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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21

The New York Herald in its CONNER
cial article says that the principal CONNER
cial characteristics of the war which has
now begun, are a total destruction of the
enormous trade between the North and the
South reputation by the South of q
large sum of money, variously estimated at
from sixty to two hundred millions of dol
lars, due to the North; the compulsory fail
ure ofthe great iobbing and importing houses,
to whose enterprise and wealth the growth
and prosperity of New York have been
mainly due; the probable suspension of the
bulk of the Northern Banks, in conse-
quence of the worthlessness of their assets !;
reduction of from fifty to seventy per
cent. in our foreign trade, in consequence
of the stoppage of exports of cotton, rice and
tobacco on the one hand, and general
diminution of consumption on the other +;
the destruction Of the credit of States
which have nearly two hundred millions of
bonds aAoat; the withdrawal of nearly a
million of.men from productive agricultural,
industrial or mercantile pursuits, and their
employment in the unproductive occupation
of warfare; and the creation, for the first
time in our history, of State federal debt
bearing some proportion to the debts Of
European monarchies.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21

"A commission merchant in Cincinnati,
John A. Skeff, was arrested on the 14th,
and committed to Jail on charge of trea-
son, in shipping butter, in ale barrels
South, via Louisville. ses
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21
A Strong Union Vote i'm East Ten.
nessees

The Union vote in Tennessee appears to
be larger than was first reported. 1t was
cast mainly in East Tennessee, the home of
JOHNSON, NELSON and BRowNLow. The
Memphis Appeal, of June l4th, contains
returns from number of counties in this
section of the State which we snhinin
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21

AT Lewistown, Me-, married man
kissed married woman-the latter encour.
aging the business--and they were both ar
rested and held for trial, on the complaint
of the vile of the former. The woman was
also obliged to pass short session in Jail
until she could get bonds.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21

The census OF Canada has just been COM
pleted and shows the following totals:
Total-Lower Canada. ..............1 ,l03, 9ll
Total-Upper Canada. ............. 2,S69,73S
Total-all Canada. "a, Alb ,64
Difference between Upper and Low.
er Canada. 1865 1922
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25

l. The time place and manner OF holding elections
for Senators and Representatives. shall be prescribed
in each State by theieg sture thereof, subject to the
prov isons of this Constituto but the Congress may
at any time by law make or alter such regulations,
except as to the times and places of choosing Senators,
The Congress shaa assemble at ieazt once in every
year Land such meeting shall be the Fst Monday in
December, ,uness they shall by law appeint differ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25
lEYaTRIsWEEKLY..

avn -rs,s.aas. iifw srsds ocPUBLISE
ss1I 10 sgEutgas ssE 6o56T beidEsla9 sft
s7os1 q a 1o-iiisT sfs bsHTud bad sls5aHs
fHoHg ,Tsa0si7a Tsiiifa SRI zeos bns !. ssd
o. Eoiisr1z04ui sEigis E1i1 bs2ssa5 ysEss
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25

IL The executive power shall be vested in Presi
six years; but the President shah not be reeligbe.-
The President and Vice President shall be elected
follows: sfsssssfss-lE iftx5s.9t5f.fsfs
2. Each Ssate shall appoint, such manner as the
legslature thereof may direct, number of electors
equal 70 the whole nuberof Senators and Represen-
tatves TO hieh the STATE may be entitled IN the Con-
gressi but no senator or Representative, or person
holding an oee Of trust or profit under the Confeder
ate States, shall be appointed an eiector SEQ tss
The electors shall meet their respective States
andvote by ballot for Presidents and Vice President
one OF whom a. least. shall not be inhsbitant Of
their ballots the person voted Tor President, and in
distinct ballots the person voted for Vice President
and they shall make distinct ists Of all pereons voted
foras President and Of ali persons voted for as Vice
President, and Of the number Of votes for each which
list they shall sign and eertnJ, and transmit, sealed,
tothe President Of the Senate the Presidcnt o the
Senate shall in the presence OF the Senate and House
Of Representatives., open an ne cshcztss, and the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25
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9si The Senators and Representatives shall receive
compensation for their services to be ascertaned By
law and paid out of the treasury of the Confederate
States They shall, all cases, except treason, and
breach Of the peace be priyeg from arrest during
their attendance AT the session of their respective
Houses and in going 10 and retarping from the same
and for any speech or debate ia either House they
shall not be questioned any other place. '-Fsf ass
2 No Senator Representatives shall; during the
time for which he eIected, be appointed. to any
civil Office under the authority Of the Confederate
States, which shall have been created or the emolu
ments whereof shall have been increased during such
time and no person holding any office under the Con-
federate States shall be member of either House
during his continuance in Office. But Congress may,
ecutiye Departments seat upon the door of either
House. with privilege OF discussing any measures
appertaining to hs department, - fs. t...s -syt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25

