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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-28

AB nsHedy fUr this uuu, disgrssutus . q oistf
nate ma ady, tbs VEGETABLE LIFE MEDT-
ONES deserve a Distinct aud en nphsfio r oor,nfsT,
darto1. II IA wellkn1Wn % hundreds q this Citr
Ia e The former opriet0r Of these vaualls med
cines WAS msif sfiiicted with the cEn iairie fyf
Upwards Of thirty i've years, and thas 10 cried il
Vdn eYory reuesly prescribed Within ths whoi1
compass Of the Mefcrta Nsdioa us, however a
length tried the medicine wli ch 10 now offered 60
the public and he was cured Ia a very short Gma.
atter his recovery bnd been pTouuuDosd NOT ouIy
improbs' !e, bat absolutely impossible. b. auT hu-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-28
REGULATIONS FOR 1861.
B.RTES OF .RDV-EBTFsEgN's3.

3 s s s $ { s
lDat. 50 rs l 90 Is / 50 / j rs
Dass. Is 10 10 90 26 sb
Days. O0T 50 I75I rs rs Is
DAYS. ] 26 | 90 2 50 IS g s76 l5
OaaT. I / 80 10 ! 50 so 40 go
we. 81 80 Is 90 IS 4 50I IS
WsgEs 2 50I 3 IS 90 s Is 1901 10
We-ks 8 90 SO s 09i I 50 9 90 10 60
30. 40Ol 90 80o 10 90 V 90 "A .
Ne 5. 90 IS II so ls rs Is 90 IS is
Mos. 7 50 II Is I5 90 Is IS q 90 Is IS
Nos. 50 Y rs II 90 81 IS 2S 50 q rs
Mos. 10 90 IS 90 20 90 IS 90 80 90 IS 20
Nos. l8 90 ne so 26 90 50 so 80 90 IS 20
Dfo's is COL q 50 / 30 90 tS7 80 As OF 81 so
AdvertIsIng an the WeekIy.
One square, one insertion. ............... 1 GO
two /" ........ ........i so
+" three " ........ ........2 90
For each subsequent insertion, and for
each insertion of each additional
square, ...s,..s....O 30
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-28
Mofatt's Lifa pillalIl

Are composed u Vegetable tngre uoa aexclusiyeie
as can be a+certained W chemical Tests. rhuir
prominrnt qualities are thosa Of ln aetiva and
searching, though perfectly q I'D and agreeable de-
telgent apertenfi Of "a gentle guporidc, pvnOffng
the insensble perspiratiOn Of pleasant diureflc,
inviRorating the kidneys and bladder and Of a
delightful tonic cardiac exciting appetite by the
demands of active digestion, and chearing the mind
with that grateful sense of renovated health which
of the E.llellnll. -Ilr-..a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-28
NIoEFAW WagR

14440 LIS q = QB01X 61CLeTG{
Cure IsysI,ep IA, BY thoroughly cleansing IA nr-t
and sec@ud 5tomachs. and creating dyw OF pure
b sithy bile, inatrssa of tbo stale sud aord Kind
tlaru!eDryl Loss " Appetite, Heartburn, Hends
acme, ltes'4 asne-s. u Temper, Anxiety, auEuor,
ard Ae sttsc .uiy, Nhch the general sFn,n.n-
- D " Do -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-28
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS q A MODE
nE rIIRE

ess- well regulated aud Proportionets cuantley
OF bile apOn the stomach, a always requisite a.
tho promotion Of sound hoaltn--lt stimulates a.
seNttoo and keeps the tnteshnal canal free from ala
CbstractG9n7 When tbore n dehcioncy If biis
tho 10 10 constantly stive. On tils other hand
over abundance Of bile causes frsqueBf n.s,,.as
IN the stomach and often prom tes very severe ~
tacks o4 disease. which sometimes end in death
DR.. Moffat's Life Medicines I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-28
The Phoenix Bitters m

30 denominaIed frpm rh~ir astonishin posrse oi
creating new life and health. as { were, friun the
very a hes of the m1st diapidated constitutio a.
are moro strongly tonic and moro rnuiediatey In
Vtgorating than PILLS. containing the same choice
vegetable eKtr tcts the LITTER, Ii difgrent mod
hication. Although roaliy less cathartic than the
LIFE pills, they nsvArthelsss togln T. cleauss fbs
slimsutary canal much sooner; generally sliahtff
oPeyattrg within three or fOHr hours, aud prg,duc
Ing adeclded sens- Of rel ef 70 the head and stom
sohs and ezhieratIng the mind eVsn ia iess tinsr
than fhfE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-28
Mofatf'a Llfa PillaIlI

