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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-06
TRAVERSE JURORS

FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1861.
Bloom-Jo,hua Feuerman.
Beaver-Daniel &. Gearhsrl, franklin L.
Shuman
Bor Berwick-John McAnall, David
BaucheT.
Brarcreek-Jacob Bower, ,FraGcis Evans.
BenIon-Ehas McHenry.
Causw is.a-Willam John, VIM. Creasy
Cenre-Samuei Gre velng.
FIshingcreek-John Boz John Hess,
John Andrews, George N Howell, John
Dra>her
Frauklin-Da MEL Zirr.
ood-lsaac ID. Patton, John +.
Moore.
Locusl-Lewis Lee, William Thorn as,
NathIas PersIng.
Madison-Sias Barber, Jacob Manning,
William KHchen.
Monour-John Dieterick, Washington
BItlenhender
MifflIn-Thomas Hicks.
Mt. Pieasant-Joseph r. FaaderslIce.
Orauge-David Acheubach.
Pine-Thomas Harlin, Jacob Chr stisn !,
Hiram ShullZ
RosrIngcreek-Daniel Levan.
Scort-Georee Mack.
ugarloai-Jacob H. Fritz.
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CITATION TO THE HEIRS

OF FEIER HdRIZEL, dec II. IN PROOF
q conduct t0ah hemy H1rtz,i
49,, The Com monwealih of Penn
.Mff@M syivsn,a 10 Henry Hdrz-l, Re-
= = e: becca Hanzei. Esther interuar-
2S red wnh Isaac Meyer, Peter
''"s,'> HanzrI, Jacob HanzeI, William
Rarzel, Sarah Iutermarried with jon. Fl,b-
er, aud Eliztherh Harzel Gu ldren aud
hers OF Peer dsr,zel deceased.
You and each OF you are hereby command
ed aud cued 10 be and appear m your props
er persons before the Judge of he Orphans
Coun OF eald County, TO bs holden at
BIoomsburg In aud for SAID comfy, the Ist
Monday cf DscemEsr next, then ant there
10 answer The petition OF John Kefs: Ex-
ecutor ui The last VIII and testament of
Peter Har'Zsli decd .ening forth tast
the SAID Peter HarlZel in his lifetime 10
WI: on Tie tenth day of Aprii, A D., Ons
rhousand eight hundred and fily two. was
.eiZed IN tee % and in the following Jes>
cri bed pla. tsliIon aud ract of l4ud 10 w.t.
All Thai Csr'aIn PLANTATION aud tract of iahd
situate "a Main township Aforesaid adjOiI-
Ina lands OF Joseph H4uZeil, Jacob Shuaar,
Solomon Sh0man. Mari!da JaEiison Siass
John. aud others containing NInIy seven
Acres and nine perches more or less that
being 20 seized The said Peer HarZsli, did
by barsaI or contract IN wiring binding
himself TO sell and convey The san roaI
estate win The appur,enance unto hI, ION
Henry H.rizell Tor the Consideration of
Nine cen hundred dollars, ihineen hundred
dollars oi the same TO be paid IN annual in
salmenis of one hundred auc Sky four
dollars. The first payment 10 AT: Tue sum
oi one hundred and sixty four dollars 10
be made IN one year alter the death OF the
said Peter Hauzeli, aud the said con,rac,
which bears GATE on The said Ienih day of
April, A d. 1882 further provided that the
purchaser Henry HarzeIl should receive
his deed for said Real Estate aier the ma
ing oi The first pay meHt, waich said paw
nent has been made 70 your petitioner. SIX
hundred dollars Of said purchase money by
the terms of said Contract &c a. TO remain nj
the premises during the life time of the
wife of Peter HauZell, The inieresi on the
same TO be paid 10 her annually and The
principal IN three equal annuai 'astaments
aiIer her death, bat that no sufficient pro-
vision Tor The performance of the said har-
gain or contract appear 20 have been made
oy he said deceased in his lifetime though
he was well satisfied, and Intended thai the
same should be con-um mnted Anc that
the said Court will be pleased to decree The
specific performances of :he said Contract
according TO the true intent and meaning
thereof IN order 10 the completing of MS
utie according TO the act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided.
Witness lhe Honorable Warren J Wood
wsrG Esq, President OF our said Couri at
Bl"omsburg the Seventh day of Septembe
A. D., one Thousand Eight hundrej and ,ixtv
one. Jacob EyerIy, Ci'k o C.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
Bloomsburg, October g 1861
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GEs McCLELLAE has accepted the COM
mand of the army in place of Lieut. Gen
Scott resigned. Il is reported by the 1ri-
buns that Scott is about to visit Europe
The old Generals resignation was accepted
with good deal Of reluctance on the part
of the President and Cabinet. He has been
. faithful servant, and reiires from service
commanding the esteem and respect of the
entire army. His successor 10 command is
comparatively young man, bat we are
happy TO state has the entire confidence Of
the army under his control. Success to
Gen. Mcclellan.
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REGISTERS NOTICES.

