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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
Tao Ureut Liying HISTORY.
THE
REBELLION RECORD,
DIARY OF
AMERICAN EVENTS.
EDITED BY
FRANK MOORE.
THE FOURTH VOLUME
Now ready.


The Nineteenth A nnuai Report ard Directory Of
the ASSOCIATION FOR MPkONING The CONDi-
TION or TIE POOR being ready, subscribers VII
be supp led early practicable, At their resi- fences, or i'm
ed,tsy BY calling a. the Office No. 80 Bible House Ascr
pasc The following officers Of the A.sociaon and Mem
bers Of Ward Committees authorized 10 receive SUD
sc-ptious, viz . .,,
JAMES BOORMAN, Nice.Prest No. 10 W ash place
JAMES LEMON Vice.Presi lent, No 80 5th'ay
HORATIO ALLEN. Vice-Presideu No - Clintor-pisce.
A. X WETMORE, Weep resident, No 81 Nesey-st
JOFTH c. GREEN, Vice resident, No. u : 1uth i.
ROBERT b MINrURN. Treasurer, No. ~ South ST.
Ward I-JAMTs c. RAMSEY, No. IS. CedaI-st
2-GEORGE w. Able No. - Barclsy-st.
3-H. :. TERRELL. No 65 Mortnst
4-OLIVER W. MOOrfORD No l4j Madisonst
5-A n. WETMORE No 81 Vesey-st
6-sTEPHES CONDNER No. no Leonard-st.
7-MATHEW BIRD No. ~ Nss.au-.t
8-JOsEPH 4. COLLINS. No ~ West lithst.
e-DAElE Eli FRENCH No. ChaT.esst.
lO-E A. FRASER No. 303 BroorBe-st.
ll-JAAlEs LITTLE, No. 245 7ih,t
I2-L. j. BELLOSI. 2d-av cor. Ess, ll5th-st
I3-LFMls CHICHESTER, no 2jl East Brosdway.
H-DAvID TERRY No. 100 Mulberry-st.
IS-rHOklAS DENNY. No. IL Clinton place.
i'll JACKSON, No 2. West lSth-st.
is & LYNEs No. A. st. Marx s-plsce.
IA W SPIES. No 81 Esst 2lst-st
Iq-WN. LECKIE No. ~ East solh-st
2O-JAMEs DEMARESr. No lg3 West 32dst
2l-WN b. BIBBlNS NJ D.. No. 80 LeIington.sv Az.
pa NJ LYON No % West i9d..t.
K NJ. HARTLEY, Secretary.
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TIE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,

PALMER Inventor and Patentee AstoTpa ground oOfI
~ Y AsO Philadelphia and Boston. Only houses Of PALskf
Co. Avoid imp 1sition by calling the Inventor.
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MARRIED..

Flyer GREGG-At the residence II Y G. OresE in Co
vert y. fhlfsday. Nov 10 by the Rev Dr. urrgoTy
Charles ". PlyeT Of Ne"-iork, TO Mis- IL L. Gregg o
Covert
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ARTIFICIAL LEGS by E. d. HUDSON, NJ. d.

Clinton Hall up stairs. Aston place New Yorb Soldiers
provided BY commission Of tho Surgeon-Generd u A.
HANDS of superior quality. FEgr for Limbs shortened by
Hip Disease great benefsction. .
Dr. H. having devoted lila attention and practice for IA
the subject Of Artificial Limbs has made great I'M
proyeenis upon tho Palmer Patent" the right to which Is
his by purchase to render his work in this branch OF
Surgsry auerior to all others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

