrAvrSwoarH, Nov. 6-The election yesssI
lday for county and portion Of State once