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IT i TEacucsf. RarED. Eu1oFxT and p.kastF
q fAxIrx Sr~rxs. OF for manufacturing purposes
ADD IL highly ornamental. ard Il light and port,
BE, lretghins les than poanf, that Il can b.
conveuienfiy carried In the pocket OF reticuie
It's operation l. very that 4 requires Ia
al sht degree Of Judgment o. use Il.
~ the simple tarusng q a crank ~ith one hand
and guiding tbe York With the ether IL silently vet
hing stitch SkAcfIs ESs Ham sHwtx1. only NOR.
perfect and regular
Il ~lIi Hr~. okrsxz. Errr1x. szsns, TrcE. nrx 4 >
ENsprnS etc. vifh single double thread on s,.y
material adapted b The Rrssxs esfrcn. frosn he
tf-srxsT ard rsEssEs- TO too thickne<@e- orl-
nary STA % musi- The tairsesf usually he mos.
dIfcalt 10 stitch ~ other sewing macslnss b.inv
s~st fhs easiest Per lsfi>~' and chiIdr~n-s a.
p.rei, an otAer ARTICLES MADE az ixhs fahrics Il
wi therefore = founf almost fxysfrssfx.
Itis attached % The tAbf< HE q sewir, fs~s -
having ter,ion. ant requiring NJ lubrIcsf1o- -
change q stitch. always ready f0r operation .nS
such marvel a simplicity that child u a. 80
EIGHT year, can rSr<Esrssp u inrs>t1a.sly k.a us-
u SUCCESSFULLY
uh % az ell liable 10 81 cut a o-<er.
Ea>h ns<kine Il ut - n . ne.s box. aeeeu,.
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sat = any address, IN u. Uri..s ss.,.. q. -
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Assns vsnfet sfsry where. 70 vto-, H. -.
i4hfra int1ce-z<nts stIi - er<ru1
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QVxK> lsAnkLLa. by last account. was
ordering the erection Of a monumental trophy
on the battlefield Of Babylon. "a commemo-
raie the surrender OF = French division there
20 Spanish oerps Dc srrur~ during the
Penin-ular var.
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LEGAL.

THE undersigned has been apo |"
A Afmi.itfrstor = ~ estate = iculs - -.
'.i,.s, PkHhEiF
0rfIf~1e
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Very truly yoars.
ISAAC MALONE
BEWARE OF COIN rERFEITs'

BEWARE OF cOUN rERFEITs,
Sc that the sgnatzre II &C. y. JACKSON
he wrapper n each bottle.
Principal One ant Msnufsctorv. No. c1f Arcn
Street gONfs 4 EVANS
fss.e~-sors 70 C. ~ JACKSON a COZ Proprietor.
So Per sale By Druggists snd Dealers tsssy.
where. ard By
IL CUSSISGHAH-Ierr~ Haste
J. BARMESTROUT-ssntfo
SEX Fsk--hldflsfo~n
-@ps 17-teS~--ly
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4 LII kinds OF Liquors. For-ign and
"A Dozsestse, Porter. Az. 6to-. =:
Marion YH. NvKg
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MEDICAL.
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reduced. a vel a. PAIN AND M. AN
and = gced Tor
hkN. WOMEN. or chlilEEN.
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for Weak
Arising irciE hAccSser. Habits ~ lhssipaft
indiscrciion - Atnsc,
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WANTED.
EClATE.
BRYANT & HASKELL'S
Commercial College,
MinshalI's Building, Main street,
TERRE-HAUTE, IND.
THOMAS J. BRYANT. President. indianapolis
WV HASKELL. Principal, Terre haute.