- 81 ffxf f-srt
Jo.EDwARBssis Ee8.iHARRIs. q EEIPe EDWARDS, lst,
EDWARDS nAhhias eco:
sue snccce@. @ sO5Fss 5stto 70 Edwards Gilksrsonb aOe sss
nj iBo Wholesale GEoceFs.sO 100
Forwarding and Re0inmissiofds Htfshaatsss
DEALERS avs
Brspdiss, Wfhes. ,r0bseees eigass,s&s., s&cs
CORNER URcFssyQs eoLLkGE STREETS,
- -iatNasiiyitie, Tenn,
WE ARE ~ REcEfPfq o T Al 4RaE2asBgEIL
&e3 comprssa inB part as fellows, 10 which We re-
specially invite she attention Of the Trade go,
Hs# SUGAR, ldoLAssEs ANp sYRgP.a gou
IS hhds Lousi sugar; obblsi Ldverdgss rpows.
g. g. ear1aeda ai s'odz sdeEsa SugaT5o 6 psi,gs2
100 BPS BPS oa. g fSSfi ss sSa
sses n57lF bGF -s2SizIasses;i 20 1asm1Ilz
loo half bbls Plaatation 90 packages ST. Louis Gel
50 adias 6his ssased i Noises 80 sss ssa
so bbls Lovering's D r Hden syrapsd yessszts
esushs'd saear5a =, = 10 aoa t;b yTstisd 51si
Ios1 bags Baiti4eEe Be SO bags Old Col Java 5f csf
100 sssE New Orleans 1siO soSass IAeaHs CoasssI
81 2aff1az WHISKY. .-sFr,Ds, !. - :;
,oo btis setifsa WHISKY 50 Pbls Reberts0n @ county
l0 log e Tenn SHte m !. "a "a St,s ST6sky g.. on, s
100 packages Old Rye whisssd ssryewhjsky;ss ssfj
fiky3 2Plncheons of IIlsh sad Seqtch, Yhisk .sz,
-2Hs- BRANBIEs, WINES. &C., % bao7
10 quarter casks seig. 10 casks Madeira wine78
u nette,s Branky;ff2 - I'd ss-is pale Sherry Vine
10 quarter casks seiards IS n:s sold PORT, 20
% ar guprg5 iasSs ReebsIIs SSs BrsS 10
dy, -sE sF s5of.c50 pks Ginger Wine;
10 eF aazks anss nsa 8 SsSes 6ret
100 100 Psz AmsEisan Brandy % Pk5 5pon cordal
SO sszGhefrysA .s';5s6e boxes Bittersss. saSl
s.sp5srrs s1sssiss 10 easks Is Rum; asoq
rds.a ysss TOBACCO AND CIGARS. - 5sasa,s 80.
ID 500 bossa aTssaeeavasiQqs brands ,n
rs IS Kegs / sSi shliff,s PANCAKE Tobacco; sao4os
$4,000 sdpesIor Havana Cigars-=yarieus brands, sd
aeS 90 ooSo oS f5eTsp SenSastc dE Cd xs7iia
VI" T9Lf1 IF1 -nTUCsssL OF psitfTers &
zaas sdi CANDLES AND SOAP -, Tet
400 boxes Star Candles; so boxes stearineCapalss;
3e aeS af a1' iSS b5xsi esb various
20 LIS = 79TiT FLOUR. 20 tBo bsi17ss
100 bbis' extra Family bFnus57of o. fs;d
z 100 bags PennsylVa%nia % Buskwhest b "3G Flour a
-c5A sa1 sa1csUNDRIES.f af;Jz- ,pse q
1000 sacks'nne anpes oarset zs chests Green and
$40 1a1is SbIs 100 tss dozen iS gasksts
1000 kegs Nafls and Spikes, 60 nest TubsS p ,Tsv
G 500 boxes Glass Wafe,;x ga sacks 5, ,Almonds}
500 Reels Cation ROps; 49,; 80, bbls Pecans and FIJI
: 100 casks Soda; -beftS;;,. - N@1-N>-.
logo pounds Bar Lead,7 ssi1o bbis English Wainuts;
q 600 bags Shot, assorted lO0tdo2 Bro9m;a v1
t.s sizes; Er.. o-sr, lG0 doz Zinc Wash Boards
100 dozen Fresh Cove oys- 500 reanis Wrapping Pa.
ters; '- 1t-' ~i~-f per5sals 10 EfzsUE ,
n 20 cases sardines, u and so bags Pepper; s7oH
3 = 4 boxes,a 3f1fa - % g !" Allspicei II
so bxs Lemon Syrup; 90 bxs Ground Mustard .
$50 pks Raisns; co." Fire CrackeF5sQ
z 100 - Mackerel- ~ so bbls Cider Vinegar:
%n5ebbls Ky AEe5 IL {
With avariety q! other articles.
-lanIl-if g l47E .,.EDWARDS. HARRIS & co. &
-ETE'' F5V 59iE q s1.s9!4' -a.li.ss7l ,7llT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25

