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, 1862-10-28
HIGHLY INrUNT4KT FROM MlN-
NES0TA.
The Indian War Over.
The LAST OF THE RED SKINS SKE-
pA00tEG.

We left Camp Release, near Lacqui Parlc,
on Saturday last, at which tine all Was quiet,
and no apprehension Of further difficulties
with the Indians existed in any quarter,
thought, had all or about all reached clmp-
altogether probably numbering over 200 pris-
oners. There are from $50 to 200 lodges of
efou1 1ndfans encamped a5jofnfng Col. Sib
Icy, considerable number Of whom had been
identified by captlves aud Others IS partfc1-
pants In the several fights ahd In the murders
and outlaees committed ut the agencies aud
on the frontier. A DRUM head court martial
had been In session tor some ten DAYS and
Has still in progres8 wien We Left. Quite q
number Of 1udians had been convicted and
under sentence to be hanged, when we left.
doubt but that the Indian encamp'nent would
lie thoroughly purged Of a1 the rascals guilty
Of participation 10 the outbreak.
Tie number Of Indians was daily increasing,
| By dcker1ion from Little Crpw. On Saturday
(the dsy ws left,l party VIC beard estimated
1l-g Of truce, to give themselves up Tor tue
| purpose OF saving their families.
Little Crow, At latest adVtcee, had been de-
serted By nearly al1 his fol1owers-haa aban.
| doDed bis trains, mounted his women and
! children upon horses, and VAS making most
Mountains The latest news from him va:
received bY Mrs. Hnggins, wife Of missionas1
murdered at Lacqui Parlc, who reported h1u
above stated.
The Indians appear to be thoroughly sub
passing themselves of IS "ffiendly to th
whites and non'participants In the outbreak
Many admit participation In the severa
fights, but claim to have done so througl
compu1sfou.
| 1>n1}ax-o *hera In an Tr11An ,kho -o,,,1 1 ~
, 1862-10-28
CONCERNING THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
Ind their Reports Past~and Future

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-The Associ.ted
Press consists Of seven newspaper establish.
ments In the city OF New York. the Journal
Of Commerce, Harold, 1ribuns Times. 1FonId,
Sun AID Ezptrss These papers hold various po-
lftical principles, as should be well known to
to the press in all parts Of the country: :,
Complaints have recently been m.de that
te}tgraphic news and special dispatches re-
lating to political matters and elections have
been more or less ttnged with political color
ing on one side or the other. It Is the object
OF fhis notice to call The attention Of all agents
and correspondents to the rules Of the asso-
cia1lon, which forbid any such dispatches to
be sent tover the wires. They ars instructed
to send news, and only news. Facts can
always be stated in words that are free
from objection. and It IS especially import,
ant that no slang phrases {or poitlca, at -
the press. It Is the object Of the assoclA'
lion 10 secure news whtcn shall be acceptable
to sll the members, without gtring ofaace to
any by the terms In which it may be con
yeYCd
, 1862-10-28
FROM The STATE CAPITAL.
4 CALL FOR ILLINOIS Troops.

Especial Difpateh 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
sPR1saFH1D. Oct n, 1852.
An extensive system Of election frauds
the tories, and secesh anti-waE Democracy.
Wherever they can they intend to secure the
judges OF election, and stuff the hallot-hoxes.
The same system was pursued In Indians,
Ohio and Pennsylvania. The ultimate intent
is to join Indi.na and Ohio to northwestern
confederacY.
Union men should select persons in every
precinct and organize judges and clerks of
their own, and take the name Of every
nun voting. The enrolling officer shon1d take
the name Of every voter.
Gen. Ketchum, inspector general Of Illinois
volunteers at this post, has been ordered to
report to Washington.
Troops are asked for by the department at
Washington from this State, to proceed to
Helena and other points on the Mississippi.
Gov. Yates returned home from the East
yesterday morning. He succeeded in his mis-.
siun which Was connected with more vlgor'
ous policy In the prosecution Of the war.
The following general order has been issued
BY the war department:
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2i, 1924 o'clock p. NJ
GENERAL OapEns No, 15f ASD 16e-Altow the
Volunteers to Enlist In the Regular Atmy-nol
moro than ten men from company ate allowed
II after regiment ia Organized tho men enlist
the regiment will receive credit for them.
L. THOMAS. Adj. Gc..
The governor has appointed the eth Of No
vember rs day Of Thanksgiving and prayer.
Gen. AcC|ernand reviewed the troops Al
Camp Butter to-day. )
srE1NGr1ELp, I'll, Oct 2z-Gov. Yates re
turned home yesterday moEnlpg.
Col I G. Pugh of the 41st Illinois regims sn'
hes been promoted to brigadter general
Gsn. Pueh IVES captain In tho Mexican war
Major {now lieutenant coloneD John Post O
| Decatur, wounded and taken prisoner at Don
e1:on, has returned home from captivity:
The Dniopfsts of the 10th RepresentatfE'
District Champaign, Piatt, Macon and Mool
trIe counties) have nominated Col. WIN. n
Caller md Jas Elder for Representatives.
Mejor General McClernand arrived here OF
ctmmand Of an expedition down the Missis
sirpi, to be composed Of troops principal!
from Illinois and Iowa.
We had tie first snow here on Frida,
nieht.
Judge Davis. Of Bloomington has receive,
from the president the appointment Of Q atte'
and Associate Justice Of the United State
Supreme Court for the States Of Illinois
Michigan and Wisconsin.
, 1862-10-28
DISASTROUS FIRE At ST. LOUIS.
RfYe Steamboats, Burned:
DETAILS OF The DISASTER.

