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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

As Aec.DgXr which has not bsen cqualei Ia
the sadness q It's insults ia hi, siciHity ~ many
years trsnSpirel on Saturday Of las week The
mail train north frcm Troy soou after leay-
iug the depot At Sout Shat shury, va cneoun-
tered by The wind blowing ftpu The north east IL
such violence to he pushed from tlr track and
tumbled down tie embankmeut on lil a the rail-
road, measuring 70 or 80 feet. As Ne are IN
formed, Al the place of the accident. The pas
senger and bigg ,se ears only were precpitated,
tie sHgue sill remaining on the track \ MIR.
Dsish Of Boston, gentleman Of much pfomi-
uenec in the ii erary world, who wss his way
10 Midd eJury 10 fulfill an appointment as lecur-
er, was Instantly killed. MIR. lehh /. Robinson,
= highly esteemed citizen If Bennington, we'll
knosu aud much respected in this vicinity, aud
au empioyeeof The Troy & Boston Railroad Conn
pany, was 50 seriously injured that he died on
Sunday, Several others were considerably ia
jared, none however fatally. The wcst side OF
the track Vas probably the lowest and the ceu,re
o. gravity heug shifted in that direction the cars
serc unable to resist the force Of the wind
Owing 10 the lack Of our mails and other means
Of Information. to-day, We are unablc to give full
details If his unfortunate cut At The time VII cl
We write, Monday evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

THE REBEL GENERAL ZoLLicoFFER
- Brigad.er- General Felix X Zoliicoff, I
WAS born in Mowr, county, Tennessee, on
the l9th of May. 1912. lie received an
arademical education, and ser, ed ( ra lew
months IA printing Office. In 1929 he
assumed the management OF u newspaptI
NJ Paris. In 1884 he wa editor and pub.
Usher 81 tie Columbian OJsercer in The
same State. In 1885 h. Was elected STATE
Printer, and reelected in 1887 IN 1872
he removed 10 Nashville, and edited the
Banner in lS43 he Was elected Comp
irollcr Of The State Treasury, aud was re-
elected 10 the State Senate; ~ 1851 and
1862 again edited the Nashville Banner.
and was rlrct,d rrpies, NATIVE to Con
.re,s from Tenn, see in 1853. He VA.
never very prominent n,tIubrr. and be-
long ng ,tirr 10 the American parry
than the Democratic. On My 9, 1850,
lie made speech in the IIon-t, ia favor
OF the Kansas Nebiaska till january
IL. 1856, he held hong hGr-spitting d..
bat with Mr.. Stevens, OF Gror-ia on sla-
very ~ ihe territories. S.ncr ayinI the
lI0I,e he has been IN command OF brig
i,dc OF Tie rebel army World.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28
News SUNNI AIRY.
Wednesday.

Cincinnati. jan. 81
The Commercial has . dispatch from
Louisville, which says: Dispatches have
b Ell received AT headquarters announcing
that the battle ai Somerset id not lake
/ place 90 Saturday, bat on Sunday morn
ing. aud tilh Gen. Thona- continued pur-
sui u the rebels, nnii night. Our fofres
followed the rrbel,, who ran bef,re them
~ the widest confusion Ike flock oi
sheep, close mp to their entertainments on
the north bauk u tie river.
In front Of their enlrenchments, the reb-
els laid all night, cxpecring ihai We "ould
storm them ~ III morning, but With the
AID Of their boats and barge.. they man
aged 81 ct across the river b.f.re day
light They left behind all their andlery,
ammunition, houses, tents, and 80 wagon
load Of qpauernastei's al,d me dical stofcs
wiicl, fell into our hand.
Kans4s City. Jar. 20.
The Santa Fee mail, itli date. Of the
7ih. has arrived. AueAprrss from Mesilla
arrived nj Santa Fee on the evening OF
the 4ih. bringing news that 1900 Tenan.,
with seven pieces Of atillery, Wrre march.
ing on Fort Craig, and were within Thirty
miles Of thai post. TIE scouts from tho
Fort had been driven in. A seyrre bat
tie is expected, as the Texans we're fight
ing principally FIR food. GOV. Coa-
molly has to-day called Out the entire mil
tia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

