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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

don't Wish e g. unless !. biz crozd-eaes.' :
So. o..ts 6ssbsxyy1nen mani 81
serxt. Mclaughlin started on .hsis- W,
oey :. ~, I. u 4
h;nss arc nov, p'oers.inq s.aioo,hly
here. We have erected .setade Tor,
'1opa,dfed ttet >qsar, ,nd,s ii, high
'".rs99ed T. be ballt, pvt I k.Ms
|Eesy's company is stationed hire, aud viii
soon Commence to erect barracks for win
ter quarters.
h"pe the day is not far distant, wi.er
this hsllish Indian seb.lliun rhalI b. put
down; and the Sioux nation either cxter.
minated or; driven beyond; the Rock
mountains Then will our beautiful val.
Icy relieved trom it, shraldou, busst. fas.h
into = new life, and with its extended
fields and numerous 1locks aud herds, lend
new strength and glory to the mighty
West
lam yours Respectfully
f. A. HARMON.
" Orderly Sergt. Sank Centre Militia.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
\ HER FPS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN

HER FPS SALE.-~BY VIRTUE OF AN
> s1rcu,ion issued out Of anu under due seal
of the district cuurt Of the 4;h Judicial dis
trict in and for the county OF S:earns. and
tate vi Minnesota, upon a judgment, d., ke,ed
in said County on the 9TH d., Vt .ugus,. \.
b. 1862, in an &C. j, II wherein Charles i Z;.h,
WAS Plaintiff and W. A. CaruI hers Det,n liant.
in favor OF said la huff and agaus, said de
PENDANT for the suM Ut twenty-eight and
83-l"O dollars. have this III Of October,
a. D. 1862. levied upon The following dcscr,b-
ed property l." wit:
10. loan Block Coy and Lot in. FLOCK 20
according t" Il NIP "nd survey m sdo by r II
Barret. and recorded in tile Office of Register
of Deeds Of said County.
Notice Is hereby given that viii sell the
aforesaid described real property At Publ.
auction TO the highest bidder for cash IN the
front steps of the Office OF Register Of Deeds
in 5 int ul'ud, in the County uf >tearns.
State Of NJ nnesota. on Saturday. the 22d day
of November. A. b 1867. ut Two O'clock ia
the afternoon OF said day all the right. title
and interest which the said W A. aru, hers
had in AID I" the above described real pr per
~ on the Both day Of August Tor So mach a.
may be necessary t" satisfy said execution
with inter st ami costs thereon.
Dated st. Cloud. Uct. eth 1862.
NJ. LAURMAN, >h riff.
BY NJ. M1CKLEY, Deputy sheriff OF S,carns 60
Usi!..iw
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
From the ''Battery Boys.''

The recruits from this place and An"ka
for the Second Minnesota Battery. under
charge Of Lieut. Woodbury., went directly
FROM Fort Smelling to Corinth. cxpcctin =
to ti"d the Battery in Mississippi. Upon
their arrival at Corin,h, however, they
learned that it was somewhere in Ken.
lucky. so they proceeded Immediately to
Louisville. and reached that place in the
midst If the great panic which conval<ed
that city from Briggs threatened attack
They, with number If recruits for the
Fourth Michigan Battery. were at once
formed into an infantry company, and
employed Er the defense Of the city
Then they were marched and counter.
march, and hy way of anus mc"t were
one night taken to u sand bar in the Obi"
river, and allowed Ito lay on their arms. y
The boys were. for the most part, we'll
The letter from, which VIC quite is o,e
written by VIM. K,nkead to tricn! i"
this place, and il dated Sept. 26th. Mr..
X says: TAT Louisville Barracks We
have one Of our number in the hospital
Philip Harris, Of Oak Gr~c, A"oka Co..
Albert G"wdy has been quite unw'l' for
some days, but remains with us. Il Oh.
Bloomfield is well and carrie a heavy
knap.ack equal to almost any of u.s.
From another letter Of Sept Both writ
ten by the same person, We ls RI that tho
'boys have joined their Battery, which Gu
tered Louisville on the 18th. with BULLS
army lie conclude :, I'VE arc under
naiching orders for-don't know where.
Horses barnsssed, wagons loaded, etc.
llurrah for the army Of the Ohio!' All
le,.en for tho Battery should be directed
Army Of the Obi"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

