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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-19
what A. H. wrenn Soys,

This to certify that have engaged In the rais
Ting aud manufacturing Of the Chinese Sugar Cane into
syrup tor the last ave
'n Agricultural implements and Mach have used
nd saw In several Different kinds Tor Evan
rstors for boiling tho Cane juiee: have taken great
the production and
tCane, and during the time engaged in IL have lound
fcfeets In most OF the Pans in Some scorch
lthe syrup fierce Are kept up, others nos
oil last enough Others again without deal
)eare would get The syrup and green juice mixed and
have thought that pan might be got up the
above objections, would he.e that have and
pans used that with experience aud good deal Of
caution would boil fast and make good syrup hut
nearest 10 perfect pan and meeting tho
public % thing have from the following
alterations: i-i. They be afforded cheap being,
male TO set arch. therefore admitting wood
Jean be made Of different sizes "a They have Cooler
through the center. II. The the scum be
taken OF In the first apartment sail hst
ire made Il boil rapidly desr.f. 9TH II has mpers
lshich excellent feature in it'll that the
70 be under the snre control OF the operator enabling
nj To rush his are fast ne plea without
ger Of scorcing the and can he boiled to
sired thickness 5th L. docs require great
Pericnce D manage said A. H.. wRENN,
Mt. Giiesd, o., March 4. 1859.
Y ? All persons using Eyspor itors Of
with da npsr attachments Infringing right,
AMI will be DEAN with aeeo riding 10 ls~.
nyAgenfs wanted In Fayette, Union, Henry and Ram
doiph counties s#H
For further particulars apply to ss
J. W. WARD & CO.,
Agents. Richmond. Indiana.
June 2s, 1864 n
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AEyNEN 49, MASMAME


ligh, manufacturing purposes.
PRICE. with Hammer, and beautifully oraamented $50
of Vest Makers and Dress Makers
sho want Machines for iigh; m,ou acu,iug
ehiles like then ,he in,erioc ed stitch and
ns pun poses as our ,anuacturing Machine.
/ are for manufacturing purposes in general.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
valuable in the number of things they
can do we'll See what ours can do before making a
There is the value OF Machine. for
bcg.n to learn that the element. OF
best adapted to the heaviest work wo1i also be
the elements embodied in . Family Machine. 1t
now understood that Letter Machine is the
only Family Machine vet offered to the public which
81 plicty rapidly, durability and tsinty
action. While As g-neraithias the sewing machine
unequaled for manufacturing they
almost assert in the same breath that sng-r
This is trick of the trade ami confidently in
those Interested the suffice. to examine tor them
az, IN, Iii en- I'M m osi ssise,.e Material 70 nea,ee,ion
already stated, they also adapted light manufAc
and this. be it remembered he
said OF any the Family Machines yet
The Nos / and Machines are of great capacity.
applicable for man ufacturipg purposes.
our No Machines especially adapted TO all kinds
Of light and heavy Leather work in carriage Irmning
extr. size ~ithsn arm long enough 70 take under it ard
part Of Trimmers stitching that he better done
them by hand; too the saving Of time and
inches lon and shuttle will hold
thread the shuttle of those usei for tailoring purpo
wehave always on hand HemminE Gauges, silk Twist,
Linen Cotton Thread spoois best Machine Oil in
bottles. etc.
Our customers may rest as5ared that oil
our Branch Offices are furnished riA the
"genuine articles"
In case Of small purehasesthe money may be sent in
ptorrespondents will please write their dis
Il il all imp r
taos The postolice. county .nd State.
lcrAII persons requiring Information about Sewing
ssef az os,sn sna me
u or any Of our Branch ofsees for . copy Of
IN. SINGER & cos GAZETTE
which is pictorial paper entirely to
the subject { twin be sent gratis
the .oo,a vie. OF benea,sirg the pubic and our~er-.
The public have been sxindEed BY spurious nachiE.s
casting to the smallest piece poor auaiits-
Their makers the to do their we'll
possible 10 have the proper mechanic
aps I;ssoes It only by Going great business and
having extensive manuiscsurins esiasiishEenis that
good machine. ca. be H.as =; nsnss..s rE,e., e
To get ont order; ard cost considerable
trouole ard money TO keepthem IN repair
The Qualities looked for in Machine certain
ty of action At all Of speed simplicity Of
great durability and rardity OF cpersiion
,isi osaities mus. be made Of and
Cd TO perfection We have the vays and means
The purchas-rs Of Machines. whose daily ere,d II ma,
eoncers that those havins the above qualities
su, tong the finest possible working order Oar
machines ny .iIi money With less
not n they cheaper other machine.
~ = gift- IN sIN6Ek co
ASS Broadway. Mes York
J. II. WATSON, Agent,
RICHMOND, IND
syL Lee. , as:s'' w.ased
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what Homer G. Enery says.
The mauufac.are OF Scr shrm syrup being ~
ancy. and likely become matter OF rrf3 In tts IN
.mang few ugsestions in resageseraf inscrest
vice l have been engaged in "a 20 may be OF
ast five years aud found that .usaess Tor the
seasons. and fonnd IL liable asss soota patent two
vas ne difficulty OF maxi 70 serious eslec1ons one
a.are or les. oil he raw ,h: syrup wiAost having
v"r and eause II 10 tesent Anosher -ssrss ~
greatly eaeck1f me nre vas 90 Fedsced -
of the aas' sno ssceeo epeSs-
With much better Of Neaisatent Evsporators.
Zap OF any required this with Il IscAisaks the eyr-
jpartcie OF the jules ~, ans -.
air trial found could s.rrr ~ az ~its
the sine used tSsn six feed nine iaches
make better article. with much L.
AMI little or no liability Of hin2 ~. ss-.. -.
to Meals Pan. by which the hes>s resniatsa mn
der the syrup pan, regard compile a.
the syr'n hickens and its liability s..vcS ~ m
over increases by adjusting the damper, the St -. =.
'fedueed under This that II will 6,taI;nS
when the other two viii Affected. Sc-nns.
PANT Is thls that will without daus.r.
HOMER q. HMERY.S
bs
, 1862-11-24