Eighth Ward.-UNITED DEMOCRATIC MD ND VT ~
ZENy NOMINATIONS FOR SCHOOL 0friGEiS;;-
For Commissioner, SAMUEL j. MOniOomrEnMn i IN IN
spoctor, HENRY sCHIEL Trustees, DAVID FVm sh
Doctor FRANCIS FLEET; TO fill q vacancy 'AmHo a
CAROLYN. . c,ho,
The subscribers respectfully reconmend the aSove
Ticket to the citizens OF the Ward: was Es,.n Joh
Diroc Francis Bos Ralph Boger John X w.
Fnnell, NJ. d.. Joseph Wgand Harris Bogert o.
NJ D. Martin Waters George Ranch, {. H. o"yef ''"'
Aiken, ia
To the Voters OF the With AIdermanic District
UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
CITIZENS CANDIDATE
FOR ALDERMAN
ALEXANDER II. kEECH
VOTE FOR KEECH
To the Citizens of the Twenty.frst Ward.-
On TUESDAY, Dec. 2. tho VOTERS Of too TWENTY
FIRST WAkD Will be called upon 70 east ther votes fo
Alderman and other local officers of tha Ward.
Our present Alderman. ANDRE fROMENF. esq. ha
been ia office for the past two and those of u. who have
watched his have hesitation Ia saying that
able. faithful and conscientious repre- entetye has seldom
held in the Councils of City al, votes viii net
only be found Ia opposition TO all corrupt schemes that have
been presented hut invariably the side OF economy and
reform Feeling tho duty Of all good citizens
tain honest and faithful public officer, take great
pleasure in recommending him to the voters of the ard
WI r. DODGE, L. A. wITHAUs.
DAVID s CODDINGTON, JAMES W BEEKMAN,
JOHN II. SHERWOOD, STEPHEN p. RUSSELL,
W BUTLER DUNCAN JOHN STEPHENSON
CHARLES GOULD. SAMUEL L. NJ. BARLOW,
JOIN MoKE0N, ANDREW V STOUT
ISAAC II. BAILEY, J. n. PHELPS,
JAMES BROOKS, j. J. ASfOR. JR..
r. n BLOOM ALFRED COLVlLLE,
Ro Il Hit s. HONE. DE wIrT c" HAYES.
ROBERT SCHELL, JAMES W. MCLEAN,
w. SEYMOUR JR STEPHEN MERRlHEW,
DAVID b. TURNER, o. y ASnLEf
WM H. STERLING, GEORGE W. kEE5E.
WM. l.. COGSWELL
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No. 4, Frrs.r., Nxw.YoRS. June Is. 1867.

No 4, FrrBsr NEw.YoRs, June 70 100.
u. L,sprHu1Deay Sir: take pleasure In tesfyins to
the remarkable skill aud judgment you displayed Ia the case
of my daughter who had partially deaf oy
discharge from the ears since early infancy end Is now
thanks to your treatment able to hear az well as any Que.
bis bar ears are free from the discharge. Although
~ two wears sine she has been snder your eaI', h'r
q. sood and har ears Il sound as the day she
len you
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
METROPOLITAN HorsL, Ngw YORK April L. iSz
DEAR Sir: I take much pleasure In terrifying 70 the
professional skill exhibited by you in your treatment o.
of Inflammation Of the throat and ear with
which have lately been afflicted Upon coming under
your charge was immediately relieved end speedily cured
of most aggravated complaint which several physicians
had previously sought in vain to mitigate.
As somewhat Of stranger in the city would state
that you are at liberty to suOs,sn;iae my statements,
necessary by reference to my relatives Mr. A. " Stout.
President of the Shoe and Leather Bank Of New YORK, and
Mr.. Everett Clapp Of the Western transportation Com.
papy. No. - Coen,es Slip.
With much esteem, am sir. your obedeut servant.
FRED. NJ HANKS.
To DR.. LigkthilI, No. "a st. Marks place. N Y
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Nov READY in pamphlet Of % pages fine. white paper
Beside the bill which word for word accordance with
the original append to Alphabetical Recspituls
OF every article be taxed by the law and the amount
OF the tax to be levied thereon. This renders complete
and conyenien, 1. is possible to nake ii.
Price cents postpaid - per 100 " sent by express 90
per 100 ifby mail. Address Tnx TRIBUNE, NewYor
READER, YOU can nave an enduring, always
ready and reliable exactly adapted to your hsnd
and style writing which will your writing vsstJeaesp
than Stoe. Pens If you want H. cal a. hohIos 40 -
Maden-lano inclose stamp for circular.
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Nos. IS AND SO RxADssT. I
NEwioRK, sept 5, 1907
young man b our employ has been under the medical
care Of Dr. Lighth for Deafness and Discharge rom the Ear
with which be afflicted since infancy The discharge has
ceased for the pas. six months and his bearing materially
improved WEAVER, RlCHAADsoN Co.
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Ia tha BrnPyoient.-THE LADIES' connected with
TIE NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S RELIEF AsSOClA-
TON have opened large room at No 40 Brosdwsy cor
" fer.st for the reception OF CLOTH or SECOND HAND
CLOTHING or MONEY. 20 aid in relieving the Sufferers
who se now within the lines OF armies The La VIII
be in ea-udance each day 10 10 o'clock, and " III De
dad to welcome any Lady WHO wil % aid By heg needle
a. purse to clohe the destitute women and chd,eu Done,
ton may also be sent 70 the Treasurer Me NJ ALLtN
BUTLER No 10 Fast l2th-st the President, Nj JAMES
GIBBONS No. 10 Laniarne place, Me- O. y. d DaN II,
no IA East l7th-st Miss Lila GOJ ID 80 Aad,.on-
square L 1. LEioh no 1Ol bIoauNiy. y. 4.
Notice-The AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
cal hs attention public the an gussr o. the AZ Law
on Teeqraphic messages. Section lOi: No Ieegtph
lonpuny % it's agents employee. shall REGIME fAON
ANY PRISON or TRANSMIT % ANY PERSON ANY
DISPATCH or MESSAGE WITHOUT al ADHESIVE
STAMP d-nong the duty imposed by this Ae being aGed
20 copy thereof having tie same stamped theIeu on and
In default thereof shall incur penalty OF Ten Dollars
Section 90 provides that ia suy ard al cases "heIe an adj
he.ve stamp shall be used ine person lAu. OF
axius Ire shall write thereupon the inss Of ms
name and the date upon whsh the shall oe attached OF
used 80 that the she'll not sssin 10 used
Tee Couussoner Of Internal Revenue has gwen nouce
that ssuts readiness and that hs aT VIII be enforced
on az after tho Isi Of December next
Stamps he obtained a! the Usual places o. SAFE OF ~ TIE
Office. OF this Company $500.
Message Tor which th. eoaPhie chsrse Is twenty cents
or andrr the first words, require aonecen stamp
messages or which the charge over tweuty cents os the
hrst ten words require three cent stamp.
November o. it6s
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NRw.YoRK. jane 10. ,e62.

