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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-06
PROPOSALS.

ASSISTANT oUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
PADUchH, KY, October IS. 1862. I
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
L Office until l. O'Clock M. on Wednesday, the
18th day of November, 1862, for furnishing
g, 1000
Three Thousand Tons Of first class Timothy Hay,
well pressed, and delivered in good, stout barges
or boats, each boat load to be accompanied by
affidavit of at least one reliable person, stating
the quantity of Hay contained therein.
ESQ, OO0.)
Sixty Thousand Bushels of sound Merchanta-
bles, shelled Corn, 56 lbs. to the bushe), put up
in new gunny bags, Tor otherwise if so stipulated
in the contract) and delivered in such quantities
as in the opinion of the undersigned the wants OF
the service may require.
(20,0oO.)
Twenty Thousand Bushels Of Oats, (32 lbs to the
busheil, to be clean and sound, and d livered in
similar manner, and subject to the same provis-
ions Corn.
The undersigned reserves the right of rejecting
all bids made, and of increasing diminishing the
quantity of Hay, Oats and Corn one third each.
Bids must be made in the name Of all the parties
connected Irih the transaction. On the back or at
tachcd to the bid, will be guarantee, signed by
two persons OF known responsibility, that the bid
der Will execute the contract, with approved
surety for its performance il awarded to him. The
driiverT Of the Forage in suitable quantities must
commence in ten days from the date OF contract,
the terms Of which Substantially stated in this
advertisement. 1t is particularly requested that
bidders he present at the opening Of the proposals
Without positive knowledge that the parties are
reliable, bids will be acted upon unless the per-
sons making them are present at the opening
Terms for making proposals Will be furnished
upon application at this Office.
C. A. PIERCE,
nov3-td Capt. and A. Q. II.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-06

BaT The 103d Illinois regiment left
Peoria on Thursday last for Cairo Their
departure was cheercd by the best wishes
of the citizens Of that city.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-06

RIVER NEws.-There is no change in
the river at this point
The D. B. Campbell made two trips
between this place and Henderson yes
terday
The Lue Eaves,. Com. Mitchell, hav-
ing been put in good repair, made trip
to Henderson yesterday.
The Atalanta left yesterday for points
below.
The Delaware, due from Louisville,
had not arriAed up to late hour last
night
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-06
GROCERIES.

