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Sep. 4, dr.

RrwskD n ovyrKpi-For the .tecucn ., an,
person oounerfeins. initiating the vsndsr e al,
such counterfeit imitation Il Borhsve's Bolis1d
aitters. The genuine. highly concentrated Hollsnd
Ritier- Is put MP IN hslfPius bottles only. having
name Of the proprietor. n Page Jr. hic-n m then
and his signature srcrnd The n.ck Of zach and EVEN
bottle. -
This delightful Aroms has been received by Amer.
leans. with that favor which only extended % real,
'cfecuhc preparations. when NO consider the MARI
ed success attending ifs Standardization The mo-.
stubborn eases II fsver and ksas, weakness q any
nd, Dyspepsia Heartburn. Aosdity q the slosnact.
SICK and Nervous Headache, Indigestion cessirc
ness and rie-. together with the complete ooutro r
exercises over al Nervous. Rheumatic and Neural
sc Affections, We cannot wonder at It's popularity
Well may the Invalid vsiue this -emsdy.
Aug. 81 dwlw
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ToaoSro. c. W. Oct, l2.-In Col Ran
kin's case. the magistrates decided that he
should be bound over 10 take his trial ~ the
hex, Assiyes. which sets next wees
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NKw YoRK. Oct l2.-Horace " Bridges,
first mate OF the schooner Joseph. Of Rock
land. has arrived from the South This YES
sci was captured by the pirate Savannah. in
which case bridges will be al important wit
ness
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BKNrrIr Ball A Ball will he given at
the CENTRAL ESeINf HovsE. on Thursday
evening. October Il. 1861. for the benefit Of
JoHV K.IIrY n disabled Fireman.
Good music IN attendance.
Tickets reasonable, 20 "suH me times. -
For sale NJ the door. JOHN KELLEY
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Our Psekess Drives IN as Prospect

WAsHfSoroS. Oct. ll.--Our pickets sta.
toned near Prospect Hill were driven in
last night br the rebels Ia force, their OBJ
Ject being doubtless 20 ascertain the position
OF our advance. All our troops are 10 com
fortabie condition
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Recruits for the Forty.
Third Regiment.

Aide bodied young men wanted to oil ZAP
this Regiment. nov .aaH~rcd At Camp Nigo.
Applv soon. Nm r. MCLEAN.
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding
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II. Lorrs, Oct ll.-Secretsry Cameron
and Adiutsnt General Thomss. accompanied
by Major Plumly and Capt Mckervcr. o:
Gen fremont's Stsf. leit for the Generals
headquarters. at Upton. at 30 p. m. to day
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E1chsnge of Treasury Notes for New
Notes.

INV YosK. Oct. l2.-The treasury of
this port has been authorized by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to receive two year six
per cent treasury notes in exchange at par,
for 10 Mt te<. from any individual or cor
poration who may desire TO profit by the con.
v~g,iebce.
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!. UExra PRIoE.--We learn IRON pr
vste iesles received in thu city that } umer
Price, vho va. seTere.y wounded At the late
hattie Of 0ireenbriar. died the next morning
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~ n young man named VI. e. Baker. q
private in Capt Hail. company. HE'D In
Camp vigo last evening. He had for year~
beer suffering fran chronic jaundice. and
when brought into csmp on last "Wednesday
evening. was very III. Thursday morning
he was carried To the hospital by his com
rades in a delirious aud moribund condition.
Medicines produced no effect on him. but
he gradually sank until he expired. His
body vas placed ina eofin, furnished by the
Quartermns ies. and sent 70 Ills Friends in Yer
eni'ion county, Hi- sickness va not attrib
d aI,hle 10 any unheslthiness Of Camp Vigo
a rhc'lealss 81 the camp j. cry good AT pres
.ut. with tho exception % fen cases OF
measles. All ~ which. - fag have heen very
Hlae rc~ 7Tcff
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Secretary Cameron returning tn ~
Lou,s-Revsewed the troops az ~
racusc mud Tiptou

J.syrRsos CRY. Oct - --Secretar, Cam
eron and Adjutsnt Geaeral Teomss passed
here at SO this afternoon by special train
for St Louis
The Secretary reViewel the troops st sy-
racuse and Upton TO day
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fnfranurpik. 81, l2-The -rbooners
Ocean Wave. Hsrriss RYAN snd Noes have
been brought a. prises from Hster-s Inis, 10
The Nsvy fast.
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7,NnuLLr. %. Oct ls-The subscripsieu
20 fhe Government loan iot ave days ending
TODAY. amounted ~ so .3b.
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THOSE in search = private
III Rs>r<,rx a-sss sas be sersa.uesssss 90 ths
csrrsr e Fs<rsA ard Fssis strs<s. Ne 81
s>sie1d
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Gun Boats.