Z II
1. The citizens of each State shall be entitled 70
several States and shall have the right OF transit
and sojourn in any State Of the Confederacy, with
their slaves and other property: and the right Of
property in said slave shall not be thereby i'm
paired 60 -
felony other crime against the laws OF such State
shall on demand OF the Executive authority OF the
moved to the State having Jurisdction Of the crime.
g. No slave or other person held to service la
bor in any State or Territory Of the Confsderate
States under the laws thereof escaping or lawffiv
carried into another shall, in Consequence of any
law or regulation therein, be discharged nom such
service labor but shall be delivered mp on claim
of the party whom such slave belongs or to whom
such service or labor may be due. Eff, ssis {.
~ i79yn n - 9hfssssserfoN q. - s,fs SD
% h Other States may be admitted into this or sed
eracy by vote of twcsthirds of the whole Hon,e
Eepresentatives, and thirds of the Senate fhs
Senate voting by States; but new State shall be
other Statei nor any State be formed by the Juno
tion of two more States, parts of Statss with
out the consent of the lcgslattres of the States o
cerned as we'll IS of the Cougress- =.
The Congress shall have power to dispose 81 And
make all needful rules and feRsaf fioug copcsrnins
the property Of tne Consderate States including tn
8. The Confsderate States may acquire new terri
tory; and Congress shall have power iegislate
provide geyernments for the inhabitants Of all terri
tory belonging 20 the Confsderate States lying with
out the limits cd the several States and may -psri
them, At such times, and in such manner q if Da,
by law provide, 70 form sntes 70 Be edhifsed int
tbs eonfsdsrsry In allsusn territory, the tastitu
-.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
ENGLISH SPECTATORS DEvIsING MEANS TO
RUN TIE BLOCKADE

