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The TABLEAUx LAST NIGEr.--The pre-
sentatlon of the tableaux last night was q
perfect success. A large audience assembled
at Mozart Hall, and so far as we could learn,
every one was delighted with the taste dis
played in the presentation of the scenes.
About seventy dollars was realized from the
proceeds Of the exhibition, which will be
devoted to the purchase Of materials, to be
speedily manufactured into articles for the
benefit Of our volunteers. Great credit is
due the ladies who selected aud arranged
the tableaux, and 10 the parties who pre-
sented them ia such perfect and beautiful
manner. We but give utterauce to the
wishes Of msjorty OF last nights audi
ence, when we express the hope that the
ladies will speedily use up the funds they
now have, and give tho public auotker series
Of tsbleaux.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

CAN'T LET HIN ALoNE.-The Washington
reporters for the Nav York papers cannot
let day pass without giving Us a touch on
the Fremont imbroglio, and the staid and
sober Cincinnati GezetJe is amusing itself
daily by trying to reconcile the conflicting
statements ON supposition that they are
all true We are told this morning that the
President has sent letter to General Curtis,
Commander at St. Louis, which he is to
forward to General Fremont. This letter
directs Fremont to hand over bis command
to General Hunter. Discretionary power is
given Gen. Curtis, however, not to hand
Fremont the latter in case that the General
Is before the enemy or in active pursuit.
If General Curtis does not exceed his in
structious, that letter will be long time
reaching General Fremont. For we are
confident he will either be in the presence
of u rebel fOrcs or in active pursuit Of u
for many months to come. In case Price
makes q stand AMI gives battle, Fremon t
will then be ready for the letter. Flushed
with the fruits of his long and arduous la
bors-crowned with a brilliant victory as
he will be, in case he can force the rebel
General to fight-he will occupy the proper
stand point to meet and overthrow his Sc.
cret enemies, as he has the foes of the
Union.
Il occurs to US that after the terrible re-
pulse at Balls Bluff on the Potomac, and
the miserable management hich sacrificed
SO many lives there under, the immediate
nose Of the War Depart ment, that more
charity should be manifested for Gen. Ere.
mont's shortcomings. He does not claim to
te infallible. Bis friends 90 not claim it
for him. All they have insisted upon is,
that he ought to have fair play that while
Ger. Mcclellan in the East is backed up by
all the money Of the Government, and sill
its influence, everything furnished him as
be desires it, and yet has done comparative
ly nothing towards driving the rebels out cR
Virginia, it is gross Injustice to thwart
Fremont IL all his plans craup him in his
resources, and use every instrumentallty TO
weaken the confidence of bis army In the
ability and integrity of their commander,
who, in spite of the opposition, has suc-
ceeded in driving an army of rebels cut
Numbering his own out of Missouri. We
hear almost every day Of some new defeat
Of the enemy in Missouri, but our reioicings
are husbed as the telegraph flashes some
account Of another disaster in Virginia.
Tie officer who is winning success Is con-
stantly threatened with removal, while the
Commander under whose department SO
many misfortunes occur is fattered and be-
epattered with praise. Succeas seems to
merit tie frowns, and failure the smiles. of
the Administration.
If Fremont fails to drive the rebels cut
Of Missouri within a reasonable time, he
ought to be removed. If Mcclellan fails to
do the same IN Virginia, he ought to be
similarly served. Both ought to be furnish
ed with means proportionate to the task
before them, and both be held to equal ac-
countabiHty. The people cannot avoid
seeing the discrimination on the part of the
Administration IN favor of the Potomac
General ana they have yet to learn that
such discrimination is just.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30
Tax NOTICE Tor 19eT