L'REsH CAN FRUIT IN LARGE QUART CANS
Z 1870 Cans Peaches,
$50 do Strawberries,
$50 do Raxpberries,
80 do Blackberries,
800 do Tomatoes,
Oct23 For sele at H. A. COOKS
pKEsERvEs-@
L doz half gal Jar Strawberries,
Z a :. ss+ =. nasIOeF les,
do Damsens.
q " do :. " Oranges,
6ctEa at II A. COOKS.
IELLIEs JELLIEs = I-----I-----
y doz TumbIers Strawberry jelly, .
A do Tumblers Peach - . rry
do Tumblers Current
do Jars a
do DO Lemon /"
Oct23 At II. A. COOKS
HoFoR CAKES AND PUDDINGs-
d q g g Rose, -
Ge 8 do do Pine Apple. 1ggra A
r1g$ do do Celery,
do do CochiDeal, t-.
oct23 For sale low by II, A. COOK.
RIACARONI AND yERMECELLA-
w 10 boxes Imported Ataccaroni, r.. I.
r, " do do Yermicella,
: oct23 at II. A COOKS.
FANCY SOAPS t.. -..
Il 20 doz Extra Transrar Mt Soap,
~ Magnesium Honey :" ftl-f
IS boxes Narigated bar g
81 doz p. G.. Gycerine
81 boxes asst'd soaps for Barriers and Hotels,
obt For sale at II. A. COOKS
A MERICAN PRIDE is THE NE PLUS ULTRA
50 doz 80, AP Backing,
5nC do. " 2 g g ass
40 do 3 Z" J"
50 do
Only to be used 20 be liked, for sale at
oct23 - II. A. COOKS
COTTON YARN.-50 BAGS 5@'s and co.'s
u for sale by S. Il. G1LBERT& co.
octlS No. 4sycamore STREET,
NEW NO. HERRTNG.-5e BOXES BEST
~ just received at 5. y. GILBERT CO.,
octiS NO sycamore street.
DURE CIDER YINEGAR.-5o BBLs. JUST
Il received by S. +. GILBERT & CO.,
oct Is No. 4sycamore street.
NEW CORN BROOMs-l5O DOZ. EXTRA
IN just received and for sale by
S E. GILBERT CO.,
octls No Main street.
CITAR CANDLEs.-735 WHOLE HALF AND
- quarter boxes for sale low. in lots, the trade,
by ;. Il. GILBERT CO.,
octis No. Main street.
CTARCH-90o BOXES BEST QUALITY,
- for sale by 5. Z. GILBERT & CO.,
ociz No. 4. Sycamore stre
d EFINED SUGARS-55 bbls assorted just re-
IL ceiyed and for sale by
OctIS S. Z. GILBERT & co.
Sardines, Oysters and Shad.
X CASES SARDINES. 10 aCASES CAN oYS-
- tiers, and b cans;
5 cases fresh Lobst rs
cases Locust Shad; a.a III
cases fresh Salmon. For sale at
-. ELLT0rT'S Family Grocery
EtORN MEAL AND FLOUR so BUSHELS
" Fresh Ground Corn Meal; 10 sacks Double
extra Flour just received and for sale at
seo27 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
EXTRACTS! EXTRACTS-5o DoZ.ASs0RTED
II kinds and sizes Genunine Extracts, for sale at
ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
A MOTHER FRESH LOT OF C0LBURN'S
~ celebrated Dandelion Cofiee
2 o rs Miles GrcHBd Sand Coffee;
500 lbs pure ground Coffee. just received at
sep27 ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
DALMORAL SKIRTS.-WE HAVE RE-
ID ceived another nice lot of Balmoral skirts
which we sell cheap.
oct ~ SCHAPhER BUsSING,
80 Main street
IN DoZ. NATURAL PRESERVED PINE AP-
~ pies Ia glass, p doz- natural Preserved Pine
Apples in quart cans. just received at
f ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery
CIAMsl HASIsl -5,ooO lbs NICE SUGAR
IL Cured Hams, just received at
EEhIeTF'S Family Grocery.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-06
Cider.

TNRESH PRESSED SWEET WINTER APPLE
u Cider, for sale by T. SCEIRMER.
nov5 W Cor. Sixth and Division SITS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-06

MOVEMENT OF TRoOPs.-CoL Shackle-
ford s regiment or the portion of it that
has been at Henderson for some time
past left that place for Bowling Green
on Tuesday, where the balance of the
regiment now is This regiment will, we
predict, be one of the most efficient in
Kentucky, and we expect to hear from it
often. f 'F
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-06

BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, &c
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-06

FLOORING! Flooring!
M X. JAMES STEELE Is NOW DRESSING
AVA Tor me u, o feet good common thoroughly
seasoned Pine Flooring which am selling AZ az
low price Of Twenty five Dollars per thousand.-
Call and see il, corner Main and seventh streets.
sep z'-e&wlM JOHN y. GLOVER,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13
fad not 10 Ssnd and get his Book.
A Word Of Solemn CONSCIENTIOUS Adyies
TO those who will reflect