NJ LiGurHI1L-Dsay Sir; Permit me to thank you mo's
neer for the asauabe services you have rendered INC II
restoring the hea,rg Of 10Y who had been deaf rom In
ncy end who bad previously been under the eEEo ef hs
bes. medical talsu without the slghies. succeu.
Respectfully,
ANs2LL HECET
Ne. Us
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aiiliidrn Notircs.
5reual Noilces.

5renGl NCilces.
The Great Art and | astrial Fair Tor he benefit
Of the GERMAN HOSPI raj. corner Broadway fonrin-st
AID afs place entrance no 4a fourth VIII open on
MONDAY. Dec J. at y h. EutIsrce lee 10 cents sea
sou Tickets 81. ConceIt every syonins.
Fair Cooper Institute, for the benefit OF the ins'
tu.ion No 49, ,tl-av Tor the CHILDREN or DECEASED
or DISABLED SOLDIERS TO continue one week. com
nsneing DAY Dec q 1862 Single admission 10 censsi
Season tickets % cents
Blacksmiths, Horse aud Mule sh0ers Cnrpen.
frrs, Nhe-wr sadiers, otDer Mechanics sollg
with BANKSS expedition. must report At once at No .s5
rosdray already engaged must bring good ceriih
cs;es of proficiency IN their c. Ing -
5 y. HOLABIRD, Col Or Mr..
DR.. j. ii. schenck,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
VIII visit NEW-YORk CITY. Professionally. every NON
DAY from . a. m. to 2. His Rooms GEe az no. %
BONDSr Ills numerous patient, ard oil ali cted with
Coughs Co.d Consumption any Lung OF Bronchial Alec
iious a Invited to cell.
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New-York, Aug. Is, 1862.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-25
THE WAR IN THE WEST AND SOUTH