II gfec5oHs e5 tss had, stoE seadaoAa o. asrrcss
hsaddc'1s, tsoso PiS tyal 30 otnd posses lae a
solstaTv g6lo4cg.
Mofat's Phoenix Bitters!i!
Have ben happilg ssd f0 lss s Esger a.d Aan.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-28
Piles Piles! Piles /

Sh0aLd b taken "A tbs eaTiy stGgss a Btitoss to-
Pta1nts, SSd Pey"E7S Cd 81 s'rog GooSTfsg d6eo
, 1861-11-02

Yesterday, By virtue OF special orders from
the Government to Col Martin Burke and
Col. Loom}s, Ill prisoners military, naval,
and political-in Forts Lafayette aoo Colnm.
for transfer to Fort Morgan, In Boston harbor.
The order Was originally received on Saturday
last, Haa conntefmanded, but being yesterday
reieEued, the prisoners were aroused AZ an eat-
II hour, and ordered to prepare for emosrka.
lion. Everything being IN feadine4s, ths Eort tor
Iafayette p1ieonerB, to the nu16eE q w.:
we're brou2ht under guard to the WhAft, AND
with their effects, P1t on board Large 1stty-
boat. which conveyed them to 6oTernor'5
Island- The feny;eoat eane atongnae % soe
tered b7 Government and Was lying with steam
up alongside the wharf 1t Fort Columbus, and
the prisoners were marched up On board and
COLLECTED On the hurricane deck, Whefe 1oe
roll was called for the second time Mean,
She ;nsa s%,sF q IT m md 81 Hoo @
ts, Gpt. .UpdegEaff, aud theother oheess, We @
busy attending to the details OF gath1g me
prisonera' baggage in reAdi1ees and placing
and detxiljng the guard. The rooeae Coe'
oDe1 Pe91sm,. Goaan1oa1le oA19n. ~ ~
| Vere baEd at work packing their effects H1t6
| their oEn hands, In the absence OF the faithfn!
| ronf,afands Whq. In similar c1tn7e, Wou4
.baye performed the ungratefR1 Office tor them
Narthal Ka1e and the other prominent pEa'
L QNef6 were yE1Y 4QE& 10 2621G k&ak0 CoA0H@ ~
| BE Gusrffrp fof the uncatatntieAo OF Fort Nor
IN cxematee, snd some weze vehemsnt in
7itupe1ation s9six 1t the GoveEnment for thel,
| fTmpgal a easrd Of about a0 1egalaxs Il
charge Of theE ofacezs ~. dss.aled e accom- on
I fheen MIG formed Ia double lines, the pKis
oxe,s TeIo marched between them to es'
/ bcat when II were eafo ou boaEds he line
Hsfe cast ID. md the noble steamer taofe
j away ffoua the WHAT with hs9 fQad & zear.
, 1861-11-02
ANOTHER DLE7ATNH.
C. nn3nY T,s-~ 4 - ~ ~

AAOkHEH .HL&fAINH.
Especial Dispatch to tbs Chicago T1ibnne.1
sT. Louis, &oTenbas /, 1851.
The Democrat has Letter from Charlton
county. Judge Hunt, a prominent ci.izen Of
that county bad returned f1o1E Ptica'5 camp
at Neosho, which place he left4on the 23d Of
October. Price md McCrlfca$h were both
there, having sunited their foans, making,
Judge Hurt. thinks, so.oco MIN: They had
received large supplies Of esathiug, medi
cines. &c. Rided cannon werf;e1pscted to
reach there On Sunday. John B: Clark, in
cIuge Of them, had sent rnnuefs forward a7-
nouncirg their approach. Tin Legislature
was in sesslon at Neosho, but licked four Of
QUORUM Price says he Will make stand at
Eeosho and vail for FremouH reasonable
time. &c expects to whip I'm eaaa1y, aud
then take up his 1ipe ct march for st. Louis
or Central Missouri. and 60 into winter quar-
terE. =,
The correspondent YES ct Glasgo1~ on the
29th, and eaw several squads Of zsoldiers crpss-
ing the river, bound for Priesf army.
Ma}or j. D. C1arkson the I'D ti1ibuster, Is
in Howard County, with about 10 men. There
are several squads Of rebels inGro ynrd, Chari-
ton and Boone, and trouble :ilrxpected from
them. -. -
+ a company OF Jayhawkerss:. was recently
raised in Charlton, and the upRer part Of How
ard, for the purpose Of attacking Col Morgan
at seda1ia PRICES irregularG who have been
roaming at large since the bat1e Of lexington,
will sts1t back to join their chief. PRICES
trfenfss in The interior think hi ia the trreatest
, 1861-11-02