class Of malalics prevail to feaTsal exten, In 60
muny, do ming at least 10000 youth q SEXES ID,
uuHN, to an carly grave. Those diseases are very i'm
perfectly utd'rsnni- Their external manifestations a.
syHlstas. are Nervous Debility, Relaxation aud Exhans
ton, Marasmus wasting and cpnsumpto u the tss
Of the whole body. sharurss u Breathing or hn,;,J
breathing On ascending lin fight of stairs Frn.,
Ftlbit nH OF TIE laHt shaking q the tland an Iip,l
society suA tceiness aud study dit,uss =
i've sight 1ss Of Memory dizziness II The tad ~,-,I
Pains la various parts u the body, Ind Ersiion rrs
uttity II the b1srl brarEU Secrgtiuns II the kln.y
aad saa->cNu4l Organs, Ipji,pxy ltysterta AMI ~,
SpaslBs Dcs poudeucy snd Depression Of N .pr
often great a. 10 preucc Insanity Rhch rs.
quautiY. trupiaate. iu suicide.
It's haueiul class IF disorders ard hns n eiEes rs
named "a Tuhcrcaar and bronchial Can,unIstop A.. .
tases al HE Throat and Heart, Asthma Catarrh have
their sat ia, sud fyse their iH tru4r Diseases Of H.
'fH>g'ua organs vefy irequeutiy aud a large mo-
ipsitV Of rasrs
In. ANuaiw s4aSH. Ffys~ian 70 the Teor Lrxa ~,
liHEEyr IN rrrTt Ia. stusgi nal Investigated this IN
=laaa at@ u'uaae elias. IT rgudsrH tnaI-iirs Win nr
t'uat al stioa au'i Bssauity, aud Is engaged in.
u-att#E III #W with tie most uHhrarh II success. IT,
I'rs1al presence" 4tieuHuee q the rstri, victim
Eistg il iffet ssz + and admirably arranged
v.u eysrf I-sile fyiitt. in4t be sent 4y mai
ee 81 -. t' a pafts 4 the Juga tbs Cana31s as
~ the f44fttHtJBH
f-tf b. sc5His ideally determined ard the ,-,.
pan II atm 4 pi fraa analysis Il the secretion,
4 a hsuNsY ir u s tipaa and frsfn rgiutca ,nt.rr
saiafs farias'ri each applicant
- II. lr-H.H;HHH Haakts Il a pow rfu Mi-re-,
-eyies a#zI FUa-'e f##aaI Apparatus
ftie3ts applying tr tutyraeaieries or advIc~
must rsturH 'Hcs#>a staiEi,, g. uesi attention
j. b. aii'tlses la3 s.esa "a he fifd the fnsti.
tgtaa tir rat'-ui.tlsu. fafn \ NJ to T. NJ Of each
day. sunday I'D die aarzaa-ln.
A4lre.s. DIT ANDREW STONE,
Phl-isaa To- a." Tl Lun- aHd Hygiene Institute AID
IA! s4et i'r diseases Of 4Ae Heart, tHfaa; and Lungs
% f.sh ssFvcf, Troy, y. Y i.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13

Ats court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
aa4 TT TIE oauuiY II Hancock the Iourth
Msd4e.iav 3 Aftl, 4. y. Ist2.
~ TIE petition 81 Ella beth NJ. Dodge admin
~ istfatIiI 81 tue e.tste oi John ;. Dodge, late
Of fremont, IA sa5j county deceased, representing
that tie i.r-uual estaie II sai4 deceased Is not
sufficient To- pay the just ieht. which be owed
at tie time e rs death by tho sum Of
ono hundred and tfty dollars. aud praying for
a iteeacc 10 cell aud convey - much ot the real
estate 81 sai4 deceased may be necessary for
the pa3mctt ot saIa debts and incidental charges:
bs1efsf,- That the Petitioner give notice there
Of 10 the heifs Of sail deceased a I'd 10 all per-
ons Interested, in said estate by causing copy Of
this order to be published In the Ellsworth Ameri-
can printed ia Ellsworth, in said County, three
weeks successfully that they may appear 81 a Pro-
bate Court to be holden a, Ellsworth, in said
County. on the third " cdncsday Of June next, ut
ten Of the clock ia the forenoon AMI shew cause if
any they have Why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
true copy Attest.
Is A. a. BARTLETT. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13
County of Hancock.

