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, 1862-08-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
week ending August z. 1862:


Of Flour, Grain, Live Stock, &C., since Jan.
16t to date. for three years.:
, 1862-08-06

W7ANTED-A Stocs Of Drugs,
~ Medicines and Fixtures. for ote quarter cash.
balance ia farming land or town prooerty. Addreal
for one month TRADER" Tribune oMce-
o..t&. Ht1nat
, 1862-08-06

DEV VERS! 30 WIE
- KSIrFs!-AI k!Eds OF Cartridge :t:ry aa4
NaEY !To;, ers ais, Cots patr-sn j. s. inch anti
all kinds Of Bowie Enlyes for sale retlN'e orics
CBAiiLE5 Rig rs.
Lake street
, 1862-08-06

MATRIAONIAL.-A Gentleman,
Iva aged- r:Y years. desires to correspond with
young !aIE, from n+utteen to tweu.y SIX year,
wiz: Tlew = lra:cinonE- tsn= p: :cpo ;s1s'ng ID az
pes-anC* with s.l adtctolate and lorQ.: dap stua
rt:-L1te. Address i. G. llorttner. Box 2szs Cal
tseoP o. aas6 t2S}a.
, 1862-08-06

N4NTED- 4 Situation as Sales
w man In Wholesale G1oct # Houa by Gen.
tleman Of four years' experience ta New York Has
traYeled long aad hns valuable business acquatns-
ance East aud west l. abe competent sud Eitllng
to make himself valuable to hls etnpoysrs Refaren
ees given address E. S" Trtsune phce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Fight at GarreGtsburR-SO
:NoVVR.

CAIRO, Nov. Seen. Grant has made his
headquarters at Lagrange. The Mississippi
railroad from Jackson to that place is in run
ming order. -
A telegram from Col. Lowe at Fort Henry TO
headquarters here, says there 10 no doubt about
Cen Ransom having had fight with the rebel
WoocWard's command in the vicinity of Gar
rettsburg.
Reports from various quarters indicate the
rout OF the rebels-We have nothing definite,
however. A Memphis letter says FIVE hundred
guerrillas In the vicinity of Coll;ervie are
enforcing the conscription
Gen' sherman has issued an order prohibit.
ing the importation of liquors to Memphis, ex
cept by gentlemen, citizens or officers, for the
exclusive use of themselves or families; BY
regular apothecaries, for medicinal purposes,
to be retailed on physicians prescriptions, and
by Keepers of hotels and licensed saloons, in
limited quantities, not exceeding, at any one
time, one months supply.
Inc Grenada Appeal of the 5th SAYS that q
great hre occurred at Augusta, Ca, on tho Alb,
wnicn burned cotton warehouses, etc, valued
Geo. N: Sanders has returned from bis Euro
pean mission, and bringa the most gratifying aa-
surance or a speedy recognition Of the South
etn Coniederaoy. People South greatly rejoice
thereat. Belgium Is to take The initiatory
steps.
The Memphis Bulletin of the 7th says, q
large Federal army passed South of Grand
junction last Tuesday. IL further learns from
gentleman who lives in Do Soto county, Miss.
that for two miles out on the Pigeon Roost
road the rebel cavalry have suddenly disap.
peared.
The same gentleman says that for several
days past, the Confederates at Holly Springe
had been moving back all their provisions and
stores. This was understood to be preparatory
to she evacuation of that place. II is believed
| that they will fall back on Grenada.
On Wednesday last an expedition left Helenl
for Cotton Plant, where il was understood tina
rebel force of two thousand five hundret
strong were gathered. They took FIVE day
rations. Nothing has been heard from them.
A cavalry force also crossed from Helena In
to Missouri to pursue the rebel bands who hav,
recently given much annoyance by firing on th'
Federal Dickets
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Tho Cabinet Breaking Up

New YoRK, Nov. "a special to the Sun.
day Mercury from Washington saye: A Cabi
net crisis is impending. II is reported that
Seward, Smith, Blair and Bates retire, and
that their places will be filled by Fessenden,
Colfax. Winter Davis and some other Western
Republican, who may not be announced before
January, as the present heads of departments
make reports to Congress- in December.
Rebel preparations for retreat have been 70.
ing on for two months. All their plans are
known TO be matured for winter quarters at
Richmond.
We hold Warrenton Junction, from whence
the rebels fell back yesterday. ..
The snow storm will delay military operations
In Virginia for two or three days.
The President notifies all who call on him
that no WON'T modify or Withdraw his emanci.
patton proclamation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
From sigeI,s Corps.

