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, 1861-11-07

Especial Dispatch to the st. Louis Democrat
SPRINGFIELD, No., Nov. 5, 1861.
Gen, Fremont has been induced to delay his
departure until the arrival Of Gen. Hunter,
who is expected this evening. Gen. Pope az
lived this morning. Efforts are being made
l1y the friends Of Fremont to induce him to
remain with the army even in subordinate
capacity. Many Of his staff officers are anz-
ious to stay until after battle. Colonels
Lovejoy Of Illinois and shanks and Hudson Of
Indiana, will do so, whether the General does
or not. The enemy are reported moving
north from Cassgi11e, aud Gen. McKinstry is
just about to start with considerable body
of cavalry and artillery to make a .reconnois-
sance in force.
LATER.-Nov. 4.-The efforts to induce
Gen. Fremont to remain with the army, TO act
IN the coming battle, have failed. Gen.Hunter
arrived during last night, and Gen Fremont
and most Of his staff departed to-day. Gen.
Hunter had an interview of an hour and half
with Gen. Fremont this morning, in which the
latter gave the former all his intelligence in
regard to the position Of the enemy, &c, and
laid before him the plan Of battle decided
upon hF himself end the commanders Of d.
Visions, at their council Of War held last even
iing.
: The reconnaissance in force determined on
yesterday, VAS postponed just on the eve Of
lis departure, by order Of Gen. Fremont.
A scout who arrived last night reports the
army moving slowly in this direction. McCul
1ocI has the advance, and on Friday WAS ten
miles this eide OF CassVil1e, so that by to-day
they must be very near us. A battle is immi
nent at any hour. The enemy greatly exceeds
cur force, but 10 fears are felt for the result
and our army is au here nov, excepting Gen
eraI Hunters Division.
The Body Guard Of Ho1man's sharp-shoot
ers we're the only troops that left with Gen
Fremont. Gen. Asboth accompanied the Gen
era1, and acting Brigadier General Carr has ta
ken command Of his Division. Cols. Loyejoy
Shanks and Hudeon, late Of Fremont's staff
who remain hers to participate in any battl
which nay take place, have received appoint
! ments On Gen. Hu1ter's staff.
, 1861-11-07
Kew Jersey Traxedy-AlmostA Another
Suicide.

KeN Jersey TFaKedy-.Almost Anotaef
Suicide.
From the n 7. Com. Advertiser, Monday Event
About one O'Clock this morning, MIS-.
Markg, one Of the parties arrested On sus-
picion Of being implicated in the Ful1ner
murder, and the sister Of Albertina Pfaun,
attempted to commit suicide IN the Eighth
ward station house, under the following cir.
cumstances. Mrs. Marks, it appears, has
been closely watched since her sister com
lnitted suicide, and a woman has constantly
kept her company In her cell. Between half.
past twelve and one o'clock, this morning,
Mrs. Marks seated herself on q lounge in her
eel, ,and placing her arms over the lounge wrap
ped herselfinh her shawl. About one o'clock the
door keeper entered her cell, and observing
small spot of blood On the prisoners hands
he at once appfosched her, and rsmoy;
cut the arm lying over the back Of tht
the knife was ahort and dull, or the woman
would undoubtedly have Injured herse1
fatally. As it is, no danger is apprehendsd i
The knife 1t is supposed she go. concealed xs s be
besrched in the station house.
, 1861-11-07

TFrom the n. 7. Express, Monday EvenloS.J
Gen. scott. will occupy suite Of rooms st
the Breyoort House, on the ground door,
fronting on Fifth Avenue and Eighth street.
At present the ladies' par1or and bedroom
adjoining have been appropriated to his use.
Gen. Scott expresses his determination to re-
cei7e no public demonstration Of any kind, for
the reason that be is unable to bear the fa-
tigne consequent on such an arrangement. On
ssvera1 occasions during the journey, which
the General bore better than Was anticipated,
#sen stoppage oceurrsd the Reople, assem- sen
AID Gen Van Vliet mas pushed forward on the
ilatform and was enthusiastically cheercd.
This susc IVES tried at Harrisburg, but did not
succeed. Nothing could be ascertained ,show'
ever, rs to the future movements, as the Gen
cral probably Is not decided in regard to them,
, 1861-11-07