TREAsuRrR's 0rFIcE, May, 1862
Statement OF Costs, allowed in Criminal
Prosecutions at the April Term OF the SUI
prcme Judicial Court and Court Of County
Commissioners, viz -
Allowed by County Commissioners.
State v jonathan Davis & ais.
Total amount, IS, 10
Originated before John Stevens.
State V. Charles L. Friend 4 al.
Total amount, 40
Originated before John Stevens
State V. Andrew Knight It ais.
Total amount, I,0l
Originated before John Stevens.
State Y. Jonas Mason.
Total amount, $50
Originated before John Stevens.
Statev, Patrick powd.
Total amount, 5,Gs
Originated before William Somerby,
State '. Alsah f. llaH kins.
Total amount 500
Originated before William Somcrby.
State Y. Nathan ) Robinson,
Total amount, 2,3j
Originated before William Somerby.
State ). J seph Harris
Total amount. 90
Originated before ca. SpoGard.
State Y. John Mclaughlin.
Total amount. 500
Originated before Nathan White.
State Y. James \ Smith.
Total amount. 90
Originated before Nathan " bite.
State '. T. Els.
i tai amount. 90
Originated before ; g. Rich.
Allowed by supreme Judicial
Court.
safe '. Moses Iapran.
Total amount. l2i Is
Originated before Nathan " hite
State '. Patrick Kelley.
T1tal amount. 19.771
Originated bzl9re W iIItAan SJmcrty.
STATE '. Pr oreII fFsethy.
ia.at ulauJt il
Originated bsi0ra john X. Egiman.
State y Albion p Ssamm,n.
It'll amount. $50
Originated lesore t'rand Jury.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13
Dated at Buck sport this 2lst day Of May, 4 pIst2
N . T / Q Z

'E'liE undersigned, having sold their stock il
trade, hereby give notice that the Will al
tend u the settlement % their aeeognts at the Of
arg # WV. T. PARSER, Esq, Whiting Block.
Immediate payment Of all notes aud demand.
Low due Will cave expense.
D.. y. MOOR 4 CO.
Ellsworth, Nay 18th. Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13
STYLE A.. No. 10-Pricc SO, 30.

7 to ~ w. u IIJI '7IW ~.
his garment is made from our fine German Broad
10th, IN different shades Of delicate drafts 1t Is
cut with pain sack body, Of medium length,
somewhat shorter than last years STYLES; : finish
cd N.th broad hem two inches vide, stjtcatd iue
with silk, two rows. Ii has jacket sleeve rath.
larger than eur Winter garments and n rolling
or coat collar Of silk, gu tcd very fine, in block
checks or squares. 1t has an ciey CANT new cu1 Of
six, quilted to match the cellar, which goes al
around the siecvc. and laps abaut three inches on
The outside The pockets and wells are made ct
silk and quilted to match, and placed aH the oU +
~IaE of TIE garment. Button holes in front trim
me. with lew Ocean She'll buttons T- cloak is
4 perfect gem, and viii lie lauch liked by all La.
LIS II Ia.tr and Ii.t.- iInltnfi.n-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13
CERTAIN CURE
IN LII CASES. Or 10 CHARGES MADE.

r. ifla is crr-4I.ad dstlY. ifUtg D. N. II.
t'5se, aEi a.. tei ziI y'seH.ic d.s.as~s II every
Hsae s4=i tA'ars hat8z r. . svafiFi atleuI 90 aud
,Nrrtaf ulr' tu-c ssili i.al4aa sich cslls IA
Dfll, t1f s, fArfs q tAs t,lf.Es shtAln advice
NafaH= tar ltEse.AHs H r. SEES. siaud higher IN
t'- lrsfrs,l .iau Eiie es.e's1r.I pa BOW W Endf
esit street ia,-'it 1s~ .s isss thr scrvic q an
sslsfsied ihystsaa AMI srsyvl should give him cali
Am, Is iyIs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13

Style V, No. l2-Price s., 30.
\ snort Jacket sack, Rude frum fine all wool Fan
cy French Ciaakin-, notified. peryading color pur-
pie, collar, pocket wclts, and cuiI., bound win
heayv purple six, two pockets. and trimmed " ii
ocean Shell buttons More show to it than any
garment in oar stock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13