New York, Nov. IO.-Adv;cas f,or, s,..,,.
headquarters state the rebel Cen. Hiij,s 49,
at Front Royal are moving down the VALLEY ,v''''
A portion Of q company of rebel cayaiTv has
been captured by the cavalry Of General raj
General Bayards cavalry captured Lieut..
renton, Friday evening. "''O-1 " "''
The Sth Illinois and 9Th New York cavalry
entered Culpepper Friday, capturing two pieces
OF artillery and several prisoners. The rebela
reWeated toward Gordonsvllle, followed by our
advance Our forces are pushing on with the
greatest rapidity. A general enRsg emeut. II Ia
said, can not long be DELAYED.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
No Attack ON Nashville--PlckstS Skir-
mtshIng-Hebeis Concentrating at
nhnatnmnn~u

mtshIng-Hebeis Concentrating at
Chattanooga.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9-There was no assault
on Nashville up to Friday evening. Nothing
was heard of Gen. Polk
On Wednesday night the pickets on the Muir
freesboro, McMinneville and Franklin pike
commenced skirmishing. Eight hundred of
Stokes cavalry charged upon Starn's cavalry,
and drove them within Eve miles Of Franklin.
Meanwhile rebel force, supposed to be Nor
gsn's made dash on the newlrailroad bridge
north of Nashville, bat were repulsed.
Federal loss in the various skirmishes was
one killed, thirteen wounded, and three miss
ing.
McCook's advance reached Nashville on the
afternoon Of the 9th,
Il Is reported that the rebels evacuated Muir
freesboro and MoMinneville, and have gone to
Chattanooga. Gen. Joe e. Johnston arrived
at Chattanooga and assumed command of the
Department Of Tennessee and North Alabama.
Breckinridge's command is at Chattanooga
Deserters from the rebel army say Bragg
was obliged to destroy most Of the property
captured by his forces in Kentucky, to prevent
IL falling into Buells hands.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

WARRINGTON, Nov. 9.-Dispatches from For
trees Monroe to the Navy Department to the
6sh inst, make no mention Of the Philadelphia
lnquirer's report.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--The Moniter left the
navy yard last evening, and went down the
river.
Cen Hunter returns in few days to the De.
partment of the South.
1t is reported that Mcclellan passed through
here to-day for Trenton.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Polk and BreckinrIdNo Attack Nash

LousvILLE Nov, 8.--About eighty rebel
prisoners arrived from Lebanon, KY, to-night,
including son Of Humphrey Marshall, who
violated his parole and Joined the rebels.
The Democrats Bowling Green correspond.
ent. this morning, writes that an escaped pris-
0ner, who left Murfreesboro w ednesday reports
that Gems. Polk and Breckinridge, With twenty.
Ave thousand men, attacked the south side Of
Nashville on Friday morning, while John Nor
gan on the north side, with three thousand men,
crossed at the ford and attempted to destroy
the bridge but was repulsed. The result Of
Polk's attack ia unknown.
McCook's corps, comprising Sill's, Woodruff Z
and Sheridan's divisions, reached Nashville on
Friday. Crittenden's corps was OF Gallatin on
Friday morning at dawn. .~.s.s Ht4u r4
Cheatham, with portion of Brsgg's army
was ct Murfreesboro. The remainder of Gen
Bragg's army, except fifteen thousand left al
Cumberland Gap, Wass pushing toward Nash
Vile. ., & 81 -8iIe 'ei ferisilss mo 81, q
Bragg had been arrested and superseded bl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
KeVenMe SkhmnH.