B.Acxxoop: -Ehh q l., mik,ii6aa : 8,
September zones 70 u With ten page
1;,k,at,l;eui romance entitled >sPrridenl
Jefferson Davis" who Is Introduced y
stae first President Of the Confederate
States + i ; ;
! According to Blackwoqd Jrf is hero
|Qe the frat xatc.-a rare mud rstl. tra~s:
tu"'shing combination ot the cardinal vir.
tues The a"t".us ct the article may be
gathered from the following extract: { g
Ia the pl,ui,ude IF their power the SOW
erei u States c'eatcd tn. Federal Govern
mrnt, as u government of trusts merely
U"scruvul"us politicians converted 1t int,
u government Of usrs. That hirl, they
deemed expedic"t tn, Y deem d just. En-.
enactment succeeded cncrackment iii
rapid successi"u. " I e Fedrrali.ts uf the
Mort" de~irrl strength in Congress. in Or
der that they NIGH; virtually co,1sun,ate
c"''s"lidati"n, ami thereby to'c. the south
to become their vassal. "'.
What martyrs those oppressed southcrn-
ers have been As Bhckwm d reflects the
sentiments Of the High Church. party if
not the d. miuant patty in England. this
biography To- X ns thou h President Lin.
coln's three months lite to the rebclli, II
might prov. fatal to the government.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
LOST. S1KAYE:1 O. STOLEN.
SIS REV. ARD.

'ST,. on Thursday afternoon. o.. 9th
] somewhere on the ro,d between It. Cloud
and II. Augusta. u POCKET BOOK contain
ing Deed. County Orders Nos. 232. 23'. 20 j,
81. 236 aud 237, dated Sept. q, issued 10
John G Pinokncy. leach order being cnlors-
Cd .Vo'. Oriers"E besides other papers an /
thirty five cents in change. Any person find
Office will b. en,i,led to receive the above re-
ward All persons are hereby forbidden 10
St. Cloud, rct. ,th, le6!.-4w. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
MISCELLANEouS

A1ISCELLANEoUS
la, DWARF Of all kinds suitable for seaeraluss
Yankee Nu,ions--7h he finest assortment ever
brought TO this market. 5Ssss @
y Wooden Mare Of every description 81 -
brs quality. s@&tss3 ats ss3SSS - "a -
Paper hanginps, Window curtlins txt,nsp
OF every pattern.
;. Cand'es stewart. double rstnsal 8 esu-
Cider v',;sgat,s warranted ~ pa., ...is,,,
Nuts! NutS!- Brazil, Aaaens, l1aants.
Filher,s and Almonds. s
CNron, farinass lSHgo;5C oeeasx T10isea,y MAJ.
meal French Mustard, Pearl karlsy. Cstsup.
Lemon syrup. Pepper Sssc<, aad sweet on. !,
~ - e'sso ', .Ass'ng ard s.rotias y ti.as
.. ,aroand sp,.sPei.os " iiad,. 4 II. -, I,
warranted pure ~
Euexiytsgs%. nsytAi.y,i ss.s.
IF THERE Is ANYTriiNd Z III 81 Iil 1 ~
ND 10 NOT SEE, ASK nm 81. q. 3 & g. 8 &
"4Ss Allk;hds De HI ~ 11f1fs Q
fcr go,as u the highest -
z>r''' =. u. Ton 6
ats} ,av@s.s n&sss 1 4, ,sssslss y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

-Nr Phillips will preach next Sab.
bath at the Everett $ch"l House. Ser.
vice commencing ut II o'clock
Rev. >terrett will preach at the Sem.
mary, at the same time.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Farmers not Subject to feddler's
license.

