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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-16

mo APPLAUSE, WHATEVER During &
serenade in Washington, a few days since,
it is related that
Mr. Porter. NJ C.. from Indiana,) in his
speech, urged volunteering upon all as a
sacred duly. 1t was the duty of all men
to protect their country Applause. i
Fathers must be willing to give up their
children. [eheers and those we love must
be semitic the field ofcarnage. AppIuse
The government must be supporthe.i Loud
applause and every ofiiceholder in
Washington should leave his desk and do
his part. No applause whatever Mr.
p. looked around him" All | hear no
applause to that sentiment" laughter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-16
The Murder of Gen. Nc Cook.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.

..
The remains of General Robert D. Nc.
Cook arrived by the Murfreesooro train.
and are lying at thd St Cloud HOTEL He
was murdered near Selma, Alabama He
was sick, and was riding in an ambulance
in advance of his brigade, with small
escort. He inquired at house for good
place to camp. The inmates gave direc-
tions which he followed, and was surround.
ed ey guerrilla band, one of whom
reached pistol into the ambulance and
shot him In the side The guerrillas then
captured several Of his escort and escaped
Those Of the secert who We're not taken
gave the alarm to the brigade as soon as
possible, which came up and burned the
house. The inmates had fed 1t is re-
ported toat some persons were hung in the
neI2hborhood by our soldiers. The guer-
rlilas fired on q train going South on the
Decatur road to-day between Spring Hill
and Columbia. and wounded several per
sons 1t is supposed there we're two or
three hundred guerilias They had placed
cross ties on the rails, but the engineer ran
on pushing the distractions off.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-16

The Penalty OF ENLIsTlSG.-"S sa'd
trusted and fayorite employed to one Q.
our well known citizens, Yesterday anl
going down to enlist in the Board OF iTaae
regiment 80 ---
F Enplsy,. = (sternly)-.., But you haYe
never asked my consent. .
Employsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
YOU Know YOU have youself urged others
Emyxovr (savagely-"Your going, sir, is
ouite q different matter, sir. And let me
tell YOU if you do enlist.ssir, and dare TO
tell me you have done 50, lll-rll gire you
dJfy dollars. -, ,........ -.
- A chick for $50 was yesterday afternoon
presented and notsrefused at onecof our
banks --Chicago Times, 6th. s1ihs4szs *
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-16
BUSINESS CARDS.
1862 LUMBER, 1862.
Lumber,

n1HE subscribers, having purchased the stock of
- lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, are nov preparsd to
to furnish all kinds Of lumber iaths, shingles. sash,
doors. &c. Also good assortm of Saginaw boards
and dry ini hing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders are particularly requested to
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.kJ. w. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May 1862. rIo.tf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-16
j. E.. HATHESvAl,

j. e. HATHENvAl,
DEALER is
All kinda of Produce. rnch Hheut Cora, Oats, IT,
.. r.othy Seed, dc.
Ofce and Warehouse, side of Fulton street, for
ueriy occupied by W. W Low Otra "a, III.
Liberal advances mad. grain in store. sep3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-16
Notice to ESsliJders.


III AyINfs re moved m Marble Establishment directly
L ropposte the new Post OEr., Columbus street,
the ab-s furnish builders with
cur aser the shortest notice the low.
figure. Having some Of the most experienced work.
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
B. large stock of cut and rough Joliet and other
Stone OF hand. narc0 WILLS DR0.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

entirely too onexpected" tha' may pe''
"W.u. what did you come here for T.
STRENGTHENING up as though playing trump caru''
.. We're here, Sab, to repotc for rors."
odd YOU drill and help fight with your master
"Dsrs lust whar we and him fal! out he wanted
IA 70 fight and we couldn't bore it,
In nv ride to-day from Drainesvie, via Leesours'
to this point on every hand were evidences Oh inc
late presence Of Rebels. Log mud-dauoed hu's ana
cavalry barracks Of substantial make are sui "an''
ing ali along the route. These with nuinerou: 'or"
quite elaborate attest two things that they do not
s,pect to leave in hurry, and that negroes may be
of great service to an army for the testimony is 'na'
this work was all theirs.
Tn their retreat the Rebels pressed into use
and every description Of Rebels They also ma'cnes
off a. point Of bayonet numbers Of Union an'
undeclared men, styling the net calling out 'ne
militia"
As TO the Union sentiment In this vicinity, l am
surprs.d that it is 30 considerable ard 20 outsPoken'
Londen country must be exceptional or fair oaiio'
Of the whole South might he trusted tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