Especial Dispatch to the ch5sgo Tdbune.1
cA1no, November i, 1861
The Cairo, second Of the neT Tgun-boata build
ing at Mound City, WAS launched this after
noon. Owing to the blustef1ng state Of the
weather, the concourse Of sRectators was not
60 large as at the previols launch Of the
Mound City, the first I
A report reached here tonight that great
dIsafEect'on existed among 1ha commanding
rebel cfictrs at Columbus. kPilow and Polk
had quarreled. Pillow se13 in his rezlgna.
ton and challenged Polk to 4ght duel.
A large force of rebel infantry had arrived at
Columbus from Memphis snd other points
fcuth, and are preparing to repair fur thsr cast
supposed to be Bowling Green.
Brig. Gen. JEFF Thompson had arrived at
Columbus. He wants anoslser army.
, 1861-11-02

Arrival OF the HofQHalA.

CAFE RACE TELEGRAPH STATION, Nov. l.
The steamer Borussfa, from Hamburg, via
noon tor New York. The Associated Press
yacht boarded. her, obtaining dispatches
Her adyices are three days later than the En-
ropa's, and are Of interest COMMERCIALLY.
Breadstnffs show decline. The steamers
Bohemian md Edinburg had arrived at Liver
pool 23d, and the Persia at Queenstown 23d.
The Times, in a leader, says tbs blockade Of
the Southern ports is not effective, AID re-
minds the Washington Government that for
eien nations are bound to recognize real
blockade. It also shows that the cutting of
Of The Gotten supply is the work Of the s9uth
as much as the North; and 1t also seems quite
true that al cotton expectation has been for
hidden by the Confederate Government, in
order that foreign nations, especially England,
may be forced to take sides in the American
quarrel.
Spain, France and England will send join.
expedition TO Mexico, and Spain Will demand
satisfaction for iusnlts.
, 1861-11-02
Assistant QNarte1NsAsz4K Davis in Re.
plY to Gen TAoN40,

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. l-AsSistANt QuafIef-
master E. N. Davis, under Gen. Fremont, pub"
evening, to A6iutant Geners} Thomas, making
several corrections relative to HIMSELF Pue"
lished in the letter Of Cen. Thomas to secIe-
taEy Cameron. He entirely exculpatos ten.
Fremont from any concern with bis purenase
Of blankets, and eays That when The tepon @
the board reached Gsn. Fremont, be expressed
great displeas1re aad requ1sea NE 9nn1 a.p1sa
"a rotten and wofthisss, md the only fault
that could be found With them was the econ-
omV nract,sed IN maktpg than The ave1age
mica & of tbe blankets was e1-4o They were
part cotton. 1saastznt QuartHnaster: DAy1s
made the II 9 h1s tse omS saas53 ss 3 Ms
ia faot thsf While Gen. Thosaas was 10 a.
fnn;s he Tas copfiued to his bed, and tha1
Gen ; Thomas m presumed from The repor.s b
hta1i hist bo lad the whole txath heenze mzs
, 1861-11-02
FROM QUINCY.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane-]
QUEcr. November l, 1861.
Nothing new to day from the seat Of war.
A conviction for murder occurred here late
Inst night in the Circuit Court-Addison Gun
nipgham for the murder Of Ratcline Harrison
some months ago in prison in this county.
The victim was an old man, living alone in .
cabin. The motive is claimed to have been
asman SUN Of money. 4 son OF the convicted
man Is also to be tried for participation in the
crime. The evidence was mainly circum-
etantia1.
Rev, Jas Barger, a young Methodist clergy
man, was accidentally shot yesterday by 8
friend while duck hunting south Of the city.
He died almost instantly.
, 1861-11-02
The New Rank Law.

