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0fz1c1al Report Of Capt. Hzfa Tayler
to Gen, Grant,

A%~'' ~~~-'
Gxn. 2: S. Grant, Commanding Department $,
E. Missouri:
SIR: have to report the following casual
ties, &C., during the expedition and fight
which occurred at Belmont yesterday. Three
men were ssrlously wounded: 1st serg't tChss
M. Everett, musket-shot In head; Sergeant
David F. Chase, ehot in the arm; private
George O. White, lost light hand and badly
wounded in the face. Slightly wounded, p1i.
rates G. R. Van HON and Wm. DaWoH
Horses lost: Three shot On the field. Horses
wounded-two in the legs, several others
slightly wounded. Left On the held-tHo
caisons, one baggage wagon, two sets artillery
lead harness, 1000 ball cartridges for Colts re.
volyers, 100 rounds Of ammunition for six.
pounder guns, rs double blankets, 20 canteens,
coats, $ caps, 5 Colts revolyen, horse
blanEeta, 6sabres, 5 lanterns, 3shovels, over
coat, Q curry-conbs and brushes, Q fnze gouges,
80 friction primers, 2 camp kettles, 20 cups, l
leg guard, ! sponge and rammef, whips, 20
haversacks, 2 picE-a1es, telling axes, l trail
handspike.
CAPTURED FROM TIE ENEME.
Twenty horses, one mule, one FOUNDER
brass gup, one 12pouuder brass hoW1tzer a1d
| some fragments Of artillery harness, and sun
Try small articles captured by. individuals not
Oh any pa1klCAlAI fkA1UH W k4G 6GEf1E6-
My force consisted Of four 6.pounder field
| gune, two H-pounder hoWitzers with gun
| timbe1s and ca1zsons complete, 81 horses, II
| mules, 1000 rounds Of ammunition for guns
AID howitxers, loco pistol cartridges, LII me1
with Fations and forage for two days. Mum
Der rounds fred 400; number lost 200; nun
ber brought Of the field 400.
have to regret the loss Of my caisons ami
baggage wagon, but trust the Government i
amply repaid In the capture Of two guns from
the enemy.
Ism highly gzstided to be able to repor
that the officers and men under my comnan'
conducted themselves in manner to deser7
| mY highest commendat1ou and praise.
T taka pleasure In mentioning in'partcula,
Lieut.. 2. H. White, and the men under hi
| immediate command, for the bravery d1splal
ed in driving the enemy from hia position
eileucirg his battery, and, under calling fiji
from his infant1y, Capturing two OF his gun
and although the result Of the battle Is N,
tbire but satisfactory to me, Yeti cannot fo
bear to ssy that considering the ground tough
over, and the extteme difficulty experience
!. IN banding artillery In the woods. th.t =
estfe fed thAt no man could have effected mo
under the circumstances
Your obedient Servant, :
Ezra TAYIoR.
: Captain Light B.ttesy "B" L Y.
, 1861-11-13
THE wAK IN EAST KENTUCKY.
4.
Gen. Nelson Routs the Rebels ut Pike
y1ile-4Q0 SIatn-1O00 Pr1sonerFs

PARIS, Ky.. Nov. 1o.-Gen. Nelson mot the
rebels on Friday last st Pikesyille, Pike county,
Ky., ard won d glorious victory. Col s4aban
I. Moore attacked the rebels in the reaf WiSh
$500 meH; Col. Harris, I'd Ohio, IN 'front.' with
inp se 1o forward al iii the enemy were brought into
The midst Of Nelson's whole brigade, when
our forces pressed them upon an sides, killing
four hundred and taking one Thousand prison
CTS. The balance weTe scattered In AZ dtrec-
tione. The loss Of the Federsls is snlaR.
LEXINGTON, Ky.,- Nov. IA couz.ey from
Nelson's brigade, with dispatches fak Gen
Thomas, reports sighting at Pisey1le. br two
days. The rebels ;lost Aoo Killed and 1,coo
LEXINGTON, NOV 12.-Neleou haa:1Aippea
Williams. 400 rebels killed and 1M4 taken
prisoners. Among the latter are 9snerals
Williams and He1es. The fight took blace at
Pikeseille On Friday ard Saturday. :Hederal
ICES comparatively small ..-:-Is
C1Nc1nHAT1, Nov. 12.-The battleas Pixies
vile lasted during Friday and SATURDAY, and
our 7ictc1y wss complete. Generals William:
and Hawes are among the prisoners.i
, 1861-11-13