forward In the course Of Monday, desacnmen'e oi
the Army OF the Potomac reached Fai lax anu zen
,revilIe. At two o'clock Of that day Gen. McCIeiia"
parted with his wife according the approved co'0,
and Andromache fashion, and, amid the waving o,
handkerchiefs from the most highly iadIss oi
Washington, attended by more or fewer Oh MS .O's
nine aids, and followed by bis twenty-siA 'a"P'aoa'
b. sgage-wagons, which have as two 81 our o.u.;
SENATORS .g rss @o the country &C., too.
~. son On Tuesday he reached Centreville.
Then and there the Massachusetts civilian turned
the Rebel strongholds to the four corps far"ee'
Sbonld change be made in the command OF the
,ru,v Of the Potomac, VIC trust that the unknown
wassocbusetts man who conquered Manassas, viii
receive the promotion he deserves. 1t is not true
% rnn,ored that HE pass hss been revoked by Gen.
Mcclellan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
uOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion OF Mr.. SEDGWICK rep, N. ~ the
House took up tho Senate joint resolutions tenoern6
the thanks of Congress end the American people
TO Capt. Foote aud the off ers and men OF ms no
tia, Tor the galantry exhibited by them I'D inc 10
cent naval victories. x...
Mr.. sEDCWICK briefly urged the passage OF me
RESOLUTION, saying that Capt. Foote was employee ~
dangerous service. and II he should fall his helrs
couId remember wiIb grateful recoilectons 'ne
thanks voted hin to-day.
m. resolution was unanimously passed. e.
The Senate resolution rendering thanks 70 zap;
Nyor,ien was referred to the Committee on INV"
alta n. -. ~. So.I.l
Mr.. CAMPBELL Rep, Pecn) from me Spec:aA
connittee reported tho Pacific Railroad DILL wnicn
was made the special order one week IRON iuesusy
next. =, r.. In, , Ar, -.
sumed.
MIR. ELIOT Rep, Mass. offered an amendment
that the proy. on in the bill for the collection OF
tares by the Federal officers shall not apply 70 any
state which shall through fs Governor notify the
Presden, that such state will csuse to be duly as
sessed aud paid the duties and taxes prescribed oy
| this act.
tn. House passed the bill authorizing an increase
~ ,he number of clerks in the Office Of tho Assstans
Treasurer az Boston.
Mr.. ELIOTS amendment to the Tax bill was DE
cu.sed and rejected.
The general provisions Of the oil were theh c0n'
sidered, including the duties OF the oncers' "c'
Adjourned till Monday.
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and has discharged bis duties here, and althous bis
opiniops differ from the majority Jet that was not
hs fore the Committee TO show that since the people
of Kentucky had token potion, the Senator Sad
committed any overt act isyoiDg the rebellion.
These considerations governed tho COMMITTEE in
their report.
Mr.. TEN EYCK tRep., n. j. could not see how
Senator of the United States a. late AZ the 10th q
September could counsel State to resist the United
Sates in the attempt to como nto the State to crush
out the rebellion.
~ vote was then taken on the rYolution to expsls
YEAs-Mesrs. Davis. Dixon, HARLAN, Howard, Howe,
Lane Qnd) Pomeroy, Sumner, len EyeA "soe' ""Ansos
Ill. Tin. r,.A c.-..
Ksupedy King Lane (Kan) Lsthan HcD9rgs Nesmw,n7
Psss. Rice Salisbury ssss Il sSS %rths
Executive Session. Adjourned till Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

master could get along in the world as well, were ne
cas-. adrf, in similar manner
have seen few pleassnter things than the after
noon Gun shone upon Immediately subsequent to shs
conversation: the Elk escaped slaves cent OIL under
escort Of single solder-not, as an officer humaney
explained TO them, to prison punishment, but that
they might DO fed and cared for. and after they had
retold their story receive their first vital experience
Of Gods truth--thai lie created all men free and
equal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
ASSEMBLY.