Gem. Jim Lane has started West. will
.trHig military staff, and will proceed ID
organize his forces in kansa, fbr ,tra gl,l
mar.h on the Western border from Kan
sas TO tile Gulf 1t is reported that in nl
interview with Gen. Mcclellan, the com.
mander.in-chiei asked him :--'' Snppnrt
you find no Union sentiment Whatever
WHERE You gos" "fhen," replied Lane
II vii t,ke good cafr TO leave no rrl,el
senti nenl behind me. ii Missouri, Ark N.
sas and tn Indian country viii not come
peareably unier tie lass q the Govern
men', ny plan ]. TO make OF them wild
einess. | would Civ. the traitor. twenty
four 10 choose beiwe. exile anil death. -
Sir. it | can't 10 better. ! vii II IF tie
white traitors and give their lands TO the
ioyal lila K men The iii,.uds Of Lane
a..ert thH upon hearing this reply. Me-
q. lar Ing Ell heartily and said. "loa
mu-l work oai your own plans. Go your
way, a 4 SET to it that 10 Te0el se.s his
foot IL KAnSas."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28
There are l000 miles al wlrr IN

There are 1000 miles of wire in the
army telegraph lines around Washington,
aud Grn. Mcclellan can communicate is,-
stantly nj his headquarters with Nj the
different generals. Tie lines will be ex-
tended a. tie various divisions move, aud
thus the rumm nler-iil.ehirf vi be con-
SANITY informed u he position aud move
ments Of all ihe fones, and can dircc.
them as The neovsslties VI Ibe case lOsY re-
qoire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28
Ira - ,l,r n,h Isrrim.nt.

Oar iriepA o. J. Burton. LEI Corporal
Il Company Y, las rv.f.a.,d,l ,er, kind
y 10 uaf 'rqnesi. y $ ndtnE %. he foI-
ioajg irler We lule 10 liysr f, qaeut
IL from 0,larda AID the other toys
at Camp GriiB.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

ca C" of the MiidIebury Register is
foteible writer. On the first perusal of
his letter We were disposed 10 see ii out
and to call for Ali. loader" but on second
though, We concluded 10 pass"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

We learn hat the Factory Point Cornei Band,
assisted by Dr. r. Button and other musicians,
are preparing to give Concert, Wednesday,
Feb 5lh, nj The Baptist Church We hope they
will; these arc sorrowfal days and music will do
much to cheer the hear snd disIeI the clouds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

BANK MgrTiNa.--The Stockholders d the Eat
,enkil Bank met pursuant to call on the 9Th
inst, aud elected f,r their Directors, MAyoR
iAwlEY. Aaron BAKEH, f. u. BuRToS. l.. u.
ARsgRoNG, A. J. GRAr. HIRAM tlAwLkY. w,
7. BLACK MAJoR IiAwLEY was chosen rresi-
dent, aud Nm. z BLACK Cashier
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

- Tzsfr are sst ias ii4a 10 ne gs,siisr. en4
svsry mas @va u ss ihs sias n fhs Ua1ss
kfsift " agaiaa Il TAsft eas IL soss tai
r si.sp or Paifiofs
-fDoucta,' Llsr srEfcH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

- III ssfrY fmsattas riiifsa, gat'sga 8 crt-
i4F Psgef Fsacs. rAts AsssH 20 Ftacf. faAs
sypA ~ fgmpafts vaiH GrfgiQf = fttafti .
ssai ~ rssr y ariilefs has essssf"
81 ; nicEiNsos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28
Local Intelligence.