ExpIesion Of an Ammunition Car
Oh the AEgiers Railroad.


TEor-esrcuIence New Iork Il4c5.I
HAVANA, Noy.s5, 1862.
The ra5aro del Oceano arrived here on the
18th, bringing neWs from New Orleans up to
the 18th inst.
Admiral Farragut arrived in New Orleans at
o'clock in the afternoon OF the 9th. Th- En-
glish 6loop Riualdo fired salute OF seventeen
guns, and the French vessel Of war Ca1inat one
Of thirteen guns. The Hartford, which carried
the admi1al's flag, replied to these demonstra-
tipns Of naval courtesy. The United STATES
steamer Tenressce had also arrived.
In an extra published on the 10th inst the
National Advocate states that train On the Al
giers railroad vas destroyed on the afternoon
Of the 7tb, quarter Of . milc distant from the
lafeurche Station, By tne explosion n o. re am p
comotiYe. About twenty. officers and prlvates
| were wounded, and tie limbs Of some six Or
| seven pezsore, supposed to have been in the
! ammunition car shout the time OF the explo.
| sion, were scattered in all directions. Ac.
ccrding to the Delta eleven persons were Killed
| by tie accident and seventeen wounded II
was supposed, eaya the same paper, that the
accident was caused by q spark from the clgal
of some i1nprudent smoker. The two cari
were comp1::"lF destroyed.
A report prevailed in New ofieanG e tha
Gen. Butler was passenger on this l1-fatet
train, SID that he was mortally wounded
The DKa coutra5icts the report, and state
that tte GenerG1 Eas in the city in the enjoy
ment Of excellent health
The news received from Bayou Lafourch'
is very sad. The estates Eere almost eniyel.
deserted ard the crops we're considered ruin
t ed The French plantations were particnlarl
deso1ate.
I On tie afternoon OF Saturday, the Stf, ther
was not q bale Of cotton in the New Oslcan
market, nor c hogEhead Of sugar Of the ne.
crcp. Of the last crop there we're seld 1T
bids prime at S$$4 cents. No molassee. ;,
4 letter TO the Delta, dated at Gen: Weitzai'
headquarters, November 3, states that Len, Leu
sion up the Bayou Teche, on board Of th
Star. He again encountered the .gunho:
Gotten. The rebels had constructed battel
les On both sides the bayor, but be succede
in dislodgirg them. He had three men kalle
| in the eIEagement.
, 1862-11-24
CHICAGO, MONDAY, NOVEMBER a, 1852