The special order the bill for the reorganization Of
the Militia. wa postponed.
The following bills were reported fsvonbly FROM
the Standing Committee:
Concerning tho Erie Railroad.
To prevent the traffic in swi milk, with 40 amend.
ment This bill Is the same a. was sent 10 the A.
ISOLATED Press last night. The clause inserted BY
the Senate, requiring swill milk carts to have the
name Of the proprietor and the words Swill Milk
printed thereon. being stricken out by the Commit.
tee.
10 confer the power to inspec. steam boilers the
Metropolitan Police.
To amend the laws for the collection Of taxes.
Relating 10 tayes and assessments in New-York.
To prevent bribery and corruption at elections.
To amend the Equalization laws.
For tho construction Of q railroad In Tenth aud
other streets, New-lork.
To regulate the business Of pawnbroking
10 aid in the construction Of tho Albany AID Sus.
qushanns Railroad.
Mr.. BARTLETT moved TO make the bill the
special order for Wednesday.
Mr. DEPEW announced thai there would De Q
minority report and moved 10 lay the motion on tho
table until tina, WAS presented. Carried.
To INCORPORATE the Fireman Institute, New-fork.
Mr. ANDRUs reported bill for tue adjustment
and payment OF the arrcarages OF the state frison
contracts and moved to make the bill the special
order for 'ruesday.
Mr.. ALvORD said the bill was for the prca' OF
the contractors.
The motion was lost.
Mr.. PIERCE reported general bill 10 provide
for the payment of the claims for organizing, suosh
ing aud equipIing the troops, and moved We OH
forward TO a second Committee OF the " uole on
Tuesday. ,m..
Mr.. PRINGLE reported adversely the bill to COM
mel cara AVID ttagrs 10 furnish sea 10 every pss-
senger. an ., ..,ou.
ON motion of Mr. LABOR the bill was RECON-
merded for further considerations u,,L
Mr.. pRINGLE reported the lletronoWsh ilea Jaw.
bill being substitute for all the DIS oei''' INV
Committee. o.;,s, the
MrI,ENsiY inside minority report against tue
bill to allow aliens TO hold real estate. -.
NJ GRAY reported bill TO provide reimonrfe-
rent 20 PERSONS for loss of equipments worn OUT f"
tbe seryice of the United States. an 4.
Mr. CALLAHAN reported cohpie'e tue ois "
amend the act for the better regulation Oh tue n'e
nen of New.YoTk. Ordered to third reading.
The hill so rcorgapile the militia and provide 10.
,bs nublic defense, WAS taken up IN Committee Oh
,Is Whole. aud debated by Meesrs. GRAY, ALLLi,
PIERCE. ALvORD and SCNOLEtiEl.D.
After further debate, the bill was referred 70
Select Committee of Thirteen, 10 report complete.
MIR REDINGTON moved 10 take up the repo.ss
Of the ma ority of the Select Committee IN ia''' '"
a prohibitory amendment to the Constitution ,;.,
The yeas and nays were ordered, and the ""'''-
lost by Yeas d. Nays -. Sslsct
Mr. RAYMOND offered . resolution io' -.
Committee OF Nine to select bills on genera
10 be reported complete, with safeguards W !.
any objectionable bill, or to which oppos'''S"
made, being 40 reported Laid over. .s
Several bills were then moved and in'roa"'0~'
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

Mad. Ernestiue dc villiers will give her ~"
concert on "Wednesday evening" March 70, at ir'ins
Hall, assisted by tho most eminent artists Oh ''"
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