sIon, the Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
sun, thu. specua,es upou the email supply Of cotton in
Old and New England, and the means that have been
devised to obtain a supply Of tho article;
It's plain that the cotton and wooden manufacture
cannot be continued without material sud that there is
not cotton enough in New England snd New York to
supply the mills for six weeks at the present ses OF con.
SUMPTION Wool they say, is TO be imported from Eng
nd and is fact that several csrgocs OF cotton have
oeen imported from Liverpool Cotton s six cents
a pound lower in Liverpool than ii is in New York.
Massachusetts, VIII suffer from the failure Of the cotton
supplv before Manchester will Many think that by hook
or crook the cotton viii forward, because the laws
Of trade somsmCs more potent than the laws Of war
require it, Dring NSpol,ons wars all his restrictions
could no: prevent the Introduction OF British goods and
products wherever they we're wanted.
There is no doubt that the English aud other specnl
tors are devsng means TO the blockade, under the
temptaton of the rising demand Of cotton and tobacco
snd also the demand in the South for European manu-
lectures.
It is rumored that a class Of strongly built ard fast
sailing merchant vessels to be fitted out from Liver
pool 10 run the blockade their risk expecting
handsome profit they lose vessel and cargo now
and then.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
The Eor.hern Conservatives.

Fillmore, Dickinson, Everett, Dallas and other north.
ern politicians Who in times past affected to be great
tcklers for sostbern rights have Of late become the
most boisterous champions Of ESr. They have even
taken the wind out of the sails Of the Black Republicans
These last only cal for five hundred thousand and
FIVE hundred millions Of dollars. Mr. Dallas demands the
last man and the last dollar and war Of determination
and vengeance.
Some southern people have expressed surprise a. ibis
demonstration of magny and hate, on the part Of those
who pretended to understand constitutional liberty and
eored in styling themselves the friends Of the South
Some sscrbs their to want of oral courage
prevailing defect In the Yankee character Some to
spprehensons they supposed to entertain for their
personal safety for being under suspicion Of disloyay
they lad to exaggerated rsge sgins rebellion
to atone for their past short comngs Others again. have
imagined that they were II haenoed BY the hope of cut.
stripping the Republicans, and getting command OF the
movement that hoy might thereby bring about pacific
solution But, Whatever may tsve been the motives
which adjusted them their conduct proves one thing to u.s.
that they have despared Of any Reconstruction Of the
old Union and in their selfish gsz into the future have
no hose Of gsiaing Office and emolument BY Southern
yo.es That game Of meroenary hypocrisy Is At an end.
They are ookg TO the Yankee States alone TO dispense
honous Sni 1sk,asgs. 10 other words, the Onion is
golsvd eseysr, % they wish to sand wsli With the
sfosassy and fsriis assss who win rule the desnIes
IN Yankee Empire.
What su,cs win attend their base subssrvIency, time
1 dbso,s There il little 10 their charastsrs % adj
min; they have great deal Of the meanness Of the
ssnnius Ynkse; bat still they do not strike us the
rebr naiIvs men Of tie Yankee nation. They may be
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
From the Mobile Register.