'HlS Institution is conducted BY
4 wN. HASKELL hrmcrly frat assistant Teach
CT - wants Commercial COLLEGE. indianapolis.
ant recently Principal oi the Commercial college
et Attics- IL l. also under ,he dirccten Of Prof L.
J. Bryant. Principal II BrysRt's Commercial College
Al indianapolis. q The oldest aud most popular
Commercial Teachers IN the Wet.
Our faeilitles Tor imparting thorough destruction
in AL the Mercantile branches are unsurpassed while
the pricc Of tuition il below that Of similar insiitu-
lions, making this not only the cheapest bat also
ono Of the most thorough institutions ia the Union.
For the benefits derived from a Commercial Edu-
cation. Ne refer to Hunts Magazine. walkers
American Law. froed,cy's Treaties Business, or
the ~eil INF ,rtnei bus ness men II any community
The facility eith which our graduates secure
good employment l. well known, and those DESTROYS
q good situations after graduating will certaini, ri
II . their advantage h attend this Institution.
Evening classes from 10 ..
Notice 10 Business Mrn.
All business IN cur department, A. coping. Jour.
nssizing. posting. settling accounts. opening and
closing books, DC. viii receive prcnrt ard eneieut
attention.
Those wanting either accountants. statesmen or
agents. requested TO call 90 address u. when
ullirformstion Of qualifications will b givem
CALL OR SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
sTPersons expecting written answer. VII please
enclose a stamp and address.
7. J. BRYANT. Pres. or wM. HASKELL, Principal
indianapolis. Ind Tctre Hauie. Ind
NosJi0m.
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SECRET DssyasrA 4,

IsNt - soEs fatssS. MrsrUE,. "a tN4
As''' ~. .ua tett.l Atast sNp uAsDrkotrl
Ntf.hhoiifS FATRACT ntIcHf-
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HOTELS.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL,


NEIL & DEvoE, proprietors
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
|. ssrt;NFE,S SALE.

A hsTIfNEE'| SABG. ~ .
"A naicaes. Jeve ~, Diamonds, Watch Movements
a. ~ 4 ~ cRiSTAL0R, Anetloneer. % Bowery,
Medarsiay. NosenSer 10 lJ1 u, lock; large and
vsuab.e sorui.nt fine eo Ring Drooches' Earrings
10 sets; Pencil Cases, q ard, Foo and Vest
CHAINS Wa Keys Slides, Sta4s, Sleeve Buttons, Brace
e,s. NJ -lacs. Charms, &c Alsl gold Hunting
Lssr.; "a ies neiled Wa'eaes, n..le movements;
Levers Duplex Chrnnom also sv
patent and detche Levers, &, indes, Sc Also large
aeut pf aue iamond ruby pearl garnet Rings.
set eber witt large lot o. other articles in the line
Cstaa - at sale BY order OF assignee. Continuation
sA4eo q 1 IN
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
A DgINIsTRAToRS SALE
IA OF
yAIrTARIE MACHISERy

Consisting OF % ,orse power Steam Eneine Wood
str ~ I saaS. fongnins and Growing Mac,nes seven
81, tscing hines both wood AMI iron frames;
4 ieg OF duplicates for Woodworths Flaming Ma
Gaines IL fs P.sneis Drilling Machines for working
iron large of other Mac. inery will be sold
sac I2u "a T.nIsaav bc IL At lo1s O'Clock A. NJ, by Ed
WARD SCHENCK AT No. p Dy street. whore the above
bt red previous p the SALE which will
Mt. BY der Of 4. J. h. SCHENCK and CARO-
LINE SCitENC X, Adm nistrators.
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A UGTlOS NOTICE.