The question has been raised as t.
whether farmers, who bring their produce
into cities t" >ell would be required to take
out peddlcr's license In answer. to an
inquiry, the Commissioner Of Internal
hevc"ue sent tie following reply:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
office of Internal Re. enue,
Washington. Sept .9tn. 1862.
Sir: In rel to your inquiry contained in
your let er Of 10Th inst. have to say thai far
me's. who sell the produce OF their own farms
in the manner mentio ed br yol., are not sub
jec, TO y peIdler's license.
Very Respectfully,
GEORGE ). BOUTWELL,,
Commisr of Int, Rev
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

D1ED.-A noon to day friday the 10Th
James =. White, we'll KNOWN merchant o
Upper Town.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
FREMONT MILLS ,

The Undersigned having leased the new
FIGURING Mill on Clear River. three fourths OF
Il mile south west from Clear Water. so1icits
public patronage. and will do frs, class work
soley. There is come ted it'll the FIGURING
Mill Fa t ry for manufacturing Flour Bar
rel slaves and heads, with the ,at"a, improved
machinery: also, Cooper Shop for setting
ur bath -four ant pork b ,rrels.
STEPHEN OYSTER. Miller.
v4n19-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

..rOR the Tt,let he has ali lie prepare, ions
Of iMhine, ,arrissn, Wright. iIzin, nj
other celrbratrd 'rertun,ers- Fancy Soap,
BWrneits t'ncOainc. tOcoa rumnue,-,ialr.
Flesh and r"> b lsrusKes: Ilair Dyes, &c., &c.
&c.. ,"gethe' with" large aasor, men, OF Mnrsl,
4 TO. 5 rru>ses Shoulder Braces and Support.
ers, The hest plain enf 'an'l other rohaccos,
both chewing and smoking. "a be found in the
place .'', ~ y" >" . s''' '''' '''''' 's' -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

HE stock Of Patent. and Family Medicine.
! embraces allthe preparations Of Aver
the '''@ cnherg Cohpanyr Wells, Mis,en
Jayne, Er! an, and meuI ,thers..n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

IA Will pay. p1rksculor 4 'tentioa
to the co,npounling Of Physicians prescrip
lions At AL hours. an'ltrom his long experience
md strict attention TO- business, tho datters
hinselt that he will merit . share Of public
patronage. ''''' "a Ts'.''-] ''''@ >'E >'''<8'"
~ ,9i,at4t ba4 3*i%iL, o. SIMS,s!aw
st. Cloud, Nov. 9Th, 1861. vSul8
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

i Is stock Of Pants md Oils is most com
| | plete. and the attention OF xln,ers and
Builders is respectfully asked thereto.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

lie undersigned wishes to announce TO his
oil patrons AMI the public generally. that
he has on hand ;, his New Store, on the cor
ner Of Chapel street AMI Washington avenue
q general assortment Of Groceries. Provisions.
Heavy Crock nv. Wooden Ware and a variety
of Liquors. w',i:h h. win ell at st. Paul re-
tail prices aiding transp ,rta,"n. Also thai
he will ply Saint paul prices for AL kinds Of
FIJI g. in c7sh or trade NJ p NOEL.
81. Cloud, Ninn. v4n3l-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
se~<>>>S\p : >\\N(

and Cay. Grants companies and the At.
:sasA oatih| 1s;;;o,;l.
. NV p'0Ved hI!6ksfa mad man. With
Mocoy's eoumsud; 10 W. Wiling b 20
on, and did dsS,ly Jezst With haH of H. fa3
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
DRY GOODS

Brown shte,ipgs and shir;ias.. Dlus cod
brown p.nims. Ltexched A,ushLs. l04 and u
Mus ',, Ticking. stripes aud Checks, Drilhaxs,
'anl"n flannel, Red, WA;,e aid fellow ,Flsa-
mel, ny Jeans. Z. ton Cloths tor boys wear,
Table Linen, Towsling, etc, etc etc:
Blk. Silks. Velvet, ers9c, Delsines, Cali
Goes. Glubhams, Lawns, Fur.i,ure- Calico.
M~urn'ng Prints, Can.trics, B1,!liaa,s, Jaee-
nels. cross bar Muslin, Swiss do, II .rseill<s.
Farmers sa,ih, etc., etc etc.
'4otbs, tleaksg. kroadclo.h, ! eestins, G.
sime'es, Pine Roolen Goeds tor a.ns' y z
etc., etc., etc. sf 5&'5 ''.'
1T r. - - -rt~7H %L>:-s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

