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The Lansing state Republican., 1862-12-17
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No wiz cure dis ass attendant &C a8rono.s
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IloSs q lsi a irom NJsEai ana other afertorS ,,
griiue, sitting ter La s,s aiuitnts All be- Il, .,.:
wliI props. care ald sur. ,sa b. !.4 u n IS II lie
..tl. ii VS. before me
CLaiion gwen IL. - my No Powder IN case a,
Pr guam! as % O. sure O. pFu4Ecg arllsgs lss
sh,se he44,A w4I not rtmH ui an Increase n fauiy
glA haI IA i-Js,4,r q t-nu.bi- prrVc..tlyr.
ir,- oi boxes. Containing tW.Nc r. iers J a. "a
ton- lt4to l.a. - poison or !ctt.r. 81 u0 seat tr
ma gXirlss q 4uy s4-gtss, aecu nj aatd viii f.g
directions and good d~cc which wi b. found yeiy Use
~ 90 ihc iGtGIc-
Al comm 4uc4ti1.s must he written plain cspecial,
nam post uii.Cys ana CoLItts
= " SMYIllf ND
No. go south Ninth street,
(GgEH'eT BHildtas1
lya.3 PiLAiflfIrA
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BOOK and JOB PRINTING.


In connection with the Bndery, facilities On
surpassed IN the State
AL kinds O! Blank Books mlnufacturcl ~ order. 81
orders from County Officers any Kind .. Bank Book
VII. be promptly hIlet
e. All orders should be addressed 70
JOHN A. kERR x 90,
LANSING NIeLi-ar
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN - Circuit


~ Court ior the County oi luyu4m, IL ChauceIy.-
M.naia uLassbEooA. como naIt Ayr GassO4 O4OoA.
i,icndaLt IL satlsIs~ iU4A" 4 a" aii.slvt U4
nie IN this cause tu.t tie 'Oye :" os,-n4alL, Ny
GlAsSb.voA, nUt . rtC o. ate, tut Is !!
rcsIdeut vi tie - 'eO =. W Uct.Ou OF Geo.
l. TafsoAs ysotl o. sO- . or OTCeTeu that
Tue SAID Ny FoA " sc4tO~ . = kf.4rA.Ce 10 De
entered iu tAIs Cause VIII -.-uI from the cat
vi this order, and that IL [ : o. Appearance IL.
cause his answer 10 the comp. y biI. 10 b. n.ed.
and copy thereof 10 be served 1e complainant :
solicitor within twenty days alter serviCs vi d
copy vi saIi b anu notice vi tIe entry o order
default thereof The sAl4 Dlu taken A. coI
Gesse0 by said Ceenuant Ny ron uIassb.oOS And
further ordered that within twenty DAY the comp
notice VI tnls Ur.er tO De pub sied the La.
sing state Republican, public printed, p.b
ishca aud circulating Ia sa!I county au that sad p.U
lcatlun be continued at least each Week iOg sA
weeks III SUCCESSFUL that she copy vi tis or
der TO be personally served OF the said AyrOn
brook 1t least twenty days before the time
or his appearance.
Dated Nov. 18th, 1862.
H)RATl0 PRATT.
Circuit Court Commissioner for inghanl Co Mich.
GEo. l. PARSONS, oolIcitor for Compt.
A true copy. LUCIEN REED,
osowo Register.
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MORTGAGE SALE Whereas, de-

A'A iAult u4ss Oetu l4-t II IIr 4 y IL IL Ul
Vi IaOue! seG-ie- d! a O- tsst "a -v- D.. JUAa
4eTCOoA aAG NAr!aI. saA-elCvvA, NI.r, IAc town
sAp oi WIAlaaAs.Un, county y. !a-E -, 10 D.vII
fOIeSt OF iie cal! y! AM ~ N-sAcLIw
uaIed Aprl. eieNeuth, a. u. IL ~. r--UrueI the
~ CUSTER Uice l. TIE in IA, on The 80
day ol Apsii, a. 10. l,o, Il ~ H., Ia Uc. NJ.
l3 vi mortgages, oa ! so, ~ "Acn ue!..u4t tLr
power vi Sac co.tiir1 ~ -ii4 mo. - O-ci- u-.
tive, AM NO sUII " pfOCueiAs L.sAs oec stIt-IcI -
10 recover lc Leut s-GUGS4 b, 81. iuJrsao
pat thereof, AID tn sum Henty l.e ov.