VIII se II his sacsro1m 70 Nassau street Wednesday,
Nov IL los O'Clock without are and general
ortine OF Household Furnt omprisns rosewood,
walnut and oak Isrior Chamber and Dining Roon, Furn-
an BIO ati and hair clio h Lib; and Secretary
Boo-c WARDROBE B, 20 Brussels Nevei,
tnee aud ipsrrn Garpes China, Gro kerry. Cutlery and
0as Vac. Oh faint ms, Eneravins &c, the whole
tn The attention housek and the trade. Catalogues
re store. Also Mare pony built together
sib Bay Top Wagon silver atcd Ha ness Whip Ban-
k~t, Robes, &c
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

A UCTIoN NOTICE
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALES,
THIS DAY AND O-AORkOW,
rTESDAY, November -. and
WEDNESDAY, November 26
The Of all buyers the above sales
t. .aS alogue ATTY. contains OF the
e.s a sort,acns la on rel
dnesjEy sale VIII contain invoice Of
STAPLE AND FANCY bRY GOODS
Balance = a
RICH UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
FULL AssORTaENT OF HOSIERY
AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Catalogues ready morning (
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SALE OF FRiD ~
WILL BE ARRANGED ON WEDNESDAY.
Invoices Of q sent in ~
or. NJ On WEDNESDAY.
WM TOPPING a CO.. Auctioneers,
Nos. ami II Park place,
and 5 Murray street.
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lalaaal- - I.s -
FINE ARTS.

DoRiRAIT ANU PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL AND PAS
.e. - a,r arilsi Ali paint portraits Ifom lfe or
rhvtu apis Nst,ry ner reduced prizes
Apply No IA corner tyhrrt street aud broad
way, over Park q IIfogd .
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
uENRY H. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER-HENRY II

IJEARY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.-HENRY H.
II LEEDS CO. viii sell at auction, Wednr sday Nov
30 lU< o'clock, Merchants down Club Room
No q Exchange place. Furniture Gl Ware and other
uces club house. consisting OF Carpets OIL
cloths large stock of Tables, Chairs Curtains Chan
lies Buffet Extension Tables, dining room Chairs aud Ia
Pillow Cases cotton and sheets Mattresses pamask
seads, Blankets and Bedding Clocks; pantry containing
lots of Pickles SAnces Essences Mustard Spices Maccaro
Turkey, articles large valua
bic stock Of Tn Iron and Copper Kitchen Ware. Earhen
do Counter Show Cases Check Boxes Deske, Ale
Pumps, plated Ale Mugs Rsfrgerstors, Gas Heaters and
quantities Of other articles which VIII be found IN the
class
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
HENRY H. LEEDS, AucTloNERRs.

HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTiONEERs.
IL Beautiful on Paintings.
HENRY II. LEEDS CO. will sell auction wednes
day, Nov %. Ii ock, the gallery saleso
1S Nassau street.
The entire collection of Finished Pictures Of our well
Known American Artist, George O. Brown Esq, the
jovty OF which painted since his return from
Europe Among them viii be found his celebrated pctae
Niagara Falls Sunrsc which is considered of The
representations the Falls yet painted Also his
great =. -
HISTORICAL PAINTING OF THE WAR
THE LANDING or GENERAL BURNSIDE AT
ROANOKE.
The others comprise Of his most exqnely finished
cabinet gems including New York and Bay Hobohen,
Views Newport and Vicinity and others equally valuable
the elaborate and touch which has given his
ciings such great putation.
All Of which viii be exhibition and from Nov 2 at
gallery above with catalogues and will positively be
sold without reserve.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
DARIs.-GRAND HOTEL.
BOULEVARD DES CAPUCINES.
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE,
RUE UE RfyOL1

These two large hotes are carried on py the Compasne
Immobiliere de Paris.
They contain together ou bedrooms or Aaloons the
s. frames day FOR Grand Hotel francs 10 -
france & day for the Grand Hotel du Louvre.
BY the In the price, and By the situation OF these
two hcels In the hnes quarters q Paris travellers and
families always OF being able 90 md
lion suitable their tastes aud their means
The Tables Hote OF the two hotels having together roo
places served a o'clock the public 10
Them a. well rs those who reside In the hotels.
The noieis have moreover public restaurant AZ cred
prices.
The saloons Of these two hotels appropriated for pub
lie Wedding dinners and for fctes family meetings
There In each hoei reading Ivan
bath and pub E telegraph Office corresponding day
The persons employed the service of the hotels
speak every language
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