The news from the naval expedition, all
Of which is derived from rebel sources,
may be stated in brief as follows: A large
portion Of the feet the Minnesota leading,
passed safely up into Broad river, while
she shore batteries were engaged by our
gun boats. Fort Walker, on Hilton Head
YVES attacked on three sides, and its guns
entirely disnounted On The second round.
6ome accounts ascribe this casually to
Inc feco1l Of the guns themselves, and
Others TO the accurate firing Of the Federal
a1uile1ists- oae hundred rebels are ad-
mlHed to have been killed during the brief
engagement Fifteen vessels passed up
toward Beaufort, closing all the inlets and
, 1861-11-13

Samuel Montgomery, one Of the soldiers
concerned in the unfortunate affair at the Get-
man Yong's house, near Camp Butler, where
bound over to the Circuit Court 10 answer to
q charge OF rape, had his trial on Saturday,
which resulted In his hcquittal. It will be re-
membered that he received very serious inju-
~ in the ahray, which 1t Was at the time fear
ed would prove fatal, but he has eince nearly
recovered.
From the testimony given before the jury,
It seemed to be the prevalent impression that
the etatements Of Capt. Trattcn and other of
ticere Of the regiment, which We published at
the time, were correct-.that the Yougs had
besn keei1g hSuss Of ,nze Tez lGw =; tSs Ssassstt s
This Ut least was the opinion We heard ex'
pressed by many who attended the trial, law
yers and othera-SminaseE Journal.
, 1861-11-13

LAKE DEF9scEs s-The New YORK Evet'ng
Fost, in referring to the matter OF our Lake
de5ences, erggcsted by HI. sa#azd's recent
letter, refers 10 The fact that the eighty gun
ship New Orleans is on the stocks and under
cover, 1t ssckett's Harbor, still sound except
IN few parts, and capable, In the opinion OF
competent persons, who have examined her.
of being Eet aAoat, ready for service, in ninety
days. The Tost argues this as an economical
,nd decisive method of securing M armament
for Lake Ontario. The vessel can be made
into propeller very readily, and Is ssauncn
and strong Tar vessel-
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CTATEMENT cf the Condition
OF THE
Commonwealth Fire Ins. Comfy,

1st-Tte psue Of the Company Is the Commonwealth
Eir= Insurance CoupsaJ Of New YORK
sd-The amount OF pttal stock CO o.
3l-Jhe AMOUNT Of cspitat stock pato Up Is. S5sD0
Assets:
nf AEeoIs L, s6a. s.
eaEeaI Estate uatr:umbered ............. s, -04.N
Si a-i ;tb-psbts duo the Company s1cnred
Eys,afe ~ e. @ 9orti, conplc Ins s1nouns sx7sos
asa-AehnS etaess se ....,........s $1,000
f>bDebts cu- for premiums. -..-.-......-. 1883
'sa-a1a 1.nv n1Hel "=os s ...,....... 2os4s.7
, 1861-11-13

IIADIITTIE9:
nsses dlusted snd net ---..-...--...-F 9!No1
LOSES IN Eucren9s waiting proof.......... le0oooo
Tctal Liabilities. 7saoaso
New Tork. December Sist 1ae:
GEO. z. EAws. Secretary.
, 1861-11-13

fWOn the outside Of to-day's issue, in
por.ant correspondence relative to the battle
Of Belmont; a letter from The camp Of the
18th Illinois Regiment ct sm;thlsnd, ky.;
Governor Tstes's Proclamation for Thanks
giving; sketch Of Gen. Nelson and his
forces; and further from "Ar. spro"ie IN
Nasbipctou,"
, 1861-11-13