and cue second lieutenant, and 2G0 hoe commits
E!oned Officers ana p1icatea, taken 2t Eazper's
Ferry
All paroled officers and soldiers who come
under any Of the foregoing classes, now ab~
sent from the several cumps Of rendezvous
established in paragraph three Of Geaeral Or
der No. ~ Ct the sSth Of June from the War
Department, whether with or without leave,
proper authority, will Immediately repair to
the camps, as follows, viz: Those in New;
England TO camp Joe Hooker, 1aReville,
Mass; those il New York aud Pennsylvania
to the camp d. Eln1dra, New York those in
Ohio to Camp Wal1ace, near Columbus; those
igsn to Camp Backf,s, Mich; those in Wiscon-
ein and Minnesota to Camp Hashburne, near
Milwaukee,, end all others IN the Western
States to Camp Benton, No.
The commanders Of the several CAMPS
named, except Camp Wallace. Ohio, Camp
will from time to time, as sufficient numbars
are assembled, forward them TO tho general
camps established in General Order No. 70,
Camp Wallace being substituted for Camp
Chase. The paroled troops IN Indiana absent
frem Camp Morton or other camps established
By Gov. Morton, not on sick leave, will itl-
1cdiatel7 repair TO the camps at which tie
regiments are statiored, or Camp Norton, il
the regiment is in The field.
The regiments at these carups will receive
spse;al Instructions. Mllisar1seommandants
in the different States will furnish transports-
tion to l14paro1ed officers and soldiers, Wao
are toTeport under this order, Sad will furnish
+ :6e EamsS Of all persons so sopTovidea, with the
amount paid for each, to the: commander o1
tie CAMP to which they are sent, vino viii for
ward it, With any additional transportation,
to the commander Of the gensfal camp, to be
firally entered upon the company rolls, ualesa
1t is shown the absence was authorized. Com,
u5anl1trs OF CAMPS tenipul biisbtd fcy
the accommodation Of paroled troops, now
exchanged, viii Immediately forward to al
.uo may he present 10 the nearest Of the gen
t5ai ca1nps above named.
, 1862-11-24
sI.GEA GRANTS Array.
GRIN. BRACES ARMY NOT At
HGLLT SPRINGS.
Scouting Parties Bu1'ning g g,
Bridges.
q Ee5$I Cavalry Raid Cap.
tuye Cotton Buyers, &c.


[spcclz1 ni*patch to the Chieago Tribune1
uAALToS:s Head Qr.RTf.Es, Noy. g.
The story tclegraphsd FROM Cairo, that Gen
Brsgg, with Il, ,0G0 me1, now occupies Holly
Springs, and that lie is fortifyiag and p.cpar-
ing 10 fight iu that neiyhaorhood, Is utterly
without foundation. Small parties come from
the Tsllahatchie to Holly Springs almost daily,
and extend their scouts several miles north
wards Of our advance: but they are scouting
parties OILY, and 'hasc 20 Important =jgnid-
carce. Yesterday the bridge actcss Coldwa-
ter was burned By one Of these parties. All
the bridges and cu.verts from Coldwatsr 10
/ Ta1lahatchie were burned and destroyed.
4 rebel cavalry force crossed the Memphis
a1d Charleston railroad near Lafayette, 6 day
or tTo since and made q raid in the region
round about Somervisle, capturing several
citizens ard cotton huvera, whom they pro
pasc to harg.
Regiments are coming il rapidly. The Is!
Board Of Trade regiment and llta Illinois, sr
rived to-day. No prospects Of an advance to
several davs.
, 1862-11-24
FROM FLORIDA,
DESTRUCTION OF ST. MART'2 BIZ
OUR GUAD14TS.
l. FLAG OF TRUCE B0RME BIZ
A FEMALE,
Treachery of tic Rebels.