A UCTI0N N0TICE.-LARGE SALE OF
"A FIRST GLASS SECOND HAND
HOUSEHOLD fukNITl RE-,
VELVET, BR SSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY,
ELEGANT PARIAN AND CHINA VASES,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, &C
This day (Tn.sdayl, November 70 at eleven O'CLOCK
hoae No. iis Clinton place West Egha strseu between
Fflh consisting o. elegant faror Furni-
tur., French brocael, brautful rose
Eager~s rosewood Centre and Pier Tables, French
PIE Curtains bronze ~ day Clock adys
Writing Desk Bookcases rosewood Panofore. TurktsA
Lounges and ars In medallion Parlcr Orna
Table Covers. rosewood, mahogany and black
Aannt Beisesls Bureaus, Wa hsands Spring and Hair
Aattrrs-cs Bes ankets oval Rockers, Chairs
Lounges Cane and spring Seat Chairs Soas, Clocka
Tables d ming Room furniture, sai black walnut
Bnet EltensiaB Fable Dnina Chairs, French China Din
Tea Set Cur and Caina Ware, raoe Cutlery
Silver Ware ola NRlndt Hall stand. Cnalrs match Oil
slnIhs. lar Ca pets Ac., Ac. Sae positive.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
4 UCToN NoriCE.-R. " wEsCoTr AUCTIoNEER.
n ~ re NPtORi SALE Or OVER } 900 WORTH
NE EaEGANT uOLSEHOLD EukNITu.E.

~ l2 81 t. et'y-irst street. S,g enth avenue,
lh day, Tues ay at O'Clock. Every article the house.
completely and elegantly vii! be pcremp
sud unsissig OF elegant solid rosewood Paror Suts
root ssnii ent anoforte, rich Mirrors Esg,res
terife ana PleT Fables: ccnt Nass ana Ornaierts
W.T. n valuable Parlor rhaIn-
ie-. Dns Room Nursery, Li1raty and Bas Ferni-
IrcL eat Ga Frepch Chua and Silver Ware.
Bee ul 4dn- &c. Csialoeu house Goods Ia be
mo ,d ult, e. la
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
RRooKEs DANCING ACADEMY M sRooHR

NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY,
An the fashions BILE dances In one oi essors
Ladies' meet Tuesdays and Fridays from 3todP N
Genfcmen Tuesdays and FRIDAY 4. ~ TO I0k y, NJ -"
Children wrdnestays aud saturdays. s,o6r. ~ 80
f,nt,ss' Primary Classes instrtrtrd b. Mrs Brookea
s0IkEE EvERy wEDNSsDAl kskkimoA.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
SALES AT Aucr1on.

EDWARD sINTzENIcH. AUCTIoNEER.
by W IVES Co., thls day, ~ O'Clock, al 100 An' '''
Broadway
ELEGANT GRAY HORSE -.
l3S hands years old perecIy gentle 10 any se
no superior AZ saddle horse. been sed by auy o' ~
years, and Is gnequalled as parade hons
BAY MARE,
ed Is hands, good any ana nrss Sste a
die animal, OF good Messenger stock.
ELEGANT CARRIAGES AND bo1niEs, -
Coupe, RoekAway. Top and Open bugges, hArness. Sc
" FlrzsIMMoNs AUCTIoNBER..oFFICE NO 10
II Fourth avenue win oner for public competition on
the Irish Brigade onse corner oi ForGeth sees anu
Second avenue consisting Of choice assortment OF hne
Wines and Liquors splendid Counters and Bar Fixtnres
Botlles Also medium size Herring safe.
large platform Scales Counting House Desk, &C. Sale posi-
tive
INxEcuToRs SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
II Furnlre-on Wednesday, Al l0h O'Clock, At $50 Fulton
street Brooklyn, by COLE MURPHY comprising kofas
bureaus Bedsead Chairs Tables. washssnds Centre fa
be Clocks, Centre and Gard Tables Lounges &c,
being part the stock of II. j. Todd, deceased.
GEORGE COOK AUcTIoNBER.-ELE0ANT HOUSE
" hole Furniture-This day at II O'Clock, ~ salesroom
Broadway very elegant stock OF first class city made
Furniture for parors reception rooms, kuraries dining
kc suite snd in parcels rosewood Eta
ceres Aroe sGace Budes Library and Secretary Book.
wardobes, Bedscads, Bureaus Washsands Exten-
Dining Tables. Centre and Fancy Ia les, Lounges.
Easy Chairs Library Tables &c. Bale absolute Goods for
shipping packed the premises at reasonable charges and
in the best manner.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