List Of n",Ies Of the persons belonging
to the 18th Regt. Wis. Vols remaining
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

IL would ask the attention Of Physicians
i TO his assor' ment Of Tliden 4 20 = Fluid
Extracts and gar Coated pllls, ~ being tue
purest, best and most reliable preparations
ever offered to the profession.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Ane cdotes Of Aberciombie

Orderly sergt. Sank Centre Militia.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

- - -. - e. i - ~<sss.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

The Subecriher has JUST RECEIVED, and
stock OF staple and fancy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
INV SrTUATION.

The cAyo-,c,, having this morn ineYentilstsd
tie nsc, that there must be no iisae >d-n4 NJ
fredericksburg for want Of raiirsld faculhes
Tor Sr,,ing bis supplies up from AQuia CSeek,
we may not appropriately explain 10 'hoPro-
lie that no blame whatcver can pSsSibiy altech
70 q, n. burnside on this Sccouns< WEEK bss
fore Gen Mcclellan left the Maryland bank OF
the Potomac ha urged on the Army HeadIuar-
tcrs by telegraph. and ny special messenger
sent hither, tn. vital importance OF having
everything In readiness to place this railroad
between Atiaia creek and Fredericksburg In
complete running order 1t the earliest possible
moment specifying, In some instances, the ar.
ticl-s he thought shsuid be gathered ana pre-
pared for instant use 10 that end. His advice
WAS not followed, il may be because it could
not then be- seen that The repairs OF that road
had aught to DO with the plan Of tho cam.
psign." .-... ... a.. = ma,
We make this statement, as il Is due to Gen
Burnside's future that the facts involved
should be understood by the country from the
start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20
MAJOR G ENERAL MCDOWELL.

We have TO inform the distant pusiic that II
Is the unanimous belief among military men
who are here OF have been here since Popc's
retreat upon the national capital, that whcacver
the case Of General Mcdowell comes up be-
fore a Court of Inquiry, II will be found
that no other of!icer in tina service has more
invariably discharged his whole duty, or dis
charged it In any respect better. We state thi,
fact that the public may be prepared to accsunt
for " hat all viii soon become aware Of Wiz:
That he is not only without an aceuser, bat tina,
there exists title of evidence OF any descrip-
ton rejecting either upon his conduct or his
capacity Union General II will surely
be found that the hue and cry by which he has
teen yictimized up to this time has been rs
swespingly unjust as unfounGed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20
Dur WOODEN WALLS yANQTISH A CON
FEDERATE IRON CLAD.

E.S. FLAG-SHIP CALHOUN, on Berwick City,
Nova, ie62.-Edttor Star: Quite spirited little
affair came of about nine miles above here yes
terday. The Calhoun, Commanding Offcer
Buchanan, inephew OF the rebel Commodore. }
the Grey Cloud, Lieut.. Wiggin COMMANDING
the Estrella, Acting Master Cook commander,
and the Diana, all steamed up the BAYOU
Tachr yesterday, and the Calhoun leading
when she fthe Calhouat grounded. and the
Grey Cloud took the head. We went up with.
oot any difficulty, uGtil we came across live
oak sunk IN fiathoat across the Bayou.
Here the steamer Cotton made her appearan &C.
Ttc Cotton Is u large irou-clad vessel, about
3,h ftet hong, and mounting ten guns. She has
railroad non fvrH ard, and BY her actions one
would suppose she had little or hone aft. The
Grey Cloud ran mp 10 the dam and lit 20 al
hsr- when q batt ~ of field pieces on each side
let go At the Cloud with twelve ana twenty.
lonf pound hoAi,1.TSs, and completely uddtng
her upper work. The Cloud soon she'll; q them
out of the batteries, but the Cotton still ham,
= her with solid shot. The FStrplla and
Diana ihen fell back, and the Calhoun having
got afioat went up, and the two, ethe Cloud
ana IdihounD stood TIE blunt Of the Ere from
half past oRe 10 four O'clock, when the reh.
backed up stream oSt OF range.
The Cloud was struck by about thirty shots,
The calhoun by eight. The EStrelia by two, the
DIANA by two There was but one man killed
On our side. ia soldier.) The bayou a. about
As wide al thiS place as Pennsylvania ayenue.
de>erter s;tSs that the Cotton lost forty men
killed, ana i great number wounded The
Cotton's shots Were handsome, tsaIug all good
line shots The Cotton was rot more than a
quarter OF a mile from the whole time; but
a. >ooi as Capt. Buchanan got behind our saw
Yer, ard began 10 burst perc USsion she'll on her
forward deck. she backed cut OF the wsy We
would have captured her had u not been Tor the
distractions.
The men behaved well, especially a squad OF
five men, commanded by Lieut.. Harrow er,
who went ashore TO pick on the gunners The
Grry clouds boilers SnG engines protected
by mon, the D.ana'S by iron, the EstreHas are
below " alter, but he CSlhogn's are all exposed.
The engines on the Calhoun behaved well.
especially Chief Engineer w. .. Brown, who
each took his trick II the engine, that the other
might see the fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20
MILITARY COURTS