We were pleased day to greet once more our friend
Vim. DePorrest HOlley, E'q, one OF Mobiles old and
we'll known ctzens who abau ioued Us som, time since
to adopt the indep ndent and pararchsl life OF Texas
stock rails IT and wool grower. Mr.. Hoy is Just from
ns ranches in Comsl county, Western TeIss aud, with
Rs family has been nearly month in accomplishing
tourney made tsrfoli arduous by DR.. Lincons block
ads Mr. H. gives Interesting narration oil thu tolls
of tn, Journey the crops Toe returns Of the cereal
crops are abundant all through the grain
regous-ths cribs aud bins not suiicing TO hold the
abundant yield Of wheat corn rye and barley great guam
titles of these latter vaes Of gan being ID by the
German population. The cattle upon thousand hills
and pains were thriving and well cot doned,
and If there railroad commuocation Western Tex Is
could feed and forage all the army Of the Conf, dsracy
at the lowest ratss.
Mr.. Holley aud other WOOL growers have abundant
cips" on hand aud have bought up great quantities OF
wool at exceedingly low prices but the difficulties in the
way OF getting it to market kept on their hands
Could it come forward there would be no lack OF wool
20 weave and knit into army clothing, blankets aud
socks His three thousand sheep, as well as the myriad
docks of his reighbor Kendall, of the Picayuue are
thriving wonderfully On his ranches are horses roam
ing numerous enough for battalion Of cavalry II they
were only here aud they might DO bought by THOUSANDS
ia the nsighborhood q, ridiculousy low prices,
Mr. II. encountered the transportation party which
was torg its way North Louisiana With battery
Of four Coumbads and several riAsd cannon with am
munia IN for Galveston. Iu this hereussn undertaking
of tho government d,aught force Of between two and
three hundred oxen were ep,oye- end the conductors
we're endeavoring TO obtain hundred &c aid in
dragging the vast weight through the soft mudsoake
foads The conducia was making progress OF abou'
ten miles per day lo ne Of march having been taken
I'D at Alexandria on Bed Elver yheTe the ordinances
was diSembarked from New Orleans boats.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10
COMMUNICATIONS BRTWEEN BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON STOPPED.

The Norfolk Day Book of yesterday hos The follow.
ing, which we publish Notwithstanding la seeming linz
probability: .tHr
By inforetion received here this afternoon BY way Of
the flag of from Old Point We learn that
an order has been Issued by the Federal authoriti
that OIL Communication is to be stopped between Wash
iugton and Bsl;imore city for thirty days.
In consequence Of this movement, We may expect
cessation Of tho passage Of persona from the North to
the South through the flag Of truce between
here and Old Point as they have to go to Washington
10 get pisses prior To leaving the North.
We are ible TO conjecture the cause Of this move
rnent OF cut ing ca Communication between those two
cities unless it is that they have important
mcnt 10 contemplation and think by resorting to this
mems they will keep the South In ignorance Of It. II
So they calculating without their host In the can
time We had best prepare for an attack on Norfolk.
8 and to your gurs, and be sure you have plenty Of
ammunition hand and the right kind Of guns to stand
10.
Since the above writing Il has occurred to US that this
order has been issued In order to give them opporu
nifty maize changes and alterations in the or.
cations around Washington, since the withdrawal OF
Beauregards accommodating force from Munsons Hill,
and to prohibit the knowledge Of that fact being com.
municated to our side.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

Ie- ,bi violation Of the regulations, second nres,
for the same cause, and Ni.nou' enaAe -
attention aud CAUSED remarAs- :. A., c.rsrol
o, has orIered the unconditional release Oh ooonei
Blair.
The SsEr of the same date says
We have every reason to believe that the rumor aeg
- IL, General Fremont has been ordered to TINS
Is :; n,rne and also believe that il has not been de-
;sd N cal the cour! martial which the specific and
f,rm. charges, brought by Col Blair against him. may
have rendered Necessary according 70 the rules Oh 'ne
service TO assemble in Missouri IT,.
Fem the be.. information within our reach we Judge
TIA. Col Blair distinctly charges upon General Fremont
the loss of the battle OF Sprngneio anu
tbe mors recent fall Of Lexington, with other aeg
at ;n,nro,sr conduct as a commander, on his part
O., wool Il expected to reach this city to-day. Vur
,;c, ia that be has been ordered here Tor conseA
80; ~ that he will not long hence be ordered 70 ms
- o;,hsr "a nresde over the court martial oeiore
hjs ,be charges against Gen. Fremont may be triee
y - ,r,r,,d In that officers stead During his 40
snce from Fortress Monroe, from which pcss We 90 nov
bseve he has so far been detached for any
l,7c,h Of time) the command there Will deVoVe oauen
Mansfield
Toe Baltimore Sun, of tho 4th instant has the follow
ing dispatch on the subject
W.sHISsroS. Sept. s.-Rumours being prevalent IN
yelsug important military changes, it's aseertsnea on
inquiry at the War apartment that no order mas oeen
issned 90 Gen. Fremont to report for trial by court mar
tia Il Il true thai Gen. Wool whom be supersedes'
has been assigned TO no other duty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