cE 1t Will be seen by our dispatches
that Gen. McK;nstry is on his WY to
Washington, under orders, and that The
*fairs in his department at 81, Louis are
10 undergo strict examination, His ehiei
clerk, Clements, has been arrested, and
the papers q the Office seized 80 moch
fer NcK;nstry. Now for the others
, 1861-11-13

p,rvT,,opr. Nov. 12.-Tha Norfolk Custom
ua,ssa T. renrrted to have been burned Oh
saturday % y nixht, with large amount OF
oS Tbe h.,k sersphfne Of Baltimore from Bio,
Win = csrgo of coffee wss wrecked On Cape
Henry. AL hands we're saveo. I1e cargo ieh
into the haada Of the rebels.
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dict that Hhe goes under, there will result an
upheagIDg, and abfg sensation, that viii bring
dovn d 1onu rnw of brieks.

upheaYIDg, and abfg Sensation, that will bring
down long row Of briaks. -
McKinstry is expected here to-moUo"
night. Clements tRtifed before the Congress
sioral Investigating COMMITTEE, and habsos
corpus in his behalf is talked Of, on the alleged
ground that by the Act Of Congress he Is re-
lieved of responsibility, such aet specifically
providing for the protection Of those made to
give evidence committing themselves in such
Investigation
Gen. Haneek te1egrsphs that he will arrive
here tomorrow. Military officers say thst
Hunter will continue in command Of the ar
my OF the Southwest, while Halieck assumes
the command of the Department hare.
Frank Blsfr will, 1t i. s.expected, be appoint
ed Msjor-Gsneral Of State troops organized
under the new General order, 1t the request
cf Governor Gamble
To-day Mrs. Fremont presented the Body
Guard with beautiful silk flag. The Body
Guard will not be disbanded. IS has been re-
ported.
, 1861-11-13
The Massacre. Of Federal EfooPg ef
GneEndo1te, Fa.-A Terrible Ven.
Eenaee for 1hB keFndY~

GnvEpdorxe. Fa.-A Terrible Ven.
Eennee for she fer1d1.
CrcNsA11, Nov. 2-The massacre of the
small Federal gua1d at Wyartotte Was aecom-
plished by t1icEerF On the part OF the iahaht-
tants. II appea1s thats force Of rebel cavalry
Ya1iouflg estimated at from dTe hundred -
8 athousaEd had concs ntTated In the country
back of the town. These proposed, with tbs
assistance Of the rebel inhabitants Of Guyan-
do:te, to anufhilate the Federal force IN the
town. The force consisted OF 200 OF the 5.h
Virginia regiment, and few OF Zeig1er's
Virginia cavalry. It Was arranged between
the rebel cavalry and rebel citizens to massa-
ere our troops IN cold blood Accordingly,
Last Sunday evening, and invited them to theit
| houses en- various pretaxts. and all who ware
| of Gnty accepted the inyltatione. While they
were beirg entertained, at about half-past
! eight at night, the rebel cavalry dashed into
town. Signals were displayed from every
| house where the FedeTals were, and the rebels
rnshed In, murderipg the unarmed soldiers IN
ccld blood. The rebel citizens, men and
Wcmep, rushed to arms and aided the cavalry
in the slaughter. The Federals In camp pre-
pared as soon as possible for defence, but were
overpowered, and bad to break. Very few
were killed in the engagement With the car
airy. Nearly all that were killed being mur
deTed in the houses. When Col Ziegler ar
rived, On hearing the particulars Of the at
fair, he ordered The destruction Of the town
Buildings we're immediately f7ed and tn
whole town reduced to ashes.
C1Sc1SSAT1, Nov. l2.-The correspondent
of the Gazette, who writes from Gen- She1
| Cumberland River, on the Louisville d Nasl
vile railroad, in the resr Of Buckner, has bee
burned, causing great consteruat1on anon
| the rebels. The Union men are at Wo1E.
, 1861-11-13
Gen. mcK1ns1r9's Department Being
QYeFhnuleds

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 12-HeuIy #. Clement,
principal clerk in the Quartermaster'5 Depart
ment while under charge Of Gen. Mckinstry,
Was arrested this afternoon BY order Of Gen.
Curtis, and conveyed to Jefferson barracks,
and ali his papers taken to the Arsenal. Gen:
MeKinst1y's office is closed md guard placed
around 1t, and the affairs Of the Department
are undergoing strict Investigation. It is
understood that Gen. Mckinstry has been
that he will reach here tomorrow.
, 1861-11-13