Constitutional Convention.
The results of the election in this State, on
Tuceesy, for delegates to the Constitutional
Convention, are as yet very incomplete. The
following, however, would seem to have been
elected -
aGth district -Sangamon-Benjamin S. Edwards
a1.d Jaraes D. Smith. Democrats.
Hst-Pec1ia and stark-N.. Il. Purple and Nr.
Manning, Union. 49,,
d3i-Ia Sale, Livingston and Grundy-Aex.
Ca1nrlell and F. 4. Armstrong, Union.
a5th-Iroouoie, Will, Du Page and kankaEce-
John W. Paddock, Francis Goodspeed, and Henry
C. Cbllds, Tnion. -.,
51st-Jo Davies' and dCarro1-Wellinstonh elsn-
1cy and Henry Smith. Union. ,,.
54th-Boone and McHenzy-William II. Jack-
son, Enion-
5;;h-South Chicago John Wentworth and
Melville II. Fu1ler, Cn1cn.
57th-North Chicaeo-John Henry Muhlke and
Elliott Anthony, Union.
, 1861-11-07

w an TED-A Pastry Cook
lady answering
w the advertisement a3d requested the Picture
LET At cett.n place vii fnd letter IN the once
NJ AETED w orsted Knitters at
w GRAVES L IRVINE, IS Lake street. Apply
from to o'clock A NJ noT-tl66-1t
I OST-Saturday Evening" Nov.
- 2nd; on the State street Horse Railroad. In the
ia;f car tbat evening". Fitch E1ttorine The Under
~ -
, 1861-11-07
FROM QUINCY
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.] ]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
QUINCY, November 6. 1861.
The Banking Law on specie basis, has few
friends here In four Wards Of the city out
Of six, and in five townships, it received but
len votes. Full returns from the entire city
OF county cannot be given until the official
canvass is made. The whole Democratic
Compromise ticket is undoubtedly elected.
The vote is about one half Of that cast last
, 1861-11-07
Arrest u n Burglar.
fEram 41,e M{1wausea Eantfnct Wed1au;

from The MNW21See Sentinel, Wednesday,
Some eix or seven days ago, 4 safe belong
ing TO j. L. Bowman, Of Portage City, was
broken open, and notes, drafts and money to
the amount Of S13 600 taken therefrom. Yes
terday Dir. Bowman came to This city, be1iey-
ing that one Of the parties who had been en-
gagged in the robbery Was here. The search
YES successful, and on the person Of the rob-
berWas found considerable portion of the
stolen property His name is Frank Burns,
and there is reason to believe that he and two
othe1s-one Of whom was arrested yesterday
st Horizon, and gave bis name as Mccarthy,
and another who WAS arrested in Portage,
rsnled Burdick-were not only the indivld:
uale who planned and accomplished the rob
btry at Kilbourne City, but we're in this city
recently, and interested directly In the recent
housebreaking Affairs
, 1861-11-07

NEWARK, N. J. , Nov. 6-The annual elec-
tiou il this State, yesterday, was for county
officers, one-third Of the Senate, and full
Rouse OF Representatives. The returns are
scattering, but both branches Of the Legisla-
ture will doub:less be largely Union
Straight Democratic tickets were run in
some Of the counties, in opposition to the
Unicn nominations, and have been successful
in several instances.
TRENTON, N J., Nov. 6.-The State has gone
Democratic. The returns ar5 not yet all in,
but sufficient to make it certain that the Dem
ocrats will havea majority in both branches
OF the Legislature. The House is composed
Of 80 members, and the Senate 81 The foot
ings at this time are Senate, II Democrats ;
10 Republicans. House, 81 Democrats, 222 ise.
pne1icans, and / Union.
, 1861-11-07

