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= Efforts s-e being made to secure the re-
turn Of Jesse D. Blight This would be 8 1T
ting Tebuke to the f~anaical msjOrity in the Sen
ate that expelled him.
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decrease OF II BLocKADTNe SQUADRON.
Tas Yankee vessels Of this port were somewhat
increased yesterday, supposed to Do part of
feet bound S~5Gth-ChartsstoH Mercury,
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u Tie of6cial vote IN the tenth Indians
district defeats Colfax fog Congress by s ma
j5Tity Of 325.
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Taa Nov odosls 45sa...s Of he I3L

says;
Major General Butler. commanding the ca-
par.usnt ct the gulf. returned Friday evening
from Lis flying visit 20 Pensacola and Snip
Island, agd locking all the better ur his aig-
An was quiet, we lsara, at th5s9 posts We
Rave reason 10 believe thst active operations are
IN contemplation.
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EEEIEL- t-RHEnE.

NLIF 4DFE.E
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Company B. 7th Miss. Rsg't.
The Befsat OF the Federais on The Coast.
We find The following dispatches in the Sa-
v,r,oL g.,-e Of +Ls Och.

vanuRh Meas of the 24th:
SAVANNAH, October 23-Tha sboliou'sss
attacked II force Poeotaligo, and CoosGwhs.c hie
yesterday. They were CALAMITY rrpulsed to
their sulb3ats st Msckey's Point aad Bees
Creek Landing, by Colonel ". S. Wslke-, com
maadirg the district, and Colonel G. 2. Hsri-
son, commanding the troops sent from here.
The enemy had come in thirteen transports and
gurb0ats.
The Charleston and Savannah railroad is IN
iDjared
The s5oliti onists left their dead ard wounded
on the field, and our cavalry is in hot pursuit.
O. 7. B-EAUREGARD,
General Commanding.
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Special Dispatch to the Savanna orEing News
CHARLESTON, October 23-The enemy ad-
vauced yesterday in two columns-one against
C-OosawEstchie, the other against POcoialigo.
He was repUlsed from Pocotaiigo by cur forces.
At Coosawhatchie he succeeded in gaining the
railroad, but before he could effect much dam
age our troops came up aud drove them eff the
railroad. The telegraph is nov mended and ia
working order. The enemy's gUnboats are an-
chored below -Coosswbstchis.
CHARLESTON, October 23-The enemy has
been driven to hiss boats.
P~oCoTALIGo, S. c., October p.
To General Beauregard:
The enemy have been repulsed in their at
tempts both at CoosawEatchie and Pocotaligo.
They have left their dead and wounded on the
feld, and a number of rifles and knspsacks. l
have sent two companies of cavalry in pursuit.
Our loss is comparatively small.
Col. w. S. WALKER, Commanding.
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}. G.. TEcALLESTE8,

Mrs. j. Q. ACECER NAN.
ST. LoJIS RItBLE.
TtRANsIENF uepDEEs nyt so.i w,ta-
4 uadsaaas seias ea-zsA seila
, 1862-03-28
An Illinois Chaplain breaches at Win
chester, Va.

correspondence Q6th} New York Tr1b1ne.l
Services were held in but few Of the churches
to-day {Sunday.) The Rev. DR.. Boyd, q broth
er-in-law of G. J, Faulkner, and pastor Of q
Presbyterian church, refused to preach. How
ever, DR.. Brooke, pastor Of q Methodist
church, invited one Of our chaplains to occupy
his pull pit, but the chaplain, not receiving the
initiation in season, he himseH delivered q
very non-cummital discourse to large congre-
cation, composed mostly of soldiers, as but
few Of the citizens yentuled out. They were
too proud,s' remarked one Of our soldiers, ITO
show themselves in their Own clothes.'' It is
o fact that wealthy families are forced to wear
clothing Of the coarsest description. Dr..
Brooke invited the chaplains present to sit in
the pulpit, and the Rev. Mr. McReading, the
39th Illinois, yates Pha1anx x)s.assisted in the
services. "Chaplain Mac, y as the soldiers call
him, prayed feryently for the ''success Of the
Union arms" ;" the speedy suppression Of this
wicked and causeless rebcllioD,'' for Abra-
ham Lincoln, the President Of the United
States,'' and for ts the Congress now in session
at Washington new style Of Invocation to
fall on Winchester ears, albeit, there is no
doubt it has long time been the secret prayer
Of hundreds. It is somewhat doubtful whether
that man is again asked to ofticiate in semi
Secession church
, 1862-03-28