WAsHKaToN, Nov. IA family 1ettet
received here dated 2sth M October, o,stoesr On 9Ga5a
the e renort Of the capture Of the pirate Sumter.
The M Wfiter lssys sha Was caught In her owR
tran- Il seems that ehe mtttook oae Of the
,rTR .nnRhoats for merchantman, and started in
pursuit; and when tie ganbeat hsd drawn Sn1
her ont far enough she turned and Ian hsr
on board the Niagara
DENIAL OF TH8 ABOVE
Nxw YonK, Nov. 12-Adyices from the
f.foaf" Niagara to the 24th Of October say
Wiring ahout prisoners from the Sumter, and
her Tenorted capture is likely untrue.
, 1861-11-13

~ #The Office OF the Comfy Clerk Of Mari
on county, Ill, was recently entered BY burg
la1s and the strong box' Of the Agriculsu-
raj Society carried of. As it contained but
SO, the eociesy is expected to survive it.
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Killed.

EVANSVILLE, O., Nov. 12.-But1eE ?. Ab
bot, sul@xtntc5dent 81 the g. ": and l. g: Ksn.
abopt eight O'Clock LAST H.ght, BY striking
bridge.
, 1861-11-13

Frovoat Judge Freese on Debts.
NEWARK, N...JNoy u "A letter from Provost
Judge F1eeee, Of Alexandria, appears In this
a1te1noon's Adcc,zsse7, in which be says it the
Government will allow him to follow out his
course. he will undertake to coll ct one-third
Of the $3.50, 100000 due from the South, with
cut doing Injustice in single instance.
, 1861-11-13

CORRECTION By aa erray of 81 informaat,
ne announced tie 1ea:a Of George Z. Mills, at
Homer, VIII county, f=w days since It
should have read "George L. Wells, son OF
W,C,Wells, Esq" Our readers will remcnn-
her the painful circumstances Of The poor
1ftt1c ff7;1H's desth.
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From Fortress nEonreE~Wretk OF tke
French War Fezael-SIox1es Brought
ffpu norfolk,

From Fortress MOnreE~Wretk OF rAe
French War Vexsel--SIoxles Hroughs
from Norfolk.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. II, via Baltimore,
Nov. n.-ko intelligence, as get, from the
feet. a flag Of truce brought up, to-day, the
crew Of the French corvette Province, wreck"
ed last Tuesday nieht near Ocrac0ke Iu1et,
North Carolina. The had no pilot and went
sshore during heavy weather. She crew, 100
in number, were all saved, and raached Nor
folk, via Charlestcn. .
-Four fishermen also came in from across
james River last night. They give the same
report o. the five deserteEs yesterday IRON
yorktown, VIZ. that cur troops had taken
! Charleston.
The Dawn arrived to-day from Washington,
| having successfully run the Blockade Thirty
| two shots were fired at her.
Another flag of truce sent from Norfolk,
| Yesterday, brought down reports that altsr the
| capture Of the batteries the rebels fell back to
| Beaufort, where most desperate struggle
took place. There Was terrible excitement a:
! Ncrfo1E
, 1861-11-13

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-The Inquirer has
Especial which says that d privateeI and two
schooners in Swan Gun inlet were burned on
the night Of the 9th By boats from the Tusea-
1cza, Stationed at Chfrcoteague.
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'GbiEaup Trii1u1rB
e It viii be seen by our dispatche

E FIR Anas.ssne..ts," lfauts" c'4a
Il Sals !" 4dn1fisx saents see Four1A R;3c
, 1861-11-13