Robert Bunker, exMayor Of Mobile, and
and. Lowe, Of Georeis, arrested here last
week, en- route from Europe to the South, will
leave for Fort Warren. In Boston HarboF, to
day, under charge Of Deputy United States
Marshal Small, assisted by Samuel Colby,
where they will be provided with winter quar-.
terr. They are suspected agents OF the South
ern COME deracy, though what the nature Of
the proof against them Is, hiss not beep made
puhlie-C Cincinnati; Con7ncrcial 9Th. 80
, 1861-11-07

r OST-A small Gold Anchor, near
- the Trcmcnt House. The finder VIII be liberal.
Il rewarded b. leaving it st tho Office Of the fremont
, 1861-11-07

r. .-s:'e C.n:ral Committee is
,-:;:., ;t:ss;ore The election, de-
~. t-blli1a!es On the Bryan
=: rjc7ls for ultra Aboli- i!
-: i! course, John Went
it,: :;-nn Il II good Democrats
-. :::v ::sv would the evil one.
;::: :::::se,. .::ss:,: i long letter to the
-. .eror and effect. The
!: II; G:.se On strlct.par5y is
!: -. !.3.tsIs have shown.
Il: x -: Tlis John Brown
=, T.: lp=nl5 and boldly in
=: =:::- s::-: Il! II TIC slaves Of the
-: =: len 10 fight for the
:::a:.. !! u overwhelming ma
:: l.:-:-.4si, IL. Fuller, q Demo-
~. IN, IN the presump-
III. nazt be a pretty
::G,1;;s:s!s: !:::G;:s. to be running on the
.::4 i: ~ i ing John" The Dem
.z.:::ve voted fer Wentworth al
::*::, Z. l&*.lE llle Republicans, at
IL; IL EH:;;l1lo:s for Judge Higgins, iggin,
J.: - ;" ::ee--c. The fact is, the
81! Coe'a; county have grown
I'd 5l;i u ;aaa .s.an19C IN which the
= ec1d1c::e;l They want the
L ii :Ie most expeditions
- lii: tD.l ;:esirc to have the
g.: *! employed by the Gov
go -! : crushing the rebellion
nd restoring peace t.
= :: T--;!y manifest this feelin!:
-. -: .@g:z: ultra Abolitionist il
, 1861-11-07

OTTAWA, Dec. 6.-The election of county
ef3cers for La Sale county resulted in elect
ing ?. T. Leland, {Dem.) Judge; 8. Y. Ray.
mond, (fndependent DENY Clerk; Geo. 8.
stebbins, [Union Repub.) Treasurer; J. B.
Rice, Qndependent DENY School Commi6-
Alexander Campbell (Union Repub-) and r.
4. Armstrong, (Union Dem. for Constitution
al Convention. The vote wa8 unanimous
against the banking lay on specie basis.
, 1861-11-07

T OF OF THE NORTH SIDE
~ WANTED--The advertiser wishes to exchange
I'll imp: owed property renting for $1 per
1nenth, Tor building lat situated IN pleasant 10
alty on the North Side and not t. exceed cne mile
property to dispose Of viii ind good bargain. For
F.!ut ulars, address IS. We, Troane 0hlce Chicago,
Illinois. NOT hiss.
, 1861-11-07

Contemplated HXE42n&e OF Ff1EoneEN,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Client. Kurz, q.
navy, has been released on parole from
Richmond, for the purpose Of endeavoring to
fl, ct sn exchange Of prisoners. It ia said he
is lsEe]y to succeed, having enlisted the gym
patty Of the Government BY bis description
The Cabinet wEI give the matter the deepest
consideration.
, 1861-11-07