EDITORS Chicago Tribune:
The article in yoHr paper Of this morning on
uThe New Bank Law" aud signed, "a Direc-
+nr al one of the branches Of the Bank Of the
sfate of diam" ;" has been Imputed to me-
Win: you please etste that an nos The ~
thorof the article in Question Nsstner =. % q.
43ifer-as fheT di{M materially from the tn
or Il the remarks made by NE On the subject
n secent meeting Of the Aezchaata Assoc&-
80. ELY BUxKUN,
a Director Of Ia. Bank Of ta&a<ste Of lodiA7a.
, 1861-11-02

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 1.-The Baltimore
Asses Sheet publishes resolution which Ia to
be offered in the EpiscopA Convention, ar
rAigning Bihhop Whittpgham for melting the
yor11g those engaged in the slaughter and
Subiugation Of the people Of Maryland.
, 1861-11-02
blragt, Grihttt1s


GEN. SCOTT,S RESIGNATION
Lieut. Gen Scott yestt rday sent in his
resignation to the President, requesting to
be relieved from duty and placed upon the
retired list The resignation was accepted,
and the supreme command Of the forces
assigned to Gen. Mcclellan.
, 1861-11-02

COL, MELLlGAN RELEASED.
Our special dispatch from St. Louis
rrings the joyful intelligence that Colonel
Mr!ligan hss been released unconditional
y, having probably been exchanged for
Gar. Frost, Of Camp Jackson notoriety
Col. II. WAS q! WsrreHburg on Wednes-
.say, and is expected in st. Louis to-day,
, 1861-11-02

New YoEK. Nov. LA Washington letter
to the Commercial ssYs the incorporation Of
the John Harris cavalry into the regular army
Is deser7fDgly high compliment
Tbs Mass achusefts 25th, Connecticut 10tE,
and New Hampehire battery passed through
today for the seat Of waE.
, 1861-11-02
2eIZRFA Of Il Yek&Af.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The ship Kate Dyer,
lately arrived from Europe, Was seized last
night Ey order Of Surveyor Andrews. The
Dyer is owned to the extent Of one fourth, BY
Jsmes Phillips. resident Of New Orleans.
When the STARE owned South has been confis-
Gated. the vessel Hill be released
, 1861-11-02

release Of ten sailora, and Mesars. Shields,
Gi1cErist md Schxnsr, prisoners In IiafaYette,
were received by Marshal Murray, yesterday
mo1nirg, but officer Sampson, who was chafg.
ed with The delivery Of the order to Co1ous1
Burke, reached the fort some time after the
parties had lett.-N 2. Tribune, Oct, 81.
, 1861-11-02

BALTIMORE, Nov. L--Gea. DiK ha. Issued =
proclxnatloa Ordering the aue9e OF ~ sz9sKs
tnT1ed 10 dc state ron Virginia for To pur-
poee of Vosa9 1t tho election Of Ne4, 81 :,
, 1861-11-02
The Estate Of John A. TFaAhlMaten Ak
Mount Vernon.

Mount Vernon
application Eas made to Provost judge
Frseze, Of AlexaudEia, On Sasurlay, to have
the Government take possession Of the e.
tate OF the late John A. Washington, at
Mount Vernon, for the purpose Of securing
the clslma OF Union men. Whan j ohn A.
Washington left for the rebel army, he placed
the care Of the estate in the hands Of one
Turner. Turner, however, soon caught the
secession feGer, aud vent down 70 0ccoquan
creek to join the rebels there. Nearly au the
slaves we're either taken away Or ran stray.
The army captured nearly all the horses and
cows, ard onlg one able bodied man, a slave.
named Gabriel johnson, WAS left on the place,
with few superanuated contrabauds. 60
briel wac, however, true to his trust, anu
worked tne farm as best he eouldIhirins 1i
as general agent. There is now standing On
the farm cre hundred aad fourteen acres Of
corn, Of which Gabriel has sold one hundred
acres, ct ten doi1ats pez acre, to be cut, me1s-
u1ed, husked and carried of at the expense Of
the purchaser. Judge Frleze eompnme3ted
Gabriel on his fa;thfuiness, and promised to
see him taken care Of.
, 1861-11-02

ON E. HU NDRED SACKS
~ DRIED APPLEa-
1f0 SACKS DRIED PEACHES.
4 nrBt rate Rrt1sle. For Baleby
1o2t6t6tnet PARKER, RAYMOND & NE1LEE.
FATAKRH! CATARRH!!
~ CATAER8!!!
1R. SEELYES uQuls eATAEk8 RkME4Y l