TaE WFArnta ~ d hss lisa .atd ihst ihs r.
sagps = Ni I.aitsa nd Iiats,s y. uaiain az
tss Aspe res irs.ss y e lss. IT, 90 q .saruss.
auJ 81 ateudart ,pirts hhtti-t shis lea u
paf Sc Cav aai say b fhis We "a know. tlss, i
see g ,ezis g. 4erp b. h.if he siil Sal & ss.y
dsHgsr,4s IS ,eiav eai Has-s-ilys fulsy
lssi uss i tsaasifsi ana n.slI q IS ~ one eouii
w.sa ths nsv taiira suew by paie sad even
ets4 ihs siutTy lAa1lssips- d .h l,ells rusg
nutsly along ihe saaosth sid .lippsry tasss. AID
the heart = o.cei At the prospcsi II plssaut
days % come Bot alas tie -eeue was sadlcu.
i sbauscl All tie hosts Il stcrm AMI ics,,,st
seem Is hare burst f,lh ia general conspiracy
Iley ci,eosr Friday hiebg as lis tine q attack.
AID from then tn Monday morsins tlfte Nss
0ne continuous series u BLAST. gust, tUrtaio. hur-
ricans asd temfvsi the ruais we're biVvkaled
v.,h TIE drisiog snow, great banks 4 suOs with
their lut.ste ioru,s u seraIl aud psut were pill
a up on every eide; travelling u every kind Le-
came impossible. and toe busy wori for the tine
wsre forced to sgccumb to the ,ioleee u the nag
iug eiemeni.
saturday morning found the writer securely
weather bound ia the valley II Ils Green R,st,
n0t 10 Kentucky u evursr, bui iuihe uore muuu-
famous region u Saudsue. ", shalt ious ~
member he January Storm VI lsi2, uot ouly ~
is violence aud duration, Ia, asS,tl for the geud
cheer aud the goo company ot huse with whom
II y,as ,uF ~ ~ mss rife k,t.t, n t1r stlUkx u-
piisonmeut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

THg BATTLE ~ KgsrgcKY
The iulowing was y cs'ted ~ head.
quarter, Wedn. sdiy night: L"pasyills,
January 22d. To MAJOR General MeCisi-
Ian, commanding U. s. A. The following
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

Wuofs ScnErF ;--i'rg Gen. SelGfF.
TO WHOM this elorlou, t'mou ,iclory IL IL
great measure due is u Hungarian oihctr
81 grea, distinction. tomprilrd 10 have
lls own country on the f,ll q Il. liberties.
he TO / refuge ID this city. From her;
he went 10 Washington, and lis m al Sbil-
ties and genus were discovered by Hon.
Joseph Holt, who procured him sitvay
ton IN one OF The Departments, and WAS
aiterNard The meaus Of procuring him a
command in the army. Absurd stories
have teen extensively circulated by the
Press about his bel z AZ one timen porter
in one Of The hotels ia lhis city but in
truth he never held any such position
tie was appointed i've mouth, ago to
Elslun Kentucky Il. Bri2ader G,nclal.
and WAS there first brought INTO Goli,c ly
tie dlsasirpas engagement and retreat az
Hlldca-t Gen Shr,tl, Loweyrt, was IL
no way to Lame for that melancholy affair.
Ills present victory vii IL yate his tame
high IN public estimation, and coniirm tie
OPINION Of those who know that he is one
OF our most scientific aud bravcst so.ders.
" I. Times
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-28