A GREAT CHANCE FOR AN
IA EETERPRySING MAN-For tale for cash
large and well stocked DraG GROCERY sad General p FL
West Il has always done the entire Drug tfade Of
the county besides Ehish j. It R5es
OIL, Pai5ts, fancy Goods, Bcoke, Lamps. etc. The
store ia situated Is miles from Chicago, on the I'LL
nois Central Railroad, In the town Of Henona, Nat
ehs1 cunty. ,-----....,
sNITH, is lake Ercet, Ghicsgo, or by applstng per
.eIay letter 70 HESR1 LIE q tae sto5s h Ss
separated from the Grocery and Variety store: or
Eand tEehs5 st the lGdh o. saS M
purchasing At any time. --,
IN one lot at {ty per cent. reduction ntst c5st.
Ihia i the EFeate.t chsnca syeE 9aered - aay en
gems nj business man. ANY person with s.n3l capi
tai would realize fortune n short tine MAi nf
sold st grett tscr1nce the prcpriet being tired O.
Western life Al vi hes to return 70 New YORK Ap
| ply INN edletely 81 above. uo!&h7IS1Wxo-#&F1
, 1861-11-13

Outward Round with Cotton.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-The rebel ship
Bermuda ran the blockade off Savannah On
the night of the % Of November, being towed
out by the steamar Huntress. She is loaded
with TWO thousand bales of Gotten, for Liver
, 1861-11-13
W1nsted Bank Robbery.-The Ba1tf-

W1H&4Ed R&NE R0bDHf9s"HHH na4k1E
more Treason Cases.
New YORK, NOV. 12-Some time during
Saturday night and yesterday morning, the
Wsusted Bank, at West Wiusted, Ct, Was bur
glarious1y entered and robbed Of $58 COO, with
which the thieves made good their escape.
Chief Justice Taney has postponed tha Bal
timore treason cases till April. He intimates
that the question will be fully considered by
The Supreme Court this Einter.
, 1861-11-13
Tor THE TEETHs- -

FOR T Il E T E E 7 H. -
Goswell.B Cherry Tooth PASTE.
IeEtbury T. Browns TooA 1asse-
Vanbut tEta'e ZoZod0nf.
ANp0Tt'1 De1th1cG.
RoWlaud'e EdoHro.
PeIleter's Ddcntne.
PelletsI's Elixir.
PieFre's E1lIfE.
Ri5uen's Tooth Powder.
F!meu1 hose Tooth Soap
ThoDreou's Tooth scap.
HeHn te+1g : fSenttftfce Cleaver &E8ponacaoax
1noth Powder TknIstons Tooth foTdet. E4iz,Hs E4insa
ToGth p1rpaTxtopa, H&uQpB TOOTH FT5pafaao&ss
Phs!pn'B Tooth Preparations.
SMITH DWlKR, Chezn1Ets aad Dr1EEs'HRnnsu " Hnuse
.~.asa1sL:etn 6rppett4 tha ITsc'ons aoo@s~
, 1861-11-13

Arp1roRs OFF1CK, STATE or lt1Iaolr sr{
Springfield 1a91afy % ~ .Si4; III ~ rI2v,
Msersa: Tns csG1 aa ioessed Se@ Tor
xEe ~ Ike condition CT it, affairs as 1equEe9 15
81 IS Hgssaelss se ss2a q of nao
H7oyed February 14tu. 1855 snd az 49, aet
{{hcTet5. approved January 2sd ls5l; And aeaTcr
safd Company has furnished san5tactxt? S'crant4s5
tnee wri't1n instrument signed By tne 5ITeGs
HaLL II s1d JAMES E sToKE r. sgsn
foT he Of the bu.tness o. eal4 fe@ e
EowleoEc service Of process ior a1n " ~ 3r1ce9a
ta,d Company conBenttnE thai seff1Gs ~ p pfeSs Sa
mem a5d $40 n6an ne e ese co@pse eS nd
,yn1 al cls.m ct error pJ season Of sucn ter7ise
"s M er+fere IN purr Of the provisions Of
Tie 81 :, PTRod, sd,s Aodt2F A. ns2sSx 2!
T1be AssoqEt' I'd q asa HALL sud
a. ~ vi src 1uthcI1zsd - AEsuts for tue eaad
onen1 10 transact the busipees Of insuranca "a
tis stsfs nSs The THIRTY 9Est day of JsGnay n @ sas
MY s, " Il testimony TheEeo1 have nesau3to sub 10
{sx4L ttctfhed my naEe and afa1ea tne seA1 ~ ~ =
a-' eH &c At rr.nsheid, tais twenty s'1'h oa7 O
5s5osls' r. H. JESSE T. DUBOIS, Aadisss z. l.
..- CARrA1
Fultnu 1rsuraree Company Il N*T 99fk; = 2 o 9N
Er.gGc1t insurance Conptny of Me- fos&-. aS9aS
/ thrnir 1nsur1rre e Comrasy OF BrooklX4 E3ls
Exsbs9E:s c@psx q s
hfnsr1nsona. h1Iaa 81 liz ms socety London...... 3o
HA14 Z s eosHAKY, , 4 I .s,s A.snt;t A.est ;t,.,.
nol.h=7.iz CAIosso. llina1*
, 1861-11-13