CNOR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
REGULAR LINE
The United States Mall Sidewhecl Steamship
COLUMBIA
d. b. Bar On, Commander,
viii leave pier No North on SATURDAY, December D.
AT ocisck r. NJ precisely for New Orleans touching ~
Havana land malta and passengers.
No freight taken 10 Havsna
i' ''''s"' q p~''s' sYfeorSoRD, sYeorS TILEsroN CO..
70 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

A YOUNG LADY WISHES BOARD ON THE WEST
n town, between Bleecker and Fifteenth streets
Terms he moderate. A family with but few other
boardcrs preferred Address, sug location and r.
4. Herald Office
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

I1ENRY B. HERTS. JR, AuCTIONEER
IL PEREMPrORY SALE or THE
Restaurant and Barroor No Pine street Broadway
HENRY WOOD co. viii sell. Wednesday, EoveHi-
Der 49, at 0 o'clock the contents OF the above Restaurant
consisting of marble Lunch Counter Hot Water, Dishes
Soos &c splendid solid marble Oyster Box, Bar Counter
Decanters Glassware Cutlery CrockeIy Wine Dining Ia
bes, Chairs, Gil, Frame French Plate Mirrors, Gas Fix
lures Cooking and Kitchen Utensils Sc Also a small
Of Brandes Whiskeys and other Liquors. Terms cash
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
ucrIoN SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.

=. A
III sell his afierH0oG ocsock pre- tsey. the elegant
Househod Furntur of family svn- up housek pin,
tie re~li.nee lis Wcst EigAtt street. between sdouga
o. Il s.xth avenue CONSIST NJ ewood / wal
nut ana nhosIny farlof Bedroom ana ID nis lsc. Fur
nitnrr Ma Polls. Bedding Blankets, Gias China
~ ~ Ware Table Cutlery Brussels and Ingram Car
pets o ell hs &c. Sale positive
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

BOGART. AUCTIONEER-BY s. 4 ]. BOGART-
e Wednesday, November H. at halfpsst ten O'Clock,
the auction No. North William street Household
Furniture. mahogany Sofa Bedsead Chairs Tables Bu-
reaus, Washsands Bcdsteads Mortgage sale-Bureans.
Beds BEDDING eight Clock large Carpet Bar Con.
marble top Eating Counter; High Stools,
Dnctoris w
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE OF

TWO HOUSES ON WEST FOnTy-sIxTn STREET.
sold auction ty Z. II. LUDLOW CO. this day. at
IL TIE Merchants Exchange sassroon Ill Broad.
way n. \. Maps, Ic., st No. Pine street.
yxJILLlAM ABBOTT, AUcTIoNEER (orFIcE NO.
w East Broadway. sells on "Wednesday, 81 l0k O'Clock,
tho Furniture ccnainca IN houee 10 ni Allen street
rors Sofas, Lounges, Kitchen Furniture, Glassware
Crockery.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

A. PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING BROWN STONE
n house with ali modern Improvements, Will let large
story Room, furnished unfarnished with with
Board moderate Apply ~ 2l2 East Tnirtich
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