NV YoKK. Oct. l2.-At the yard Of r
Williams. of Williamsburg. the past month
fourteen schooners have been altered into
gun boats. for the Government services
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RADDIN a BROTHERS.

RiDDfN q BROTHERS.
No. "a. Main 81 under the National House
TrsKs Harm. I~piANk
can and viii sell good ~ lower prices than
can be bcueh, AZ sns other house IN he
trade Persons wishing 70 buy at wholesale
~ni emil il 20 their advantage 20 buv Of
~. - No srsa eel atfhs Ioxe-t Eastern prices
No. 10. Main Street Tcrre Haute. lud
Pastor. asar Sasgns Brsslge. LINN. Mss.
Custom work ani repairing done 20 otd.s.
.1d4 vim
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4 I PUBLIC AUCTION. on
a n Thursday, October nth, at the residence Of
the subscriber opposite the Telegraph Mills on Fih
street; one Hor~e, one Lady's Pony. one Cow cos
Farm Wagon and Express " sgon Carriage and
one Buggy, t~o Lsdy's saddes large lot Of soluble
aud single Harness. on hne Piano. With other
Household Furniture Of superior character and
variety 81 other articles too tedious 10 mention
Sale 10 commence atsis o'clock. Terms Cash.
The property may he examined GA the morning q
sale. &c. MctEE IL.
oss did
Journal copy and send bill TO this Office
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Der Svuskr : Ydarsdf thcaoh OF Sep

tsmber u at hand Althongh YOU
have sent me iets-rs and papers from the
n ,osisr State Tor ten years. have become
better acquainted with Insliana during the last
~ months than ever before. GOV. Morton
aua The efficiency and salor Of The Indiana
troops are the subject Of comment AMI al
miration Of she people in this State am
surprised you don't catch the war .pitit. IL =
n prevalent in your State
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BOOKS.

TRUMPS a NOVEL By GEO
Il W. CURTIS. spienditly ulnfirstsd ~ Hoppe.
MACAULAy's HISTORY or ENGLAND
Vel ns.
THE WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETY
W th> sstass - ''ose~ns 81 eo>ie<y."
sSIs<vs A. ". u bUcErNouAHh
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" r ton Es.

" r. STON Is
fFRRr H,rrT. lNp
tie has just received larger and better
selected stock OF Eastern work than ever be
fore. which he viii sell 1T prices 70 suit these
hard tme-.
Also
Make 90 order and has on hand good
-ortment Of home made m work.
CoNF AID SFf
A lsrge stock from which 10 choose.
ofssrioa. Kinds % Boots and Shoes.
y Il. Don't forget the "oLD CORNER, p
opposite the Southern Bank diw-wlm
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COi1Efp Masonic LoDCr o. TEEKr HArTK.
Danes Lodge M. 4. respectfully invite
the colore,l Mssons OF Terrc Hauie To At.
tend festival. 1t their Lodge Room. corner
Wabash and Seconds streets. on Thursday
night the Eth inst. at : o'clock.
q. DAY. W NJ
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Z. courLrHrsFlro' ispfAsA--A Nsrmouter
eating 10 ne brother n Indianapolis. pay.
{ e folic,fuf. cssu 7umenf tnl"ot STATE md to
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~ Let every man in the city go to the
Court House this evening.

~ Hugh Heyrosh, tooaeconiss. on the
west side of,he SQUARE. keep an excellent
supply Of tobacco and cigar
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So Sufferers from Scrofuiors affections. clean on
Why ~esr youF rnples. Bio,ches, TIGERS. scres'-
Why have the life twisted cot q you BY pysPepsis
Rheumatism and Goui' Why surer syphindc 81,
hereurisi diseases 20 the boce- ycrr body. -
the resh &C your bones' Why les your slugg,.s
blood drag ard scatsr its ti-ssmrers thcroarh youf
veinsi Aus's cnsr. fx'r o ssr,sparfil. c,r,-
these complaints. an eiesses thssn cut a de -,
ten. Use Il faithfully and yoe hiring % scslesy
healthier. elesnlieF, and far more screp,sns neu-
bef.-l Democrat. Baltimore. Nc Iuugsi~iw
So se would call the particular attention " o.
ery reader - The Advertisement q NeI<ar
Strengthening Cordial and sescsn5c OF flnirnesaf
hey are too we'll known In this community 10 ~.
quirs recommendation Bat there are many Of CIR
readers who are suffering from dcrsnr-mens q tAs
digestive organs. without the slightest stes q a
real csu-e, giving rise 70 symptoms such cc~rss
dency. nervous unpleasant feeling. inse~isco lara
q Mercy. making existence border 70 AZ ~h-
may be afflicted. ny tAis Cordial: n VIII give lmrs
date relief To al who may Re snicsed With ssr--
O. Pains q any kind. Try the r4nin~n, sas The a
vertisement IN another column. lsrx7ia~-l~
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Sunday Night Dispatches