New YORK, Nov. 23.-The Herald has 3
Fernanaina letter Of tic 10tl, giving au ac-
count of the bombardn1ent OF st. 3Ia1y's, By
our gunboat Moha~k.
TIC troops landed and were fted on By the
rebels. orc man Was wounded. The rebels
mustered strongly, whereuDon the Mohawk
tired shells twenty minutes into the town sud
stopped. 4 female bearing 4 flag Of truce
approached the ship. 4 lieutenant went
ashore to meet her. On his return the ship
hauled of, intending to return to Fernandln2,
when the rebels 6rsd youey Of muskstry at
the slip, which then returned abreast the town
snd kept up fire Tor an hour and hall, re-
ducipg hsn the pl5es to aEhes. Almost every
house Is Injured. PraEicns to firing the sec
end time, the captain invited all the Eomez
aboard his ship, but they decliEed. No guns
we're aimed at the house in which they en-
sccuscd themselves.
, 1862-11-24

NEWS FR4H: TIE GREgADh
- APPEAL,
TIE REBEL SECRETARY OF
WAR Resigned.
4 Movement from Helena, but
Contraband.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsi5uue1
MExFE1s, via C4lno, oyoy. q.
have nothing startling OF new from Holly
springs.
Gen. Sherman is ABOUT to move from this
point. He wil1 be succeeded by Gen. Lau-
man Of Iowa, IS commander Ct the post.
News IN Memphis il dull.
nave the Grenada IppsaZ of the 18th, tom
which send the following extract:
"A serious slave riot occurred at Norfolk,
Va, lately, and threatened serious conseouea
ces.
TIE Anpsa1 is greatly exercised about the
presen. and prospective condition Of afIai7s in
Mississippi, and addresses highly irilau.ma-
tcry appeal to the Southern tcsas- -k,4sed chival-
r., to rally, meet and resist the enemy on tbs
battle field.
The Arkcrsas Legislature met at Little
Rock On the Sd. Gov. Rector resigned. Judge
Fletcher, President Of the Senase, Is acting
Governor until the Inauguration Of Col. Flaa-
nagan.
IE=r2 are 10 be no more crossing Or recross-
ing Of lebel lines. Reacl generals haye
sai6 SO.
The 4ppeaz says Gen. Price is seven miles
below Holly Springs, ent,enched at Da7is'
bridge.
Gee. W Randolph, Tclal Secretary of War,
has resigned. He had difference With Da-
1is. Gen. G. II. Smith is to take his place
There is an important movement from He
lena, Which am not permitted to partic.
ulariZe.
One hundred and nineteen paro1ea prisoners
| cf the 9ih Wisconsin, taken at Newtonia, No.,
| have arrived at Helena.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo T.ibune1
CA1no, Nov. 23, 1852.
| Assistant Quarter,naster General Thomas
from Washington, is here inspecting the con
dition OF the Department.
{ The news from below is Interesting as sen
in the Memphis dispatch.
There is nothing known Of the result Of tn
consultation at Columbus between General
Grant and Sherman
Nothing later ir0n Lsgsa1ge.
CAIRO, Eoy :23-Ehe Grenada 4npcaz of :h,
18th, says Gee. ". RGndolph's {Sacretary @
War; resignation has been accepted BY tn
President. Gen 6. II. Smith is actin : Sec
rstary.
Gen. Psmtertca has lssucd IN order posi-
lively pfuhibi:ing e any one erossing his line
The drzea1 states Gen. CRAFTS purpose t
be the invasion and subjugasion OF AIis5i5sipE
add calls On the people OF that State to rail-
en- 7aasSe, and that by so doing Penbsrton'
army may be increased to 1G0,G It thercb
virtually acknowledges that his army ct pre-;
| ent il Iluel less.
, 1862-11-24

RgR1az:ED FIGHTS sFlTa GUEg-
ILLaS. /
Military Matters and Movements.