To the Honorable Psfkcr Tuck. Judge afPr5batc
within and tar the County Of Aaac.ek.
1 , EFEE>ENfs the uudetsE Gel, Albert II
IL Hall 81 EueAsp"rt ia sai1 county that
m q. Chase, late 4 .Aid Eark.port by GIs sea
ed sreement, da'ei May Ia, 80. c5geuauted
and greed VITA Ju,cpA +. LlmfLl5e To c.la.ey L.
all, hIs heir aud gus sn e Ttain caudlt l0us
therein aaIsgd, 1T u lAGt the westerly side
# Mcdonald street in said Huck sport villa G,
commencing at the e.rncr Of c. II. Ree's lot.
thence westerly by his lot eight rods thence
.gathefly by the school house lot about four rods
AMI ffe links 70 land Of /. Wentworth; theuer
easterly by his lan cisLt rods to Mcdonald street
AMI thence uofrheriy by Mcdonald street about
tour rods aud five Inks t. the place ut bcginuins.
lie further represents, that saii Ian hire did on
the 9th day Of March A. u. ls62 duly asst IN said
obligation 10 hl,a, AMI that he Is ready to forfeit
the conditions taereof. and that TIE Executors Of
said Chase who was prevented by lis disease from
conveying said estate, are willing to convey the
same; he therefore pFays that upun the due per-
iufmance On his par, f the conditions Of said
bond. the Executors ct the VIII OF said Chase, who
are /, {. WoOdmaR AMI J. Buck, both Of said
BueksPort. may be authorized and empowered II
convey TIE same 10 him.
A. II. NALL.
Dated at Buekspott this 2lst day Of May, A.nIst2.
At Court Of Probate held al BucAsport, within
and for the County Of Hancock On the third
Wednesday Of May, A. b, l2t2.
On the foregoing petition,
Ordered That the Petitioners give notice
to all persons interested, by causing copy OF the
petition and order Of eour, thereon to be publish.
ell three weeks successfully in the,EllswoI;h Amer
lean, newspaper printed at Ellsworth. that they
may appear at Probate Court to be held at Ell..
worth IN said county, on the third Wedaesday
Of June next, at ten of the clock ia the forenoon
and shew cause, il any they have, Why the pray.
er Of said petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-A. 4. BARTLETT, Register
true Copy Of the petition and order Of court
thereon.
u Attest:-A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13

II eontinae . carry On Tic

NJ continue . carry On the
s a I u : III a z I IL @
.usiness- at The old stand. whore old friends and
II n want Of any Eogk in lis line, are inyitod tt
siL em4o
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p ce 5000.

fzrasissraa caasassAfs pa-.fs5 sseHe confidential,
~ s4tasE. IsH. s##a#47HF-
Al4fa.,, Mrs.. y. o. STONE, Id,
LIS Ms.zaa &. .t- l4=ssa.isa. To-. \. !.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13

Style D., No. 20-price $500,
Is made Of the best Niddlesex Saeking in all the
different >has,as. 1t is cut with loose sack body
-! medium length, coat sleeve and rolling collar,
TIVE pockets, troad lem around the b tom -
Ocean Shell buttons and button holes, single
breasted cuff, collar and pocket welts are ma /,
Il silk quilted IN fine Ii ek etocks to mateh each
timer, and in contrast with tle color OF TIE gar.
neut,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13

1+1I7''771 - ~ : > lIVI'
y bah persons owing the Grm Of 8. + Fl
FIELD & CO, for work aud material previous to
this season, particularly called on adjust the
same
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13
New ClOakS.

New ClOakS,
MI wish to call the attention Of ,he Ladics
w Of Ellsworth aud viciaity, to cur large
aeaortmont Of New
Spring Style Of Cloaks,
manufactured from the choicest shades Of Foreign
and Domestic Cloakiugs, and the neat and sureri.
manner in which cur Cluaks are get up. We
give tie prices and descriptions Of Il few et the
lea'ios styles, to enable those from distance,
Jrlerias, to form some idea Of the styles.
Style B., No. 90-Price 81, 90,
Is made fron the tiue Eagle Mills Sackiug Of diff
tcrcnt grades OF Drabs, Grays and States. It is
cot with the fuuse sack body vf medium length,
new Jacket sleeve, narrow rolling CO lar, square
cuffs aud pocket welts broad hem at the bottom
Stitched twiee-thc collar, cuff, and welts hemmed
and trimmed with caliogn Of different shades,
either to match or contrasting with the color e:
tie cloth from which tue garment is made.
STYLE O., No. 2O-Price IS, 60,
Z, raadc f,om fire MidaIesex Sucking, in drab and
ltr or grey shaics. L Is cut with PeleTne fronts
-ue< back, with gore between back and front
which takes up over tho arm quite full, forming a
sleeve; has pointed collar waieh is trimmed with
Inc calloon (of pretty contrast with the -armcuO
mid ou fat All stitched twice; broad hem eta the
bottom and stitched twice. pretty ani cheap
garment, ami a great fayerte.
Style r., No. 20-Price Sc, 90,
Is a new svlc in length, between the regular short
s8ek ana medium lou-h. made from al ,,5o v i'd
aieseN cloth. }leact seefes, pointed CELLAR and
bound WIth silk loon two p8ckcis and trimmtt!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13
DISSOLUTION.