Late frsm CslifsrWta-AFstvs 81
she Pony ExpScss-Prsrta - ten
~ GEN Su m uer--HegUtag Ireops
Leaving for thr <tates-Em sgr "a .
tier fFosu Texas.
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Night Dispatches.

Stampede Of siaves-Quies at Lew
insviiie-M Mission Of scoDetary Cam.
eron-OriEin OF Canards-CoioneI
Rockers Attack on Wilson's Zou.
ases on santa Rosa Isiand-Rebei
Account-The star Makes Com
piaiat-impudeut Daitimoreans-
The Rebels Advancing on Prospect
Hill-Our Columns Drawn up an
Line of Battie-The Rebels Don't
Like the Prospect.
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VIEW. STORE.

HAVING closed my connection
Il Il with xessrs. Wolf a Co, wish 70 ssy 20 n,y
friends and the public that may be found u
NO. , LINTON BLOCK. EAST SIDE OF
THE PUBLIC SQUARE,.
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southeIn nTicauberI,u, J..

Every one who has read DAVID CoPPERFIELD dis
tinctly remembers WILKINS MICAUBER who though not
nominslly, yet really the hero Of the story. By
"ths hero we mean the character of the novel that
personifes by far the largest number of individual
realities. WILKINS is, what the world would perhaps,
call good clevSr, easy, good uatured, good for
nothing persona ge. With only modicum of brains,
and less than amodicum of energyh was ever wait
ing for something to turn up" Dickens is not very
popular man in the Confederate States but neverhe
sless in his descriptions of MCAUBER he has portrayed
some very loyal citizen in the South as well as in
old England The name is legion of those, who, ever
since the beginning Of our troubles have been wait
ing for something 10 Turn up ia the political
hemisphere, to put end to the war, and
bring ur enemies, in shame, TO our feet Instead
Of stimulating every energy Of our people, rubbing
up every old musket ripping into the bowels of the
earth for salpetre contributing their spare blan>
kets, and relying entirely upon our own brave
hearts and strong arms, many, too many of the
citizens Of cur new government have been Micsu
berzir G, waiting for something to turn up, pray
for JOHN Bull. or bCUIs NAP0LEoN to open the
blockade; and rejoicing more at the probable resig
nation Of Gen. sCoTT, or bursting ssunder Of the
LINCOLN Cabinet than at the reception Of hundred
thousand stand Of arms, the smuggling in
of a whole battalion of Armstrong guns In
the olden time the vainly confident trust
ed in words for their salvation, crying :
The temple of the Lord, the temple of the
Lord, the tempt, of the Lord and these In these
latter days the same individual characteristics pre-
vail to considerable degree, and those who have
them, cry out "SColT has resigned, MCCLELLAN and
FREMONT are superseded, the Lincoln Cabinet has
exploded" AL very well, and all probably true
But these do not work the independence of the
South. The curse upon man was, '' In the sweat OF
thy face shalt thou eat berad" So it is with govern
ments. We may be benefited by the di sensiou,
of our enemies and the assistance of foreigr
friends, but nevertheless we must expect and
determine to work out our own salvation
Let US learn to make our own candles and our
own soap, the beds that we sleep on and
the tables that we eat from. In the meantime lei
US show the North and the world that we have
the courage TO assert and the ability to maintain
solitary and alone, our independence and then We
shall not only merit bat receive recognition from
all the Governments of the world.
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clared that athe late STAIR at Eiward's Ferry
Qeesburg) seems to have been very badly man
aged and asks: care we forever tebe,taken by
surprise and thrashed without merey by ,sn info
rior foe "ItgOes further and wsrAs Gen. Nc
CIEILAN Of the consequences untess he soon
fights and wins battle. II says
General McCleliaa has rot Two weeks lie IN him
unless IN that time he shall have fought and won
8 battle. The Government expect. 1t, the army
expect it. the people exrees it. We have
been patient hut the stock ia getting low. and We
cannot help thinking if he is no better prepared for
q great battle than he appears to be for skirmish
ing, he should say so," =. - ss....
Gen. ScoTT did not hk 5 McCLELLAN, he was jail
Gus Of him. NccEEibtN bad superseded him, aud now
when he had failed retreated, after his 18th of Sep
TENDER speech, was the time to have revenge The
New York Times Of the 9th ult. contained the fol
lowing paragraph: = ~@ 49, ~
aThe statement published yesterday that General
Scott was urging the removal Of Gen. Mcclellan and
the appointment OF Gen Halleek in his place. must
be token with great reserve. Gen. Scott is mol
likely to recommend such proceeding unless he is
inclined to abstain entirely from offensive military
Operations andsse the aFEp Of the Potomac into
winter qunrteFs u = =
The next thing we hear is thst -Sc9rr has res
tired from his nonindt position, and is succeeded
BY MCCLELLAN, and he by HALocK.
The telegraph tells us commission reigns. in " ash
ington. few days since the New York Ezprsss
said;
"The country sbounds, and re-aboapds, bubbles
up even, with resources Of war; and all we need is
q master hand IN Washington to sweep over the
strings of patriotism now waiting TO be touched, al
TO be made yOcal-if only the great master will
come. The hand is waiting yet; the mind, the
brain. the hero statesman, who not only can exc
cute but who dares 10 execute The crisis is Great
ing b m, and when public opinion uplifts him, the
President win have to adopt him"
A Dictator is wanted. McChEILAx is not the man
theorists has been cresting Who is he: 2
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VINO Is ResnonsibieI