CllIc1 ~ OG tIcrev lileEtIOrv here
b! given, tilat saI4 mo-. "l De Ul.CvSed 10y
VI the inor sasr4 Igru!.s~s, 10 WIZ D-l4s CERTAIN
tavern slauu, Mi.A sii tuc ap4Gt1SSs i.icIvIItO
U.s I.e, .iG pa. ~ Ol ". 4.. opposite Ui
efu Siu AL A1Tuss tlc .O "a U ,l.c being
tue town vi Nii.I,I4SlOu, III sa4 CU-Lty, beng
SAME property oOLst D! the aIUrvsI. John Van
l;d Aar.au N4i4elCUOA, Ol SIR MebOer 4..I dcsoIDc,
Iuliows, VIZ JOVA NJ. 5, act NJ. 2 U4uCk No l.
No. !, also IJrt feet No ci,t
block NJ. a. al Ds.L. I4c y. uf Ni4n>o.i,
part IlereUi, .t p4U.c icatuD Ecau.c. al Tie
Coari House, AN a. I- I4Uut uVOr tercU! Mason,
county Oi IpsaM, Oh lne iO4GLrcAt4 dy ui tcOEuATy
A 10. eAn;ec hun -rri sixty sAree twelve c.l
Vi said DAY.
Dated November l2tn, 1852.
DAtID DE- FOREST, Mortgage.
IwIrCuELI 4 tRAzEI, AL !s IOr AJGtg 3y4 I3.
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The RICHMOND EXAMINER.
PUBLISHED DAILY, ,sELi-weEYLY AND
WEEKLY.
TERMS:

.. 'hE DAILY RicHnosD Examiner i, do.
"'rrrh J." s"Dsc''b 'bcrs ~ TwESTY-TIvEc CENT.
~" WEEK. PAYABLE I" the carri-r weekly. OF,
THEE CENTS rsR cory at IL. count,,-
rf'ee f"' 'nni.'ng, 80 per year or s5 Tor
ak n''nlhs. ~ for Three month. n for
ole noit". invariably in ,d,nncs
IHE ~ S'hi-WEEELY ExAAIskR is Issued
every Iaesdav ani Friday al S5, in id.
vance. The SEMI-WEEKLY will 40, b.
uinii'd tor less tsim than ,ix m.,,n.
Which j. 50.
TIE ExAMISER j. published on the cash
system nnd will not depart from IL under
any circumstance. Persons who ds.ir. to
gei 'ne paper will please nccomp psny their
order with the cash.
Persons sending subscriptions must do it
nj their own risk.
THE WEEKLY ExAAIsER !. issued every
FRIDAY aud mail. d 10 .ubscriher. n, a DER
anhum. in advance The " EExLY " IIi no,
Dc mailed Tor less than twelve months.
Nov. 8. a9-6n
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The RrcooSIrIoS QUxsrIos The
New York Herald, OF the 2s,h ult., rates
the New York Expres. As 'rrsito.ous jour.
nal" for publishing letters from its Lon
don correspondent. predicting the inter
ference Of foreign powers in this wsr.--
The Philadelphia Inquirer. it is said.
though a &c. line Lincoln organ, credi's
y statement from London correspondent
that Lord Lyons WAS detsined from tax.
ing passage on the AostraI~si~n to wait
for dispatches to this country, asking. on
behalf Of England, for An srmistice be
tween the cou,endiug powers Of sixty days
or six months, mediation in the meantime
to be offered by England and France
This is given Tor what il is worth.
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, D u / II G A RULINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

In Ordinary. In matters Of PROBATE Of MI.
caa-i ilurton's Will
Whereas, Andrew johnson, Ex.cu,o, ~
Michael Horton, deceased, has filed hi. pa,
'nion III this "ihe. PRAYING to b. p-r,n,,,.d
I" swear aud examine witnesses upon the
Pr"bnl- III due f'r,n uf Law Of III, said Win
and C"dici: tor the publishing aud confirm.
ing thereof
fhis Is therefore to motif, and cite the chill
dren and ia. neat If kin uf the .aid Ali
chnrl li"Tion, drcrLsei, who reside. out N
in- limits Of the Slate nf >outn t.nroiu,
Aforesaid. to wit: Junnah Moore, Patrick
H"r'on, son "f N.rci ser Horton. deed.