IL VERBS SON Auctioneer, vii. sell on Wednesday,
November a. 10 O'Clock at n Murray street, English,
German and American Hardware. Cutlery &C., embracing
$50 lead and Pencils John Askams
Table Cutlery, also Of 0J0
comprising "Sne q. cut Auacrs and Auger Htts Plug
do Hancock c. Angers G. 8. cut ditto, c. s. Blind do
Dow cling Bits together with Padocks
Mortee and Rine Locks, Hand and Panel Saws Halter
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

AT l76 EAST l4TH STREET.-FURNISHED ROOMS
IA let with Board to gentleman and wife, or snge gen.
The Rooms nicely urnshed AL the modern Inn
provenenlsL This will u good home there Will b.
others Terms ~ " $u Dinner 81 one References
exchanged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-27
The situation at FrederIcksburg.

FALMOUTH, VA, Wednesday, Nov. &c.
1t is expected that the railroad will be finished
tomorrow from Aqua Greek to the Kappa
hammock river, opposite Fredericksburg. The
bridge over Potoma Greek was reported this
morning as nearly completed. The cars carry
supplies as far as Brooks Station, SIX miles
from Aqua Creek, which greatly accommo-
dates our troops Notwithstanding the late
bad condition of the roads, quartermasters
supplies have been promptly furnished. Long
lines of roads have been corduroyed, under
direction of Col. ingalls,, chief quartermaster
of the army, and they are in good condition.
The camp fires of the enemy are constant
ly increasing within sight of Falmouth, afford
ing indications of an augmentation of the rebel
forces. Lee has joined Longstreet, and A.
P. Hill, and d. H. Hill, and Jackson are all
known to be on the way thither. Yesterday,
the enemy were busily engaged in construct
ing additional works in the rear and to the
left of Fredericksburg. The cars are bearing
troops and supplies regularly to the rebel
troops, stopping at point three miles from
the town.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The court of in
quiry in the case of Gen. Mcdowell re-as-
sembled to-day, when he, having been called
upon, read a paper submitting plan Of in
vestig4tion, in which he says ''the details of
the disaster of the first battle of Bull Run
having been investigated by ONT committee
OF congress, and he having since been APP
pointed by the president and confirmed by the
senate as a major general, he has not thought
it necessary to ask the court to take up that
campaign, but only to investigate the conduct
since he was thus commissioned.
The question which stands forth prominent
ly in this case, and to which all the other
points may be regarded as specifications, is
that of ''treason.' Knowing of no specific
act, none having been charged, he has the
difficult task of proving a negative. By di-
rect proof this is impossible, and the only
way he knows of doing so is by such evidence
as shall cause innocence to be inferred. 1t
was with this view he wrote to the president
asking an investigation on such points as
would, if the result should prove favorable,
leave no doubts to his prejudice. In addition
to this question of his general conduct as an
executive and administrative officer, he asks
an inquiry to be made on those points which
he supposes may have had, in the minds of
others, direct bearing on the main question
as follows -
First, an investigation of his correspond
ence with the enemy's commanders or with
any one within the enemys lines.
Second, an investigation of his conduct and
the policy pursued by him toward the inhab-
itants of the country occupied by our troops
with reference to themselves or their proper
ty. This matter he says has been severely
commented upon throughout the country and
in both houses of congress, and may possibly
have had much to do with the charge of trea-
son. AS to his conduct toward the inhabi-
tants with reference to themselves he wishes
to offer his general orders concerning rape,
robbery, and pillage, and those with refer
ence to interference with the railroad, tele-
graph, &c.
Third, as to whether he has been faithful to
those placed over him.
Fourth, as to whether he has failed through
any unworthy personal motive, to go to the
aid OF or send reinforcements to his brother
commanders.
Fifth, he asks an investigation as to the
charge very generally made against him, and
which affects seriously his character-that of
drunkenness. On all these points Gen. Nc
Dowell makes suggestions as to certain wit
nesses, including Gen. Scott, Gen. Mcclellan,
and Others