Especial Dtspatca to the Chicago Tribune.1
6T. LOUIS, October 9Th, 1869. !,
Great excitement occurred amonG steam.
boat owners on the 1eVee to-dsy, By the de-
Btrnction Of the steamers Mcdowell, MeGin,
Estel1a, Il. D. Bacon, and n. q. Russell, by
fire. Thousands Of citizens crowded to taai
levee despite panic that bad been created by
the rumor that several hundred kegs of pow
der were On the Il. D. Bacon. The flames
caught aud also consumed about sIx hundred
tales Of hemp and hundred bales OF cotton,
besides q large quantity Of miscellaneous:
freight piled On the leyee. About hundred
hales Of cotton were rescued BY being rolled
toward Main street. The bulls Of several of
the boats will probably be saved. !.
The Steam fire engines had, except In one
instance to take their position on Main street,
there being but single available fire plug On
the Ieyee. Much trouble and delay was caused
b5 the frequent bursting Of old hose, which
apparently Was used In preference to the new
and strong hose recently purchased bG the fire
department.
The following Is list of the proprietora Of
each boat and i:s value as estimated By the
board Of un1er~rfters:
Capt: O.. Rob1rds and Capt. Newman RooIrd5.
TnS boat sas empty and lid ap:
and II. Baldwin The steamer arrived on sunday,
AID was unloading hemp.
Tss T. W Kas:sl 20 @ S.aed st ssoo M belonged
partly loaded with miscellaneous cargo of gro
eelit*. d:y goods. &c, and would have been The
116r boat to leave for the Mfesourf River.
Thu HffJlna4tA1I EST nft,d nr AnH
owned By Cept B. Il Greenleaf, 5. S CS1tsr, ia, aud
CAPT, Wilcox Tine Mcdowell was lid up, had
BIZ E wisis pas nn as s,n ampty r. ye,.
let Of pi.ts6u1sb Pa, and Capt. JOHN ?. kei+as:
The VESSEL was empty, and WAS to have loaded
| this week for the Missouri River.
The above values are those determined by
the board Of underwriters for insurance pur,
poses. We learn with certainty that D. s.
Carter has insurance for his portion Of the
| Mcdowell.
! There were some fifty steamboats, at the
leyee, of all sizes, and many Of them were
loaded. Many were towed to the opposite
ehore and others anchored Ia the stream. The
steamer Ngress Was at the lerce when tht
fire broke cut, with the 2tst Missouri regi
ment on board, aud 1t was reported in toTr
that several hundred Of the regiment hal
been burned to death. The steamer was un
injured and proceeded up the river to Canton
The narrowing sight MIS- observed b,
the spectators Of number Of cattl
and hogs escaping from the H. D. Bacon
partially roasted, their skin burned and peel
Ing of.
Major Clifford, Of the confederate armJ
was captured last Tuesday, while visiting hi
wife, near Springfield, no. He Will be trie'
as q SPY.
John 81. Krum positively declines the Dan
ocratic nomination for Congress in Blair
/ district
, 1862-10-28
the WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Skirmishing with Guerilias
TIE THREATENED ATTACK Oh
OWENSB0RO.
Gen, jeff, e. Davis Indicted
:,- for Murdere