Especial Dispatch to the Ch!cago Tsibnne.1
ST. Lorls, November 22, 1863.
A fight is reported IN Cooper county be-
tween forty State militia ard eighty gucril1as
who crossed the Missouri River between Boon
vile and Rockford. The State militia attacked
them at Lone Elm Prairie, when tic rebels
took to their heels leaving two killed and Seven
wounded On the field Mile :per=ous, twenty
two horses and thirty shot guns and pistols
we're captured.
1t is believed tnat recent Intelligence from
crossed Boston Mountains ia force is exagger-
atcd. Army officers who accompanied scho-
field to Fayetteville say the country is literal
" starved out, and that the rebels cannot exist
there in force ard there is no danger they will
CONE north TO Springfield at present.
GEE. Schotc1d is expected here tonight.
Gen. Oste1heus is here On sick leage but ex.
poets 10 join his con,nand mex. weak.
| The 33d ard SD IoTa regiments landed
here this mo1nisg, aEd have been quertered at
| Benton Barracks.
| The packet 3. 81. Ru1yan this morning
| brought from Alton twenty prisoners OF Ear
en- route fer Yicksbur@. to be exchanged.
Seventeen of the narber arc prostrated b1
Illness. Among the rebel party are the fol
| lowing officers: Col. E z. Clark Of Missouri
Capt. Hicks of Missouri, Lieut.. Col. Calver
! Of Missouri, Lieut. Lipscomb Of Tennessee
LIEUT.. Thompson Of Missouri, Capt. Gross 0
Tennessee, Adjutant q. T. Biakemere Of Ar
| kansas. -
:. Large amounts 6 7g.ia.,sea1e be;3e; ahippei
from this city to Memphis. Several nundre!
barrels left yesterday en- cleaners
Col. C.therwoed has arrived ircu, HsrE;son
vile, and brings report, circulated arnon
tic rebels OF Cass county, that Quantre1 wa
mo.tally wounded in the eiiirmish at Panthe
Greek recently.
Guerilas arc reported concentrating j
Cassvil1e, and are hoyezing On the road Ss
tween Springfield ard Rella for q raid On OF
provision trains.
, 1862-11-24
S>11zu I rif1zz1tza
MONDAY, NOVEMBER -, 1862.


q.be undersigned publishers Of Chicago
daily pa,,ers have mutually agreed 10 charge
7,creattsr, the prices below specified for the
several editions Of their respective journals.
In consequence Of the growing scarcity Of
Gotten rags, white paper 1as materially ad~
vanccd in p1ice, and is sill rising. The mar
Sin fe1 Proa.. hereto1e eajcyed, Is consumed
by this advance in tp:int." Other items en-
te1ing into the coat Of publication hare also
2dvance6, very considerably.
The undersigned dis cover that an adherence
10 old subscription rates will occasion serious
loss and eventual run Of thtis business. They
might 20 on awhile BY sinking their capital,
but prudence forbits, aud fairmiuded pub
&c wculd not and do no: desire it. The pub
Eehers of all daily newspapers, East as well as
Vest, viii be forced to put up their subscip~
aicn rates or suspend their publications.
They are generally preparing to take tile
former coErse-
The advance Of rates resolved upon barely
covers the increasing eozt Of publicat5on, and
ne pledge ourselves to return to the old
standard Of rstes whenever the price Of white
paper falls CROUCH to make i: possible, and
trust tim. u:sy be s@oa.
For The past eighteen months Chi.sgo pnb-
Hsbers bsye disreEe1ded expense to procure
newt, In tho speediest way possible, tor the
purpose of gratifying their Patrons. This
Enterorise Ei1l not be relaxed, and they be-
lieye that the reading public appreciate theil
sndcaYors to please, AID viii nos regard thei1
issues as des1 At the Rev 1a:es-8u things
norsiS+rad
, 1862-11-24
FROM Gen. GRANTS ARMY.
Important to Cotton Buyers.
EK4RMIISHES AND HECQNNOIS-
SANCES.
HEADQUARTERS, DIS TKIcr OF CoRISTH. !
Provost Marsha1e Office,
[t,t,t,-1.1t NV 7E fCEp


CoE1NTu. Nor. 1G, 1862
GENERAL OEDEa.-Tle General commanding
having become satisfied that p.=ties engaged in
the cotton traffic hive wantony violated the rules
and regulations which should govern psrsons cn-
gagged in that business, and slso that score Of
persons without a shadoW ofsutho1ity, are largely
engaged in the purchase aId sale Of cotton, deems
1t his duty to place the following restrictions upon
a1.partiee dealing IL cotton within the limits of
tEie 1n:lits7y district:
i. Meme hut regularly authorized parties WILDE
permitted to bnT cotton within the limits Of this
district and in order that Their authority may be
known, it viii be necessary for them to aaye theit
permits approved at these headquarters.
2 All regularly authorized Cotton 1nerc:laats
who employ sgents to 60 iuto the COUNTY, fo9 the
purchase Of cotton, rlu=t employ nea Of ual1e=-
1icnable loyalty, and satisfactory p.onf TO That Ct
feet mbet lie submitted 70 tbs Provost Mar4hal
Gcnerai, WHO will record the name Of each agent,
ard also tbe3 Of cach teaagter under his chl lrge
w1sose loyalty nust also be satisfactorily p:oye1
a1d none others VIII he permitted 10 pzas te1ine5
uIder ai,y ccns1daratiors-
5. It VII he cvnslds-ed q violation Of these Or
ders f,r agents 10 employ ERb.agerts
4. Parties shipping cotton fcor this d;atrict
before getting their permits to chip, must submit
satifactosy evidence to the r:o7ost Marshal of tue
district, that each bale VAS bouzhs Of ,oyel mac
sud tlat United States currency was tn: only kind
Ct money nscd in the purcha=c Of the same.
:. ali perso1s in the service or employ Of the
government are strictly forbidden dealing in cot
ton.
6. Any violation Of these ORDERS will BE- pua-
and an imprisonment Of the parties 80 Offending.
TN er7er nf Gen IT nn63a
, 1862-11-24

