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, 1862-11-13

The New Albany und.) Ledger has story IS
TO the fu:urc Of Buell., which needs confirms |
tion. It says Don Carlos is to have command |
Of an czpe dir:on to the South Atlantic or Gulf |
coasts. BE will not be connected @ith Banks |
in command Of the expedition now fitting out |
at New York and Annapolis, and 1t il s1g-
etste3 that Chaslee.on Sn1 Savannah are the |
points aimed ct uJ tlcso EXPEDITIONS. The
LtaSer thinks it 1nore probable that Gen.
Buell. Is TO be sent with large army to NO
bile, from wEc1ce he will march to make
Junction with Gen. Ro5scr2as' army. 1t il
understood that after the occupation Of Chat
tauocga by Ger. Kosecrans, he will leave
sufficient force there to hold the place, and
With the balance OF his army move into Ala
b:Ba and Gcorgi1. There would be but li.1ls
tnen to preyeu: an army at Mobile easily max
Ing jurction with Rosecranb, and thus occu-
pyirg Alabama and Georgia, and bringing
those s!a1es back into the Union.
Tho Late Gen. Jameson.
Drigadier General Cha1l-s d. jameson, died
at Lis residence, Oldtown, Maine, on the
9Th inst, at the early age Of thirtyfire years.
He entered the service OF the United States
at the commencement OF the present war, a.
Col Of the I'd regiment Of Maine volunteers.
At 11e 1cad Of this regiment he eyincsd, st
| tie first battle Of Bull Run, those soldi.sly
/ qualities which stamped him as military man,
| by instinct or genius, if not By education.
For gallant and meritorious conduct in this
hattie, he vas appointed brigsdler general ol
volunteers, md assigned to the command o1
brigade in the division Of the "Grlm Old
ueirtzclman." With this b1igadehe WAS ont
Of The first to enter Yorktown on the 4th o
May last He also participated in most o1 thu
engagements On the Peninsula prior to tn
Int Of June, when he WAS stricken down b,
that malady known as scam? fever" Il
was, Of course, inyalidcd and sent homo; but
; notwithstanding change Of air aud careful
treatment, he departed this life as above IT
corded. Gen. Jameson wae man Of lin
J p.rsonal appearance, a thorough disc!plin,
. | 1ian, and a ttuc and ardent lover Of his cou1
, try. Ills death causcs yoid in the toll {
gallant officers, which it will be difficult t
, I'LL
, 1862-11-13
LET TIE MISSISSIPPI EE OPENED
The waters Of the mississippi are gath

The waters Of the 3Iississippi are gath
ercd from more than half OF the continent
Chicago, though the water from our doors
1uls into the St. Lawrence, really btlon5s
to tic Mississippi Valley. The Des Pl:aincs
River, i bsanc,. Of 1ae Illinois, is only ten
miles distant from, the city, and all that
vast fertile country west Of us, ptnctrn'cl |
in all directions, ior Thousands OF miles by |
our railways, aud whose trade, Ut no dis-
tant Gay, mu=:: make Chicago tue second,
If indeed it does not become the first city
upon she continent, is drained by tho
aTathcr Of Nsa.crE." LIT The reader suo-
pose himself standing at our clboE as we
write, and let his Imagination wander far
awar. fifteen hundred miles, to the summit
Of the Rocky Mountains ives. Of Denver
city, and following 'ilosc suuao,ils aooth-
CT Thousand miles north, turn
eastward OIL Inc liuc Of Itasca Lake, and
trace the low ridge which turns the waters
into The S.: Laxrc!. CT to tllt mountains Of
Western New York, Pennsylvania and
Iirglna, and then facing round towards
the Gull, lc. him Imagine the springs Of all
this vast country mingl1ng their waters to
form thu n,i.llty Mississippi, aud eau lie
for one 1ntn,cut believe that the mi lions oi
frecmen who daily drink from these waters
will suffer il,e yil-st traitors tl,atey cursed
the car;ll, much loagcr TO put an cm5a.yyo
upon the great commercial artery Of the
co1tinent' The wonder is, tint for more
than year they have endured that chi
barge. But the word has gone forth that
4 must aud shall be broken. The West is
now moyirg, and MS well might the rebels
attempt 10 dam the Mississippi with reeds
rs to resis. the hosts that are, or suon will
he, on their way to the Gulf
Wc reveal no secrets, NC give III
particulars; but tho vast country
whose springs 2,:4Ac the Mississippi, cal
1cys1 give up The control of its commerce
Ticksbu1g, the last den Of treason upon it
hanks maY as we'll yield, for tho no5l
Western boys arc bound South, aud all til
traitors in JEFF: Davis unholy dominion
can't sop them. They mean to suak
hands with glorious I'D Zen. Butler befor
the first Of January. Let the Crescen
City bavc her parlors "swcpt and ga1
nish.d," for men more worthy to grac
them cannot be found on the face Of til
Garth. n right hearty loyal wclcom
2Wai:s them.
, 1862-11-13
Troops for General McClernand.
Hmm fha InufsYille Inurnal NnY. 11th1

The 97.h and 99ih Indiana regiments have
started on the steamers Mary Crane, Ol!ie Sui
liEan, and Mary Miller, for Columbus, Ky,
where they will be placed in the army Of Gen.
sifsippi- The New Albany LedoeT aaya seven
other Indians regiments 1tl 10 by rail to
Cairo, and thence by boat to Columbus, for
the same exp* dition. The plan of Gen Nc.
Ciernand's campaign is such ~ to Insure the
operfng Of the mississippi River to New Or
leans bY Christmas.
, 1862-11-13
w
Acting Governor OF NoR Mexica