CBy steamship Americas dates to the 9th inst.1
Gibraltar adyices report the Sumter still
there, and the Tuscarora was lying off Algesi-
ras. Details are also given Of the arrest at
Tangier Of one Of the Snmter's officers, and
Mr. Thompson, who lately filed the Office Of
United States Vice Consul at Cadiz. Their
landing at Tangier was accidental, and they
were seized by soldiers. Letters from Tangier
Of the 2Gth, say the prisoners who were coDtsn-
cd in the United States Consulate were on that
day embarked in the United States ship-of-war
1no, which was sent from AIgcsiras for the
purpose Of receiving them. The Moorish Min
lister, it appears, had demanded their release,
hut the United States Consul, in reply, threat
ened to strike his flag and leave tile country il
he was interfsred with in the disposal Of his
prisoners. The Moorish Minister thereupon
allowed the prisoners to be embarked.
The af1air occasioncd great excitement among
the Europeans; they armed themselves, closed
the port gates, vainly asked tile European rep.
resentatiVes, and then went in body to the
United States Consul to demand the
release Of the men. The riot was finally quel1.
ed through the interference Of the British Min.
lister. The Moorish authorities sent m eseorl
of Moorish Guards with the armed American
party, who conveyed the prisoners to the beach
in order to prevent q collision with the popu
lace.
As the British Ministers have stated in the
House Of Commons their belief that the pris
oners have been released, it is presumed thai
they have later te1egEaphic information thar
tue above.
Official notice has been issned at Glib
ra1tar that no signals dre to de made co'aa,aicd
ting to ono oellige7ent the proceedings Of tA
other.
, 1862-03-28

Cpl. ;HuEord ReccfFea HR 1neo1ent let
: fator.
When VIC 1andedat Hickman, You will re-
Iicdly for Union City, which was. fired at by:a
few Of our soldiers without effect : Merritt
Harris, the Confederate Government tele-
graphic operator, Was on thus locomotive. He
has sent Col Bnford, Of the 27th Illinois regl-
j: ment, commanding the land forces Of this ex-
copy;of which VIC give below: -.
>, H1cKnAs, 14nfch ii, 1861.
Col Bnfort Commanding Yankee HitneIings: "
:. T left about fifteen minutes ugo, alter stay-
ing and reporting every boat that passed
down this river. haven't gone far either; not
50 far but that I can see your every more
ment. Don't yo1 feel relieved since yon took
backwater? Did you think that the water Is
always this high? Ha! ha! you. are pretty
fellow. I believe Jon call yourself a Ken
tucklan. You must tee1 very great whea you
are m111deriug to s1ibdue KentuckianB. am
aKentuckian, and love her for old renoEn,
hate her Wouldn't you like to have caught
the old engine the ether day? Ha! ha If
Jonr men can't do any better than they
did, then they had better stEk to their old
business Of making wooden clocks. sup
pose you thought I would remain away. Ex-
Eu4E HuC3 L JILL AL kAE QAA 4A4Hu Du5A 016LI1Ct1
and expect to remain as long as please.
I was sent here by Gen. Polk, to watch
your movements, and report to him, which
have done to his entire satisfaction No one
Of your boats passed either up or down but
reported it More than that, Sir, T helped to
take from Mayfeld, Ky., 1000 muskets and SIX
field pieces, which belonged to the State, and
gave them to the patriots OF the South, and
which you may have cause to regret, one of
these days, perhapa. Youwfll call this treason.
Then be it SO. glory in it, and expect to
lend all the aid and comfort to the Confeder-
ateE am able to do, until their Independence
is fully established. Hang nae if you can get
NE. But I Will sec to that
Hoping you may meet the fate Of all fol-
lowers OF tyrants, remain, aB I ever will,
the enemy Of all such b1acE-hearted scoun-
drels Els you and your mates are.
/. n HARRIS, Gev't Operator.
P.S.-You may thank III. Frank Bucsner
for me, for his kindness in trying to capture
me and my friends who we're on the engine
you did not get, and tell him if I eyer should
meet him, if it is at the grave of his wife, that
will send his perjured soul to Ill
MERIT HARRIS, G. o.
It appears that Harris, together With Capt.
Blake and tTo other off1cer5,-the latter be-
longing to the rebel cavalry, seen On the
Hickman heights as our fleet approached that
town few days Eince,-Werc subsequently
capturned near Hickman, by the officers il
command Of our forces at that point. Harris,
however, managed to effect his escape, and is
now at liberty, prowling around, watching
our movements, and reporting to the rebel
General Polk
, 1862-03-28

