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, 1861-10-26

OTTAWA, Oct. 25-Col. Dickey's Regiment
T1ll march Wednesdsy q ne1t weak. On
rade, the regiment all mounted. The citizens
Of Ottawa will present splendid standard to
the reg't and an elegant sword to Col Dlckey.
Judge Caton and Hon. B. c. Cook making the
presentation speeches. This regiment is
teco1d to uole in service. Their horses aud
equipments sre superior, and the men, phyai~
cal}y md morally, sre very choice. a better
BODY Of officers will rarely ever be found to-
eether. They are get uuarmed. but An agent
East reports that first-c1ass arms will be fur
nished Tety soon.
, 1861-10-26

JEFF Thompson's motley crew are
making their bestpaces for Arkansas, since
he defeat near Fredericton. They had at
last accounts passed Greenville, where
Vol Ross, Of the 18th Illinois, fell upon the
- rear guard killing sixty and taking two
hundred prisoners. Greenvi11e is on the
direct road to Pocahontas, Ark, and about
halfway the distance. Our Cairo corres-
pondent will lcse friend in JEFF Thomp-
son
, 1861-10-26

James A Mc1faste1s, Esq, editor OF the
late FIe<man's Journal, res released yesterday
from Fort Lafayette, by order Of Secretary
Seward. The condition Of his release WIS,
that be should take the oath Of allegiance
prescribed By Congress, to support the Con:
stltution and Government Of the United
States, which he did at the same time pro-
testing sgainst the requirement as being With
out warrant Of justice OF Law. Mr. McMastera
states that, while he has no ground Of COM
plant In his own case, the treatment extend
ed TO many Of the state prisoners in the Fort
is not only exceedingly harsh toward them.
bnt unworthy Of the Government Of the
United Ststes.-M ?. Times, akA.
, 1861-10-26

EA&T&0EO81AI3 6EA1EAAt VI AGA&3V4ADs
It is singular fact that during the autumn
sesson, when epidemic feyers are most preva.
lert, and acid drinks are greatly needed
BY phgsicians for their patients, suffering
from every species ct febrile disorder, it often
occurs that fruit Of the acetic class should be-
ccme very scarce, This is em1neutly true at
the present time. Sons three weeks since
a vessel arrived at our port with cargo Of
lemons and lines. The price at that time
WIS considered unusually high, viz S6 per
box. Two weeks lister there were but ten boxes
In the market A gentleman purchased two
of them at 81 per box. Five boxes were
sold the next day st ten dol a.s each. On
the day following box was disposed Of at
$50, another at $235, aud the last box Of lem
ons In the city was sold yesterday at $50, OF at
about ten cents per lemon, wholesale rates.
By tomorrow night, probably, not 3 lemon
can be had. and the market will be entirely
cleared out. A vessel from South America,
loade1 with this truit, and bound to this port,
was spoken last week two hundred miles south
Of Cape Henlopen; she has not since been
heard from, but is hourly expected. 4 lively
competition will doubtless ensue between the
dtale1e of New York, Boston, and this city, as
to who shall obtain q share Of this invoice,
but the tirht choice will be allowed to Phila
de1phia- Goyerement agents are row in wait
ing here 10 make large purchases Of the artl
Gle fer the Washington hospital Single lem
ons we're sold In this city last evening for ffl,
| cents ptece,-PhilGd de1phia Press, Esd.
, 1861-10-26

tEIGQ1 Liz N1HE4QtEd%4 Ss&AEtkc3 A3tasl
From those Officers who have come down
from the Kanawha, we have obtained the PAT
tlculars OF skirmish which took place in the
LeIghborhood Of Hawks Nest, On New river,
seven miles above Gauley Bridge, on the af-
1elnoon Of Monday last About three O'Clock
IN that day our pickets were fred upon scross
that river, but Without Rny damage. Paris Of
the 18Th and 28th regiments, undsr commsnd
Of Col. McCook, immediately repaired to the
spot, which YVES at ML1er's Ferry, when sud
denly rebel cavalry company and between
t1o hundred and three hundred militia, ap-
peared from among the woods and skirmisA-
Ing commenced. 4 Adesulro1y firing Was kept
up scroas the river for four CT FIVE hours, with
no other loss upon cur side than one killed
and two wounded belonging to the Twenty
eighth regiment. Two mountain howftzers
were Brought to play upon the rebels, who
mansged to dodge the musket fira behind the
trees, hut some shot aud shell from the how.
tiers di=lodged them and they fell back,
dragging i've OF Elk killed or wounded with
them.
The next day, however, they reappesred In
stronger 1orce, but they hugged the woods
and fred from behind trees. Col. McCooh
ordered riflsd sfx.poundsr to be brought tx
bear, zEd tew rounds, well Gil ected, ehsveret
huge EpliRters from the trees, and these flying
in al directions made 1t too dangerous fo
them to remain, and they had entirely disap
peared when the Freestone left.
, 1861-10-26
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l
ST. LOUIS, October Is, 1851.
News has been received that Col Ross OF
tie 18th Illinois, and the 1ndhra cavalry,
forming the advance guard Of cur forces in
pursuit Of JEFF. Thompson's men. on, Wednes.
dsy last reached Greenville, fell upon the rear
guard Of the enemy, Killing 60 aud taking 200
prisoners.
, 1861-10-26