HE W M In l. II = - iAoA ~h@'A/ - ~ y ~
Gen. Bragg army has reached Bards1oWn'
90 its approach to louisville. The force con
ssts Of thirty thousand men. Humphrey Mar
shall s forces reached Shelbyyile on Tuesday.
Bardstovn IS tIlirty-nine miles south OF LOUIS
Vile, and Shclbyville twenty-slx miles east OF
i. At Louisville all business is suspended, the
city presenting a very warike appearance. A
LARGE number Of men are in the entertainments,
supported by the gunboats in the river. The
Federal commanders are confident Of holding
the city. Gen Buell. at last accounts, vas
following Cen Bragg forces very closely.
Late adycos from Florida report az engage
nlent On the ST. Johns river. The Contedc-
rates had erected battery st st, John Bluff,
near Jacksonville and five gunboats were sent
to destroy the works. On reaching q proper
position, it Was found that only two Of the yes
sells could be brought within range, but these
opened fire and continued the engagement Tor
five hours, but finally withdrew, the supply Of
ammunition giving cut. The fort vas support
I'd by & considerable body Ct infantry and some
light artillery. Preparations were making at
Hilt,D Head for another expedition against the
fort
4 fight occurred at Shirley Ford, near Car
thage, Mo, on saturday last, between a Fede-
raj regiment and body OF SIX hundred Con
tedorates, resulting III the defeat Of the latter
with loss Of from sixty t0 ninety killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-25
q M2g1f1lnz 9la RUyv0. .


BRIEF PARAGRAPHS. - NNlfunz a5 I0T10.
ACCORDING to the LAST accounts, Everything
remains quiet on the Upper Potomac. A
large number OF paroled Federal prisoners, CAP
turcd ia the recent battles, have arrived IL
W.shin.fon. THE Richmcnd napers Of the
Goth inst. had not received the accounts Of the
hattie cf Antietam, but they had full accounts
of the surrender cf Harrors Ferry, AMI state
4h9r 81 the battles On Sunday and Monday the
Qonf.dnratoe &,rce7 the Fe1leral aruv to fall
hac fzzy, or three miles fhat The Confederate
7,zs WIZ. h.vrv asrac;a1Iv IN r1iSoners bat that
show t>ol~ On prisoners --cever.l new loco
,,,o%;,-es aro huijId;ng for the Falti,nore and
~ ~-;1r~od Cold Yesterday j., New >rk.
1Joa a. 49, .,ra,,al}e ,,;vcr s. president lin
- ;~l4 :, o517;4:o,, g. his o,eocl7
W y, c,ora+a~,, CHASE A+tor-
-. (z,-...1 . ,4os o,,1 ;v,se;,z Sr Cjav thew
.I..-~o7 = o,,4 .,,,I,,,:o52 +ho characterization,
-,-,3,,,,o 4;o,, "A or.i2a,a,e Number of con-
-I~1~a..I ,.J>1:or. h,~o 1oe4 yvasb;o o+or, f,r n
WI, sr,,.o Tl,n~1a1x1,;, roI1xo. ADVISES I'll
..>.. -. l,..x- tI,o:. oo.I 50 onoo for i i nor
I.> y. o1.osuo. o,I wow ho de;ror
49, - &C.,, rT,u.rt,-...>,
10 I7AS ~-7L>.S>:.1. A
nave ootals1eo "l' "'le''N'&'l0 'l0'o1 49,, -
proposed TO purchase the steamer 'ahoeroil',
70 TRANSPORT the contrabanls to the proposed
new colony in Central America The Wash
:..4. y .hl;ooo e.,-e tt;+ :, ;n,ooos;blo not
=. ;,
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PROCLAMATION.


BIZ the President Of The [, States Of zueriico.
Whereas, It has become necessary to cell into
service not on y volunteers but also portions
of the militia OF the States by draft, in order
+ suppress the insulrectlon existing II the
United States and disloya persons are not
adequately restrained by the ordinary process
Of law from hindcring this measure, and trx}m
giving aid and comfort III various ways 70 the
ins,1rrection. Now, therefore, be it
Ordered. First-Thut during theexis5ing IL
silrrection, and as necessary measure for SIP
pressing the same, al rebels aud insurgents,
their aders and aoettors, within the United
States, and al persons d!sc0uraging volunteer
enlistments, resisting military DRIFTS, OF guilty
IT any disloyal practice affording aid and com
fort to rebels, against the authority o. She Uni
ted States, shall be subject to martial law, and
liable TO trial and punishment by courts mar
tlal or military commissions.
second, That the writ Of nabeas corpus is
suspended in respect to ali persons arrested, or
who are now, or hereafter, during the rebellion
military prison, or other place Of confinement
by any military authority, by the sentence Of
court martial, or military commission.
In witness whereof, herewith set my hand
and cause the seul Ct the United Stares to be
affixed
Done at the city Of Washington, this twenty
fourth day Of September, 10 the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
JWo, and Of the independence Of the United
States the eighty seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY The President:
WI. II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
The Baltimore American says; "A few days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-25
JOHN T. COOKE,