NOTICE Is herebv giving 10 all legatees,
creditors and other persons interested
IN he estates OF The respective decedents
anH MINORS, lhat the following admnistra-
lion aud guardian accounts have been filed
10 tie Office of the Register OF Columbia
county. and viii be pres enied for coufirma-
tion and allowance TO he Orphans Conn,
70 he held al Bloomsbury, IN the county
aforesaid, on Wednesday the 4'h daS of De-
cemhef next, at 2 O'Clock, IN the afternoon.
!. The FIRST account OF JON WenneT,
Administrator of the e-Iate OF Solomon
Har IN an, tate OF Fishingcreek township,
ceceased.
?. The account OF John Kaifer, Guardian
OF The esise OF Margaret Pau, minor
cini Of Jacob Psrr, late oi Maine town
sniy deceased
The fir-t and final account of John
Doak and Hiram Wslp Administrators of
the estate Cf Anthony Nalp late of Briar-
creek township, tccea>ed.
T. The second account of William n.
"a GOD IN, one OF The Executors OF Jared h.
Youre late OF The Borough OF Berwick de-
cessed.
5. The account of Philip Boyer and
Abraham Cooper Executors, OF the last
viii and testament of Peter Shaffef, late OF
Derry township deceased.
s. The account Of Reuben Fahringer,
Administrator Or OF the estate OF Daniel Houck
late oil Roariugcteek twp, deceased
T. The account of David Sha6er, Guar
dian of David kocter one OF the heirs of
David Kocher, ia,e OF Briarcreek township
deceased
g. The first an final account of States
B NJ Yabtz, Administrator, ol the estate OF
Abraham S,swar, late of Name twp decd.
g. The account OF Alviua Fowler, ADJ
mlulstra'GIx OF the estate OF JOSIAH Fowler,
late oil Bratcreek township deceased.
TO- The first account Of Cyrus B Reese
Admt pis,ra,or, of Veriah Reese, lale OF
HemlOck township, deceased.
IL The account oi John Shafpiess, EE-
ecutor of the last will and testament OF
Elzapein Ai.liafj late OF Bloom township,
deceased.
l2 The account OF Samuel Appleman and
John Lemon Administrator, of Samuel
Lemon late OF Benton township decd.
DANIEL LEE,
REersrEs's oErIcE. = Register.
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OHio-There are ninety counties in Ohio,
of which about thirty gave majoriies 10
Jswett. Todd's majority will be about 55,-
600. or some 10 600 less than that Of Lin
coin over Douglas. In reference 10 the
Legislature, the Cleveland Plain Dealer
says:
The Ohio Legislature has large majority
on Joint ballot OF Union men-ihat is elect
cd on the Union or Todd ticket large
majority OF the House are of the Democrat
ic faith. and large majority of the Senate
of Republican anteeedents.
This is important as Mr. Wade's success
or is to be chosen next winter. Mr.. w.
cannot probably, secure even majority OF
his own party who is said are looking TO MIR.
Secretary Chase and others TO succeed him
Bat no one can be elected without the con :
currsnce of the Democrats of the Lower
House
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ABaAHAM LIscoLs
AbNAtAh LIN
Speech OF General Seott.