LoIAL DuBuQUK.-A correspondent at Du
buque calls our attention to the fact that that
city, hitherto the hot-bed Of Democracy in
Its worst form, (under the local direction OF
such men as Ben Samuels aud Matoney,) gave
amsJority Of some 400 against the "rattie-
Enakee," at the late election, although the
towns turned the scale against the city and
gave = small majority for the rattlesnake
county ticket He says Dubuque " is not a
secession 1ty,'
, 1861-10-26

HEADQUARTERS AT PILOT KSoB, Oct. 25.-
conmandant Of this post, announces that the
proclamation Of Gen. Fremont, as modified
By the President, declaring martial Law, will
be rieid]y enforced In the counties OF Jeferson,
st. Francois, Washington and 1ronton; and
that aD persons taken in arns against the
Government Of the United States in an il1eg-
ular warfare, or who may be found to have
participated in any manner In burning or 9th
dwiee ipjuring railroads. or other bridges, Or
cutting telegraph wires, or injuriDg any public
property, Will be supamarily shot; also, that
the E. eympathisers with rebellion who are con-
etantly viaitirg stations On the Iron Mountain
Railroad and giving information to the rebels,
will hereafter be arrested and dealt With aa
6pIeR.
, 1861-10-26

The military order at Washington,
denying to special reporters the use of
army intelligence, {thsn which there is
very little elsc) must account for the fail
ure Of our dispatch from that quarter this
morning. Only the Associated Press may
send army news. This amounts to keep
ing the West one day in arrears. Very lit
lie Of the general dispatches sent to New
York after 6o'cloce finds its way westward
for the morning papers,
, 1861-10-26
CHICAGO. SATURDAY, OCTOBER rs, 1861.
-Four Uay& Later From EHroPs-The
Ctr nf BALTIMORE NJ CAPE R4e9H

City Of Baltimore aE Gaps Haess
ST. Jonss, N. F., Oct 25-The steamship
City Of Baltimore, which sailed from Liver
cay, 17th list, passed Cape Race at 7:So this
evening, e74 ro9te to New York. She was
boarded by the news yacht ct the press, aud
theEe2ular news dispatch obtained. Her I'd
vices are four days Iater than By the Affics
Tie JuIa and City Of New York, from New
Yo1F, arrived st Liverpool on the 18Th.
Proc,amafIou was published on the 14th in
Warsaw, declaring Poland in state Of seige.
TIE military agasn occupy the public Equares
OF WarFaw.
Cotton factories in Spain are e1osfng in coz
gs1re1ce Of Lack OF cotton.
, 1861-10-26

Az INQU1s111oN oF TREAsoS.-A public
melting assembled in JenesTile, IN this state,
few days since to tskein*o consideration the
csss Of Mr.. Allan c. Story, Of that village,
charged with having rejoiced over the defeat
and death Of Gen. Lyon, and being hostile to
.he Federal Government, and favorable to the
SUCCESS Of the rebellion. Nh. Story vas not
present, but letters we've read from s brother
and other Of his relatives, charging him With
gross disloyalty. Finally, committee OF five
were appointed to wait upon Mr. story, aud
committee TO get up petition to Congress to
pass 1sw to reach such cases Of domestic
t1eason.-Grand Rapids (lGeh,) Eagle, 2Sd.
, 1861-10-26
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.]
CA1Ho, October Is, 1861.
Military matters are at stand still to day.
There will be grand military review Of the
troops at this point tomorrow, by General
McCle1nand.
This evening soldier jumped from the
Birds Point ferry beat into the river and was
drowned.
Thomas Mowberry, an escaped murderer,
Was to-day arrested BY order Of the Provost
Marshal.
, 1861-10-26

hTAW DRUG STORE for sale at
/ bargain SELDOM r.es With Tcrm4 essS. Aa-
d'ese r @. Box 33l. oc?61lt
, 1861-10-26
TBF PACTFIC TELBGRApH