! H#IAE TT * Pa Tn n OF pssJFN
n oeTbuigh County are hereby noelaad
that the Tax duplicate for 1851, oontainlug ne q
Taxes for state, CoJn and other purpos-r -
Dseu received Dy me from the udltor OF ssd trer-
5... y, snq thet can be found az ny Omos 10 10
vouFt aoua- ior lil3 purpose Of o0sivuF toe rev
eEus The Taxes Tor ihe year 1861, are a. fgllogas
FOR State purposes, Is c Dts ca each $40 Vslun.
tioii, ard 80 cents on each taxable poll
For Military debt Sinking FLUID ) irpoaea. os5fa
on each 500 saiuatior au Aforesaid
For sists Dobf Sinking Fond purposes, 3 cents
on oach slO9 Valuation as Aforesaid.
For Icmmon school purpoa-s 10 ceufs On "a -l
Stou Fa-uatinn as Af0resaid, aud 5J oeBta On .rai
Ls4ao.e F'ii. ttAeept ss 70 the properly and polia
Of negroes snd muatt9~-l for Comfy pur,-s..--
50 cents on zach sil0 valuation and gue d,il.r 80
each Taxab- poIl
And for the purose u pror.diBT q rsvsnus %
meet tls Al nal interest on County Bonds ins-urd
I" the Evansville Cfta f0rdsyilie Railr.a Con-
pany, eeuts on eaeit 500 valuation az s.oraarff
for Tow ~ hip bpecial school and Toad purpoaos
- tetiee ny D. Irustlos ~ tie hey-fal IoanHtipg
- said County with the advice and coussut Of thu
Board Of Commissioner IT aaid C0unty q d. f1t-
Tor Pigeon TOsgasblp .--For Toysushio pBrp,-,z
cent, assa for special rchosl purposes eenrr ~
each 8lOJ valuation alo esaid q prornrtv -
Vile.
For EHHlf Toopsbg For Road purpose. ~
osHts on each SlpO valuation es q rsst al -
Tor Seoa ToWnsh p For rovnshfn ,,,yr-... a
cents Tor Special . booi rlTp3es couta "a esss
500 valuation as aioIosad b.
Rof AT7HssyOng IgtCasb For Towusbip purps-
see <crHl-, and for rFrv "a School p1rt5 a. n 80
N eacn 800 Valuation a. aforssnid
- 3 3s55B toAi1tip.-ror Tcua-hip purposss ~
s q 80 ~ % lo5 9leeiai school purposes ~ GEMS 81
'aS1 . " Valuafion - Aforesaid
% LW ChioH 4oici ship FOR Township purposes
70 Seu = on each 500 valuation az Aforesaid.
@9F GeiitFe lnt7fsh ps-EOr townHbin uuruonna &
,ents Tor special echyo' PURPOSES cents and ~
.fJresad
Foe GerBaH Toiznship.-Yor Township pnrBo-..
y ueeuts tOt 5psca e-hool purpostH I2J< csnts and
y Rod purposes o eeuts Gu each glyJ yaiua Jon
for said
Fer Cpg eC ErosssfRe For Special sehosl pBr-
osesi ~ ceut on oacu 500 valuation ~ Aforesaid
LEkuY CALYEET, q vac
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Another Sktrmish fn Keutuokv-
Union EucceRsehs


In the Cincinnati Gazette Of the 2stb
inst, we nnd the following ,ntsrestiug In
telligencs:
''COl. Harris. of the Second Ohio regi-
ment, had brush with Ave hundred REQ
els In West Liberty, forty miles this side
Of Prestonsburg, On Wednesday. He rout-
ed them, killing thirty ard wounding as
many. None killed and ouly oae slightly
wounded on the Union side The troops
under Gen. Nelson were pressing forward
toward the rebel headquarters at Prestons-
burg, and we shall soon bear of a fight At
that place. Our Mt. Sterling correspondents
writes that the secessionlsts are in large
force, and have been strengthened lately by
two regiments from Virginia. But from
the way our brave soldiers are fighting in
Kentucky, it makes buC little difference if
the enemy is two or three to one"
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30
Charles McLain.