0uMrASY OgeASig1p.~-I vrufr,ny A
u shc lst Nrrueal Battery Of Light Ars
iillery, IS u sic mtmher. q which uelc
rectalsd II south Shag.hury. aud the
balange ., Monip lier, org uigr,l la.s Fri
dal cstn y, by el,oa.na 6eotrc W. Dua-
cau. 81 ) min Shat sbary. Captain. With
George I. ll,hHni q { vi.es, senior IT
lIea rnaa. rnl Eeuarl ri :, a south
S'HR.boe, Junior i. Liyu,pnaut Cap.
tsn Duncan. late "a The reular army,
having srrscl ilifeugl, the Mrxbau war
~ the celebrated Sherman BATTERY l.
very ilicie,i, anil accomplished pihrcr.
and pnders AID. lis tn.incss ftrfictly.
LIE {. ll.bifd has seen srrs.re ia tie
Missis-ipp yallc,. under Gen. Fremont.
10 an ttltry company, and i I'll aC-
qusiuled with his dates. l.irut Rae i
veil known ia The m,lhsr, cifeles a this
State. The remaining uiIicces arr 10 te
elected Ia camp, N Bpltleboro.
Hon. Arad Stchlius of Bradford and
Jadg- al Probate for tht Di.trici ot Brad.
ford. committed suicide ou ,he 18th inst,
by han ing himself IN bis barn. he had
been uui OF lanlth for the past three
months, and al III. me- ha. suffered from
dis Of men al depression, during onr ~
~hirh, as il j, supposed. be Stuffed of
tl,s mortal coli He bad eytirully made
his preparations The night hefp e, a, the
de- Il wa. committed soon after he arose
a. the morning.
The lac Mrs. Cnlbarine Il. Waldo.
('als a Boston pap,r.) made provision for
the payment. upon thr death ol her hus-
band, Henry s. Waldo, Of si0,00oto Mid
dlcbury College.
, 1862-11-06
FROM kqSEcRANS' ARMY.
Arrival Of Gen. Sille Division
0t Nashville.
DEATH or COL. CURRAW POPE Or
KENTUCKY.

U1tI1iEH u LIZ 41luuItl
LOUISVILLE, Ky,. Nov. s, 1860.
Gen. JEFF. G. Davis passed through the city
to-day, to join Lis new command in the army
Of the Cumberland.
Col. Cur1an Pope, 18th Kentucky, wounded
at Chaplin Hills, died Of Ills wounds at Dan
vile to-day, which is the cause of universal
gloom in this city, his late place of residence.
Gtn. sil1's advance division Of the army OF
The Cumberland, arrived at Nashville tnis
evening.
A rebel railroad engineer named Mcdonald
stole 4 locomotive from the depot at Bowing
Greer, On the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road, running it off eighteen miles, danla:s :siny
it badly. Twas recaplured, but Mcdonald
escaped.
large numbers Of sick and wounded sol
dicrs, from the army Of the Cumberland, cou~
tipue to arrive. There are remaining in the
hospitals at Perryvil1e, Danyille and Harrods~
burg, 2 eco sick ard wounded who need sup
plies.
Notwithstanding the presence Of gunboats
at Caseyvjl1e, Ky, bands OF rebels hang
sround that place, occasionally entering the
town, robbirg citizens, impressing Union
! men, and commi ting other depredations.
Major Holloway with three companies o'
cavalry from Henderson, made dash on .
rebel camp near Madisonyille, 8 few nights
ago, killing four, wounding a number, ani
taking several prisoners, suffering no los
himself. The rebels fed in dis1nay.
The retail dealers Of the city, who have Is
sued large sums in shin.plas.ers have been no
tiled by the authorities to withdraw then
fiom circulation Immediately.
DAsvllIE, Nov. 5.--Col. Car1an Pope die,
here to-day.
4 strupg Union force will commence re
pairing the Louisville ard Nashville ral9rol'
within the State OF Tennessee Tomorrow.
| LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-Gso. II. Yeatman
elected to Congress to ill the vlcancy causa'
by the resignation OF the Hon. james 5. jack
t son.
1t is reported that Bsaeg's army is at Mu1
fteesboro, Tenn, and that 500 rebel cayAlf
are at Somerset, Ky.
Four hundred sick and wounded fed I'D
soldiers from the Inferior State Hospital 81
rived here Last evening; also some forty rebe
prisoners.
Gen. Boyle has ordered all rebel prisoner
at Hsrrods5urr aud other hospitals, who as
sufficiently we'll to he removed, to come her
for slilmsnt to Ei.k=burg.
, 1862-11-06