TLERK WANTED.-The Adver-
yerttser wishes to employ inme edlately, ayoung
man OF GOOD address 10 CLERK in Retail alore, and
who can lend his employer the sum Of $500 In cash.
Good Iecur1ty given for the money. and far salary
ratd Tor his Services Address e. B" "Irihnng Of.
tce EhfcaCp illinois Gol3h.Se-lt
, 1861-11-13

Combination of Its SucceKs-.1ntefe3se
leg Particulars of the Advance .ap
Fa1reries Inefae1eaI-UrEent Gail for
HELP
, 1861-11-13
ITO SHIPPERS OF PaoDo1A
AID
1x,uarsarx rT0EE EuzeftG-

1na 9f213 TILE e frcSa tass Test - Lsc1pook
f0efa ~ "a seaaz s.s 3 r1o.sss e r. TX s NJ
NLiea t1r1aeEt n It,rougn ti11s q lAiaE ifom Ak!1E
En- rsteos stsa REsGRAek krg y :a e
u JAZZ 30 . .ake sEeek t2kfefas
- rxuwaxoa. Eta fI1.xat Azs'7i Ssss$'@s@ +
fs=+l7-zp
, 1861-11-13

The Massacre at Guyandotte.
, 1861-11-13
vzve DaTs Lnter---Eur0peansHe n
&As Hand

FAR4HER Pc1AT, Nov, 2-The steannsnip
Nova scotiAn has arrived with fse days letee
neEe. Liverpool October 31st, ~ London:
derry November 1st. News tHapotsa2S.
, 1861-11-13

4 YOUNG MAN WH0> HAS
Il had sevsn ysars experience ms
FIRST CLASS COUNTRE STORE.
in Connect1< ut wishes situation 8s ealesman II
GOOD House tn Chicago, Dgy Goods preferred. Can
Iroduce coed It ccmmendat1on from ht4 emplo1e1.
Pleaae address Il. T. PECk, Waterbury, Connecticut
S1,Sr
, 1861-11-13


Springfield February 15t7 EGL}
whereas. The Eommonwsalta F1se @ insurance a & Com;
Of the condition Of It's affairs as required oJ
a,,t mol Incorporated b the st1te Of illinois, ap
proved February 14th 1s set amendatory thereto,
aannroyed January ead 1851. and Ehereaa, said Com
rary has furni:hed satisfactory EVIDENCE that It is
possessed Of the required amount OF esRaMi M Eessea
Written Instrument signed by the PEsldent and secEe:
JaSIs =. STOKES Of Chicago. Illinois, fts Agents
for the tanpaction Of the business q said company,
SnoIedse service Of process for and on behalf OF sad
shrr the ead agents shall be taken and held to be ns
Wild as ifserved upon the Company ana waving al
claim Of error By reaaon ct such serS3ee1 =,
~ Il. tss5s9ss aia2 T.
certitT that the said LAAtBEeT G: HALL JAMEs ~:
r. STOKES ~re authorized as agents 1or tns saa CsH
tfatf Until the thrtyrst day OF january IN the year
eiS,tren hundred aid si1ty-two. fnr as he sy be
Ecsaiiy empoE cred So to do by said Company
-, In Testimony whereof have hetsu9to o. SUD ~ :,
3sEA1 serbcd ny name an1 a altnta LIZ ~ ~ e
1uafs' 4 =: JESSE K DUBOIS, Auditor ?. A.
CAPrTAL
Fr1tor Insurance Company Of Sew Tcrk... :a9oS 1870,
L. Fayette lnkuIa3cG Company VI 2oki}n- !5aES
RreyCo-t Ipt pfnnce Company Of New YORK; dV dSevNV
Pre- nix Ilsuranre Company OF BrnoEltn. s1,iao
Germ Excl thanee Insurance Company ot \ sgJGot
Ccnuonwea I'll lnsura &C Compa1y o; n y 5se - -
sS:rtnrrn A-tu1nnca Corppany q lon!on ~ ss ss
Int. irrational Lite 1n=- Society," Lonaon.--.- %o''S
HALL & GoNFAkfT, F. fCS,,5 AWFsSts Wsts: street
| ro,shs3t1m Chicago. lWaots.
, 1861-11-13