JOHN 7. COOKE C.,,n
CHEAP FAMILY GROCEn, oyt.
TTAS CONSTANTLY or hand I4 7;I . &s,G
/ ! mcnt Of FAMILY GROCLhlljT5ii31i Nv tbs
ing q BACON, Of all kinds; ~ III - KAT,
UT :+Sj q ?r' KAisIN5. PRUNEs, LINZ }Is
SAKDINES, SC, &C., to which he lnE ~.
attention 81 customers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. 15.-An the able
bodied contrabands here and at Hampton have
rect ntly been taken 10 Washington, and those
unable TO labor are being sent 10 Craney
Island
The United States gunboat Connecticut
Captain Milton HaXtOn, arrived At Fortress
Monroe this afternoon from the Gulf. Edmund
Blankman, Esq, a special government COM
missioner. comes passenger by her. The OIL
GERS report the entire coast OF Texas as being
in our possession.
The United States mail steamer Collins ar
rived at the Fortress at an early hour on Sat
urday morning from Beaufort. y. G.. bringing
a large mail, and bound for New York. She
took in supply of coal AT the Fortress.
The Newhern Progress of Noytmbsr 18th
says Major General Foster arrived home on
"Wednesday morning, looking none the worse
for his Journey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17

SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL
- the 18th day OF N ,veinber 1862, at y ocloek d ,
Horns of the Cattle killed by the Army of th. po
tonse in the territory embraced by Me Ra ppa han
Mountains
II is in.epied that the contractor sh all follow the
army apd collect the hides and tsllow, hoofs AMI
horns and shall pay certain aurn for tsose az
from sseh animal 20 he collected at his own risk.
He wsi, be charged WITH the articles in each case
from obtaining them by proper suthority
bond With good and sufficient security will be
required for the fHlhlment OF the costr.ct .nd no
bid viii be entertained from previous contractors
~ho hsv. fsi,ea to comply with their contract
amp 20 hid VIII be entertained unless :he Sjddar il
present to res pond to his bid
The srtiee> Of agreement with bond will be re-
snired 10 be entered into within two days from the
opens ng Of the bids
The bids TO i-- directed to Col. A. Beekwith. A .
~ Z and G s., Washington, ID. c., and eSdor--.d
''PropI.sa!s 4" no6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17
ROPos AIS FOR WINE.
Posr OFFICR DpPARrnEyr,l
81 Nm Asn.hnr icsH

PosT OrEICR DPPARrHENr,(
Sd November, 1862. {
FELIEp PROPOSALS will ba received 1t this De.
partment until the 23tn day OF November, 1852 for
about IS oo0 pounds, TO be delivered at the Blank
Assnc!es at Warrington. D. c., Ncw.York city and
Buffalo, New York, free from all cost OF transpor-
tation. IN such quaint tirs At each Agency ss NAV
hon' tim. 10 time he r.ersd by the De pa tm.fst
The wine must be Of three str spds well twisted
anu eie OF sustaining the wei xht of IS pounds
string six feet IN tsngth it must hs put sY ia
balls OF oEe pound NC Sht each pack ed suitShty
Tor in psck Ses Of 700 pounds wejxht
each The twine n ost ne smooth aua ;.sy h.a aud
measure about $40 yards tc the pound AS no spe-
elhc Material has been determine4 upon bidArrs
VII send san, pies OF such twine they propose TO
furnish with their bids
TIE contract viii be AWARDED to the 10 est and
best bidder the hest bid To he aete rmined after a
careful alton, for the purpose of rtain
ing which bid will in its practical results he most
advanta Gus to the De rtmeDt this the Postaas
Yer General reserves to himself the right OF de-
Gliding.
No proposals. will be considered which may b.
mace oy persons not engaged in the manufacture
Each bidder must furnish with his pro posa,. eyi
dence OF his ability to ply With his bid
Two sufcient securities will be required ~
contract.
Failure TO furnish the article contr acted for
promptly or furnshiuE article inferior to that
Contracted for, will be considered suFicien at cause
for the forfeiture of the contract
Bids not made in accordance with these proposals
viii not be considered.
PROPOSAL. must be marked on the outside of the
andthe letter containing them addressed to the
First Assistant Postmaster General, Wrsh ington
DC. M DLAIR
no B cow PoStnaater General,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17
ORGANIZATION or GENERAL BuRNsIpE,s
ARMY