Sr,v,vr ConnrNSpgciaL TrRx.--Nos. 500, ~,
l2s ga 496 49, al 4ss as as to .'s inea:ys % o.
KINGS CouNrY CIRCUIT CovRT.-Ns,s' "a, q" I'D
loo io2 Io4, Io5 lo7, los ios llo ILL., liz A'''
III ll9, Il9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, March IA, 1852.
Tho hill, for he relief of savings banks, in respect
tn lands sold for taxes, to amend Tue Ne".io
osners Association charter, and 10 consonaats 'ne
several acts relative to the DirTict I"o'N' -o"
York. were reported favorabiy
M WILLARD gave notice OF bill ior tne sp'
continent of Receiver Generai, and Tor the .ians-
fer 10 His hands of certain trust funds no" IN W.
hand. of County Treasurers.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative 70 terms of imprisonment IN the o.ats
Prsons and TO enable con'iels " e"1A '
TO prevent Supervisors from holding any other
town or county Office, or to be parties 10 any con-
tract with a county ,,, p.h,~r
Civ and Newtown Railroad was moved forward.
Mr. WOODRUFF called up bic resolutions COM
plmen.sry 10 General Scott, and providing ior tne
prc.entation to him OF album similar 10 taS' pfe'
sented by Lafayette.
On motion OF Sir. IoBE1 tue ms''oi VIZ ~
ferred 70 select COMMITTEES.
MI. CONNOLLY'S bill TO repeal the Church'
Properly act Of 1850 was then taken up IN Commit
tee Of tie Whole.
MIR. COOK said the repeal of the law would put
the Catholic Church on different iootine WIFE
other churches in the State. lie couid zee " s''s
reason for the repeai Of the act.
Mr. CONNOLLY epoke In favor OF the repesis
and sssinst the law Of 1852
Mr.. WOODRUFF argued at length on the sams
side, urging the repeal OF the law, declaring hae
been passed under state Of e1eiiemenI. Ane WI
was unnecessary and harmful.
Mr.. BRADLEY also argued against the law q
1859, and advocated the repeal of that act.
Progress was then reported on the bill.
The bill introduced by Mr. WOODRUFF, relating
10 the District Courts, New-iork, was reported
fayorsbly. The bill remeiies the evils arising out
of the delays in prosecuting bsstsrdy bonds, and
gives the District Courts jurisdiction over such
bonds.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