TIE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH
4 telegraph to the Pacific is feat &C
ccnpIshed. The line was formnl1y
opened, yesterday, and formal greetings
exchanged between New York snd San
Francisco in honor of the event. We
shall now {any accident to the wire excep-
.cd) be in daily communication with the
Pacific slope. The Pony Express is nc
more, and time is annih1ated; indeed
more than annihi1ated to.the Californians
since the difference is three hours in theil
favnr
, 1861-10-26

cause our reporter has "general pass
within the lines," while they are not deem
ed proper subjects to be entrusted with
such privilege. That is the cause OF the
accusations which the Journals fellow
says has been "made to the Provost Mar
shal,''
, 1861-10-26

From Bowling GFeens" s"Breckinf1dx@
Intends 70 Res1En.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 25,-The Courier, now
published a: Bowling Green, publishes Bseck-
inridge's card ayowing his intention to resign
his z. s. Senstonh1p.
A passenger FROM Nashville reports great
suffering and sickness among the rebel troops
at Bowling Green, HopkinsYille, and other
contiguous points. They claim to have $4,000
troops in those 1ocs1tt,es- A letter from Hop
finsFille nays 700 cut Of 1900 rebel troops are
there sick, and from to 10 dying daily.
, 1861-10-26

Rf1EAdteF GeH6Fd H1tN&1dSoMs
from the Quincy Wing, Thursday e7ening.1
There Ia no longer any doubt about the ap-
pointment of the Hon. ". 4. Richardson to
The post Of Brigadier General, as the Hera,d
OF this morning announces tha. his commits
sion dated Sept. 8, has been received. No it'll
maticn ss 70 his field Of duty has yet been
made, though possibly it will be Kentucky.
Capt. F. a. Dallam, Of OquaTka, has already,
it is understood, received an appointment IS
served three months at Cairo, and Is brave
and courageous officer
We hear some tala that Capt. 4. Bro ks, Of
The Herald, will also receive similar appoint
nent. Capt. Brooks is widely known in this
r<g.on ct country md tho confidence ctz-iah-
ed in him By his own and Gen. Richardson's
friends would render such al appointment
very satisfactory to them
, 1861-10-26
TIE WAR In KENTUCKY
CAMP Wild Cat Reinforced -Xollfcof
Ter makeH Midnight ATTACK

Il seems that after being thrice rspu1sed by
the b1aye garrison Of Camp Wild Cat, KY, On
Monday the 21st, Gen. ZolHco6er made mid
night attack, resulting even more disassroualy
than the ether. During the day the following
reinforcemeats had arrived to help the gallant
band Of ZOO commanded by Col Garrard:-
Ohio 18th, Col steedman, with sig pieces OF
artillery; Ohio 18th, Col. Connell, and the In
diana 33d, Col. Coburn. The Cincinnati CD
zefte Of yesterday fays:
S, D. Thomas, Esq, sutler Of the ID Ohio
Regiment, who arrived in this city Last eve
ming trcm Lexington, furnished us the follow
ine. brought from Richmond, KY, by the
Mail Agent, to the Lexington postmaster.
R1cAuosD, Ky., Oct. ~.
Dr.. l.. B. ToDD, P. n, Lexington:
Zouieoffer renewed his attack tat Villa Cat) On
Monday night, at II O'Clock, and attempted to take
col. Garraid's breastwoEkB by storm bat the enc
t6irty wounded. [slgnedI PosrHAsrEn.
It will be reeo1lected that the engagement,
of which we had previous adEices, took pla:s
| On Monday morning and afternoon Inc
tame night, according to the above, the attack
II to the Union side The troops from Camr
| Dick Robinson had moved forward, and b1
| this time the advance column must be for
midabIe A portion Of the Ohio and 1ndiant
troops reached Wild Cat in time to take par
in the fight.
NELSON'S BRIGADE MARCHING AGAINST PREs
ToKBURG.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati aazette.1
| MONTGOMERY Co., Ky., Oct. q.
You may look cut for stirring events With
the next seven or eight days. Col Harris
Second Ohio is tonight near Hazalgreer
Wolfe comfy, and pars Of Col. L. B. Grugsby'
Kentucky Regiment is the advance guard {
Gtn- ". Nelson's command. Col Norton
Thirty third and Twenty f1rBt Ohio passe
through Mt Sterling on Saturday last. Cap
Laughl1n's Cavalry and Artillery left the sam
place Oh the 21st- Yesterday, early, Col. Me
calt'e Kentucky Regiment, (son Of the o]
Stone Hammer,) passed at noon the SAT
| point, Col Chas. Marshaps Kentucky Reg
meut, to- day, all seeming in great haste, tn
cling about twenty miles per day. To-nig|
oil but the latter regiment will be in or ne
T Hazelgreen, and about forty miles from Pre-
tonbuTg, and expect BY this day week =
shall hear Of fight or foot race. Gen: N
2 son is the right man in the right place. lgi
! it as IN individual opinion, when our ar1
r,aches Prestonburg, which is eighty NIL
? distant from Mt Sterling, the valiant refuge
/ will be non est-
, 1861-10-26