The following compose the Military Com.
mission and Courts Martial to be convened
under Orders No. $50:
Military Commission to investigate the
charges preierred a8ains, Gen. Fitz John Por
ter by Major General Pope: Major Gen. Hun
ter, Brig. Generals Prentiss, Garfield, Buford,
and Morris. Judge Advocate, Col. j. Holt
The Commission VIII assemble in Washington
to-day.
Court Of Inquiry in General McDowell's
case: Major General Cadwaladsr, Brig. Gen
erals Mariindale and Van Allen. VIII con
vene tomorrow. Colonel Pelouxe Judge AID
voeate.
Court OF Inquiry on General BuelrS opera.
tions in Kentucky: Major General Lew. Wal.
lace, Brig. Generals Schoteld and Tyler. This
Court W i'll con, cne at indianapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
.ArESrFRoN FRONT.
wakspAusEsrnE DELAY.

g wHARAUeESThE DELAY. -
rspens1 5,sSpa,eh to the start s
hQr1A csErK, Nov. 10, ,ss2.-I far the army
viii not move a. 1tdhpsly from thr iinuafhisfs
victnity' of FredeficksbufE as "Kiag 1emer
will be likely TO req aire in his res-ntAemper
with reference to such matters. The construc-
ton corps Is, really doing its best to have it
otherwise, but the pr-lim nary preparations Of
materials for the repair of the railroad, which
should 6ayfs bseA nisaiei spissr 10 have been
sadly neglected. The rebels being almost en-
tirsiy undtstureei tn athisf quarter after our
evacuation Of FREDERICKSBURG, sruproved thair
opportunity 10 carry or ali the Telegraph wire,
iron raiis, railroad chairs, SC, that they could
get away, as we'll rs 10 burn all the bridges as
thoroughly IS possible. e.. ... - .... ...-- ..
The consequence is that = much larger snip
ply % such railroad materials as hava bean
found requisite in repairing railroads in Viz
.ginia disabled by The rebels are foand nccessa-
~ here. tits probable that the lack Of them
may delay the army's advance a week--pessi.
ly = fortnight.
II so, VIC shall OF course have the son 70
Richmond" press down On Con. burnside In
one lord and long howl, though he Ia no more
10 blame for. the delay than Gen. Butter in
New Orleans. r .-sus.s.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

- John Ross, Chief Of the Cherokees, ar
rived IL our city yesterday, and had an inter
view with Commissioner Dole III resard 10 the
affairs Of his nation, WHICH ne represents as
very friendly To tsr Union; and, having suf-
fered for that mason, he Is very anxious 10
secure the protection OF cur Government. We
understand thai he has been encouraged
CcEriiSsioner Doic has also received Il lettsr
81 inquiry from the Society Of Friends OF Phil
atelphia, desiring Information Us 70 the truth
OF the reported sentence Of three hundred Mia
neeota Indians ~ death b. Gen, Pope, accom-
panied by petition Tor rev ocation of said SEN
tene'', concluding, "onr object being one OF
peace an goodwill - Our fellow -ruen"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