Gen Scott Ihereupon arose AID addressed
the Preside-t anr Cabinet, who had also
risen as follows:
PREsIDeST: rhls honor overwhslms me.
IL overpays all services have attempted TO
reader TO my country 1t had any claims
before they are all obliieraied BY ihi- ex-
preston of a Provai by the President. with
The unanimous support of his Cabinet. |
know the President aud this Cabinet we'll
know that the country has placed is IN
terest> IN thus trying crisis IN safe Keeping
Their counsels are wise. Their laoors are
untIrin2 as they are loyal, aAd their course
Is the rIsnt Que.
President you must excuse me am nn-
able 10 stand longer TO give ultera"ce 10 he
feelings OF gratitude which oppre me
In my retirement ! shall offer up m, prayer
TO God for this Administration aud tor my
cOuntry. shall pray TOR ii with confidence
III us success over iGs enemies, and that
speedily.
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From the War Department.


The following letter from Lieut. Gene raj
Scott was received by the President on
Thursday afternoon last
HEADauARTERs OF TAE ARMY.
Washington, D c., Oct 3I,I86I.
The Hon. S. Came,0n Secy. of Var.
SIR For more than three years | have
been unable, from hurt, TO mount a hotse
or walk more than few PAGES al a time,
and that with much pain. Other and new
ihfirmues, dropsy and vertigo, admonish
me that repose of mind and body, with The
appliances OF surgery and medicine are nec
essary 10 aid lutte more 10 life already
protracted much beyond The usual span of
man.
Ii is, Hnder such circumstances, made
doubly painful by the unnatural and unjust
rebellion now raging in the Southern States
OF our ISOLATE pros perous and happy Union.
that am competed TO request that my
name be placed on the list oi retired army
officers retired from active service
As ;his request is founded on an absolute
right granted ny recent act OF Congress
am entirely =, liberty 10 say that II is with
deep regret that Withdraw my self in these
momenIuous times, from the orders OF a
PREF Ideut who has treated ME with dstin
guished kindness and courlesy-whom |
know, upon much personal Intercourse 10
re patriotic without sectional psTtlal,ties or
prejudlces, TO be highly conscientious in the
performance OF every duty, and OF unrival
ed activity and perseverance,.
And 10 you Mr. Secretary, whom now
officially address for the last time, ! beg to
acknowledge my many ohlIga ions for the
uniform high consideration | have received
al oour hands, and have The honor 10 re-
main sir,
With high respect, your OBJ servant.
WINFIELD ScoTr
A special Cab met council was convened
on Friday morning, AT ocock, TO take the
subject into consideration.
IL was decided thai Gen. SCOTS request,
under the circumstances ot his advanced
age and inhrmI:ies, could not De declined
Gen. Mcclellan Was ,here1pop. with III 9
unanimous agreement OF The Cabuet nolif-
ed Ihat The command oil the army wou be
devolved upon him.
At tour o clock In the afternoon the Cab
met again waited upon the President and
attended him TO the residence OF Gen. Scott
On being seated the President read 10 the
General The following order:
On the firsi day OF Novemher,A D 1861
upon his own application TO The Pres dent
OF the Unied States Breset Lieutenant Gen
erdl Wiufield Scott, Is ordered TO be placed
and is hereby placed upon the list OF retired
officers OF the army OF The United Safes,
without reduction IN his current pay, sub.
sisIence, or allowances
The American people will hear with sad
ness and deep emotion thai Gen Scot, has
Withdrawn from ,he active control of the ar
my, while The President and the unanimous
Cabinet express their own and the naion's
sympathy ia his persona affection and their
profound sense OF The important public ser
wees rendered by HIM TO his country during
his long aud brilliant career among which
will eve! be gratefully distinguished his
faithful devotion TO the constitution, the
Union, AID the flag when ss-siIsd by par
rcIdal rebellion.
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GRAND JURORS

FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1861.
Bloom-PhilIp Eyer S Auslon Ritter.
Brsver-William Srhell.
Ca'tawissa-Jsrob Gen>el
Cenue.--Georee Freas, VIM Hoffman.
FraEklln-Jesse Cleaver, Clinton Men
cenhali.
Fishiugcreek-Henry Biuenbender.
Greenwood William Aaiher
Hrmlock-John McReynolds.
Jacksou-tram DER.
LocusI-WIliam Yeager
Madison Samuel Brugler.
Maiue-John Grover.
Miffiiu-Johd HerIler, Jacob Harlzel.
Oran2e-Pheulas Brewer.
Pjne-W William Kashuer.
Scou-Jotn kressler, Dan'l L. Everharl,
William White
Shugarloat-Sam'l Kitchen, John Lewis
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Pennsylvania Hospital,
SPECIAL Notice.
TO CON 5 U MPrIvE,


The Advertiser having been res ored to
health in very few week. by very sim :
pie remedy alter having suffered several
years with severe ung affection, aud IN al
dread disease, Consumption is anxIon> 10
make known 10 hi~ fellow sufferer The
mesn- OF cure.
To all who desire is, he will send a copy
of the prescription used, Gree ni charge
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find sure cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchllis, sc.
The oniy object of the advertiser ia Send
ing the Prescription 4 10 benefit The affl c
ted, aud spread information which he con-
ceivss 10 be ,nvalu. ble, and he hopes every
sufferer will i:y his remedy, il Will cos
them polhing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address, M
Rev EDWARD WILSON,
williamsburg, Kinas CO., ". 7.
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A FEDERAL. TRsr-The Republican pa :
pers are parading the following as test
question:
s.Do you hold your allegiance TO the Fed
.eraI Government superior TO the allegiance
due The State in which you reside "
This is no question at all, and simply
proves that the author does not understand
our system OF government The Constitu-
tion designates the powers of the Federal
Government, and of course, to the extent
of those powers, it is supreme-beyond
that, the States are sovereign. There can
be no such thing as a superiority of allegI-
ance in regard to the government of State
or the Federal Government, - simply be
cause their Constitutional powers do not
clash. A good citizen owes allegiance
alike TO The Slate and the Nation.
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.Ak-accidenl happened on the Cattawissa
Railroad, few days since, near MaInville,
this county, by an up train running into
truck loaded with rails; one of the rails on
the truck passing through the head and into
the boiler some five or six feet leaving out
the water and steam No one was hurt
save young man by the name OF thinner
man who got upon The train at Rngiown
for the purpose OF having pleasure ride to
Caitawissa and back. He was rather Sc
yereIy scald he being about the wafer
tank al the time of The accident. He was
brought 10 Catiawissa and cared for ty Mr..
B. P. Former, through whose kindness the
young man was kept over night, and the
following morning started for his home at
Ringtowu. The engineer made very mar
row escape, by springing behind some of
the lrame work attached 10 the engine.
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sOsE of the funny consequences OF the
Republicans arrogating 10 ihemselves the
name Of Union party exhibits itself in
giving the election returns. To style one of
the parties Union, in contradstnction, 10
the others, would make il appear that the
friends of the Union were but small mi
nority in the State This prevented the
Philadelphia Republican papers for several
days giving the returns. But a happy
thought at length struck the In91rer-it re
bap,ised the Republican Union parry the
Peoples parry and under that name II gives
the returnsl This is, however scarcely less
awkward, FOR accepting that appellaiion it
would seem that people had beaten themselves
Come, gentlemen honesty is the best policy
give yourselves distinctive rame and,
successfoI or not, stick TO j: !; it will be bet
ter for you.
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TooDL1e.