,Npv YoRK. Oct, 25-The O. 8. Marshal
went down to Fort Lafayette yesterday and re-
leased John G: shsfar' Charles n. Hoge3In.
f1st prieoneC committed to the fort, and has
been there siuce July s1st.: Ar. Schnshel his
been = prisoner since August.
, 1861-10-26

THE REaU1ARs.-Then new regiments Of the
army, aB far as organized, are being concen'
trated at Pe7yville, Ad., which is at the
uouth Of the suaquehaana River, opposite
Hxyre de Grace. The 11th and 14th, each
about half full, are now thera.
, 1861-10-26

GRAIN TRADE WITH PoRrUGAI--Ainiste
Harvey writes that the Portuguese Govern.
eges In the in porta,ion Of grain. The reno
val ct old restrictions Will be productive Of
great benefit to the producing classes Of this
country, a. It indicates the opening Of a wide
market for our treadstufft.
, 1861-10-26
Aren't of 43 Rebels on their War to
PreRtonbuxE. Ky.

LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct 5.--Fozty.three
mounted rebels armed With q. 8, muskets
and vellsupplied viii, revolvers and bowie.
Knives, were surprised aEd taken prisoners,
srsy lss Gass5 om naI
= spa MoS s anoI The eaaa 4pSs
were Groueht to, and sre now at Col Brnce's
camn. real this place, and acknowledge to
have heen On their Esy to join the rebel armY
At Prestopsturs -Four other prisoners who
h.d been aesistin3 the cayals5nen to escape,
were taken; also AZ horses.
, 1861-10-26

Dr.. SPRAGuE AND GEN. AcCLEMAN.-The
Rev. Dr., sp1ague, Of this city, has long been
er gagged ID gathering the autographs Ct lead
i1g men, and his desire to have Gen. McCle1-
lan's signature coming Indirectly to the Cen
e1al commanding, he Immediately sat down
rrirted, 1t is said, will do Gen. Mcclellan more
honor as nan, patriot, soldier and Christian
tt an anything he hiss yet "ritter.-4bany
Journal.
, 1861-10-26

e~ The Hudson River Railroad has been
mnlct in the eum Of nearly 5000 ia"1uding
cozte, for injuzirg passengers come ten years
ago. The case has been through al the eousts.
With VARYING success, since 1858.
, 1861-10-26

Prize Veaael en rorte to HsW York.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 25.-Capt. Cannon, OF tie
8teanshi Delaware, which arrived this moEn-
ing frcm Ph1ladelpbis, reports that On the 9Th
inst, at $50 in the afternoon, he passed, IL the
Delaware Bay, the United States gunboat Key
stone State, having in t3w propeller, doubt
1ees the rebel propeller SalVor from Key Welt.
, 1861-10-26

I
HEADQUARTERS CoA4AADEH 1s-cGu1EF,{
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. %, 1861.
While acknowledging the unity Of interest
which bind citizens OF all loyal States IN
of State pride and the duties to be performed
for the interests Of this Commonwealth, lead
me to encourage all her patriotic sons who
desire to take up arms for the Union, to st.
taeh themselves only to the forces Of Illinois,
and to aid them in this, and to enable the State
to discharge her whole duty to the Federal
Gevernment, recruiting within the limits Of
this State for the military organizations Of
ether States, is hereby forbidden, and recruit
ing officers not representing companies or
regiments organizing under orders from these
Heae quarters are notified to withdraw inme'
diate13, RICHARD YATES, Governor.
, 1861-10-26
PrJcess Afmy-TexnG and ArkAn1Ae
Troops Called H0me-Pr1te On foato
to AfkNN4N8s

RoIlA, Mo-, Oct. 25.-Reporte, which arc
regarded rs reliable, Say that Ill the bands Of
rebels which have been fnfesting the country
west Of here are concentrating 1t Springfield
theTe' and fha balance Was soou expected.
Another report brought in By countryman3
says ordeIs have been fssasd from the rebels
headquarters requiring all the Texas troops
TO march TO Houston the Arkansas troops to
Little Rock, snd the Missourians to Camp
Walker, Arkansas.
, 1861-10-26
The Ronab4Y6nent of PeuaAcola
Threatened.