WAsHrSGroS Oct 4lh--There has been no change in
the position Of the Federal troops on the Virginia side
since yesterday.
Tns Confederate pieke.s st occupy the lower end Of
Falls Church on the lire of the railroad
Tue troops Of neither army are in possession OF Law
insvile
oar piekets extend ouly to Langley from the Chain
Bidge. Llugley ard Lswinsyie are three miles aPar'
A reconnosarcl was made to-day, by the hozrt Re'
pusnt 20 PcLck Church and the vicinity about twelve
miles FROM Alexandra 70 the LETT Of Springfield Station.
They found the rebel euc,mpnens entirely deserted,
sud nohiog ltng their presence in the Deishbor-
hood.
ooutrnbs1d cane into cur lines this morning, near
Falls Church and taken to the headquarters OF Gen
eral Mcdowell At Uplon's Hill He stated that he was
tho seryan, OF the Surgeon Of the 18th Georgia Regi
ment, which was erclmped. Together with two other
respcnts flcr miles from Falls Church, the road
leading TO Flfix Court House He also said there were
no rebel troops there excepting those just mentioned
Neither we're there any Publications this side OF Fairfax
CoGrtHO1se.
He gave as reason for the recent precpta.e retreat
of the rebel army menoned by officer in bis hear
ING tha. thew were fearful Of flank movement BY the
Federal army from toe direction ot Townsville Tls.
he had heard bis mater the Surgeon, say on Thursday
last that forih cations on the river, below Washington,
wtrs very extensive. That Beaureglrd had given Or
der to Cose the navigation Of the Potomac 70 our ves-
sals.
Information received tonight from Gen. Banks column
repr san.7 AT gIir! On the uprer Potomac
Cipail ChidSsy, o. the steam transport Albany re-
pors that he was stopped Iadian Head By the foia
10 await the darkness Of the nghtto pass rebel battery
OF four guns, erected high poiut OF land on the
Virginia shore, kooWu Cockpit Point This battery
va, firing into every vessel that attempted to pass
D-ring the fog OF Wednesday morning the Rssolute
Ian quite close the batteries at Aqua Greek and was
feed upon with she'll No damage was dore-the shots
no. striking the propeller at all Wednesday night the
drum and Re was heard continually, until morning, uoon
the Virginia shore; but what going on among tie
rebels is not known.
Lls evening the Herbert up FROM the hotl, for
some repairs 70 her spsine reporting all quiet.
The Seminole up this morning, also, for repairs,
bang somewhat leaky.
The Island BsIls has been beached Immediately op2o-
site the yard where she Is undergoing repairs her
stem there being no other Of getting at her be-
oE the water ne he ways occupied by the store
ship An,costa Il will be remembered that the Island
Belle ran into the Jacob Bell few days SINCE 1juriug
her own bows 80 as lay her up for shor. time with
the hitter for repairs.
Tn mOruirg the gunbca' Underwater, Lieut.. Lowry
went down and joined the fotilla again.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-10

Toe Cincinnati rapers very uneasy lest Gen'L Lee
should skc It into his head to march across the country
to Big Sandy join Zolicc r. and wipe cut Torysm and
Yankeelsm from Kentucky and then, ofcourse Porko-
polls would DO the next point of-attscf sad, Lee
is onl, four days march from the Kentucky ne-and bis
advent into Cincinnati already spreads dsmay among the
butchers Of hogs. =
The same papers also state that Rosencranz has re-
moved bis headquarters from Grafton to Gauey; and
We hear that he has Withdrawn his forces from Sews
Mountain to the same place.