Children Of Martha Jane Horton. decd -
their na"'es not kuUwn-and Sanford Tor
ton. TO b" and appear Personally. ar by tnrir
lnwfu' Attorney, Ia the Ordinar,s Cuur, to
he "oldenai l.anca-trr Curt Iiou.. for the
District ~! lhncast-r Oh Thursday ,b. l7,h
daV Of N"ve'nb-r next, aud fail not under
the Penaliirs that may fall q ereun
y. T. HAMMOND, q. l.. ID.
August Is. 1852, 19-"nJ.n 90. pf q
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Interesting from Europe-The oues-
tion of Recognition.

The English newspapers Of October IL
have been received.s They are much oc-
cupied with American affair., whirh are
discussed chiefly with relation to the
probability Of Nh early recognition Of The
C"nfsderacy. II wss reported that the
'Southern As."c'Sti"n" in Liverpool had
agreed TO n prop,@'ti"n which has f"r its
Obj ct the meinor;~lizng Of the BRITISH
Government tor the recognition of the
Conledrra,. States. |, WAS a;s" sail that
the ms'nbers Of the LiverIooi C"arnher
"' C"ininerce we're abuut to prlit,un
G", er.Inent Ms to th. nec-ss:,y Of rrr"v-
nnz'ng the South. The Lir-rpoo: Post
oi the llth says:
"rwo of the highest class Lv-spoo!
houses received, y-s,sriay swear Z, tele.
grains from headquarters in London, that
the British and French Governments
have lost no time in announcing that
they are resolved o" p-rsi.ring in n poll
cy Of perfect neutrality"
The London Commercial Daily Lis.
sxvs It is enabled TO state tha, ,h-r. ia no
likelihood Of au immediate recocni. .ip,,
OF the S"nther" Conf-de,acy The c,v
edror Of The Times Assert. that the fe.i
my among tho Commercial cl.s,-. Z,
London Is ~s 't'ong'y Opposed as ever ,c
S"y ~clinn on the par. Of the G,,s,n
men, towards n formal recognition OF rL.
d'ss"lut'"n oi thu Union, aud he SAY.
that there Is n suspicion that the d.sir,
i"r such rec"gni,i"n COMES rather from
the North than tie S.n,h.
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CoSrEDrRATE AND STArE AuTHouirY.
-Governor Brown, II Gs"sgis. has ~g~,n
come ia conflict with the Confederate su
t"ority by the .c,iou Of the Superintrn.
dent Of the Western aud Atlantic rail.
road. in refusing transportation Tor some
nifty bsr'els Of ~hi.kry. in sccorisnc.
with n proclamation of The Governor 10
relation thereto. We understand ,ha, Nh
agent /" Oh tho way to Georgia to take
!'ossession Of this road, for the enforce
men, Of this transportation, xs we'll ~ for
other purposes.
There is a strange inconsistency in the
above action aud The action OF the Cour,
Martial NJ Petersburg. who forced Mich
ael llan'ey to wear - barrel shirt" Tor
daring to transport whskey over the rail.
roads in Virginia. Nav. the Govern.
msnt ~rsngl"s with the Governor of q
State Tor refusing to ls, the officers OF tic
Confederate Government, carry wLisksy
over its raiirosds.
A government divided against itse!i
e"nno, stand. AID Who shall picture the
result IL the Confederate authorities sre
compelled to com. into collision With the
terrible Court Martial Of the "bsrrel
shirt" Bu, fears are 10 reality en,-,
tSinsd in reference to ~ adjustment Of
the affair between Governor Brown and
the military authorities. for the k~.nss is
said TO have expressed his determination
to adhere TO the spirit aud intent Of his
proclamation to prevent liquor from ps.s
ing through the State Richmond E1.
onsiner.