WAsHIEaToN, Nov. 9--The Acting Commis.
sioner of Internal Revenue, in a letter 10 q
committee in New York, says: Government has
increased its facilities for supplying revenue
stamps, and all orders now in Of kinds already
engraved, will be filled before the 18th inst
Within very shOrt time plates for all the Va
rious kinds Of stamps will be furnished, and all
orders supplied promptly. When this can be
done an order will emsnGts from the Depart.
ment giving notice that after certain day
stamps must be used, or penalty enforced in
ail cases where stamps can be promptly fur
nished by Government on application.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
supplies tor enc ARMY !.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 9.--A long letter from
General Halleck to Secretary Stanton In refer
ence to the want Of supplies, ETC., for the army,
shows that nearly oil the requisitions had been
answered by the Quartermaster's department.
but delays in transportation prevented their
arrival at the, army depols. A Dispatch from
Mcclellan to Meigg exonerates the latter from
blame, and says: The ides have tried to CON
vey was, that certain portions Of the commend
we're without clothes, and the army could not
move Gill supplied.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

HEADoUARrERs, WARRENToN, Nov. 9.-Gsn.
Pleas0nton, Yesterday, in skirmish with Stuart,
near Little Washington, captured three pieces
ct artillery; also, Captain, Lieutenant and five
privates.
Gen. Bayard yesterday occupied and holds
the railroad bridge across the Rsppahannock
the bridge is unipjured.
The bridge across Brood river has been de.
stroyed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Fight at MadisonviIIe, Ky.

CrNclNNATI, Nov. "a special to the Com
mercial from Indianapolis says: Wednesda,
night battalion of Col. Shaokelford's 9Th Ken
tucky cavalry was attacked by q large force o.
guerrillas, under Col. Fowler, on Pond river
seven miles from Madisonville, Ky. The at
tack was gallantly made, but the rebels were
compelled to retire, with loss of eight killed
including Col. Fowler, and a large number O.
wounded and prisoners.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Reasons for the Removal of GEN
Mcclellan.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 9.-The removal of
General Mcclellan caused great excitement.-
Among the rumors of the cause is one that
some instructions from the General-in. Chief
were not followed, and Lee escaped In conse-
quence.
Fornoy's rress Of tomorrow says Il was
purely military act, and the result of a mil
itary consultation and discussion. Although
recommended to the President and approved
by him some time ago, 1t was only flpal-
ly resolved upon after change became in
evitsble.
No act of the present Administration has
been subject Of greater deliberation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Lee Arrived at RIchmous

;, NEW YORK, November 1O.-The Tribuna
dispatch says Lee arrived at Richmond a fort.
nignt ago. and his whole army about the same
time crossed the Rappahannock. = '''s =
Inc same paper says the French Minister de-
ciares that there is not word Of truth In the
report that dispatches of threatening nature
nave been submitted by him 10 the State De-
partment. 1890
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

NEW YoRK, Nov. 9-The NeWbern ProereIs
OF the Let has been received. It makes no
mention OF any recent expedition. 1t says
statements received that the rebels at Will
mington were arming the negroes arc untrue,
oisIrust OF them is go great that they dare not
trust them with arms
The Psymaster of Weetervleit Arsenal was
robbed in the Sub Treasury office, yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
McCIellau's Removal Surprises His
ArmY-He Bids HIS Men F0rexveII

SALEM, Va, Nov. s, P.M.-An order reliey-
ing Mcclellan vas received at headquarters at
IL O'Clock last night. 1t was entirely unex-
poosed, and every one WAS taken By surprise on
it's receipt. The command was immediately
turned over to Gen. Burnside.
General Mcclellan and staff leave o-morrow
for Trenton, New Jersey, where he is ordered
10 report His last official act was issuing an
address to his soldiers, informing them in a
few words OF the change, and taking leave.
NO other news worthy OF mention, except that
the army is in motion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

NEW YqRK, Nov. l0.--The Herald hsa A IN.
NOR that Secretary Seward and BIah are on.
posed TO McoIellan's removal; also, that Gsr
Hunter is appointed to command an imnortsnt
military expedition now preparing des,ination
unknown. "''"ii
Gen. Hooker takes the field to-day as second
In command to BurnsIde. ''-N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

LEAvEHwORTH, Nov. 9-The Republican
State and Congressional ticket in this State ia
elected by majority Of $4,000. The Legisla-
tuEe Is also Republican.
The Prairie fire caused much damage in va
rious parts Of the State by the destruction of
crops, etc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

NEW York, Nov. IO.-The Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum for Boys, Bedford avenue,
Brooklyn, was totally destroyed by FIRE this
morning. There we're two hundred and forty.
eight children; nearly all saved. Two are
known to be dead. Several are missinn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

Joe Johnston, for his disastrous campaign in
Kentucky. ...-....'-
No notiOe at Murfreesboro, which has been
In constant telegrsphic communication with Mo.
bile, OF the capture Of the latter city. Fifteen
thousand rebel troops are at Mobile
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8, IL P. M.-We have
been in telegraphic communication with Mitch
eilsVille, Tenn, for the past two days, and have
received none of the above tidings.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Ohio 9tatesmrau
TELEGRAPHIC.
HT For latest TeIesTaphic Ntvs, see Sd Page,
Sunday Nights Report.
Mcclellan RemOved-BuEnsId SUI
persedeg Him.