Charles McLain, who was killed In the
late battle at Fredericktown Mo-, was the
Oldest child of Capt. John McLain, now of
the steamer Bowen. Although equal in size
TO most OF men, be was but a lad, being
less than eighteen years of age (l7 years 10
months, Il days.)
He was a noble boy, loved and praised
by all who knew him, whether among his
comrades or older acquaintances. He had
smile and pleasant word for every body.
Having 6ne physical development exuber-
ant health, being eminentIy social aud
having genial flow of spirits, he was re-
markable for life and sporti7euess, and yet,
at the same time, in all his intercourse
with his associates, and IN the family he was
affsctionate and kind, and generous, almost
to fault, in all his impulses.
To his fAther-with whom be had made
many tripa upon the river-he was begin
ing 10 be companion; whilst the little
ones at home even looked auxiously not on
ly for fathers, but for charley's return.
When the war commenced, with all the
impetuousness Of youth, he was impatient
for the adventure and glory of "the tented
field" and when the First Regiment Of
Indiana Cavalry was forming under the
COlOnelcy Of Judge Baker, who had once
been his teacher aud the Superintendent Of
the Sunday School " hich ne attended, his
father yielded to the great sacrifice, anG
consented to have him enlist. His officers
bear testimony, that he was soldier ell
over" Uncomplaining, enduring, ready
for adventure, prompt a. the word of COM
mand, and, If be had fear, no one knew it.
Lieut.. Bingham states that his promotion to
the rank of First Orderly Sergeant had been
resolved upon by his officers aud but for
the excitement attendant upon getting
ready for the battle, would have taken place
on the day on which he fell. He had been
in skirmish before his engagement In the
battle which eventuated in his death, aud
at the time deported himself nobiy. His
death took place on Monday the 23d inst,
about o'clock P. n. The battle had besn
going on about an hour, when bis portion
of the Cavalry was ordered to charge upon
the enemy's battery, aud 1t was while ad-
vancing to that charge, that a rifle ball
from an ambuscade, entered the side of hi.
head in the upper part of the temple, and be
fell from bis horse. At the moment, there
was no possibility of bis comrades STOP
ping. The belief of those who saw him
fall is that his death was instant. Had the
ball passed 80 inch higher than it did, his
| life might t' ~ spared.
The evening before the battle, and In an
ticipation Of it, he wrote to his mother, al
most his last words being !" mother I loVs
go" would give every thing am worth
to ses you jus. now. If l escape unhurt to-
morrow, will write to you Immediately.
If anything happens TO me, Cousin Tom
(alludipg to his cousin Tom -Ham) has
promised me to write 10 you"
Thus ended the brief career Of our uo5ls
boy soldier.
| 8 He sleeps hls last sleep,
| ''He has fought his last battle,
| mo Sound shall awake him TO glory gain.
May his memory ever be green amongst
| those who knew him
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

DRAFTING IN THE SoUTH.- The Governor
of Louisiana has Issued an order, calling
into active service all persons from Is to as
years of age, and directing that captains
shall drill their companies each day, and
force the attendance of their men, and
placing all who refuse to do duty upon the
list of persons who are suspected Of being
unsound in their allegiance to the Conted-
eracy. The New Orleans Crescent bopes
tnst All persons will at once respond to this
oroer from the Governor, so that there will
De no necessity for black list of recreants
and renegades. If we expect to save our
city from capture and pillaee, our wives
daughters aud sisters from the fate of the
unfortunate women af Maryland, we must
all shoulder our guns and prepare for \ fer
rible struggle. We can beat of apv in.
vaaing force, if true to ourselves, and that
We will do ID Es sure az anything IN the fu-
tnTs can be.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

eGr We learn from the Mt. Vernon Ad-
vocats that on Wednesday last, 9 little son
of Mr.. Lycurgus Chafdn Of that county, a
bright and promising boy, some Eve or six
years Of age, attempted to climb into a
wagon, which was IN motion, when be
missed his footing and fell under one of the
wheels, which passed over his head aud
shoulder, crushing both, and killing him in
stantlY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

McFERsoE Brothers never fail to get
Harper Weekly at the very earliest oppor-
tunity. All other newspapers and periodi-
Gala may be found at their stand in the
Post Office.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

TIE DAVIS FAMtLY viii give one more
Of their unequslled and popular entertain
ments tonight, at Crescent City Hall We
advise all to go. The band OF the 42d
regiment will be present, and lend additional
attractions to the exhibition. For particu-
lars. see -nropramrnes of The dav.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