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foro,.,a p,an c.s.taeaa. ] ..s ~ p,nsss,n o. zsas
49,: s.n1 T., 49, a,.1 Ce~ nsnan. - a~
.sG+sd 1a-. 49,, tr-,;rht fro~, Toa;.1a,,,t, 7vber,
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-s. ~ e 1..s1 s"1, -: .s,.~ =.
suoyea oy t1e leoeis, VIII oe 1eaoy u pAse
over pY the end OF Ehs Week. anu communl'
cation will then be open to Nashville. The
III and os1tb Kentnry-v Tnfautrv. Gen. Critten.
49, '' t.r aaa1 ~. ~. ,1.I - T,.hr s,r,th,a
oent iee upo" tne iear uatu " a4fo: as'ols"s
Goose Creek talt works., about forty miles
s.o9a rrnhs.1.oa ~ 1,,,,;a, ~,nm.a- ~
non euo1 As e. =.
the enemy and tahlog ninety pflsoners1 ana
capturing $50 head OF cattle. The rout CT the
enemy vas compIste. the federa1s sustaining
no ,oss.
n, a.4rr3,v an o4+or1. m f,rranehora Ep
neor Evansvtl,e Ind vas threatened bv the
-41-.s ..a.,,,. x.,... <.1...,, -, ss.
cohoaneu s"elua 4ofeeS " alossan aua 0oan
JOHNSON numbering about soD' All the on~
rnase for 5eeence The orer,,l,s d,d not anoe,r,
s,.,'.t ~ .-~s. ~ 1.,t.s,s, 49, ~, -.
no"tFef' a'Aougn tney were "ltn4n tea OF
twenty miles OF the place. They sent word
tEat f1,ey uould come and DESTROY @ Eeusboro
- ~ c-o:a nror ~ a d.s+ror ~ rra1:,,;,1. Those
sAen Ssose oss' a4u 1soN1os W, .Is.14ss ~,
Eue1'llas hare oFerrnn anc daSastated onlo'
Davis and other counties adjoiuing.
Fen Jrff q Davis was fna,cted for.mnraer
. ~ ,-",. ~ -. - ~ ..x->,as7' oe.-t -, th,.. aon,t~
Today IN the CRIMINAL court OF 1ale county
for having killed Major General Nrlaon.
LOUISVILLE, Oct, H.-Col. Edward Nc
Cool, viii 5N carairv. IN Thursday. encnnn-
tered portion OF Morxan's aud Scott's c1yal-
~ near DIr Hi. Ei}{ed Ave. md capturt,l
s of w. srof,h,s .eterr,nh coros
| s,.d % 9nnarstns and fhstrr.tlrea Tsrons ~e"
1;n;tion n s G.ittenden's corns> lat and
| ent1, Tentncrv fa1i nnnn E1rhv Em.th,s rear
r,a-i .1 fn,tv rn},es from G Gumhe4,and Can On On
| Wsdnesdsy ana rnnfed Them. taxing a. nris.
nnera md 15o head OF cattle.
onf H. ss,h f,;no;a rso;sns,t co1 Frank sber
rsx Nv ~ ~ ;rhtTG3iisd and TorniedM nj,
att, u.ou, Aost p4.y1ia 1ts~ 'Ao ~'A ga
s@esma, :,.Ly a111y .nrec wc1, ~, 17,xn,7c,-r
IHE SllUAEAOS In hco1uCh1.
, 1862-10-28

Another proposition comes to put arms
into the hands OF blacks, and have them
fight among white troops. This time the
tory presses will be dumb, and the secesh
Times Of this city mute with admiration,
Stor it ia now, said to be, the rebels who
propose to make the negroes their allies.
They Will hare no squeamishness about
4ke nigger. We shall hear nothing Of the
f61Iy Of Furnishing taflless monkeys With
.flp,arins VIXEN It comes to be tha South
wpo do it; and they are supposed to IN.
ddetand these blacks. Well, it will seve
.:ufthe trouble Of arming them, md thy
sTin come over bodily at sight Of the Star
ald Stripes. But will the masters arr
/ item at alls We doubt it. ,:~>:- =
, 1862-10-28

7iands By the company, the following rcg1lal
toasts were proposed and responded to:

7iands By the company, the following regular
toasts were proposed and responded to:
TEE PRESIDENT or TIE UNITED srArEs--secone
on}y to. .Waahtngten n The love ofths nation; NAY
coEerea. Song. ..AmeEea," :" by the COMPANY;
# h = DIT aa'!SF e. cz1rsnAr1-Re.pondea to BY
Corporal ]. a. Moore.
NAJon TAr1on-May his friends at home be as
a9 bis admirers IN the ne!t aad sy hs
In retponte to this, made few remarks In his
u1ual happy style
and health acd prosperity attend hin. Capt.
Samuel Barrett rose. and in response spoke In
Eoms length Of the battery. its past history and
dttds.
THE PnEss-sfay liberty be It's watch word and
liberty 1ss reward. Refpontel to on behaH OF
the press By private F. N. aas1on.
M s1x o. Or IT, nsIef ont ad 19 efea
ThE BATTLE or DElnosT-PfiTate y. D. Crczo
T9se !, reenon55e a, and gave vivid description OF
FoEr uEsaT AND coxAoponE FoorE-Re-
sp9nded to by private Grove n. Willis. song
ffneB% f. B9aess oY q r.
Responded to BY private Edwin Bancroft, IN a few
th1Et bSt telling !e@a1ks; ,e.1 NV ..o,. h,.~.
t1iot who met bis death in that fierce action meet
an eternal reward. Responded to By Lieu. ]. 2.
lfumtey-SonGs Oh wrap the Fla3 around me,
Boys"
iHs SIEGE OF ComsTn-9ong, 'eKtngdom has
CeMe," by the company.
COMPANY 4. 'CueAoo LIGHT Anrn1Enr-sec-
ond to 1yne in the uuion. Happily responded to
By Capt. P. Wood, Of Company i.
ALI THos1 WHO HAVE FouGHr AND BIED Fon
n. EN1eN-,Handeoms1y responded to by pirate
OuR WKsrEsE Ann1-Co1 Fowler. OF Chicago,
roEe- and in happy effort. he highly enloglzed
the Western army for theit past deeds and
encceas.
OcEAs's EmG-The Monitor. An excellent re-
sponse by private Charles J. StfcxneY* Song
"Co1unbfa the Gem Of the Ocean" by the COM
pany.
erAl. Drank standing and in silence.
OCn GCEsTs-l:ent Whfttfe.- Of the I'D I'LL
ncis. made mD1t brilliant response. Song
''1ia]1y rnrud the Flag By the company.
HvAE-I. y. Pe1due Of chicago, G1ade few re-
marks in Tesponse; Song" Star spanGled Ban
ner." BY all present.
This closed the regular toasta for the even
ing. Several the speeches Vtre made after
this and before the closing Of the meeting.
We should have been glad TO be able to pub.
lish the responses In full, but want Of space
l. in cur columns compel us to do otherwise.
Several Of the responses Of the privates are
we'll worthy OF much greater occasion.
The celebration came to close at au carly
hour, aud every one departed well satisfied.
All seemed to have enjoyed themselves to the
utmost. We returned home highly grattfsd
With the ceremonies of the evening, aud II
possible, with still higher opinion Of this
celebrated battery.
, 1862-10-28
TIE APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE
ktAKN2.

THE APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE
DAVIS.
The President has filled the vacancy in
the Judicial Circuit comprising the States
Of Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin By the
appointment Of Hon. David Davis 0
Bloomington. THIS distinguished honor is
well bestowed, in calling to this important
position q gentleman Of great worth, whose
qualities were well and justly known to
the President by the intimate relations Of
personal friendship for years maintained
between uaem. OF the appointment Of
tlcir honored townsman the Bloomington
P'ntagraph fittingly says:
Judge Davis viii take with him to the bench IN
amount OF judicial learning. experience. good
sente and inccrzutthi11ty. which vii be large
and rich addition to ,he t1ue treasures OF tue na-
t:oa- IL has served long and faithfully in our
lever courts: and tbe people Of this Judicial dr.
tttct Will detply feel how much they lose. while
they can hut rtjoiee to see the merits Of . Wise
man recognized By his promotion to higher
place. Abraham Lincoln. we thank you.
, 1862-10-28