@The Hartford Times OF Monday says:
Letters TO November have been received III
this city hy n. II. Morgan. ESD, from his son,
n. =. Morgan Acting Master on the United
States sloop-ot- war Relief with Commodore
Farragut's squadron at Ship Island. he says
Il boats crew from the Confederate iron clad
steamer ONieto. 81 Mobile, escaped from that
steamer and arrived at ship Island on the LIST
instant. They say she is To bc fitted out TO
cruise Us the Sumter did. She Is The same
vessel that ran in Mobile by the United States
ship Oneida. He also mentions that in Mobile
harSor there are four ten gun ships, all more
OF less IRON plated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

e. The Chicago JJ4r7sal, OF November Is.
says: From = gentleman just returned from
Cairo we learn ths; The river at thar point has
orrn ideally swarming with soldiers passing
down the Ohio aud Mississippi, OF transports,
;or some days past. Great preparations are IN
progress IN both the military and naval arms OF
the service II that quarter. General McCler-
nsnd and Admiral Porter are getting ready FOR
big job. They expect TO be al New Orleans IN
time 10 wish The loyal people there, and Of the
whole Mississippi Valley, Merry Christmas
The whole West Is anxious for the rsopening
OF the Mississippi ~ commerce aud navigation,
ana We believe their ishes will b. FULLY graf
inSd before New Years"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

81 Last night, horrible murder was conn.,
mitted in the vicinity OF Broad and Christian
streets, Philadelphia. Thos. Williamson was
found dead in his house in 4 shocking state of
mu,ilation, his body being almost entirely sew
cred iii two. man who is suspected Of having
intimacy with his wife has been arrested, hiN-
ing, il is said, been seen coming FROM, thu house
socp after the crime was committed. William
son was q soldier on leave Of absence, and OF
dlsslpated habits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE FROM HAVANA.

NEW YoRY Nov. aO.-The steamer Eagle,
with Havana dates 70 the 18th instant, has
arrived ST this port.
The Diar0 -karini. a secession paper published
~ Hayana- denies the statement that the stsaunsr
Blanche, or Spanish war steamer, had
brought slaves, as alleged, to Havana; but facts
Connected with the circumstance show thar the
statement Is correct.
The SteameFihmerica, from Nicaragua with
So California passengers, sailed from Havana
on the l5th inst for New York.
The suneoat Santiago, Sycamore. aud Wa
ChuSeit has left Havana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

~From officials reports concerning the late
successful opeTarions OF the National forces
under Gen Weitzel near New Orleans, il APP
Pesrs that the enemy evacuated Rerwick's BAY
m great hurry, on the approach OF our gun
boats, leaving behind them four hundred
MagOr-ioadS Of negroes. Gen. Weitzel was In
somewhat of \ quandary w hat 10 do with these
''hnman ehatteis," - he had aIrvady twice as
many negroes IN and around his camp As he
Rad soldiers wi,hiR Il. Information being OBJ
tanned thaia company OF the enemy's militia
force was encamped short distance above
ThlocdcauN, Gen. Wei;zel sent his cavalry TO
capture th"In. which " Is Elected in 4 rnas,erly
manner. Nearly the eu;ire company was
secured. with their arms, horses and alnmuni-
''"n The whole region of country in which
our forces have been operating is redeemed
and - use the words of Gen. weitzel, as IS
safe 10 travel as Canal street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

GEN. MILRoY's NovENENrs.-The expaf,
nea Of Gen. Milroy to Huntersville, Monterey,
Franklin, and through the counties OF Poca-
hontas, Bath, Highland, and Pendleton, West
ern Virginia, have been entirely successful He
espsurrd Major William Harness, Capt. Evans,
Capt Bogss, the notorious Camp, and about
forty-rNe prisoners, also about twenty five
horses and seventy head OF beef cattle. Tha.
region IL now clear III rebels The smallpox
IL reported to BE- raging y, Stanton and in the
surround ng county