E7- The advance ef BrrnsiIes army
towards Richuon:l, far|5 miles in three
days, gives premise that the remaining six
ty to Richmond 1:1l s.lo:tlr be marched.
4 rcw Shirt :iimates the W:ao1e 2 atonaac
amy. There is no f;oling now with the
reAr1s. Durpsilc means business, and as q;
writer expresses i, " Christmas will sec the
army ir, Hichmond, OF shattered in over
vgnc1niug defeat Risks will noT be
taken, and If the retels give battle TIC
question Of possession or Virginia viii
socn be settled Burnside has mastered tic
details cf the army--has "posscl himself
up" has submitted Lis plans to the
government, which has zpp1auded
1lcm and told him i5 50 ahead
has given the word to lis soldiers
forward, march. "Oll bull dog" Sumner
leads tao advance, Glorious joe Hooker
Follows with the center co1umn, and tht
tsFighting Dutchman'' sigel command:
the reserves. Who can doubt the result
The 10000 soldiers en- route to Eichmon;
firmly believe they will 7ictoriously cnte
the rebel capital before many Gays. So d.
tie people For the first lime the gram
army Of the Potomac, is commanded BY
General wno really wants to'rut the trai>
ols ard crush the rebellion by nilitar.
f,rec
, 1862-11-24

LEAvES,vonTH, Nov. GA letter from
Fer. Scott, 18th, says :ne burning OF Lamer,
No., has been confirmed. The train locked
for has saie1y arrived, though not without
greet caution and perseverance On the part Of
lie commanding ol1cer-
L trein OF 100 wagons started on Sunday for
Gen Biunt's command, mostly loaded witn
clothing. Thsv tad pfocssdsd but few Mills
rhen Msj Herring recei7ed neEz that justified
him il ordering it bach to the fort to await
large escort.
Livingston and his band have twice been in
kaneas, On Dpgweoa> Greek, within . week
raEt, numbering and pluzdering lndiscrlnl-
-Four men, arrived here yesterday from be-
low, report a train Of 200 wagons On the way
up, and think it probable they viii have to
fght their way through, there being greatly
rerort them concentrating rapidly at tha:
place, and the brush is swarming with bush.
Whacke1s from Spring River to Shanghai.
, 1862-11-24

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 21--The 4osh lows
regiment was mustered in By Capt. Hender-
shott, at Iowa City, 1sy or two since. Sa3,-
Geo was paid to the regiment.
Quartermaster in the Greybeard regiment.
j. ". Atherton, Of Marion county, hiss been
The Davenport Dn,ocnH and Meas says GOV.
Ki1kwood will issue q proclamation in few
daye. calling on the several counties to fur
n;sh their respective quotas Of mea Within q
reasonable time, aud, Il not furnished, draft
will be ordered.
, 1862-11-24

CA1Eo, Nov 22.-Re3ugee Elaves at various
points or the railroad il Kentucky and Ten
4essee are being gathered up end are to be put
70 picking cotton that is going to waste in
hundreds OF fields IN West Tennessee and
North Mississippi
Adjt. Gen. Thoras and sen, from Washing
Ton, arrived here last evening.
The news from Helena Is Interesting, but
c0utraban1.
, 1862-11-24

We have, by way'of HaEana, some ad~
lilons1 Mexican news Of interc=.., including
resume Of Frccee6in-s On the opening Of
the Mexican Congress, which took PLACE on
the 30.h ult. The message of President J ua-
1.z is fun Of pstriot;zn and hops, and the
French 1iu gather from it the assurance that
The campaign undertaken t3 them will be ne
e!iId's T]ay. The President Of the Oh ambe,
also made patriotic speech on the occasion.