The 12th, 17ua, 18th, 21ss, and 24.h Sen
atorial Districts are represented by Rspub.
lcans holding over The Sd, 4th and 9TH
arc represented by Democrats holding
oytI. Seventeen Senators We're to be
elected, five Of whom were to fill vacan-
cies. 1tapnears, from such returns as We
have received, that the Democrats have
carried acnea If these districts, and the Re-
publicaDs eight, leaving one doubtful
{Peoria, S'a1k, Marshall and Putnam
Conceding this district to the Democrats,
VIC still have ono majority II the Senate.
The House Of Representatives consists
Of eighty five members. Of tlese the
Democrats have probably elected frty-
swo, aId tho Republicans tlir.y-nine,
having fur doubtful, namely: Warren
county, one member; P+.cria aud S:ark,
two members; and Tazewcn one member
IL Ibis ca!cnlat1nn We have conceded The
two members fr3m Madison and Bond to
the Democrats. On the whole the chances
are Against us in The House.
, 1862-11-06

The public viii ne glad To learn that the
track layers Of the Chicago and North
Western N.a~"y, hav: reached the sub
n.bs Of Green By and that it is proposed
to open the road lor business On Wcdnes"
day of next week. Ihe Distance thus i'd
ded to the road north Of Appleton, its pres
<nt terminus, il thirty miles, Green Bay,
the ptint now reached, will add immensely
10 the business Of the road, rs it will secure
, 1862-11-06

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER G, 1852.


We are saN without any returns from
that portion OF the State which lies south
Of the Ohio aud Mississippi railroad, but
the complexion OF the figures from the
central counties, particulszly Adams and
SanEanon,) leads us to fear that the Dem
4ocrats have elected their State ticket. 1t
is not quite certain yet, hut the prohabili-
ties are that way.
Harris, Democrat, is undoubtedly elected
to Congress in the 4th District, By the as
founding vote Of Adams county. Our
Springfield friends have not vouchsafed us
any news from the Sth District The vote
is evidently Tcry close, and we shall, per
4ars, have to wait fur the Official returns.
The eth District also maintains a pro-
found silence. We hope to hear from
both of these Districts, land also from New
York; before the meeting Of the next Con,
, 1862-11-06
Imposing Military Demonstration in
&$uAt@n

Bos7os, Nov. 5.--Tae departure Of fanr
Massachusetts regiments for tile seat Of war
to-day, was marked BY an interesting event.
Cht 4lst three ye4rs' volunteers, Col. Thomas
f. Chicktr ring, ,vas received on arsiv.l from
.aiDp by the Massachusetts Charitable le-
cballc Association Of master mechanics, a
deli Cation Of piano and organ builders, and
o1htr bodies Of citizens. who escorted the
ard staff were in the procession and lift uuder
escor! Of the regln,-ns ior h,s htadquari ier- in
NV Fork. The 43d, or Tiger reg stnlsnt. Col.
Chas. L Holhrook. were received and escort.
cd though the Gig b. b. tie Bost n Light In
m+nt, Col Charles r, Goldman, WAS escorted
by the past and present members Of he corps
II irdependent cadets. Tue fifth Col. Geo.
Bowl 8, q splendid regiment, recruited in 1hs
upter portions ii the State, aso marched
through The city. The thre. regiments EN-
barked on the steamers Merrimac aud Miseis
tipri, bound for Newbe1n.
, 1862-11-06