Nav loRx. Oct. "A Washington sqe
eial says rebel prisoners direct from Win
chester, says there arc very few rebels there
that their main body Is At Martinsburg
Union Surgeon, Just returned from the
Upper Potomac. confirms these statements
and adds that the enemy are sending away
sick and wounded soldiers after stripping
them Of clothes aud shoes for the use OF the
allie bodied who reina' n in the ranks.
Hooker so Tar recovered that he l. la
readiness to assume command whenever the
President may direct.
Harvey has been assigned 10 a command
in the West
Among the men who are heartily IN favor
Of the Presidents proclamation. as a military
means OF suppressing the rebellion and most
vigorous measure for crushing treason ey-
erywhere. are Hon. Jos Holt, aud r. r..
Cushing. Of New York.
The Solicitor Of the Treasury has modi
fed his previously -exprsssed opinion, touch
ing liabilities Ia taxation of articles manu-
featured prior To Sept. ist He now holds
that removal from the premises. although il
be only 10 storehouses 10 the same town or
city, * such removal as contemplated BY
the 18th section OF the tax law. il made
before Sept lst, and relieves the articles so
removed from taxation.
Nav YoRK, Oct "a large meeting
held at Brooklyn Academy of music last
night. 10 hear the Hon. j. A. Hamilton, of
Texas. on rebellion. His speech was highly
interesting and met with the APPRECIATION OF
the audience. tie goes for making war In
earnest
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
EXCISE TAX.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
appointed Assistant Assessors for the several d.
vsioas nunbsged below. constituting the seventh
Assessment District Of The state Of Indiana.
woo COUNTY
kir.sioa, NJ. i-willlasn X. Edwards. Of Tsrrs-
Hante:
Al that part Of nArrisoa township, lnelu-
ding the city Of Terre- haute. bounded a. foi-
lows: Beginning Al the southwest corner Of outlet
u Terre Haute No - thence east 10 the centre %
the south line OF section 81 L. north q range
west, thence north 70 the centre the north sec
ton line q section Is. same town and range. thence
west 90 the Wabash river. thence south with the
east bank q said river tiv place Of beginning
Also all that part Of said river laying west Of the
last named boundary line - tho IVES; hank OF sad
river.
Dic...on. -. ? samuel NeKeen, Of Harrison
township.
All that part Of said county luth Of the National
Road and east of the wabash river. not embraced
In Division No. 1.
Dsrisioa, Ne Edward Robbins. Of Harrison
township.
All that part Of said county west Of the Wabash
river, and east Of said river and north q the Ma
tonal Road and not included in Division No !.
vKRNILLIoN COUNTY.
Die. isa. No t-Siephen Miliikin. nelt town
shir.
Ionaslil Clinton a.a Helt
B.risioa. NJ 5--Ruskin 4. Rhodes. Newport.
To~nshps-Nermiilion Eugeae. Highland
PARKE COUNTY.
Disisssa. ~. 6 John Millkia MentezumG
Townships Reserve. Penn. Liberty. Sugar Greek,
Howard.
Bscasioa, 10. E-wBliam ~ Sys. Rockville:
Townships-Adams. wabash. Union. Green and
Washington.
D.risioa, Ne s-Joseph Mcfarland. RaoooOn
snu
Township Florida. Raoooon and Jackson.
PUTNAM COUNTY
Dies.ioD. ~. e-Niscn l.. Harrison. Rasses-
Townships Russell, Franklin, aud Jackson:
Diuision, No. I0-John W. Earp. 6reencssfls.
Townshps-clnton. Monroe. lloyd, Madison,
Greeneastle and Marion.
Dirissoa. No. II waFrea Fellows. Manhattan.
townships -washingfon and warren.
Dirlsioa, W. ls-Hugh Foster. Mt. Meridian.
Townships jefferson. coverdele MIN Greek
CLAY COUNTY
DlrlssoA. Ne -NatbsnI.i Allen. Posey town
ship:
Township--rosey. Jackson. Cas-. Dick Johnson.
Van Buren,.
Dirision. W. ia-Jams. l.. Harris. Bowling
Green
Townships SUGAR Ridge, Washington. Harrison.
Lewis and Perry.
VNkN NOiNIar
Diris,oa. ~ l5--JOhn II. Martin, Of Spencer:
Townships -Trsnkiip. Jefferson Marion Lsfsy-
~tte, Washington and Clay
Dirisioa. NJ. l6-T r. Hodshire, Of Go-p9ft
Townships Morgan. Moutgoners. " syne, Jack
son. Jennings. Taylor and Harrison
SETENE COUNT
f,srs.son. 40. l.-Phiisnder Burr. Warrington.
T0wnships-Fel river. Fairpiav. jefferson. wash
ington, Smith. Wright. Stockton and STAFFORD
n'risfos, ~ IS-wlniam ". Gainsy. Bloom-
field.
Townships-H ighland. Taylor. AMI Case.
Birisioa. 40. lo--JAmes a Castor. solsbury.
shiQs-Jacksou Centre and Beach Greek.
SULLIVAN COUNTY
lDsrfsioH. 10. 20-Jafn~- Nc Reed. Sullivan.
ownships-Iackson, Falrbank.. Turrnsn. Hana-
81 n and Gil.
Dirfsioa, Ao 2l-John Martin. Carlisle
hils--carry. Cass, Jeicrsor and Hadds@
JAMES FARRIyGT0S,
assessor sih Assessment District e Indiana
rerre- Haute. OF. 2. lses-iws~
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ton Of mankind and counteractod bv such
severe refalistory measures a., IN the iudr
msni Of the President. may be best calcula-
ted 10 secure its withdrawal and arrest is
execution.
McClark. Of Missouri. moved that the
resolution be referred 70 the COMMITTEES on
Foreign Affairs lie was IN favor Of declar
ing every citizen Of the Southern Conieier-
acy a soldier. authorized 20 put 10 death ev-
cry man caught upon our soil in arms against
the Government
Simms. OF Louisiana, said the resolution
bad not been drawn without reflection. The
question OF retaliation was exc,asiye-an
executive one to be regulated by elrcum-
stances; bu. Il wss proper that the eSisla
tive Department Of the Government should
express IL approval of the retaliation con
semplated by the resolution.
Henry, Of Tennessee. said the resolution
did not 90 Tar enough. lie favored the pas
sage Of law providing that, upos any at.
tempe beiEg made 20 execute the nroclama-
ton Of Abraham Lincoln. We Immediately
hoist the black flag and proclaim war Of
determination against all invaders Of our
soil
Nr. Phelan. Of Miss. said he had always
been ia favor OF conducting the war under
the black fiag. IL that flag had been raised
II Manassas. year ago, the war would be
over now
Mr.. Yancey. OF Ala. moved the pending
resolution. that the resolution submitted by
him. some time since, relative 20 retaliation,
&c. lie referred to a Select Committee OF
three. and to be a special order for Wednes-
day next
Mr Burnett. of Ky. moved that all Of
said resolutions be referred 70 the Committee
Jadic.ay-agreed 20.
Sir. Beauregsrd. Sept. 2lth. officially an
nounccd bis assumption of the command OF
department Of South Carolina and Georgia.
He says in entering upon any duties which
may involve. at an early day, the defense Of
two OF the most important cities In the Con-
iederate States against the most formidable
efforts Of our powerful enemy. shall rely
on the asdent patriotism. intelligence and
u.coEquerable spirit of the officers and men
under my command. 20 sustain successfully,
but TO maintain on posts with credit to our
country aud our own honor and avoid ire
deemable disaster. II Ia asseuted that all
should give implicit obedience TO any orders
emsnatng from suseriors in authority.
The Richmond Wing saws the entire rebel
losses ia the Manassas battles do not exceed
1000, and The losses IN the engagements in
Maryland range between 600 and 600
Beyond a doubt our losses are less. by one
fourth. than those OF the enemy. The wri-
ter publishes a list Of about 100 negroes
eoDhned IN military prisons IN Richmond. of
whom ~ are from the Tree State
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FROM wAsHISeToS