fENHE CopartnefsLip heretofore existing be
d tween the subscribers, under the name an,
style Of :, F. FiElELD CO, is hereby dissoly
I'd ty mutual consent. All debts dle the trim ar,
to be paid tos. T. FUEEln, who will also adjust
ali accounts against said fra.
:. F. FIFIELp
GEO. ii. BROOKS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-13

style r., 20 N-Price sc, 00,
Is a short j,cket sack, Of fGe atwood cloth, tck-
etsley,es, sack back bound With broad heavy sifk.
etched twice around, pockets, and heavy cuts,
1Id trimmed with ocean sdcii buttons
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-28
The 18th Regiment,

Considerable excitement prevailed al
Madison 90 the Goth inst, caused By the
refusal Of a portion Of the 18th Regiment
to leave for the war under the order Of
the Governor About 700 men obeYed
the order Of their officers, and left on the
train for ST. Louis, but $50 remained, and
protested against leaving the State until
they were paid off ike all of the other
Regiments which have departed. The
Madison correspondent Of the Milwaukee
NeUs writes from that city as follows con
corning the cause Of characterization:
o These poor men have had no pay,
and it drives them to madness to think IF
leaving their families without the neces-
saries Of life. Outside influence, in the
shape Of small creditors, is brought to
bear on them, psrsuading Them that if
they persevere they will be paid eff imme-
diately. After the train left, many res
GREETED that they had not gone also. 10.
a conversation with one whom perceived
was willing to 60, he said that bis family
had spent for their support since the time
OF his enlistment, all the means which he
had been able, by hard labor, to save and
lay up, that now they were destitute. lie
said he had been promised some relief be-
fore leaving, and that he became crazed
at the idea Of going off to war leaving a
wife and three children penniless. Many
in this predicament have been regardless
Of the threats and orders of their officers.
! think they will all depart for their Regi-
ment before As hours. They are becom-
ing more reasonable and see that it will
be worse for them TO persevere in their
course .han 10 go to the seat Of war"
We have seen a despatch dated at Mad
ison on the 22d, stating that two compa
MES OF Col. MULLIGAN's Brigade arrived
on special train, from Chicago the night
before, and Immediately proceeded to
Camp Randall, and disarmed and took
prisoners all the soldiers who were quar-
tered there No resistance was offered.
About 200 Of the 18th regiment, in
charge Of the Illinois troops left there at
l0:45 o'clock. A number have deserted,
and left the city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-28
Important from Mexico.

The news from Mexico is highly impor
tans. BY the arrival ofshe Roanoke, which
sailed from Havana on the 18th inst, We
learn that important notifications have
been made IN the plans of the allies and
new direction given to their military
movements. The English troops are about
to retire from Mexico, and part Of the
Spanish forces are returning to Chba. All
idea Of active interference in the internal
politics of Mexico seems TO be abandoned
and a convention has been entered into
between the commissioners of the allied
powers and the Mexican government.
which yields to the troops of the former
the temporary occupation Of the three cit
les of Cordova, Orizaba, anG Tehuacan,
with stipulation that in case Of the fall
ure of further negotiations they shall retire
to certain designated positions towards
Vera Cruz. 1t is likewise stipulated in the
convention that when the allied troops
commence their march 10 occupy the
above named cities the Mexican flag shall
be hoisted in the city Of Vera Cruz and
the castle Of San Juan de Uloa. In con>
sormity with these stipulstions the move
mentz Of the allied troops had already been
commenced, and the Mexican flag was
hoisted in Vera Cruz on the 26th of Feb
ruary.
There 10 rumor in Havana, which
lacks confirmation, that Mr., CoRwIE, our
minister to Mexico, had offered to guaran
tee, in behalf of Mexico, the payment of
the interest on the debts due by her to the
allies. The prospec. now bids fair for a
pacific settlement, prospect which will
doubtless improve when the news of the
recent American victories shall have reach
ed Europe.