WA7RANTkD to be aure cure Tor
CATAHRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
~ one " aUSDRED THOUSAND rsssons die yearly
Snowt that .ith fully swolhrds of this H1snher the
nlstase tIaf commenced asa
Catarrh in the Nose.
The Ee stsp being u thu t5sost aud hropctia runes
II g easier to eafe cata7a than Consumption aad
by curing TIE f1St we pzeyeRt the latter Pessoa.
sG0uia NnGetsssa q = ae ne bette: way to c71e Gen.
The kyEptorus Of Cata:rh as tsey. seae7sry aprear
very Hltghk. Perscnl find they have cold
sEd 9d thxt t6sy have neqae a:tacka a3d noxn
sSns r. s e. e. q + s f
SEQ 1crtG afterwards becoming 1nlck and adhesive.
A. the disease becomes chronic The dtschatce arc H.
cse1sed II quaansg and changed In quality they STE
he g. md hf T. s,. saa sf sne5 nf gG5 20 of q
are haHked cE cooghed of Tie secTenon8 are often
Ee cankirg tsd h5eAth tie To4ce Is thick and III.
call tie eyes weak; tbs Esnse Ct snt Is L4SaQed
tss1 e. d1as5ed esat4ees "a feSHsns :asss Rl4e ~ e
morning * thek II siiay m1soas, shfcs lis 4; faea
ep.E tIon ne hesd dprcg the 2zst When this ssSea
Way to The lunEA and should lose 10 tine il arssu:s
It The ahove1te the tSmptoms Of Cata1ah q E1eY
8ppT ar IN different casss-
By tie aid OF the LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
Hoyed- AID hare su5ce5s coEddsncs In the ReE-
il curing Catarrh thst sifs7 he trai ia Raned5
fo5 one month. 20 psnest received tia amount pad
PIice d the C.ts1-h Kennedy, u 90 sufficient for
usa one uon1E, viii fall suo clss1 directions
Office, 1875 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street
0tt 1ees Dr.. .. h. SEELYE,
noI-h-Al,u Fest OiEca' Bcf f33a Chicago. III.
, 1861-11-02
An Outbreak In the Indian Territory
8kAln61 the Kebela.

From the st. Louis Republican, 1st
Ne have some interesting and important IL
formation frcm Akaneas, received through
newspapers OF that State, which, though 3
we bare rot had from any Other source, The
Little Rock Tue Dtnaocrcs Of October Eth,
publishes q letter to General A1bert Pike, tha
Confederate l1dlan Commissioner, from the
rebel Col. AcIntoeh, in command Of regi
msrt at Camp Pleasant, expressing great
from party Of Creeks, Colonel Mcintosh
recommends that the forces in the Cherokee
and Choetaw Nations be Immediately sent to
his assistance. It 3ppea1B that the South
western Indians are By no means unanimous
in hottility to the Federal Government, not
withstandlng the seductions OF General Pike
and bis secession coa6jutoTs. The Cracks,
under the lead OF Apoth-le-ho-la, one OF the
chiefs Of the tribe, have been the first to re-
volt aga]Bst the treaties whereby their loyalty
hes been attempted to be transferred from the
Union to the Kichmond dynasty. A-path.le-
from 5000 TO COCO, lately proceeded to the
Creek Agency At North Fork, sn1, tearing
down the Confederate fsg, hoisted there BY
.Mc1ntoeh's regiment, ran up the Stars and
Stripes Of the Union. Great CONSERVATION
WIS created among the Union residents BY
LIFT IN grest numbers. General McCulloch,
then at Fayette, ordered ont ], 100 Cherokees,
500 0sages, and 3 battalion Of Colonel Coop
er's regiment to ':1ush the outbreak" TIE
expedition starts probably about the 18th,
but we have no means Of knowing the result
ut present.
a dispatch from Gen. McCulloeh, dated o.
tober 10Th, st Fayetteville, gives one Captain
Davidson, to Thom it is directed, some in
structions as to movements Of troops, bat
contains nothing f1cm which caa be inferred
that McCulloch himself int nded ua1c1ing
into Missouri to the aid Of Gen. Price. Al
any rate, it Is certain that several thousand
secession scldiers will have to De KEEP. in Ar
kapses to hold the indians in check, SO that
The rsbel forces will be somewhat distracted
, 1861-11-02
TIE Wax TO ENLARGE ONES BU-
&JERkE.