The Illinois Allotment Commission
eFNs
STERLING, H., Oct. Il, 1882.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
lam requested by the friends Of the soldiers
to ask you the following questions:
lst. Who are the allo: meut commissioners
for this State, and what Is their postro1l}ce ad-
press?
I'd Whit manner do they proceed to pay
the amount allotted over?
The reason OF this is that many Of the
soldiers In the 34th Illinois allotted q part OF
their pay many months ago, since which time
neither the soldiers or any Of their friends
have heard one single word. would suggest
that If these commissioners are holding this
money, they are doing thousands of destitute
families great wrong. Please answer this
through your paper.
Youra, &c, 4. A. TERRELL.
NorH.-Ve give place to this letter In fnll
and refer tie writer aud Ill anxious to invesh
gate the subject to Hon. Lewis Ellsworth
who, doubtless, as one Of allotment co1nmls
mitsioners Of this State, can entirely satisf.
all such irauisies.-EDs. TRIBUNE.
, 1862-10-28
HON. I, n. ARNOLD AND THE
CANAL BILL.
Letter from Captain Z. B. Ward.

capta!u S. Clement;
DEAR S1R-I sincerely regret to hear that
there is any doubt about the return Of the
Hen. I. N. Arnold to Congress at the coming
election. One Of the most SERIOUS evils that
las affected thu North for great many years,
has been repeated change Of officers, and espc-
cjnlly Congressman. As soun as { member
has BECOME fairlg acquainted wi.b his duties,
some den1agogue who wants place, sets to
work to dl. place him, and By cunning in-
trfgue succeed in their efforts. IF the peo-
, 1862-10-28
PARSON BROWNLOW
IN ILLINOIS,
The Fire On the PrairIes

Especial Dispatch the Chicago Tahnne.]
NATION. Oct. u, 1862.
The meetings Of Parson BrownloW this af-
ternoon and evening we're q perfect ovation.
We found large number of Tennessceans,
some Of whom were his o1n relatives and
many Of them his former friendsfn that State
His narrative Of his prison experience from
the traitors produced most thrilling effect.
The best Of feeling prevails, and our friends
here express great confidence that they can
carry much moro than our average for the
ticket Of freedom.
, 1862-10-28

): Qu1ScY, Oct. .o7.-Capt Mcdonald, thu
notorious northeast Missouri bushwhacker,
rode Into Hannibal on Saturday last, SOLITARY
ceeded to the headquarters Of Col. H.y*ard.
We learn that he stated to the colonel tnat he
found that It was impossible for him to get on!
Of the State with his men, and had coma "a
sgree upon terms, with REV to surrender
bis whole command to government as prtsoa.
ers. What terms we're agned upon We na7e
not learned.
, 1862-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-The draft in this
city, which should take plsco tomorrow, hss
aga,u been postponed fol =. week, when the
oTot. Of the city will probably be provided for
6y volunteers Both branches OF the ON
moi council and the citizens are offsring
most generous bounties to Induce men to
ynlnnIeer. There is no doubt that Puiladel-
mia has exceeded her quota BY thousands,
hit she does not receive credit Tor many OF
her regiments. and will thus be compelled, to
raise nearly II, 600 more men th.n her just
, 1862-10-28
LATEST FROM THE SOUTH
Rebel Rumors and Reports
MEMS FRon VARIOUS POINTS In DIXIE.
FROM GEM. MITCHELL'S DE-
PARTNlEMT.
Rumored Federal Repu1se.