Prom the Chicago Tribune Oct 30. 80 r
That horrid blunder was committed at II irrisor
Island. near Leesburg, and that We suffered = re
verse quite disastrous 10 the pumber Of lives lost
as st Bull Run, seems now to be gleouily conceded
The only gratifying circumstance connected with
the affair is that our soldiers fought with the cool
ness and bravery Of veterans = From the gallAL
Col Baker. whose life was throwRaWay in charge
of desperate valor, down to the drummer boys, not
q coward is found in the slaughter pen. 1t is rela
ted that even poor negro, "owIng service and L.
Dor" to a Captain in the rebel army, braYed the
storm of bullets in heroic effort to the lives
of men, and that be carried no less than hun
dred soldiers safely back 70 the Maryland side Of thu
river in a small skif- which he had sOmeWhere
Now who was responsible lo.AfhiS fresh and
fatal disaster In whose brain was Conceived the
idea of crossing the river in couple of old seoWs
propelled by setting poles ia the fsee oe enemy
Of unknown strength Assuredlg some one is
previously to blame, and unless the gsity party il
distinctly pointed out, the people viii hold the Gov
ernmeDt or the commanding General, or both, re-
sponsible for the seven hundred lives offered up :
sacrifice to military ineapacity The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Ers7iag Poi
throws someIght upon it, which comedies with our
Information, as fOll0ws:
II learn, upon good authority, that Gen Nc
Clelsn asserts that the Leesburg FeeoadJi eace
made without any Consultation with him, and that
Gen Scott ordered it. or, Stone executed il without
ASCAClAoAS AAACANo osStAh AuA sLci
that he will resign if such movements are to be
made without his authority, while he is at least
nominalE commander
The country had supposed that the interference
slo we'd to Gen. Scott. the military concerns Of
the Department of the Potomac was now aday mere
ly nominal and hist e held the position Of General
ia Chief simply By courtesfy without assu eng 20
direct movements for which he ia incspaeifSted by
old age and Confirmed gout- Il Is in trinity peeu
lar 10 some men who b9ve passed die Psslmisr's
limit OF human life, 70 OslieEe that they are ex
GSty in thsiEprme- aad TO Yinaieate saeh belief by
saddea display of snInstton If Csss Scott direct
ed the crossing of tie Potomac 1t Esesburg it il
easily accounted for in ibis way. II be did not
direct it, il is accountable only the PothesisO OF
Insanity some where else. So" .t''-l.r.s--fa
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ca. McCieIInn.