HNeH OUT 1TUUpS utslIIuEIGu LHt FEUEI ufft-
teries at Cockpit and Shipping Points: on the
Potomac the soldiers Of the Massachusetts, 1rt
came across number OF graves. They were
laid out, says correspondent Of the Boston.
1Taeelle7, in the streets, carefully labeled, and
contained pathetic responsiveness against dis
tie eanctity Of the tomb, SO that Suspicious
we're engendered that the sacred dead might
be brought to life again, and made to see a
little more service under the sun. Spades and
shovels were accordingly brought into requi-
eition, and speedily we're eSllumed, not the
bodies Of departed confederatcs, but numbers
Of nice, new tents, packages Of clothing, mess
chests, furnished with all the appliances of
modern cookery, trunks Of various articles,
tools: etc, etc. The grave.diggers were COM
p]irnented for the success Of their first sacri-
legious experiment, and recommended to try
aoain
, 1862-03-28

GEN. DENvEK--Gen. Denver -was ordered
by the War Department to report to General
Halleck, but the assignment Of Gen. Denver
to command IN Kansas: WIS Gen. Hallecke
own act, and not anticipated here This as
.secreta5y Stanton. The objection to 1t Ia
nothing rejecting upon Gen. DeuyeTs caps
city; to be ueeful In other fields Of employ.
ment, but the hostility Of the people of Kan
sas to him, growing out OF bis having acted
there as one of Mr.. Buchanan's prosecuting
Mr. Buchanan's extreme policy. he was one o1
the agents In carrying it out Harrington Re
, 1862-03-28
Recruits Leave St. LouIs for the Se-
cesh AFny-3tartffng kumors.
; IFrou the St Louis Democrat. 26th

Major Uriel Wright, his son Joseph, T.
Wright, and some fifty Of sixty Others, left
this city week ago last Monday, to join the
rebel army in the Southwest. We learned
that they rendezToused in the woods just this
side Of: the Meramec; that the party were
seen to cross that stream near Fenton on
"Wednesday Last, and that subsequently they
took the Pacific railroad train at Franklin.
The startling runor is current in the city
that Major Wright has since been found hang
ing dead In the woods, about sixty miles from
St Louis, IN the direction Of Hermann Col.
Kallimann, stationed at the lhtter city, OBJ
tanned intelligence of the expedition of Wight
and his party, and afterwards received dis
Pste@h @ tom ~ hanass ae. tant
and that the body was identified as that OF
Uriel Wright On inquiring yesterday, We
were assured, by thoae protesting to hsve per;
fectly satisfactory means Of information, that
the story cannot be true, and that the Major,
his son and companions are undoubtedly safe,
We simply give the facts as they came to us.
, 1862-03-28