The trade of Chicago is active. OF this
IN bcur's walk through our principal
streets will convince any man; but there
are few firms after all, that are doing all
tley can, and all they would Like to do.
In conducting almost any business, per |
haps the largest part Of the expenses, as
rent, boek-keepe, SC, is fixed quantity,
and must be paid, whether a firm docs
business of two or ten hundred Thousand
dollars gear. Hence the profits on q
large business are proporuonally much
larger than upon q small one, and the
nueation with every shrewd, manager
should be how to increase his sales to
The largest possible limit with the
least additional expense To secure
20 desirable result, ruinously long credits
and an utter disregard Of the character
and responsibility Of the parties to whom
goods are sold are sometimes pTactlced; but
such policy Is sure to end in Immense
loss, If indeed dealers on such principles
escape hopeless bankruptcy There il d
safe and more excellent way for merchants
and manufacturers to increase their busi-
ness at small cost Long experience has
proved that with the same expense for
rent, clerk hire, and hundred namelcss
items, judicious, constant and liberal AD-
vERr1sKe will add to the profits Of house
ten, ard in many CAGES hundred
1imes it's cost This principle ha:
Lad scores Of illustrations in Chicag<
, 1861-11-02

DARSEsTowN, Oct. 3l-Information. has
been rece1yed here to the effect that plan is
On foot By the rebels, to cut OF supplies from
this division OF the army.
, 1861-11-02
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1861:

head, Deputy District ATTORNEY; against seven
parties, but tfe jury refused tofrs upon them.
Rumor attributes the failure to: the supposi-
ton that several members Of ths juy have u
intimate connection with contracts them
selves.
Anesro was shot At Jefferson City to-day,
in one Of the companies, for asssa1sing sol
dier.
F1emont'e friends prsfess to hare advIca
direct from Fremont himself, ttat he knows
What has been done at Washington, and taat
he Las 1ct been removed.
, 1861-11-02
FROM NEW MEXECO4
Arrival OF q. 3. Troops Released on
Parole from YGKA4.

Ct. LOUIS, Ncv. 1.-Ninety six Q. s. regulars
arrived here this morning from Fort Fillmore,
New Mexico, where they were surrendered to
the rebels Last August, and have been released
mand Of Major Lynch, are expected hare to-
MORROW from S. Augustine Springs, where
they also surrendered and were 1stt on pa.
sele. They axe all ordered to Jefferson Bar.
rEcks
, 1861-11-02

Interesting Proceedings.

LETTER AND SPEECH CT GEE: EC0TT-1STEEv1Ew
OF THE PRESIDENT AND NAsNET WITH GEN.
scoTr-THE PRESIDENTS order PoR RETIRING
GEN. SCOTT on FULL PAE, ETC.
, 1861-11-02
RELEASE OF COL, MulL!GAN.
FROM WASHINGTON.

lEs.a5 hLA d. l.. A4EAE4 VI NtH 1OEk 2ppV4k
ed.
4 new battery Of three rlhed cannon, has |
opened at EYanaport, one mile and half be- |
low Shipping Point
The barrel anchored near Budd's Ferry By
rebels is believed to have contained an H.
fr1nal machine.
The orders promoting prigates and sergeants
to second neutenants Ia the regular army
were eead to companies, who received them
with the. greatest interest. They have had
good effect. Il.
are staying in camp with their husbands, be
3ond Alexandria
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel
WASHINGTON, Nov i, 1861.
The following from the West were appointed
to-day:
Brigade Conmsasaries- s. Robinson and
Jonathan Renwick, Of Ohio; Vim. Wilson,
Indiana; Ira B. Gibbs, for Gen. Roseeraus;
L. Mccain, for Gen. Paine; J. II. Mckenzie,
for Kentucky Brigade.
Quarterwaae7s-Frank E. Foster, D. "
swigart, Chas. 7. Wing sud F. IT. Hunt, Of
Ohio; F. Lockwood Br: :.n and Alex. Simp.
I'm Wn, pa;n+a- ~ s,nro;s p,a. CO
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WAsH1Narok, D. G., Nor. l, 1851.
| GENERAL ORDER no 70.
In accordance with General Order No. 81
dom the War Department, hereby assume
command OF the armies Of the United States.