1855 Division Of 5000 man
4: :''7;;a o;' Springfield On Mon
= :::sSerc destitute Of proper
: ~: +clic.c1t IN means Of trans
J. -. I'M could scarcely reach
=: =: ;::::s:e today or tomorrow.
IT, ;",s MS fought On Tuesday or
~ ~ ~ itrSes could not have
: .'''%" 'aca. We greatly fear
/: II sasott!c:cntly supplied with
[,..~ .~-siel2a-}y for the artillery.
-, :: ''"= {: great many shells CT
|>.s ~ . max: q wagon load over
-: :; TIT army had to march:
A"2 that each division was
IN neaas Of transportation.
f.: p!eees Of artillery accom-
- aooFs, las not been made
y. &c suppose there were not
'alrty or forty guns.
~7ss' VIC think there were twe
ard 1our or FIVE Companies
SsFe1.al,s 2, 600 troopers. Int t,,a,
>.*a5 badly arned-some wer
's;s!s and others had no swords
zea and mounted cavalry b,
s,:..a1 :.salen::s 800 body guards, bu
-. ney left the army when h
.-.aed to St. Louis, claimin,
=: ~aa;loas !; on which they enliste'
:: :. '1sla to serve Fremont an,
,s*7srnment. ALL
;;;,s- uEy round about Springdel
.sc Ct Ieoa, having been plu,
4a's s.sa uo by the rebel horde
b. @u =: oi Gen. Lyon. The so
:: :" therefore, On short allowanc
.,,,; ~ Some time before the suppl
:s1 ::' vt organized and dispatche
49,, ~: snd the distance cons11m,
:,st r.: !':sdea teams. ''A'
wv ~. placed the number Of ear
-, ,4SlderablY below its nomin
a.. eou-t Of The sickness amor
~ Which has thinned out the
7isI severely. Some thousands
q ,,s,' lAllcn by The way side, a,
Saad, Cold, wet, bad tou
H. !, clothing destroyed tht
ss;,,, s eonmissariat Of the arn
ttis tE's Tad. The California es,
s.,,,uelateR, have been t
k .a. IN plundering the CT
ID ,nn r4.e hme to organize an G
4b,sa saaelent transportation seryii
w. aza the months of Aupu
t<s,s.s seo October in which to D,
*ss];..mo mules harness and wago
NJ us :, have been expended in /
In ~ saese things, but where ,
IT, ime comes to use the,
scattered from St. Louis
, 1861-11-07

WAsH1EGTox, Nov. 6.-The extreme pickets
Ct our army and the rebels in the direction OF
the Occooaon, had friendly interview on
Sunday, One rebel, claiming to be an ina-
rressed Peuneylvanlan, said that many ragl-
1nents had been Withdrawn to Richmond, and
Dthers we're expected to follow.
The rebels are thought to be building large
rumbe1 Of flstboats at Quantico creek-
Especial to the N. 7. Herald1
WASHINGTON, Nov "a scout from w.
einia reports Beau1egard's army stalone9 W
{he RIGHT cf Braddock's Road, between fais1 AZ
INK and Centeryi11e, 100, 600 strong, with ~
p:eces of artillery, but indiferent!y msnnea' mM'
and cannoniers undiscipl1ned: I1e Quaster-
masters Department is defcie7mG e. ID Wasons,
and meuY troops are barefooh me virginia
troops die dispirited- Tb3se "ho5e Term OF
enlistment has expired ~on't re'enll5t' ana de-
sess sconti3e e ~ 1srties ron Gen. Smiths digis'
i'm IN fI,s fifrectpn Of Fairfax Court House,
1en1 renor1 - that the lebel pickets have advanced
v}Rth3n - n@,iL and j. half Of Vienna. 4 con-
.;aa-ah1a 4ehel force is at Fairfa1 Court
Honsa nd rebel troops are being thrown
1est 70 the vicinity Of Leesburg.
"WAsBKa7oN, Nov. 6--GoVetnor Gamble
aas made an arrangement With the GoEeIn'
ment that the United States shall arm, e4nap,
clothe. transport, and pay the Missouri miAtla
who nay volunteer for service In the ststo OF
il, It's defence. The plan secures unlly OF
action between the Federal and State troops,
The Railroad Convention adjourned toF.ay
and sereed to run four through tra1as daaiy
from Washington to New York; tune ten and
eleven hours.
, 1861-11-07