FORTRESS MoSHor. Oct. 25.-A flag oftruee
ty the boat Warner has arrived. Sae brings
100 parpled Union prisoners from Aiken's
Landing,
Travellers from Winchester report that our
army we're crossing the Potomac on Monday
Our pi;kets attacked the enemy from seve-
rs1 roints near Nashville at daylight on the
I'D, driving in the pickets aud 9tli1g several
aud capturing fifty; Among the Killed Is ".
B. Stokes, colontl OF renegade Tc1uessee
regiment, and one other federal colonel. We
drove the enemy into their cntrenchments ae
Nashville.
stirring appeal TO the citizens Of his State In
behalf Of tile army, and calls for contributions
Of clothes tor the eotdiers for the coming
winter
The Lynchburg Republican says there is q
general stampede from Culpepper throughout
the country, owing to Ehe anticipated early
advance Of the Yankees in that direction.
Having once suffered from the federals they
are unwilling to undergo like treatment. :.
4 great many persons South have received
permission to leave the confederacy. They
src genenlly aliens, claiming protection q
European consuls.
| captured at HaTma1ket aud Rappahannock,
| arrived at Libby prlRou last evening.
The Richmond VHtg OF the pa says:
4 letter from the mayor OF WilRington, N.
! c.. eays that for the first time in many weary
! days, the reports OF new cases OF fever $40 = !.
| a fsliiDg of, and We NON hope We have at Last
| reached the worst.
The Richmond Wig Of Oct. asd contains
the following: :. -....
.Ths Yankee commissioner. ): r: Wood, who
Is now in this CITY, has notified the coufeder'
ate authorities that hereafter persoas Claim
| ing the protection of foreign goyernments
viii rnt be allowed to proceed to the domin'
ions Of Lincoln On the Hsg OF truce boat.
The Richmond Enquirer OF the 34th Inst
also eays that General Mcclellan il falling
back into Maryland. which move will dis
hearten the North. TIE same paper also coz
Trims the following Item: TIE yclloF teVe1
has made Its appearance In several towns o
Texae. At Sabine Pass at the latest date!
there had been TWENTY-FIVE deaths, aud mosa
OF the people there had fed from the place.
| The Richmond Enquirer, Of the eth, ha:
SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct. 23.-The abolitioni.t
attacked in force Pocatal1go and Co3a Fatchte
Yesterday. They we're gallantly repulsed t
their uunboa's at Mackay's Point and Bee
Landing. hy Col ". g. Walker, commandin|
the troops. The enemy came on thirtee
eunboats and transports. The Chatlesto
railroad is uninjnred. The abou utionlsts lei
their dead and wounded on the field. On
Il cavalry are In hot pursuit
i cnAa1rsros, Oct. es.-The guuboats Of tn
enemy anchored to-day belox Coosawatchi'
and hnded their forces. Wd have drive
them back to their gunboats. :.
= I
, 1862-10-28

THE HEHaLD,S LAST CANARD.
The follo1ing Is tue latest canard Of the
Herald, exploded by our Washington dis
patch. Tint sheet professed to foreshadow
~i1h certainty the following \ stunning
programme:
F1csr-The tranefer Of Gen. Mcclellan from the
command Ut the Army Of the Potomac to the Of
flee Of general-in-chlef at Washington. npw held
by Gstn. Halietk,
sAcosD-Ihe transfer Of Gen. Halleck to bis
original command of the great department OF the
Weet.
TnlRn-The promotion Of Gen. Hooker, CON:
Da1itcr Of 1hc iIrst army corps, to ths comu2nd
Of tht Army Of the Potomac,
, 1862-10-28

TOR SALE-Drngs "A selected
L. stock OF genuine fresh Drugs TOR sale At less
than New York cost, address o. ca1l on W4. LAW,
il. Room !! Larmon Block. Chicago Ills.
, 1862-10-28

new Yoak, Oct. 27.-The Express processes
to have reliable information from some odd.
clal circles in Europe, that England and
The southern confederecy, II the ioins offers
Of meaiation and armistace for four Or six
menths, to be proposed to NJ: Seward, arc
rot accepted. They fear alava ins1rrectloa =
In The south, says the Etp+rss. after the lat Of
Jurua1y, mud It is to afford their o~n ci'izeus
residirg there ample protection. under the
neH Of ,h. it regularly appointed agents, that
Erglhl and France will ciatm ths necessity
Of recognizing the NON coafedezacy.
, 1862-10-28

HIfth Congregational District Appo1nt-
mcuk&s
hon. Aaron Tyler will address the people
of the 5th Congressional district at the follow
ing times and placss upon the war questions
OF the day:
Wednesday. October e9th, at Kewanec, at
O'Clock p. m.
Tau1eday, October 3oth, at Galvs, at To'c1ock
friday, October s1st, at Galesburg, at O'Clock
Saturday, November let. at Knoxville, at Z
p<elcckr. N.
Monday, November Sd, at Psozia, at 7o'clock
, 1862-10-28

New YoRk, Oct. 27.-The steamer Hon
duras, from Pensacola the 18th. reports tho
ht alth OF the troops good. Com. Fauagut
was there with the Hartford, Brooklyn, 6us-
quehanns, Pfeb1e and Potomac, waiting or
dets to attack Mobile.
, 1862-10-28

Bosron, Oct. e7.-Hon. John 9. Clifford do
c1Ines the peoples nomiratlon for Congress-:
In the frat distrlct, aud saya his support o.
| qualification,