Bos1os, NV. 5.-The quota Of Boston for
trools has been flied By voluntary enlist
The common conacl have appropriated
$50. 90 In aid Of raising thrse computes Of
cavalry for the Texas expedition Of Geu.
B,nks- Hon- A. H. lawrence projected the
raisarg Of cavalry, and Is the liberal patron OF
the eauadrou. Mai. Geu. Backs aud ataff, es-
trarted by the 41st Massachusetts, reg.m"n-,
will leave for Nv York tonight, Vii Fall
River.
Gen. Bauks has received most cordial and
enthusiastic hospitality during his brief visit
, 1862-11-06

carried Ro1i,, Pacific Cfy, Washington, Her
nan, Kansas City, Jefferson City, Bonneville,
Upton, Hannibal, St. Charles, 1ronton, Ste.
Gtnevieve, ard probably Springfield
The cath Missouri regiment gives Boyd,
Emancipation candidate for Congreas, 500
majority.
Blow is elected In the second district by
2,G0o majority.
McClurg, IN e,nancipafionist, is ahead In
the Jefferson City district, though the pro-
slavery counties remain to be heard from
tion ticket in this county is undoubtedly
elected. The vote in the LIST Congressional
district Is very close. and can't be decided till
the Amy is heard from. Bt2fr'e friends claim
his election, but the radical Republicans aaY
the vote tn the army viii elect Knox
In the "a distr:ct BLOW, radical Republican,
undoubtedly elected BY handsome ma
jority. :.
Returns from the Interior are meagyre. but
the Emancipation ticket is probably elected :
Mtchsge4.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Td5une
DErAo1F, Nov. 8. 1862.
As the returns come in the Republican ma
jority increases. Blair's majority will pro5a
bly, reach 1000, and possibly 5000.
The legislature is certain1y Republican By
decided majority, AMI Of the radical stripe.
-Four Republican Members Of Congress u
certoirly elected. 1t is feared that TroW
bridge, present member, is defeated.
Not enough returns have been received from
| the sixth to indicate the result.
Minnesota.
ST. PAT1, Nov. 5-'the city OF st. Paul is a
Democratic. Ramsay county gives ColIeu
Democrat, fer Congress, 500 majority. W
basha county gives Donnelly. Republican, fo
Congress, $40 majority. Goodhue count
| gives Donnelly 800 majority. Result very III
| certaiI; returns come in slowly.
| LEAvESwoRTH, Nov. 5.--Scattering return
| from this Htste Indicate the election Of til
| entire Republican State ticket Wnber, R.
| ruhl!cau tor Congress Is Prob thly elected oys
Par1ol1, U1ion, snd Matthias, Democrat
| Delaware.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 5.--Kent county Civ
$50 Democratic majority. Sussex county b;
not ret betn heard from.
NllN1>GroS, Del, Nov. 5-Cannon, Uniol
for governor, is certainly elected.
massachusetts.
Bos1oS, Nov. S.-G,ov. Andrew is re-elect&
by Over 10000 majority. The legislature
Republican.
, 1862-11-06

The Republicans have elected three, aud
the Democrats two, Of the members of
Congress from Wisconsin The Sd district
isyet to be heard from, in which Amasa
Cobb is the Republican and p B. Simpson
tie Democratic candidates. The Republi-
csns have carried both branches Of the
Legislature, Illus secu ing the Enitcd States
Senator
, 1862-11-06
THE LE$&atN dsR THE HOUR.