1Waeh. Cor N. 7. C0n1h1efE1HI, 1noH9a3.l
Secretary Seward left this morning for New
York, where he has Important business. a. Ae
Seward, during his fathers absences, will be
Acting Secretary Of s.ate. Three Of the most
important members of the Cabinet-the Sec
reiafies Of War, Of the Treasury and State
&re now absent.
, 1861-11-07
Southern Neyyk.-.The Con8t Fleet
Another Rebel Fast DAy...RtauFes
puarAsR Movements.

auara,a Movements.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6-The Baltimore sur
says Beauregard was at Gordonsyille, Va, on
Monday, bound to Charleston. The Nelas
Sheet has o statement from Annapolis that IL.
Coo troops are gathered there to be sent south
as soon as the Transports Of the expedition re-
tu1n.
sAyAsSAH, Nov. IA Richmond paper says
that Federal higate attempted to % burn r.. EeS.
tailed. and the frigate retired.
There were iii Federal prisoners At Rich
mo1d On Saturday.
Especial to the N. 7. Evening Post'1
WASHINGTON, Nov Richmond papers
of MONDAY. lust received here, make no men-
ton Of the landing Of the Naval Expedition
ss a tss seis ase Il ef i hs easss ssusfs fs
n1eee lint fhe movement of the fleet has
created Intense alarm among, the rebels;
They IRE anxiously awaiting intelligence Of
the blow that is to be struck.
JEFF Dayis has appointed Friday, Nov. 18th,
an . daV Of fasting and prayer.
, 1861-11-07

=: =. r1,s 10 have done the
-, :::e LIE election, and q
:: {: 5ysr 100000, and a
:,.~.:s IT, .::ll:::::lare, is Z nut for
.,.,nr,.; 10 crack. New
=! MEX, s.ul;ided herself
:;,e lin Ct James Lynch
III Esvss c1e Of the Varian
.-,:,s ID away from Bull
=. ::;;:1:} II the enemy's
, 1861-11-07

Mt AR1NE B 4NK CHECKS!
1-Severa1 Thousand dollars Of
9IARINE BANK CHECKS,
On hand and for sale at fair price. VIII buy CT
make advances on said checks,
B.F. DOWNING & Co, So C1s-k street.
TOR SALE OR TO RENT-The
l. Lyons Brewery, in the State Of lows, having un-
de1g9ne thorough reBsirs With cellar capacity fer
yantagts IN proportion Termf easy- Apply to
TAD&A5 THOMAS, Jr- LYoEs. Clinton County,
lows. not hiI3 st
, 1861-11-07
Gen. Nelson's PFogfe
KAmtRGK1

Gen. Nelson's Progress In Eastern
Kentucky
NASHVILLE, Ky., Nov. GA gentleman
frcm Prestonburg says Gen. Nelson has taken
possession Of that place, and had advanced SIX
miles beyond to Licking Station, and was still
marchir g on the pickets Of the enemy, Who
were ten miles ahead Of where the rebels, 5000
strong, we're expected to make stand. Gen.
Nelson expected to come up to them yes
~4cr1aY,
, 1861-11-07

::::;:2s: :sa:.ss: .1s are felt in st. Louis<
Z, :, eug almy ct Springfield.
= =. .!;!:en2e from there is to
!: !: --:-:-s. - Noy. 4!h. It was be-
u, IL n:.ea The messenger left
-: combined rebel forces Of.
ssss..tch, Rains and Thompson,
: e: aalla.2:l Of Gen. Albert S.
: @z|d attack our forces at
:: " Tuesday or Wednesday.
%:;;:t1E:hi was yariously stated st
; = = IIt,,. How much reliance
::4s-4 in t:.:.ess!e reports is impossi-
: E1' the question in which peo-
:iia:erts,el, is the strength and
: It's FEDERAL forces at Spring
~ ability 10 rcsis: the tlre.t-
Il.
:: to our best information there
'::::2 1!eli on last Monday the fol-
i. .1f'
, 1861-11-07
THE PATRIOT BROWNLOW.
Indictment and Approaching Imprisonment.


Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, Of Saturday,
October 26th, was the 1aet number Of that pa
per 10 be issued, the editor having been IN
dicted by the Grand Jury, and his imprison-
ment determined upon. The extracts we pub
1ssh below will be read with interest:
BIfQ5YEI 01y,S az
, 1861-11-07
The AnatttnE Roard at SC. Lop1a.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-The members Of the
Commission to investigate unpaid claims
against the Government il the Western Mill
larry Department have all arrived, and will
probably enter upon their duties Immediately.
The rumor gained much currency here to-
dsy, that the order for FremoRt's removal had
been suspended for the present by Gen. Nc
Clellan, with the Presidents sanction.
, 1861-11-07

farther news from the
- ..S=sc Unknown whether
'..,r7.s;;:,!, =. .,r7.;:,! turn into Bull Bay
,-.:;cc;l coast. Southern
!, .,,v:-c lint on the sub
,,::1r.: sNne little appre-
:. e-:::d Is said 10 have
.:.: :. E., to look after the
~. ~: i second Confed-
.5-::: ,.t.a appointed for Fri
: -.
, 1861-11-07

Distinguished Departures for Europe.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The steamship Africa
sailed to-day for Liverpool, with forty pas
SINGERS, among whom were Archbishop
Hughes and Thurlow Weed. Gen. Scott, it i
7nderstnod rDes in SaturdaS'e steamer,
, 1861-11-07
From E3oston.--The EIecI1on--.P0lit
cal Prisoners.

cal Prisoners.
BosToS, Nov. 6.-The Republican State
ticket IS elected By $4,000 majority: Both
lican-
Parker 81. French has been sent to Ft. Var
ren, by orders from Washington.
Tie following political prisoners were dis.
charged st Ft. Warren this afternoon, after tax
ing the oath Of fallegisnce:-capt. =. Z; Shields,
formerly Of the o. g. army, arrested Oct. 25th;
Wn. Gilch1ist, arrested in Philadelphia, Sept.
25ih VIM. Calkins, Of Richmond, Va, arrest,
ed ct Philadelphia, Aug. 26th; Peter Riley, o,
'Chn1lestou, 8. c.. arrested Sept. 23d
, 1861-11-07

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-The State election
passed eff quietly. The city Of Milwaukee
ard county gives $500 Democratic majority.
The returns SO far, from the State, Indicate the
election of L. ?. Harvey, Republican, for Gov
ernor, by q lsrge majority. Il is thought
elected.
The renewal Of Gen. Fremont was received
bere with much regret, and seems to be the
absorbing toEic.
, 1861-11-07

The Officers Mt Fort MoHF0e~sN00ps
Probable Resignation.
New YORK, Nov. GA letter to the COM.
nhreia1 from Fort Monroe, says the resigna-
tion Of Wool is anticipated there. It also
1l,,re are two field officers st the Fort, q
Major and Lieutenant Colonel Of artillery,
who are favorable to the rebel cause.
, 1861-11-07
Peoria City and County.

PEORIA, Ill, Nov. 6-The Democratic
Union Ticket of Peoria County is elected by
. majority OF 1000. Peoria city gave Demo-
cratic Union majority Of So.
, 1861-11-07

Buffalo CITY Election.
BUFFALO, Nov. 6-Wm. G. Fargo, Dem, is
elected Mayor by several hundred majority
over James Adams, peoples candidate.
, 1861-11-07

An Ohio Regiment for Kentucky.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 6.-The 41st regiment,
C.l. WIZ. B. Hazen. which has been in camp
Etre for several weeks, left for Camp Denni-
scn (CincinnstD this morning, and will pro.
csed thence to Kentucky.
, 1861-11-07

,.;;-e~ # chicago, OF any ore
49, =, vi o: our city, should
:. i, !: i.,,e;.:nlcnt prepared by
-, 4 - !aya N charge the
i: ;;hc location of5 the
80
. i;;at:y. Il is an elaborate
;;:;cr, ana should, IS We
gre weight in deciding the
, 1861-11-07
:. rtIor1 that Gen. Wool
:: :c ras resigned, or is
clnul!$slon.