TIE TRIAL OF SILE WEED. The second
trial of Sile Weed, for the murder of Thos.
-Asbby. terminated yesterday. The verdict
Of the jury was, guilty of murder in the
first degree with imprisonment for life as
tue penalty. The prisoner will probably be
sentenced to-day.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

gy- a fresh supply Of elegant Military
goods and fac clothing for citizens wear,
has just been received at Lyons, who has
also received a yery large lot of fac under
wear and furnishing goods.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

Co. We are under many obligations to
our friend Davis of Adams Express for late
New York, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Cinciu-
natl and Terre Haute papers
We are also indebted 70 the clerks OF the
steamers Eugene aud Grey Eagle for late
mp river dAtes.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30
Five Reasons why YOU should Bus
Bod tHnl Mime Cecil

hcI I'M Nitne NOtil
lst. The money paid for il Is expended
at home and contributes 10 the prosperity
of the city.
!. 2ad Tbe mine gives employment 50 d
number of mon, AID enables them 70 sup
port their families.
9rd. It contributes 10 tho wealth of The
city, and the con,fort Of the citizens,
4tb, It's opera-iVns regulate prices, pre-
venting extrava ant rates ID times of scar
city.
5th- The coal eau Be had by the single
cart load at BIC. per busbel, hauled to any
part OF the city. 2w
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30
New ADVERTISEMENTS


EI0ELRCTOR'S s.RZH or RHAE
II ESTATE for the payment Of the cost and OK
y-hsts of Sidewalk improvements. Notice is hrra
by given At by virtus or precept Issued ~ ti,4
mayor Of the City OF Evansville, aud G. ms d.
e9' VIII sell at public tuctlon, at she door o ~
SSnrt Honso, IN said CITY, on Friday, Eo~ .t
is6l' At O'Clock p. ~, the following l0ts o. -
oN ol real estate, or 40 mnch thereof as M .-.
hec saary to pay the amount chArg-d aad 80 . e
gAtnst - lots reapectively, fr the c0ats and s-
pens's Of making sife-sraIk innprovepasntn sor "a
''1S, .oSsthsr , with the costs Of sale:
ot =. block :. stockwelTs Enlargement % 25
south west half Of lot % block Ia: stock
wen - > n ~, niaFgement--J. c. Flaqlsr. 1,l7H
4. II. Cook. A q.
Lot No. 1. block = Eastern Enlarqemeut--
Q. Eyaus heira. 1a4c
flNteen feet on sixth Street, and eKtendlng bsef
oItne same VII b., one hundred aud CIV fsst tyv
Locust street, heirg - Of the eaFtsru Quarter u
Evans hom stead, in ths City q Evansvitio- q a
N'rhs o, RS 2eo
&C 25S3.75 CHRISTIAN HEnDEHrCH q al
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

The weather yesterday was disagreeabiy
windy and dusty. Walking on the streets
was extremely unpleasant.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30
MILITARY PORTRAITS,
sEz.z IS .9.N~1 .sE.ws

Ihis most elegant sgork Is aov rsadu.
SEVUR E.REGE, sPKEIN.E7FEP HR.gR
piece exhibits soldier in each Of the upi-
iofps w9rn IN our army, protecting tia sta,s and
~ pes with MuE1sts and Rided Cannon. In the
Igregronnd, are AouaYes tramping en- the Rebel
= F'a1' and serpent upderneAt the ceo being
t1a.4iy Shown. Under this, are correct pcrtreits
81 Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Lyon, Butler, Ere
mont, mont, Banks Sprague, Prentiss, siepker Wool,
taoseaersz, burnside, Dix Sigel. Mcdowell and
Connodare Stringham, Co.'s. Corcorau a1d Msa-
gaers and several others. At the bottom Is a New
Map just eugr aved 14x25 inches in size shoV,in-
LIZ y cole ei missouri hentucky, 9ennessse, with
parts OF Kansas, Arkansas, Ohio, Ipdiapn. and IL
tih0is' according 10 the latest information, The
bofoer Of this Chart IS composed Of d iItary Fig
according to Hardees Tactics. -
g@ ibis Chart can be had With the Military Map
y Firgtnta, Maryland; etc.. Ia place OF the Hsp Of
cents 80 ~
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