HEADQUARTERS ARNY or THE Poros Ac
Nov. l5.-The following order was published
to-day:
Headquarters Army Of the Potomoc, near War.
renton, Va, Nov. H.-Cieneral Order No ls4-
lsf The organization OF portion Of this army
N three grand divisions is hereby announced
These grand divisions will he formed and COM
manded as follows:
The second and ninth corps will form the
right grand division, snd win be commanded
10y MAJOR General +. v. Sumner.
The first and sixth corps will form the left
grand division, and will be commanded hy
Major General w. B. Franklin.
he third and fifth corps Will form the center
grand division, and will b., comTnanC.ed by
Major General Joseph Hooker.
ne eleventh corps, with such other troops as
may hereafter bc assigned 10 il, will constitute
a reserve force, under the command OF Masor
General r. Sigel. Assignments of cavalry
and further details will be nnounced I'm future
orders.
I'd. In a accordance with I'M nstructions from lbe
War Department., the commanders OF these
grand divisions will have power 70 decide such
questions relating 10 the Inferior management
OF their commands are now forwarded TO
these headquarters for final action. Mai Gen
Sieel Will exercise all the powers In respect 20
his command above assigned The command
ers OF grand divisions. The cases which can
only be decided by the departments at Wash
ington they will forward directly to those de-
partments without reference % these headquar-
WE. All HdttcIs reltllng 10 elnoSemenu OK
troops, together with returns, reports, < =, Will
he forwarded 10 these headquarters as usual
20. The commanders Of these grand divisions
viii retain with them their respective staffs.
an. The senior officers OF the second. third,
fifth and sixth corps will take the command Of
those corps, and will forward TO these head
quarters list of recommendations OF oficers
TO fill their stalls.
9Th. Brigadier General :. Williams, A. A. O.,
is appointed Inspector General OF the Adiutant
Generals department. i'm Ibis army.
Lieut.. Colonel James A wardel A d. q.
AcnnG A. A. O., will act as Assistant Ins eec:or
General in the same department.
6ih. The heads of the various staff depart
mcnts at these headquarters, other than an Ad-
JGtant Generals department. will remain az
heretofore until further orders.
1fh. Lieut. Colonel Lewis Richmond, A A.
G.. is anaounced as A. A. G al these head
quarters.
oth. All orders conflicting with this are here
by TescindSi.
By command Of Major General Burnside.
l>ignfd) :. WILLIAMS, A. A. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Nov. I5-General Crittenden ar
rived in this city last evening. He has estiib-
lshed telegraphIc communication between this
city and the North, and cleaned out the rebels
frcm Gallatin.
General kOsecrams has determined that after
railroad travel shall have been established be-
tween here and Louisville, the most vigorous
measures shall be carried out 10 preserve the
same.
a large amount of supplies will be massed
here, when the grand Army OF the West will
proceed East Tennesseewar1.
General Rosecrans intends 10 hang all the
guerillas, and defies the threatened rebel retail
liation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17
IMPORTANT FROM MISSISSIPPI.
sharp Fight at Holly Sprinss-Six Rebels
Killed and Seven Rebel Officers Captured
Death of Gen. VilIipiyue. Sc.


CHICAGO, Nov. IA special despatch from
Lagrange, Tenn, dated The Ilth instant, saws
that five regiments OF rebel cavalry advanced
last evening from Lumkin's Mills TO within
two miles of Holly Springs. SISirmishing
commenced and continued for some time The
rebels lost six killed, and seven commissioned
officers were captured.
The rebel Gen. Fillipigue died 1T Port Hud-
son q few days ago of pneumonia.
All the partisan rangers vino have been pill
laying the country around Memphis have
been dishanded 10y Pemberton and attached
10 regiments.
Cotton is reported TO ie coming forward again
i'll considerable quantities in consequence of this
movement.
Passengers from Helena, Ark. report that
the town of fernando, Ark. was occupied by
the Federal troops on Monday.
The people OF Mississippi are said 10 be run
ming tie negroes into the interior, leaving only
such property as they cannot carry of.
The rebels are said 10 le terrifying Jack en-,
Miss. Large reinforccments are being brought
there from Aikens. 1t ss believed that their
entire army will fall back. 10 that point before
giving battle.