- .:,ne III the memory OF
.:..,r. =; :;c::itn has been held
y, r;a>t. The presence
;:.s Proclamation Of Gen.
- =, ,ciura'icn Of the Plugs.
: .,,~.: II, ,;!.,*7;;y was given IN
r.: 5000 will be given IN
'. =, .u-r:.rs II. Bradford,
:. ~,-.- i, succeed Gov. Hicks.
, 1861-11-07
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1861.


of the Enenay..Our Forcea
on the Alert..GeH. Hunter in Com.
n1and-.Gens Fremont en- route to ST.
Louis.
, 1861-11-07

TOUND-A Memorandum Book
4 containing sund1y papers. with the aarne OF D.
B. P1DEer. The oEner can have tie sane by apply.
Ing at this Office MOI hl6}It
, 1861-11-07

ALBANY, Nov. GA dividend Of 4614 per
cent is declared On all dividends allowed
sgainst the Bank Of Albany, payable to-mor-
row at the Exchange Bank.
, 1861-11-07

WTANTED-Vessels wanted to
w bring Lumber from It. C1sir River. Apply to
COREY d DWIGHT, near Lake street Br1dg &c.
~
, 1861-11-07

Powder Explosion and Loss Of Life.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6--Yesterdsy after
neon two workmen were killed and one ST.
yerely injured, by the blowing up Of a build
irg at the Bridesbury Arsenal containing
Eliminating powder.
, 1861-11-07
Mem advertisements.

w 4 NTED-A Partner with
W ti,Mo to take an 1ntere't IL good safe bust.
ferred References exchsnged. .Addrtss "Mr Mile
Boz 3221, Chicago Post 0uicet staticg where In
teryteW can be had, not ftl69it
, 1861-11-07
,a, Griih1l1rB
November :, 1861.

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

ORDER No =.
Head Quarters Sintt B,ggaie Ts1B Mia'l.
MARSHALL, june 3. 1851.
w or,lr % more thoroughly organize the Mi
| ita Of the Sixth BfieadF TeXas,
II is ordered that the Marshall Beat or Pre-
einct No. 3, be divided by T.. upper Jenafson
road, ru,sirg North 20 he l'rocinct line No. 4.
and the Carthage road ruanit. South T. the
Precinct line 40 g. 20 rs to divide said pre-
cine, no 5 into two Divisions which are entitled
to one Company each.
II is lnrihf ordered that the following Dis.
trc,a be and they are hereby entitled TO one
Company each. tc-wii
Boats Nos /, ?, 3, G. and The East haE Of
10. anl that said compauies constitute The
Eastern Battalion And thai Beats Nos. md
II, . and 10, ! and {. sna the West hall oil No.
3 add that said companies constitute the Yves
tern Battalion
II isuirthsr 0r,icred tina, IRE presiding officers
Of the civil Bats as appointed by Che Comfy
Court open polls at their respective Precincts
excepting Boats Nos and II. which election
shah be held II, Hickory Grove. aud by the Pre-
siding officer u that Beat Aud Beats Nos 9
and o,shieh election SHALL be held o. Iagrore's
aud by She press ding ceiecf OF 'sli Beat And
that Nn, N Johnston hold The election FOR ,he
Eastern Division Of Boat Ne. 3, aud thai VIM
N0odson, dr., hold the csetion cor the " esteFn
Division OF said Beat No 8, al tie Coutthousy
IN the city Of Marhall Sud clcrt.on to bC
held on Saturday the 22d dry Of Jane. inst
1861 Tor the election Of one Caption. one FRS,
Lieutenant and two Second Licatensa.s AID
said Presiding Officers are hereby required 'c
mlkc due returns OF said elections 10 7. A. ilar
ria, Brigade Major Of the 9th Brigade TcXai
Militia at Marshall in accordance with the law
made and provided in such casts.
Al Divisions Brlsaaes Regiments i'at,allons
or Companies failing IN organize aud report
will according to law, be attached 70 the near
est Of either tina, does ofRanse.
jiy or9er 4
q. +. LANE, Brig Gen.
/. s'rM Brigade Ieras NHas
= A. HahEn Brlgadier VI Jor