IMPORTANT TO REcsUirs AND RECRuTIHG
OFFIcERs-There are numerous instances,
where men have signed their names on en-
listment rolls, and afterwards failed 10 go
into the service of The several companies
they had pledged themselves 10. Il ap-
pears that these recruits could have been
held according 10 recent military decis>
ion Il has been decided by Generals
Butler ard Schouler. after q very careful
investigation, that a soldier is from the time
OF signing his name to the enlistment roll,
just as truly as though re were 'sworn
in ;" anc persons who have enlisted and
lett the service without proper discharge,
are TO be considered Geserers, Whether
they have been "swofn in" or not.
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PRoMoTED.-We notice by the several pa.
pers of Ills county, that CHARLES BaocK-
WAY, who volunteered in the "Iron Guards"
at this place las, Spring, has been promo
Ted to the FIRST Lieuienancy in Colonel
Leonard's Mass Thirteenth Artillery Regi-
ment, which IS lying ia Camp Banks near
Willismspou. Maryland. This appoint
meni was made by Governor Curtin. aud IL
is good one and we'll deserved. Mr.. B.
is a promising young man.
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IIARLENG'S
N1[VlRIB D1RGULAFOB9
RYRw mwsP fslD s..

GIEtS GEE e BE 50
Are pure vegetable extracts. Tney cure
all biliou- disorders of he human sy stem
They regulate and invigorate the liver and
kidneys; they give tone TO The gesIive
organs; they regulate the secretions, ex
cretions and exhaailons, equalize Tie cir
cnlalion, and purify The blood. Thus, all
bilious mplalnl--some OF which are
Torpid Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
Piles, Chi!ls and Fevers, Costiveness or
Looseness-are entirely controlled and
cured by these remedies.
DARLING'S
LIVER RI GULATOR
Removes The morbid and billions deposits
from The stomach and bowels, regulates the
Inv and kidneys. removing every otstruc-
tlon, restores natural and healthy action
Ia The vital organs II is a superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Much better than Pills, and much easier 10
take.
DARLING'S LIFE BITTERS
l. superior tonic and diuuic excellent in
cases Of loss of appetite, hatnlency female
weakness, irregularities, pain in he side
and bowels, blind, protrudiDg and bleeding
piles, and general debility.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY :
Jas. L. Crumley, merchant, l84 Fulton
street, New York, writes, August lS, 1860 /:
81 have been afflicted with piles. accom-
panied with bleeding, the last three years
| used
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DEBr TO NEWSPAPERS Newspaper sub
scripiions are iniallible tests OF mems hon.
esty. They will, sooner or later, discover
the printer some way-says he has paid
what he has not-declaTes he has receipt
somewhere-or sent money and it was los,
in The mail-or will take the paper and no.
pay for il, on The grounds that he did not
subscribe for it-or will move off leaving il
coming 10 the Office he left. Thousands of
proiessed Christians are dishonest, ard the
printers book will tell fearful tales in the
final Judgment.
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Lexington har been released by Gen. Price.
He was seen at Wauensbufg to-day, on his
way 10 Lexington 10 bring away child be
had left there.
This release indicates that the commission
sent from ST Louis some days since to eli
leci the exchange of Co.'s Mulligal and
Peabody and Major Vanhorn for Gen Frost
Col Bowen, and Maj Williams, who were
captured al Camp jackson. has been sue
cessful
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Ma. WILLIAM BUsGess, of The Greenwood
Seminary has received the appointment of
Superintendent OF the Public Schools of
Columbia county, in place of Mr. LEwIs
APPLEM4s deceased Mr.. B. held this Of
fee two terms previous 10 the election OF
Dir Appleman, and as far as We can iearn,
made an excellent Superintendent. Proba-
bly, more fl person does not reside in the
county. We have no fears of The cause OF
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DIED..