TIC lesson of tue elections On Tuesday |
may he summed up in the single word Ac-
41os. The most powerful arsunent the |
supporters Of tic President had to meet |
was TIC charge, yociftrased On every
st,,mn sn1 naraded in eyerv Democrati. |
newsnaper- that the Administration was
;ncornncten+ tn carrr m var a1o,1 IL
e.+1,c rtsn1t If your tirhteen months fight
< mr. said the prn:sl4very leaders. defeat
1t IN the Potomac. rctreatiuc ia Tennessee.
J" "5isastcr in Kentucky, hundreds Of millions
<.of dollars souaudcrcd to no pl,r3ose.
u,1o,dehe3 and ,,,nndor7nc.,,n evarr ,ar1.
show ,o,o o,,.u ,eeac ,n;nca he's v,te
<t+hc o1a ncrocra,i. 1iclc,z.1he t;rlot t,,at
& c,,r;c3 Tho c,n,+ry +h,,uch +r, war. ia
II o,orr,n Thxe and SIMILAR on,c,1s
,sere wc3, ni.h irrcs;st;h3c Tbe on,x
rcn}r WAS that t,,e var was heinr non
r,ondnc,ed br Democrats: that RI 4],<ck
McChl1an and B.,tll. the three princioal
generals in the army were not onlv Demo-
<rate }n,t carn.st and ;ntrnsc Democrats
from amone whom the marty expect to
find tbe;r mkt nresidentisl candidate. Thc
rn,1rto this wos easy and orer xheln,;ur ::
90. wc tho,,sht Abraham Iinc.an vas
<sprcsidcn, Of ,lle United States, and CON-
:. uzaudcr ig-clicf cf Your ar,7au nad nqru r.
What ansScr could be found to thats
The Renublican Marty il rcsnonsin]c.
Through its chosen President, for the con.
duct Of the war, The RsouSlicaus have
carried On the war twenty moaths, aH9rin5
51ar enemies to vaouoqc it, aad the proper
f1aits arc before us. VIZ SAY it so3,erly
The lust and 1e.;.imatc fruits Of commit.iaa
the management Of our armies to leader;
r:lo have no heart in the Yar-wlo don
know what +1,c war is ahou,r-wb,
, 1862-11-06

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4-Thirteen th sus~
and dollars his been contrihu ed BY the peo-
pte Of Oregon for the national sanitary fund.
Sa1dwch Island oates are received to the
1lth ef October The lrst bale Ut cotton
from Ma]aki had been received. 0onola}u
leland newspaper SAT that cotton groTiog
wil soon become exteueiVe.
Cap. Walter, in Gibson, has established Z
colony ct Mormon's on .hA Island, causing
much newspaper comment
TIE Americans in Honolulu have conHihu.
ted e. O00 for the p2tiDnal sanitary fuud4
, 1862-11-06

DAYTON. Otto, Nov. h-rho grand juey d
tia cou. II have found bill o4 Indie mena
aRaspst HsLfY II. Brown. for muraer in the
fist deerce, cnaraaug him In the aosds Of the
Indictment with " killing Mr.. Botlmeyer Wish
del,h4 rate AID pFemedl ated ma1fEa."
, 1862-11-06
A Rebel Fort Captured In South Car.
tt1fMAs

New ToRK, Nov. 5-A letter from The
steamer Norwich OF Georxetown. ). c.,
there. and seven reoe1s killed. ContEabAnda
state that there II good dea1 OF slckness at
Georgetown, and that = six-gua floating bat'
txrT ;s being built 1t Charleston, and 10-inch
thick iron clad; also that there aFa four Large
cotton laden etesmers 1t Charleston waiting
In fsan the h3ockada.
, 1862-11-06

The result Of the election in New ork
is still in doubt seymour's majority is
reduced to 5000 by returns received in
New York city, up to last evening. The
chances seem tn he about even.
, 1862-11-06

War1ske Operations in Louisiana.
NV York, Nuv- 5.-a New Ozleaus letter
to tie Heru'd, says:
Gen. Wei,zel-' brigade 1arded at Dona1ds-
vile Oh the 18th Inst; Ii nce t. rnibadeaux,
where they haa slight cngsgemeut-captur.
irg twenty rebels
Aro:hrr force was sent to attack the rebels
In the rear, under Col Thomas, aad two IRON
clad and two wooden gunboats, under Capt.
buchsnan. with the e1st Indiana, which he
l.pded at Brosheor If:5, while tae gunboats
20 to franklin, to destroy the gunboAts said
to be there.
The rebtls destroyed ali the produce at Dom
AldsyiIle prior to the arrival ol Ne4tzsL