WAsHIEGToN, Nov. 9.-The Herald's dispatch
says Burnside is appointed In place of MoClel-
Ian. Hooker takes Burnside's position. Nc.
Clellan's removal caused great excitement here
tonight.
Gen. Fitz John Porter is ordered here to
answer the charges against him by Gen. Pope.
The mortar schooners OF the Navy Yard are
having the mortars removed and replaced by
lOO.pounder ParFott guns smidships, two rifed
guns on sides and pivot guns forward. Their
destination has not been made public,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
RebeIs retreat to tlordnnsrII,a.

r, NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-A dispatch to tbs
Herald from the army of the Potomac aava he
enemy have retrested to Gordonaville, and will
be ready there to give US battle. '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

Providence, R. l.. Nov. 9--By order of Gov.
Spregue salute Of one hundred guns will be
fred tomorrow, in honor Of the appointment Of
Burnside to the command Of tho army Of the
Potomac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11

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OPPOSED TO IT.--The New York Metro
politan Record, Archbishop Hughes Or
gan; the New York Tablet, a literary Or
gan of the Catholics, and the Springfield
(Mass.) Republican, the leading Republi.
can organ in New England, are all opposed
to President Lincoln's Negro Emancipa.
ton Proclamation. The Republican says:
Imagine Stonewall Jackson reading such
a proclamation to the rebel armies. They
might well conclude that the last stage of
imbecility had been reached. The COM
mon sense of the country says, let US
have no more Proclamations; no more
paper warfare; nothing but real manly
fighting till we win the power to punish"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-25

We end published, says the New York
Freeman's Journal, q significant order
not from his assumptive ass ship, Secreta-
ry Stanton, but from military gentleman,
who, in these queer times, signs himself
~. G. Turner, Judge Advocate" The
mention Of Judge Turner's name leads US
to ask of what is he Judge Advocate p
That is a military Office, having cogni.
zance only of inffactions Of the Articles of
War. Yet his action relates to ali citi-
zens. Have we all become camp-follow-
ers? Arc the military lines Of the army
co-extensive with the whole country
1t is of the highest import that as much
of the public as possible should under
stand the purpOrt and the limits of Martial
Law-under the provisions of the United
States Constitution. The proclamation
of Martial Law, by Congress and the
President, does nothing more than sus-
pend the action of the habeaS corpus. 1t
Supposes that courts cannot sit, or act, on
account OF local disturbance. If the court
can sit, and can act, it is an impossible
plea, among free people, that the decis-
ions Of the court are unpalatable, or hos
tile to the Executive, or to the Legisla-
tiye-for the Judiciary aa'r','' DO FREE. or the
people cannot be free.
1t is worthy of all observation that, ac-
cording to the sixth section of the origi-
nal act of the habcas corpus, fully in au-
thority in this country, it is provided,
,eSSyN in cases of felony and treason, that
no person shall be confined beyond the
second term of Oyer and Terminer, after
his imprisonment, unless at that term he
be indicted and tried, except he "volunta.
riy waive that right. He must he indict-
ed and tried, or else be admitted to bail
There is a most absurd impression
abroad, and no doubt shared by Stanton
and Seward, and attorneys of that calibre,
that the proclamation of Martial Law in a
district subjects all citizens of the district
to military law. Martial law is thus con-
founded with military law--two very dis
tinct things Military law extends only
to the Gland and naval forces" Of the Uni.
ted States. 1t is, farther, limited to the
application of the ARTICLES of War"
Even a soldier cannot be tried by military
law for felony, or for treason, but only fol
an infraction of some of the Articles o.
War. Treason and felony are civil often
cea, and subject only to the civil courts