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THx Way WulsKxY Is SMuocLrp INTO
RICHMOND "A rich scene WAS euar,rC "n
board n train from C,nIield station "n
Thursday morning lns', N!ich demon
s'rates the fact that womeu in huop-d
skirts are about as servic-abi- Ms hooped
barrels IN getting the ''contraband" in,o
Richmond, aud much iess Liable TO de
lection. IL seems tha, the supply OF
~h"key running dfy in \ number Of low
lrish groceries in the vicinity Of Cary
street so"e days since, some dozen of the
hags in charge ven, up t" Coaltield, ON
Wednesday, where they obtained n sup
ply Of nbou, fifteen gsl!o"s. which the,
secured in beef bIadders around aud un
dernesth their sk'ris.
Thus equipped and Inflated. both ia
person and brain, by the ~h,skey wnh
out and th. ~hi-k-y within, they started
to return. Bu, unfortunately for the
~mchsa aud their -Ip-ttant Customers,
several detectives hal 10 wind Of the
transaction aud eLscoI,c.d Themselves on
the train. Without much ceremony,
their sense Of duty overcoming their mod.
esty, tue detectives went TO work, made
each woman raise her skrris. aud there,
all snugly pendan, from The waist, hung
the bis iders aud bott,-.. f"Ining in the
aggregate shout f',-en gallons. Tn.
whiskey ~as destroyed, and the women
allowed 10 come On I" hr city.
This 10 the IS., shy that We have
heard to smugrie whisk.y into k,ch
mo"d. and for its ingenuity IL i. entitled
10 almost NJ much credit Ms the iutrcduc
ton "f the ~ooJe" horse fitted will,
armed men i"ro h-.,-g-d Tr",. only il
~as not quite ~ su,ce,.ful - Richmond
Examiner.
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travelling sbou. over my old stamping
ground, there were presented to my mind
many thoughts both ofa pleasing and
melancholy character. It Was pleasant to
meet old friends and neighbos, to talk Of
byeone days and psss,imes, to look once
more on scenes that we're in earlier days
the scenes and play ground Of my youth.
1t was sad to reflect upon, and contsm
plate, those with whom Id been wont TO
meet aud hold sweet converse in DAYS OF
yore, with some around the ouce most
familiar bear,Lstone. l had enjoyed so
many pleasant hours, but some Of whom
have long since fallen, and others even
since | had last visiled them in their once
happy and cheerful homes. And other
forms and faces once manly aud familiar,
had gone forth like the tue hearted pa.
uiot. to meet the invader, and Contest
the ground which they thought sltoge,h
er too sacred for wre,ches 80 polluted.
While thus musipg tale Of a sad 20
atty is irresistabIy presented to the mind
Of the writer. Ills mind naturally reveris
to the scenes Of MANASSAS Plains, to the
'Seven P'nes," to the struggle before
Richmond, thence again to the classic
grounds of MsLassas, and farther on to
Sharpsburg, &c. Aud then the question
naturally presents itself, where are those
noble and v.lient spirits many of whom
left their homes. dear friends, and like
heroes fell upon those fields Of sad recoI
lectioni No State in the Confederacy
nor no District ia the State have more
ruer hearted patriots or gallant soldier.
and officers than South Carolina and
Lancaster District. Let de,nagovues and
fanatics talk, abuse anG threaten, and yet
they are forced 10 admit that South Car
olinlans will fight and admire their
bravery. Blu. mus, close for the pres
ent. Long may those noble aed valiant
spirits live, in the memory Of this Couied
eracyy, who have 50 notly gone, fcugL,
and died once so happy in Lancaster
with friends and loved ones. More anon.
SoN OF LANCASTER.
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The Army or rHx PoIoMAc.-Judyin

The Army or rux PoIoMAc.-Judyins
from the tone Of the Northern news,
which Ne published this morning, We
may shortly expect s"'ne no, work in the
nsighborbopd .! the Potomac, unless, in
deed, the Yankee an,icipations prove cor.
rect, and General Lees army fall b, OK
before the advance Of the enemy. The
New York papers vehsmen,ly urge y
speedy onward movement, and one ot
them says: "rhe paramount object. de.
sire and expectation Of our loyal people
is = decisive campaign in Virginia before
the rains, SHOWS. fro.,s, thA~s and mud
Of the winter in that region have rendered
all military operations there impr.ctic.tIe
till the return Of spring. We are grstifed
to hear that our army OF the Potomac
is beginning to show some signs Of an nd
vance. and it is to lie hoped that the Gov,
ernment n, Washington and sII concern.