CAIRo.-shippers and passengers will
bear in mind that the Prairie Rose is the
only through packet for Cairo to-day. She
leaves this evening on the arrival of the
mail train, carrying passengers and freight
to all way landings, at packet rates. Capt
Dick Ferguson, favorably known, is in
-conmand.-Nr D4nisl- (. Clark, aud our
old friend aud tewnsalan 81. McCrackeu,
will be found u the o6ice. wm. H. Con
ant, agent
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30
A card.

The American Honse, formerly known as
the Pavilion Hotel, Water street. corner of
Sycamore, Evansville, lad, 80 J 2ECls-
BURY, formerly OF steamboat Masonic Gem,
and W. W. BoIcouRr, formerly of City Ho-
tel, Proprietors.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

sB- Messrs. Taylor and hcDavid, of Ow-
ensboro, who were arrested here sOme time
since and sent to Indianapolis. have been
discharged and sent holne.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

TO the P1bF't-
Ne desire to call your +uert."n 20 the
fact, that the above house las recently been
enlarged, thoroughly repaired, and newly
furnished IN very superior style and that
we are nov prepared, aud will use every
exertion to. accommodate cur g1este, il
most excellent manuer We most earnest
ly solicit yoar patronage and influence.
= BoRCoURT & PILLsBURY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30

COAL, CoAG.-A superior quality OF Green
River Goals ais cents per bushel delivered.
Barge lying at the foot of Division street.
All orders left at f. 4. Cooks No 10 Main
street viii be promptly filed.
l md. JOSEPH THOMAS. e.
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m a. RTEn.

J 2
On the 29th inst, by Rev, B. F. Rswii.a, SIN.
TEos, j. HoLIRGswoRrH, and Miss sALlIK l. LEw-
Is, Of Evansville, Ind.
Louisville Journal please copy.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30
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HOME INTERESTS.

B&4T The feet and reliable packet Cour-
ier' In charge of Capt. Dexter, will be found
at the levee this morning. She leaves at
noon for Paducah and all way Iandings.-
Her accomplished officers will ticket pas
sengers through to all points on her route.
kZs- The body of Corporal Allison, of
Company G, 1st Indiana Cavalry, arrived in
town last evening, in charge Of Quail ter.
master Wilsey. He died from me Effects of
wounds received in the battle of Fgedericks-
town, October 81. He Is resident of Po-
sey county. The BcowuIow Guards escort
ed the body from the depot TO their armory,
from whence it will be removed to bis
former residence, near Poseyville.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-30
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NOkTHERH EELARGEMEN
NO0D RROOyMs,

~O0R RROOJMS,
w In consequences Of the hard tiuas, son car
buy good broom Of Yiokery Bros, for Is cel- Il
@STaAM G@aSH-AkR1.
~ 80 eexo= Star OaRdIss, tor saIs ty
s1gS GEo. FoSfEB 8 90.
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THE EQUESTRIAN
sEKEKE-aRKs
Oa'E2'GgSE GNEEea.sz.


Thirteen Of our mos. notsd Field Generals on
E Horseback.
~ r 'sto GB0UPs, TeRRY E,.gRG..
n besides the heads only of several others
bis Chsrt Is pronounced bv ali y no have ssep il
20 give the best hkenesses Of our leading ffi-ars
YET eagr'ved and 10 be altogether tie INST
Bold, Spirited, and Attractive
work OF Ihe kind yet iss sued No pains are SHARED
10 make the coloring, and finish as nearly perfect
q. poSs pc his splendid Chart l. 1soso ali
'SauSs olze Z9x4s Frioe 90 cents
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Paducah and Louisville PacEet

e1z, Aa1OE&sEyS~ S%-sFR, 6Iers
irLssz.Et1ss5i u KIso, Master, Y. b. RUDo, C5'k.
l-.z.=zszs-zsWiil Fly regularly betwsen the above
points leaving Evansville every Thur-dav ye
tns ct 10 o'clock, on her downward trip. and sV
cry Saturday nlorn ny at 10 o'clock oa her DusvSrd
TIP. ons nas sGPsTto' passenger accommodations
JGO. b. HALL
PeI$SH Be. Water TsTsst,
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May his memory ever be green amongst
those who knew himi
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTs-
COLLECTOR,s NOTICE.