INEENGSUEN4
NEW YORK, Oct. 25th.-Mf. Packard, E na-
i've Ct Maine, and fugitive from Florida, who
anlyed by the Mcclellan yesterday, communi-
cates the fsct that Col. Brown had msde al
his arrangements to open his batteries
upon Pe1sace1a, on the 16th instant, and
that he Was prevented by the affair at the
mouth Ct the Mississippi, which made it nee
eseary for two ct the ships which were to have
taken part in the action to SO to the aid Of
Cur blcckading fleet.
, 1861-10-26

a TRAITOR CAGED.-It will be reeo11ected
that a few weeks since Gan. Mcclellan COL
ceiTed = plan, and had it just ready for exscu
tion, ior capturing Muneon's Hill with the
eight or ten Thousand rebels On it, but that
bis coup was defeated by the betrayal Of his
plan to the enemy. The traitor has been dis
covered in the person Of one Of the clerks in
the War Department, and he is now safely
lodged in Fort Lafayette.
, 1861-10-26

Our troops will begin to move over the rivel
ea1iy tomorrow morning No general ad
vance, however, is probable for some days.
, 1861-10-26

Gen. ZollfcoHer Refre4ting to his En-
1fencbments NJ Cumberland Ford.
LExnGToN, KY, Oct. 25-Inforrnatioa has
been received iron Camp Wild Cat, to day,
and is supposed to be falling back 70 Cumber-
lard Ford.
, 1861-10-26
DRCPOSALs FOR ARMY SUB

Assistant Quarter Masters OtFcc Q. s. Amy,l
C6irago, Octo 7er eo1h, 's6i.
Sealed Preposa ais will be received this o1ce until
the OF NoT moer ne1t Mt l. o'clock u for furnish
iDs subsistence to the troops at Camp Douglas.
COMPOSITION OF THE RA11os.
ThreefcnrthB Of pound Of PORK Ct bacon, or one
and fourth pounds Of fresh or salt beef tEc1tSt<o
u and fourth pounds Of corn meal aud at tae
rate to hundred ladone Of eight quarts Of beans
e tw1ce per week. one hundred a3d htty ounces Of
1teetsbe~; ttn POUNDS Ct coffee. CT IA usu .nezsot
ore and one half pound Of tea; rfteen p.uafs Of
sugar; four quarts ct vinegar; ens pound OF sperm
csldles. one and ere.fo.rta Found cf alomantlae
ssno1ea or one aId onchaH Ponnd Ct ALLOW ca1dies
.o1r pounds soap, ana two quarts OF salt
Fresh be ef viii be iasnea Often fur days in the
eexen- At the option oi 1he col1mandt7E ot1eyI
Jet any all ct the bidA-
Pflposa1s to mention the Eam5s OF two sufficient
sp1eteE and TO be enaorsea Oh The erEelope Propo-
eaI, for Euhfk te1Ce," J. B. POTTER.
oc:6goS st 4. g n e. S. Army.
, 1861-10-26

STEAM RAMR-Cha1les Enet, Jr., the well
known civil engineer Of Washington, has
communication In the National La&euigencer
strongly urging the use Of steam saoss-much
like the one uged By the rebels In New OF
leans against our blockadiug squadron-sspe
ciany If We are likely to be involved lu diff.
cu1ties with our English neighbozs. He eaJs
that the employment Of numerous small but
swift steam rams In our harbors will be more
thorough protection to our eeaboard cities,
against iron cased ships Of war which the Bri-
tish might send against Us than all the forts
and batteries ever built BY Government. he
advises thei1 immediate employment By our
Government
, 1861-10-26

exyxax CuT.-The n. 7. 1Hbasse thinks
that European recognition Of tbs sauthsEn
Ennfederac would raise the price Of Coafad-
crate Bonds to flfty or seventy five cents per
bu&he1 Y:
, 1861-10-26
From Indianapolis.
Especial dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.1