I'd will reesrd Nh immediate forward
movement Of that army ss superior to all
other questions and movements OF the
day
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Mountain, If spending time in military
exkurshuns are their chief otjek.
Bu' must kloss this brief epistul. I
feel very gloomy, Liukhorn, about this
destructive wsr, and ha;nt no heart 70
write much. IA General Byron sed. "I
aint nov ~ha, use TO ~ss, and my spir
its are flu,sssin phaint and To-"
Yours. till dsth, BILL ARP.
=. Slow are Bill Suard ? tearn
that m"d dog bit him tho other day
aud the dog died immsgi~'-lv. Are i,
fax BILL ARP
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Corros IN NEw ORLEASs The New
Orleans Advocate takes y very di.cnsrs
gi"g view Of the corpmerci~I prospects ol
that city. The editor says:
], is not Of much USE to islk ahou, the
prospects Of the New Orleans cotton ,u.r
ket for this season. but for the Inform.
tion Of Northern dealers aud innnufsc,u,
s's in gsusraI. Europesn spinns,s, one
aud oil. We ca" say that there is no, the
least prospect Of . thousand bales being
received here this su,u,pn. Those bar
ties Who were sent out as sgsu,s 70 ~.
certain the position pf The cotton ms, ks,
of the great SouA~es,ern emporium,
will. Of course. s"y lear" shs gloomy
Of sffairs.
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"kcHASics-l' used 10 bs s.id .hs,
"" had no mechsn'cs in this coun,,,
but u cant be so said now. Tn. c,,
script " working wonders ~ ,hs, ,e.p..cr
@"' 'ho-'n"kers. tanners, foundr,m men
co"Pes, Ll~cksmi,h,. ~apon,naker.. mill.
~''gh's. ison.mskers. &c. Ms muI,iplv
'"g rapidly. Ano not less re,n.rkxbls i,
the Tact that mechanical occupation. GOV
cred by the Exemption Ac, brve sudden
" attained degree Of rsspec,sbiH,y they
never possessed before ia the ..,;,n.,;o.
OF some very clever people. Buliy 70,
the conserip,. We .h.lI soon 10 n com
n'o"''y u artisans. Couuis, hopper. and
lawyers sin't nowhere. Leather ao,.o.
.'S "'' the go no~.-Afhsns Tam
Post.
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iSTERvESrIoS.-A gentleman Who 70
Gently arrived from Europs expressed ,bs
oP'"'"" 70 Us ihst armed Intervention
~o"'d occur before forty days. This WAS
before tue last arrival, which h.. caused
renewal of the old story. We will Dee
y" recent visit TO kich,noad we gath.
cred enough to lead To the belief ,h.,
'om1th'"g good Is brewing The officeu
VI Government are in fine .p,ri,s, bu,
very reticen,.- South Caroi;n;,.
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COMMUNlCATION..
YoR 1HE LANCASTER LEDGER. |

Ma. EpIToR-DEAR S1R.-I am st
home again. and find family, friends and
matters aud things in genera in 'tdtu quo;
and l have concluded TO econo,nise and
let all Of my friends and correspondents
hear from as through the medium of The
Ledger.
The health Of South Western G.ornia
10 very good, and the provision crop | 'an
happy to state is rather abundant. Be,
ter corn crops have never been made on
the same wi'e grass soil The pea crop
is also very good. We make 10 wheat.
and the oats crop WAS :his year ruined bv
rust or .some kindred destroyer. Our
cane crop is fully made and very fine. and
our prospect. consequently, both for long
snd short sweetening is very good. Our
sSine crop is promising. and it We Can
get salt With which to save and preserve
it, the prospect for pretty fair living is not
SO bad, all things being considered.
An error has crep,, by some means, in
to publicity. OF a typographical character
perhaps, and will here make the cor
rection, II you please. Corn has not been
offered At IS cts per bushel, but is selling
for speculation At 81 in this county. rn-
people, generally, have los, nj: ras, ard
capacity for asking low, reasonable prices
for any article Of commodity.