- CITY OF EvAEsvILLE, Oct ober 22, 1881
ASOTECE rs RERRBRs RAE-R.N-.
o. y that 1, CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, Col
leetor ofthe City Of Evansville between the hourB
Of and ~ O'Clock A II. and and o'clock p.
NJ, On Friday, she 15fH deg Of -VO1sEa-
6srs SELL will sell at Public Auction, at the
door OF the Cou: House, In the City OF Evansville,
Andiana the folio wing lots, parts Of lots and par
csla OF Real Estate and improvements. ass ssed
for the payment Of City Taxes forgtha yesr $50 J,
Que from the owners thereofto the city Of Evans
the costs Of said sale, and that such sale wi / be
continued from day 20 day 81 the aforesaid hours
and place. NTH all the lots and parcels OF Rsa! rs
tate herein mentioned sold or offered for sale:
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Kp.FSa q Ts.-E.s e GN .s.H.ES s.Y-gE-E
1zS sizs Market Baskets. smaH .iEed oIotb-,
Baskets at IS cents. Stropg hicsory ana vbIfe
eek feed Baskets AZ IOru 25 TO 30 cents each at
NIBRERY BROS
oct2A No. "A N ,in St-ee =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-04
snntharn News.
seats.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. ga gentleman Just
arrived in this city from Richmond in
forms the Journal that he was captured
at Matthias Point on his way to the North
and returned for trial to Richmond.
He reports the number of troops In Vir-
GINA greatly exaggerated in the North and
in Richmond that the actual number will
not exceed 10000 in the State, many of
whom are down with sickness-in sub
stHuce corrobornting statements of South
ern papers that fully fifty per cent of the
Fighting force are in the hospital.
He further says that on Saturday last
Davis was very i'll aud little hopes were
entertained of his recovery.
The Journals informant on trial at
Richmond proved an Englishman and was
released
Aletter from Dublin, Graves county. KY,
says two brothers named Bailey with Bowie
knives killed Buck Smith and Bill Shar-
held. The quarrel arose from II political
fuss. Baileys are Union men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-04

8rSOTDGotiNEp.-Mejor Cakes, whose
arrival in the city We noticed yesterday
HOrniug, has not declined the Brigadier
GsHeraIship rendered him by the Presi-
dent He still holds the matter under adj
r'eueut Owing to long standing and
painful belly addiction, the result of
rounds received in the Government SER
vice on the frontier, he hesitates about ac-
e'Pting position which be feels confident
S0ulA impair his health. II tho position
called him South, where there would be
% cold blasts aud frosts to encounter, the
Ali0S would doubtless accept without hes
'atlOn; but cold weather would be death
"a him. We hope he may yet decide to
Seept the position, which he Is 50 emil
eeA'ly attO occupy, and that the Govern
Se1t may find it advisable TO send him
South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The Mayor Of
Washington has appointed Joseph II. Brad
ley Corporation Attorney, in place of Jas.
n. Carlisle, resigned.
The President has made the following
of Brigadter Generals
Capt. George G. Meade, of the Topo-
graphical Engineers; Maj. Laurence P.
Graham, of the Dragons, Ytrgininn by
co; Col. Abercrombie, Col. Biddle, Col.
Dlryea, Col. Casey, who ia Lieutenant Col
onei by brevet in tie regular army; Hon
VIM. A. Richardson, of III Justus Nc
Kinstry, Assistant Qunrtermaster of the
Army; o. o. Howard, of Maine; Chas. D.
Jameson, of Maine; a. Med. McCook, of
Ohio; Ebenezer Dumont, of Ind; Robert
Houelray, of Ind; Lewis Wallace, Iud.