When Gen. MCCLEILGY took the command of the
Army of the Potomac he was hailed as the AMERI
CGNNAPoLEoN. His praises were upon every tongue
and the papers of the North abounded in fulsomt
eulogies of 'the coming man"-or rather the man
who had already come-who was to wipe out the
stain OF the ingorious retreat from Manassas Plains
and retrieve the waning fortunes of the LINCOLN
DesPotism. Forthwith he went to work, and from
time to time the people were tsId he was making
Washington second Sebastopol, and that he would
soon eready to advance upon the 'rebeis and beat
them from their s;rOngholds. Or the Ilth of Sep
TENDER Gen MCCLELLAN, LtScoIN, and other digni.
tares visited the Federal Qualifications on the Viz
ginia side of the Potomac The soldiers turned out
and received them in due form. Gen. MCCLELLAN
was called upon for speech, and addressed them
as follows:
"Solders: We have had our last retreat. We
have seen our last defeat. You stand by me- and l
will stand by you and hencefOrth victory will
crown our efforts"
That was to the psint. It was what the "on-to-
Richmond faction gloried in and they sang pasns
to the name of MCCLELLAN, the great American
NAPoLEoN, ,.-, ..
The 2lsto of October came to witn;ss defeat of
q portion of MCCLELLGS's forces at Leesburg more
overwhelming than that at Manassas Plains, follow
ed by retreat admitted by themselves to be more
inglorious than that ct Manassas What fall was
thatl The fortunes of NcCIELILx, the American
NAPOLEON, began to waue with a rapidly equaled
emily by the process by which he was raised to the
pinnacle of greatness.
The On-to-Richmond party was again overwhelm
ed. The Pittsburg Post, fierce war paper, de,
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neadlng maIleT on EVER PaEe.
The First PresIdenIIa, EIection.


The First PRESIDENTIAL Election.
The eitzens of the Confederate States are called
upon to-day TO launch into existence, by their OWE
sovereign act, their permanent Government, by the
election of aPresidentan and Vice President and Rep
resentatives to the Congress. .-.,-.s ... g.. e.
The moral power and impression of a full vote Of
the people viii be very crest, and and we trust
thst no good and loyal SoHtherner will remain away
from the poisson an occasion so important to the
effect to be produced Ii isa sovereign right Of all
citizens to participate in this great political demon
strston. We trust that, at least, the city Of Nash
vile will exhibit the interest that her citizsns feel
in the great and holy cause Of independence, BY
bringing out her full strength on this interesting
casion. LeteEery man go to the pollsand take part
in our first regular election, under the permanent
Constitution! -
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from Bombay since the LIST Of January, 1861, now
amount to I6S697 against s44 l65 during the same
period Of $50. The prizes Of American today for
three Gu ryalqlaities are ID, l0td. 1895 compared
respectively ia SD, 6sf. and IA az tlss time
last year. while Surats are now 5lis6l. a1d 7Id..
compared with "a 80 "a. ayear sko. IS
g In twist the Legitimate business Of the month
has been on limited scale, merely t. supply i'm.
mediate waRsssFhe- fnrthsF Re~sra eeasss- es ths-
Cotton market has induced some speculative uur-
chasess in anticipation Of prices going sill his ~
Some considerable offers have agan been mads
during the last few days aeconaE spseulA tors
but spInners have declined them: IN rUts- ysrrur
for India, q small amount of business has cen
done, and in water twist for Chins, tOlno n
For Germ2ny and the Continent, the trsIstc
have been limited. The advance during the mlnih
averages about IL per ID, on both Hlsls yarns and
water twist
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the Nav Recrnit..

We yesterday stated that reliable Information had
reached US that Gen'. JOHNSTON had issued orders
to disband the troops, orgsnzsd, under the re.
cent call of the Governor of Tennessee.
We are gratifsd to have the authority for now
stating that Gen'l JOHNSTON has issued an order
cOuntermanding this proceeding, and that the re-
cruting win go as before, and the troops already
organized will be received and mustered into the
service. ..s.. .-. t.-.-. -..
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TROUBLES in an Illinois Regiment.
Corr..pond.ao. Of The cAicsg, 4rsun,.

LOUISVILLE, October % 1861 The troubles OF
the 24th Illinois, Col Hecker, are likely to result
in the disbandiDg Of the entire regiment. Col
Hecker, since his return from Washington and the
reinstatement Of his discharged officers, has moi
succeeded in managing his men 10 the most dmirA-
bic manner There is no mutual desire to Rideaeh
other existing among the officers and himself, and
the regiment is much disorgSnized. Ia coDse
Quence of this and that the whole matter nay be
thoroughly si'ted and the cause OF the miSuhaers
standing eradicated. Gen. Sherman has ordered
Col Hecker and the other SOU ants to report
themselves TO the Adjutsntl General at Springfield
tor waich place they VII start IN day or Two.