The Casualties on the Frfgate Con.
EfeaSs
The following official report embraces full
and correct exhibit Of the casualties on the
frjgate Congress in the action Of the Sth inst.
at Newport News:
pHnADEIrHA, Pa, March ~.
S1f!: very respectfully submit the follow
ing report OF the casualties which occurred on
board the United States frigate Congress in
the action on the Sth instant at Newport News,
viz:
Total number Of officers and men On board. .434
Number accounted for
Killed. wound and missing 1856
Wounded taken on shore. 26
hl1cQ aI!u H1s61uS
Wounded. since died. 70
Killed, missing and died on shore ..11
Iregrct exceedingly to record the death Of
Masters Nate Peter Hargous BE was good,
brave, andIpromising young officer, and is uni
| yersally regretted.
/ have the honor to be, very respectfully
| your most obcdient servant,
AUSTIN PRENDERGAsT,
Lieutenant United States Navy.
To HON GIDEON WEILES
, 1862-03-28

TT The authorities Of Grand Rapids,
Mieh., and .neighborlng counties, acting ii
concert, have, after several months patient
labor,s arrested FIVE leading members Of q
pezsdoes, who have infested that region du.
fing wear usstx ~ a.
, 1862-03-28

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS!
~ Eotlse m hereby gEen that sealed proposals. YIN
Indiana State Prison till r ii. on the Sd of Aprl
1852 foE The construction Ct TIE following buildings:
two stortes and basement. No. 2-Horkshop, lS2x49
feet, two stories and basement No. S-But1dlng far
md specifcauons 70 be found It Prison once Popo
lo1s a[e e be % nased 1Ro1 deferred Z "
quifed e eP1oy AZ conSSts not Sthes.1se erPloIed
payment % Mil NIL Fixtures and materal On hand
y Prison Yard At rce 70 be fxsd oy TIE Reard q
OF June, and Nos. and sty the 18TH Of August Ap-
proved security p1 be required for the faithful pr
fniuAnce of the teyms at the contract
HU3H HANNA. J Board
WILLIAM WILIIAMB,} Of
... JONAS V0TAE. Control
Michigan City. Ind March IS 1857. mh2ln675td
, 1862-03-28
TATARRHl CATARRHIl
~ CATARRHIii-

WAKEASTD to be Z gafe cure LOT
CATARHH or COLD IN THE HEAB.
Dxx HuEpKKD THou1AHp persons die yearly IN thiS
county Of Consumption. Every physfcian knows that
Win fully twothrds oS thu n1mbex. the dtsease mt
commenced Rs8 :
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
ne Ae1t ssr being to the throat and bronchial suoea
Il is ssaeT . cue cata7h than Consumption. .ad ;.
cnr!ng the first prevent The latter. esons should
unaerssaod that the better way to eu1e Consumption
The syEptoms ef Cat:zzrn q tneg Eaas5a1 aspsa17 sp1
and oad that they have feqaent attaeks s4d r. oe
1enstnvt to ths changes Of teHpfE2t1:e "a THIS eon
"a cS # 9s S ri sS: sk "a
Is the disease becomes chronic the DISCHARGES are u.
cSeaeod In quantity and ch.aEea n Qoahty: 1hey a3e
now thick and heavy and Are either got I1a q oy GLOW
havked o. co1ehed on The secrettona are oGenslva
canknK b21 breath. the voice Is thick and nasal he
eyes are weak the eerse Of smell IL lcsseued Of de-
sroyed; deafness frequently sakes Place Anothe!
The peron Obliged to clear his threat n the morning
Of sn{ mGcoss Taisa II ~ allen doEa fto
peIaon nay be that bis disease is on s way 70 the
Above the sYmptona Of Cstarh ~ they appear n
oBse 81 tSe id s & the LIQUID cATkRRH REMEDY, III
Ss1 Is Sgssf s9a e Ss
cY to a who disposed to test is virtues IN
curing Cats11h, that after the trial ct the Remedy
tor one month no benefit Is receEed the snouat paid
Pice Of tho Catar7h Remedy e for nse
one month, T1h foll snd cleaF directions
oRce, 196 Lake. Corner Of WeIla-as.
Addres. Dr.. D. 4 sEMFR
de1.hGV4m Post Office Boz sS5l, Chicago Ill
, 1862-03-28
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOK sS-Crcutt Court Of Cook County
April Term. 1871 Eben Gonant =. James 4 Bte5s
ram Beers aad E1anaon wheeler -Ia::ChancsrE:
Affidavit Of tae o4Iea1deneen Is q. James Il Bees
fendaur above named having been n]ed IN the office Of
CLERK Of Sid Circuit Court Of Cook County kohca
Bee1s Hnan1 Bee1B and Elsnson r hee1er. that satd
complainant tled hts amended BIN OF coplatnt II sad
February. 1872 aud that . summons teereupon las3sd
on the SECOND Mondsy Of April next Qs23 IS Il by
lsw required.
Nov, unless you, the gaId James 81 Beers, Maner7a
Bee1P Bran Beers aud Elanson Wheeler, Shall per
son2I and appear before satd Circuit Court q CooE
Be holden at Chicago in SAID County, On The second
Monday ef APRIL s2 and PLEAD @ H9s y 1T
The same and the matters and things tnelein CHARGED
md statfd TiI be taken confessed. and decree
ente5ed sganst you according to the prayer Of eAd
W H N.vnoUxs. Cornpla1nants' Solicitor.
TH,hI6 Ti11sW W NJ IL CHURCH, Clerk,
, 1862-03-28
E1ura1tu1tal.


WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
ACADEMY has been located at FULTON, ILL, and
Will open Primary Academic and Collegiate Ceursea,
Sept 18th, 151 The College has twelve experienced
ances both regular and scientific courseA the finest
school buildings In the Vest tcoFt 81 ample and
advantages Ehch should claim the attention Of
nsGnSeon @ M IN German y fEes @ asso IL AS!MLEEE Il.
GYkzAETlg EHRc1sEs, CoMAoN ZoUAyE Asp F1sor
denta dress n uniform. TERMs: :375 per school Tear
70. board, furnished room. fuel lights washing and
nons for so bosrders under the roof with and
the constant care Of the teache5s Address for Cir
, 1862-03-28

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he necessit1 ~ snme no enera1 t:t1fni ce a. t6a
coertjo1 ~ sntiars h c1sI1ss Viii "A1~o 1o1 t1s
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LtUu0WT1 r 1QdlllT hl1u DHSQHtGQ,
We have facilities fof making co1ecaons unequa1led
gT aoy Other Ho9se IN TIE eoony 1of tnese Ec1sons:
We have an Unabridged Coz n1stoa ot ~ fhe United
states statutes On these enoleG tageLhef VIII AZ Ee-
deial decisions thereon ance the edopaon ot he Con
sufuHon Of tie United States. O1e of our firm has
h8d fifteen JearH experience N the Duchess and Will
, 1862-03-28
LITE ST0CK.

LITE STOCK.
p1oyer. and Farmers VIII ind tnls the most adTG2r
tageous route for LIVE 6tocka Capacioue Tatds Weu
wa:e1ed and supplied with svery eoqFenience, hayx
been opeued On line and its connections and every
stttltIon Is paid to their wants From HartsbufK&e
where viii be found eyery for feeding md
NEW |0iK and BALTIMORE II MAREETs- This w8t
also be found the shortest, QCkest and most dHs14
with fever changes than auT other
l. /. UOTPT. Gentl Ticket Acent Philadelphia
q g. HOUSTON, GeaI Freight Agent, Phi1adetphts.u
}a1t In
, 1862-03-28
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, 1862-03-28

OF Harvey, Co,uns d Brace, Washington. DC.
Knights B1oek, 1873 Dearborn street, Ghicago.
The mott reliable and oEET DIHEcT waz Claim
Agency In Chicago.
Particular attention paid to SPECIAL CL4n1s, PEN.
sIois, BoEHTHs and PATENTS.
NO ADVAECE FEES demanded and NO CHARGE
made for prosecndng claims If not recovered
Address CARR BROTHERS. National Claim
Agency" r. o, Box 4G9l
REFER TO Chicago Tribune Company; G. = scrtren
Esq John A. Nicholas E81.; Messrs G. II. e. 1. Ladtn
Il Co.; MessrE Holfster & Wilkins; Messrs Wander
1icEer<1n T. Fln2unS Il
, 1862-03-28