In Montoursvie Lycoming county, on
October 9Th, in he 60Ih year OF his age,
Col. THOMAS w LLOYD, formerly of Will
lismsport.
In South Bend, ST Joseph county, Tndi-
ana on the 22d OF October 1861, Mrs NAs-
CY ALLEN, consort OF Hugh Alien formerl Y
of Moulour county, in the 9Th year of h er
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THE. Genssee Farmer is on our table for
November, filed with choice and instruc-
tive matter Tor the farmer. Price soc per
annum
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FIGHTIEG KAssAs-This young State
seems to be like kilkenny cat, all fight
She has furnished, con- plete or nearly full,
nine regiments for The war, besides turn
ing Out thirty day men when emergency re-
quirsd. and every able bodied man in the
state Is said 70 be undergoing l.and rsady
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DARLING'S
LIVER REGULATOR

AMID NIlNlE lEI1t2EI@1GS,
And now CONSIDER myself enIireJ, cured !"
Hon. Jonn A. Cross writes, ''BrookIyn,
March Is, 1860. In the spring of 1859 I
took a severe cold, which induced a violent
lever took two doses oil
DArTlNG'S LIVER REGULATOR.
II broke up nv cold and lever at once. -
Previous to thus lack, had been irou bled
with dyspepsia several months have felt
no hing OF II since"
OH, Sudley, Esq. I2s East 2sih Street,
N. Y, writes 'Augusr I3 1861 had
difficulty with Kidney Compl aini IN rec
years, with constant pam IN the small cf m Y
back. | had used most all kinds OF medi-
clnes, but found 60 permanent relief until
nsSd
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In less than year aflerthe overwhelming
success and advent to power of The Repub-
licans. the Democracy compelled them to
attempt 10 hide iheir.principIes under Dem
ocra:ic names and TO abandon the very des-
ieuation by which their party was known.
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BLOOnSBURG, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9Th, 1861.

John Cessna Esq is defeated for ssem
bly, in the Bedford distric. by the mesgre ma
joriiy of Iis votes
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The iniunctioni prohibiting the publica-
ton of the West Chester Je6srsOnian has
been removed, and that pa per will again
make its appearance this week.
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tb iU6 response pl inc OCC-
relary oil war 20 the leuer OF Gen Scott:
WAR DEPARrHssT,
Washington Nov l, 1861
GENIAL: Il was my duty 10 lay before The
President your letter OF yesterday ask kng TO
be relieved under the recent acl OF Con-
gres.
In separating from you, | cannon refrain
from expressing my deep regret that your
heal h shattered by long service and re-
peaied wounds received III your country :
deience, should render II necessary iof you
10 retire from vom high POSITION al this
momentuoU> period OF our history.
Although you are 10 to remain in &C i've
service yet hope Iha: whii- continue in
charge oil the Department over which now
preside, | shall 4; lines be p rmlE ed TO
avail myself OF The benefits OF yocr coun
sells and -age experience Ii has been my
good fortune 10 enjoy personal acquaInt-
ance with you for over thirty years ahd the
pleasant relations OF thai long time have been
greatly sIrengihenedby your cord a and Ell
ire co-operaliod ol ia all the great questions
which have occupied the Department; aud
COW alsed the country tOr he last six
months.
Ia parting from you can only express
the hope that a mercifui Providence which
has protected you amidst 20 many trials al
Improve yonr health and continue your lie
ong alter the people OF the country shall
have been restored 10 their former happi
aess and prosperity
am, Gen very sincerely Your friend and
servant, Simon CAbsRoN
Sec'y OF Var
To Lieut. Gen Winfield Scott present.
THg BALLS BLUFF AFFAIR
II is said that Geu. Mcclellan has issued
an order 10 the various regiments under his
command generating Gen Stone from The
responsibility 10 the Balls Bluff affair, and
atirbuting the disaster TO the indiscTetion of
subordinate officer whose name is not
mentioned.
RELEAsE Or THE GALLANT Col. MULLIeaN.
Ixvreasos CRY Nov 1.-Passeneers from
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Daniel Dechert, editor of the Hagerstown
IND Mail, whose arrest was announced
about six weeks ago, has been released by
the Federal Government, and returned TO
his home on Saturday evening last.