v kznsxssoN. oct the Richnouc
Wig. of The 3lth sit. coafAins The foIio--
ing II The rshei Senate. o. he 29sh Sept
Mr.. Sans. 81 Loassi.na saeuissei a.. fol
lo-iur joirf resolution
ksseisea ~ ~ Cssereu - az csss,Seraf.
Stsfsf. I at TIE p-cclsnsfs>n q Ah-sh.n
Lirco'n. PRESSES, q the Uaite3 State. II
Azeracs- issaes a. The CITY Il w.sAiaxton.
ln he re.r i-62. ~hersia he d~olar<. shsf-
ca The krss day ei Jaasary lsss. al p>r.ou.
he'd e si1ves. sf.Ain Any State - desiru.t-
81 parss 81 Staie. -hersef The p<srls shaIi
- IL rsoellion against The Cnit<a States
skall - AsncefortA I'D forever fres. 4 Level
81 a<asEst ia cisirrus of the Confr3er.ts
States. Ard. A. sch. X gro@s sio.sf.oa Of
ne u<skes % clxfiir>d warfare an oatrzr~
npon re tefs q griss,s rrop~fs. And an
i1vstxtio1 % strccsoes serTile ~.r. xr.i
th<r<<ere. sboza e< h>id - - he sxecra
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Nav Yokk. Oct "a Cincinnati letter
two guns each on the Ohio At and above
that point. under command Of Commodore
Duble.
Louisville dispatch Of the 2nd SAYS. 500
prisoners taken by RonsscAu's Divisioa. ar.
rived from Midilstown
Our army Is drawn up in line Of battle 81
miles distant on the Bar,is,own Pike. Heavy
diminishing : going on. Look out Tor news
tomorrow.
Report says Ros-esu's Division has had
an engagement
Nav lcss. o. "a washin gton letter
70 The Commercial records several ruus,s
a. 20 the President VISIT 10 Mcclellan
Among others thAs he intends q detAch one
Of the lstters officers for sn important duty
indicating Burnside
The same letter sAys & = believed very
important dispatches have been sent abroad
during tie present week. including comics a
~ intercepted letter from JET DAVIS %
Sliieli. announcing his intention u capture
Washington and make il TIE Capita. Of the
Confederate States. i as written about the
time lee crossed The Potomac
A letter iron Emperor Napoleon 20 Gen.
Lorcncs. commander o. French troops in
Mexico. approves his ooudscs ard that % he
troogS ard says National hoaor = Involved
and that he ~iil &c sastaiaed by al r~sour-
ces be can desire. ThXt he General hsd
done vel % rroiecf Almonte and that e "a.
contrary - rs not Ssiems' intentions l.
support any Governmen, On Netiean peo-
pc. They car freely choose any form the,
prefer.
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