~ For the chespest and best Haif
Is1.,,. E7e. xsrasd1 Cuf3x Fttxse*x etp. 70 to l.
pasWDL le1s s. &c e5sss e. tsSss &c. r e
eIftctsI faom tie natural when ad]usd to the Aead
H{1 Hair SeH1lfy contains alW1Ix the neEe& Ex11g
9fvlex An sttttles xtn k1re entire zattksAeaQa.
, 1862-03-28
brigade Movement near Washington.
{Costesuoudepce {2istl Columbus Journal

It is reported that the grand armyis making
another masterly move on Washington, at
least brigades and divisions are marching back
from Bull Run. A border-State General, who
was encamped two miles in advance Of that
memorable stream, heard a rumoE that the
rebels we're advancing, and Immediately be-
came panic stricken and compelled his men to
Arriving at Bull Run he found the banks SO
swollen that be could not cross. Here he met
Col Emory, Of the cavalry, and asked what ia
the world he should do Col. E. replied that
he designed enoamping over night Two Or
informing the valiant General that d squadron
Of cavalry which he had sent ont had returned,
bringing in the property he had abandoned.
The Brigadicr turned on his heel and left in
disgust, not caring to hear the details. Our
General into good behavior.
, 1862-03-28
ES BOYD, Banker and


BANKERS IL BROKERS',
No. SO Wall Street, New York.
GEAR oFF1CK1 /.
Govezur1ent Railroad nud BauA 3tocks bought and
sold the Brokers' Board exclusively commission.
U.e. Treasury Notes bought and sold Business paper
negotiated and advances made, steI1fng and French
Exchange sold and Letters Of Creott obRIned for
ties going abroad Int trest allowed On Deposits
,Jnt1ex C1an1 Eeo. mh1In4N Su
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
City Intelligence.

TIE CASE THE SCHOONER GLDK.--Captain Green, OF
the schooner Glide, which was reported as having at
tempted to tho blockade at the Narrows on Friday
last has sent statement 10 tho effect that he did
attempt pass the cutter without reporting. He says
that when within three hundred yards to the north Of
the cutter rocket thrown up, but he did not know
ahead OF him at the time but he cse to the cutter
was hailed by her and gavo the Of his vessel He
that the cutter had board pass
his vessel Captain Green thinks that II the duty OF
the officers Of the cutter to have Informed him that the
forts had received orders to stop vessels going out
Snoorsa ArrRAY GROCERY sroRx.-A fight occurred
IN the grocery of George Smith. No 80 Elm street.
yesterday between the proprietor and Of his
tomors named Patrick Malarky which resulted in The
latter being shot In tho face with q revolver. Smith
arrested by roundsman cunn Of the Sixth precinct
taken the Toombs, before Justice Connolly. The pr-
pleaded self defence in mitigation. SAYING that
arky made several attempts TO stab him before the
pistol bought into re1uison. The injured
taken to the New York Hospital for the purpose OF hav
And its exact location The wound is not considered
dangerous one, although IL will cause the patient con-
siderable unessinsss. Smith was committed for exam
nntion.
sTnE srr;rg OF ruE NoRlu."-A striking painting by
the well known artist, J. Taggart, is exhibition
tho Astor House, and will be disposed Of by lottery
railing on Tuesday February 49, at four O'Clock III tho
barrco We would call tho attention OF all lovers Of art
to the examination OF this picture.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
viii the editor OF the HERALD please correct .rror
rcf ce 10 my mammoth oxs II slaughtered Ti.sdny
and weighed on Saturday. IL IL rot exhibited IL and
II street. bat IL and Ia Centre Market Respect
gully, &c. BRYAN LAWRENCE.