I remarked in the outse, that ! WAS ~,
home again." and an idea here strikes
me that there are . po'tion-and large
one too-of the Ledger readers who kno"
not that I have been from home, there
there, it might not be smiss to give =
brief sketch Of our trip.
will premise by rsmsrking ,bs. about
-four years ago. Isf. the CaroIioss, and
ssmoved TO this wire grass country, where
! have been residing evsr sihce. In order
to leave for = whie the rather monotonous
scenery by ~hich We are here surrounded
aud 10 visit friends ",hough los, TO SIGH,
to memory dea',' in the good old Nor,h
State. and IN my own dear native Lsr.
caster We left the las, d~, 9 iu Angus,
Albany, Ga, per Railroad. had n very
piesssn, charge committed to my watch.
care and protection, consisting Of mothers
and children, DC There wss nothing OF
particular notice that transpirsd on our
,wsy TO Cheraw 9. c. where we left the
Rai.road way. .ofwsveling-exceptS sigh,
casualty on the road frog Macon to Nil
Ton. There was in some way q dispu.s
zion or difference OF opinion between
,sraSeiing picket and soldier, Capt. =
on biz way TO Va, which re.ulted in =
RYeotsr shot wound Of the 70, ruer, taking
eject jus. outside of his intel lec,uaI organ,
90 thst be wAs not seriously injured, save
his good morale, which .eslnsd 10 have
been considerably mortified. I, 10 true
the ssuguiaous au'd ran freely out =
wk;ls, 70, that WAS arrested in Cue Tins
aud Ne heard no farther complaint !
Nothing ON the way Of a more serious
character usnspirsd, except was let, NJ
with lhs ..bsx 70 hold with
besL ssds open" ] mean the tram to
GDm1oI q q, ssn 81 and left ms with !
r. - eatng asy s"siss of ks i",snssoa :.
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To Drx Wool IAny Dr,.,,.
ptAck "irhorr CorrERAs-l',s,, n,
'our kettle layei Of W.Inu, ls., q.
then = layer II yarn. then n lave, Of
'eH's' aud another Of arm, and 20 on Till
the Kettle - full. P..ur on water ,,li Ill ..
covered. AID L"'i all d.y. The mex,
morning pour "tf the lqno' into soorh-r
vessel, and p", fresh leave. With the warm
:" '"ye" n" before and pour the same
hqnor over II mud boil aga,n all day.-
Then hang the yarn ~ the mir a Lw
days. after which wash il md il will IN. .
fine black.
The Walnut leaves should he pa,her-,,
:" the Autu"" just as they Leviu to fail
from the trees.
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c"Asors or FsDsa.l OFFICERS -
Ds"P"tehes from Frr'l"ricksb"rg s,s,-.
that persons from Msp land s,y ,hs,
unilsck is TO be sen, io tie West and
Mcclellan is TO lie General in.Cbisi. s.d
'e"'~i" 10 Washington. Hooker j. 10
lsks AUIslIsss pIseA
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Important from Kentuckv

CHATrANooGA.N November l.-Tn. Lou
'sviile Journal eli the 27,h ul, say. ,na,
despatch fro" Washington ANNOUNCE,
that Gen. Buell. has been super.eds.i. in
lhe c"'nn.nd of the Federal army IN
Kentucky. by Geu. Rosencrans. Til.
1our"ot thinks the change very untor,u
"~'e JUS, n, thus j"nc,urs. ~h-" every
th'"g Is 10 fss'i,nsss to relieve Na.hv,II..
~ It Nil. necessarily, dels, tho move.
melt into Tenness-e. The Journal s,k.
no~iehg"s tha, Buell. has Ion, IN, conf.
d@"ee OF tue nrmy nnd ih- people. Gen
Morgan. OF Cumberland Gap nt.r,.,,
hss Also been removed. F,uuu ,L. .,,;
c'rs IN the Jour"oi. | infer tia, B,. II
had not STARTED toward. Nash,iI, Ian,
"' Cavalry "er- ~ BcmImp G,.-n -,
de"Sonng To NEE john Morgan. p,r,,
sans in South K-ntuckv