[EpeE14l ulspalCU CO Iue C111Ca11a78t1 eR17esse"1
IsDIAEAFoL1B, Oct. e.
Col. Hassa1d's S7th IndiAna il at the mouth
of Salt River, Ky, erecting fordf cations.
Mrs Commodore Ingraham, and not String
ham, is under arrest in Louisville.
Twenty Thousand dollars have been sub.
scrlbed to the National Loan By the citizens OF
Evansville.
The Adjutant General ordered the arrest Of
several foreign recruiting officers today, for
violating bis orders.
, 1861-10-26

FOR SALE-A god Buggy
l. H~rse, kind and gentle accustomed TO ctF ass.
y IL sell low for caap. Apply 70 WILLIAMS i
ING, no 213t eouth Wnter street.
cc.tC4 SAt
, 1861-10-26
Il kn1 advertisements.

w ANTED-A young man with
NUT be willing to work and HYe uaexetptonable
re:ersf &c. address o. j. ST0GGH. Ge1eaeo. III.
, 1861-10-26
1tirago Trihut1B


Mr. BrecEnridge is at Bowling
oteen' kentucky, and proposes, III a card,
to resign his seat in the g, S, Senate tits
altogether unnecessary.
, 1861-10-26

Gan. Lane is expected to arrive here this
evening. He was at Osceola last evening
Gen. Sturgi5 ct last accounts, wss at ColuIn-
bin, Henry county, also On his way fither. He
will probably unite with us In the course Of .
day or two.
, 1861-10-26

will be continued By Alexander Marsh and Robt =.
Fcss uEder the 6rm name Of Marsh q Fos3 who FILL
nav a1l liabilities of the late tu, and receive ell
debts due anG owing to it. -
EBER j. CHAPIS,
ALEXANDER MARSH,
ROBERT e. FOSS.
Eft
, 1861-10-26
OPPOSITION MOvEMENT.

There is no Disgusting the TACT that there
exists feverish discomfort in this city to- |
'1ards the ticket nominated by the "Onion
Convention" Yesterday afternoon cir-
cular was sent round to large number Of
leading citizens, inviting them to confer
ence for consultation. The invitation WIS
in these words:
CHICAGO, Oct. Is, 1851.
,sT3Y Tnefs cf IN tn feoples Rs
tic II irst.tutious n their O1n Way at III Ran
s9a s1sst 81 land up z'f's da 5ai
Before o'clock about one hundred gen
tlemen met together and organized meet
ing. A free exchange Of views took place
concerning the ticket nominated. and the
best method Of defeating it. 4 resolution
yas offered and adopted that the meeting
dieappro7e Of the ticket made by the Con-
yention IS whole, and that it was sdVisa-
lie to have another placed before the peo-
pie.
The meeting then resolved to call a
mass meeting at Metropolitan Hall, on
next Tuesday evening. The gentlemen
present selected two persons from each
ward and instructed them to select COM
znittee Of fou from eacn ward, making
forty, to report the names of suitable per-
sous to be nominated OF rejected BY the
mess meeting On Tuesday night, this COM
mittee Of forty to be first endorsed by the
mass meeting. The county towns we're
also invited to send each member to
said committee It WAS also resolved that
only those opposed to the present ticket
shall be invited to participate in the roass
meeting It was alleged that the aomina-
,tions Of the late Convention were incon.
gruous, and the result Of corrupt bargain
and sale, and several Of them highly oh
iectionable. What win be the upshot O
this movement it is impossible to predict
but certainly those assembled last night q
114 Randolph street were in downright
earnest against the major part Of the pres
ent nominees. This is Stree fight" ant
-
, 1861-10-26
NELSON'S BRIGADE MARCHING AGAINST PRES
ToHBUEG,
]Co1rcspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette,1


Coz Yates has Issued the following neces-
rsry and timely Proclamation which every
lElnoiean will heartily indorse:
, 1861-10-26
AFFAIRS ON THE fsT0MaC.
Enemy in Force at Ieesburg.
THY HOLD THE RIVER SECURELY.
REPORTS ABOUT PRICES Army.
THE MOVEMENTS IN KEaTUCKY.

H:reckinridse offers I'd Resign.
, 1861-10-26

WANTED D-Operate1s with Sin-
w gers Sewing Machine. Apply at Rom No.
s over IS II Ross Cos, 167 and iE9 Lake streas
-E--<ft1 &r