Return OF Prisoners to Camp. Flag or
1ruce.- The Rebel CamP-Ren nc.
I'niIoch AcctuauT SeeDs Felt Ano
TaJheQ 1u-.1GO Nf@zcrE In OamE.-
HOW they Came Theres &cs
, 1861-11-13

The following IS the estimate Of Mr. Cav
lin, Secretary ofthe Board of Trade, ofthe
amount OF -four wheat and corn in store
in this city On the 4th inst, compared with
The estimates Of the three previous weeks:
Ncv. II. Eov.4 oct. Is. Oct. e.
F1anr. tu 1875 1855 1345a 1850
Wheat bu,, 99. 1871 1257 327 1,193 997 ], 1,123529
tom. bu....-.1 07o, 1,ao5s sN 1as3 81 1s5s 4o6
nat --..-... 125e00 239 Its
, 1861-11-13

r NOW THYSELF!-Dr. J
IL E. McCANN, Physician snd Surgeon,
detects to certainty The true endit1an aud LEGALITY
II eeaees b einple aad sclentic method wttnort
Luaes hea,ed 81 Medical Iahalsdcn and Conssitu.
Hcral Treatment; Diseases OF t1e Heart, q ths
Tsnce Cancer. Chronic Ulre1s, Rhen@aItsm, Neural
yesnd Ia. seniaai weakness, sE}n Diseases. kup:
ture DiaFrhga We sre rot .care AZ" doctor e and
cGYeTy, Al cu1able diseases Of tong sta1d1ax ca1ed
IL the shotteet possible tme
FEMALE DISEASES, &C.,
eucn Il supprtssions Irregularities Failing Of :3e
Wnmh TuH1oEa all Urinary D1se1eeB Nervous Ueplll-
~ PAinful Or pltncu1t He1st1ua1on. BaIEeucesA d.
WiIi he sDeejIly cured without poisonous dfu2a. IL
urio1s or rEpan. sb1e ms dicinea Of sny ftna aaEe
msg be-, fhe adicted ato cordially invited II ea3l
Ind xStIsfT them4etYe4.
, 1861-11-13

An Communications strictly cnnhdenu11 Ot5ea II
she S&eet Ekiltcnd building. corner of ete aad 7n-
eclph stxeets, Dmce hours from A n " n :. y.
scrs 10 uy xddreea irclostnR ttAu1p- VIII receive
proHpt attention, Or for two sta1ps *4 eeaa
rxmEh1Ht ffeeL &e3s41
, 1861-11-13
Gen. Hunter orders NO moro Re4mont
Affair.".
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-The following general
order Was promulgated TO day :: ::
HEAoquAa1Rzs WEsrxn DEF'1,l

NOVEMBER 4, 1b67. J
The commanders Of troops IN this Depart
inert viii avoid extensive movements which
offer battle or divide and pzo1ong our lines,
until further concert aud concentration Of &C
ton can be arranged and instructions given.
Full aud concise reports will be forwarded
Immediately to Brig. Gen. Curtis, St. Louis,
giving the strength, position and condition Of
eper command in the Department. These
Teoorts viii be consolidated under his dl1ec'
lion. and weekly abstract forwarded to the
Commanding General
fsI9nedl r. II. HoUGH, Mai. aud Adj't.