Advices received last evening By A+f.-G
Curtis state that Gen. Schoield lies prossra-
ted hy typhoid fever at Springfield. The con-
dt,ion Of Gen. SchoftId's health led him. seV-
era1 days ago. to temporarily rslinqalsn tho
active command, and return to Springfield
His friends will be appreheasive aud anxtsus
till irtoFmed Of h}s cuuvAlesceucc, which, We
ts1st, wiil s0oh occar- MtAn"hne, fae afnv
nj tha froptier II uni1er the command OF tha
senior ofaccn Of tho division "a. Lssis Dxa-
oaat, 1lsA
, 1862-11-13

4 most ridiculous canard has been set atlost
hy the New York Htrald, purporting to be
challenge to fight 3 duel from Gen. Cas.ius
ii. Clay to one D. C. Brdsall Of New York,
for words ssid to have been used by Dirdsa1l
in speech before Democratic meeting in
that city. Gen. Clay neither sent challenge
10, nor does be know Of the existence Of such
q person as ID. G. B1rdEall.
, 1862-11-13

r. The st. Louis Republican says that Gen
Stirling Price hns been so badly treated by
the confederate authorities that 1t really be-
lieyes if there was d way open for him
10 conc back to his allegiance to the federal
government, he would do it. Perhaps that
little argument Of RosecrAns at Corinth has
had much TO do In convincing this dis,in-
gui4hed rebel Of the supreme folly Of treason.
, 1862-11-13

Abraham Lincoln is noted for tue care
he lakes never to oppose the wishes or
feelings Of The people, and for the uu-
wcaricd pains with which he seeks TO fad |
gu. What may he the popular demand, the
free aid fair judgment Of. The whole coun-
Try: as to a,y particular measure, before lie
proposes ii, or any step Of policy before hc
takes ii. 3lr. Liucoln deems himself the
servant # tic people, and never fo15cts !
that. being chosen t:y them to do their
will and execute their laws, he is bonnd to
ascertain, 1!y ell available means, what the
people wish, before he sets about any
course Of action This Difference and CON
slant suhscryicnre c1 the president, in all
his political conduct, TO the voice Of the
people, shows how thoroughly AIr. Lin
c"ln is imbuel With the true spirit of our
representative institutions, and how worthy
hc1 Of the entire trust and support Of us
to outrun popular feeling, and never to mi
tiatc measures that have not received the
clear aud undoubtcd approval Of the peo-
pie, Causes, now and then, a delay and
hating in The carrying out Of great pubic
measures, at Which The inpctuous and I'M
patient fret and grievc, md sometimes
seems almost to PUT in jeopardy the sue
GEES Of thc most important plans, and even
tie life OF til republic itsclf.
But On the other hand the qui:kness
with = hich the President responds to the
public Voice when clearly spoken; the
stern decision with which lie executes the
oaders Of tie people, when he has no douo1
as to what they demand, give assurance
1lat he may we'll be trusted with the grca
responsibility Of lis Office; and That whe1
hc acts, after much thought and long de
liberation, he will always act wisely aut
we'll. We can afford TO wait for Mr.: Lin
coln's matured opinions, and his we'll con
sidcrcd action, for We seldom, if ever, ca,
complain Of either their patriotism or wis
dom.
TIE inftaciency, delay and slowncss G
the army, verwhelming the country in los
and disaster, and threatening to ruin II,
republic, have been the thcmc Of unspsrin
condemnation, both Of the Generals xb
permitted OF planned this disgraccful sta,
OF things. and Of the President and Cat
net who have not intertered to put IN CT
to It. But there has been reason to dou
what was the actual condition of publ
feeling, and what changes the people d
mnnded. While the earnest energetic q,
determined supporters Of the Administ,
sion, and the war, demanded, with O
voice, that incapable, s}ow-moving, y
ha1fhearted generals should be removed
once, and the war pushed with all our po
+er. there was at 'ha as;lme time loud, fl,
end rei.y secl:et q! s !: s:'ll' H:o das9ruc
, 1862-11-13
KANSAS ELECTION.
Republican Majority Three Thou.
said SIX HuAdre0 and F1tty.c1ssAts


We giye below returns from tTeutT-two
Commits. Atchtson and Doniphan are not
included In this LIST for the reason that the
Republican majority in the hitter is fully Is
large as the Union majority in the foruler
The Republican majority in these twenty-tuur
counties is 3.G5S. only one Of them hlT1ng
given Union majority. Such result is un-
hea1d Of IN the political history OF the coua-
1ry. Thtre can be no doubt whatever Of the
election OF every republican candidate. Tue
distant caunlies not inc.ud.d in this List will
only swell s.ur 1n:Jorities, and cal have no
ma; cria1 inilutlice On tue Ixs1it.
The rrsult is glorious, and cannot fail to
inspire every tsue ma1 with rcIeHei couf-
delce snd hope
, 1862-11-13


The folio wing letter from actiuy Governor
Army OF this Territory to the Governor Of
Chihuahua Till doubtless Grove to be the fu:e-
runrer CT the re-openiDss of great trade over
onr Tcnitory, which has for m mber Of Jeass
been suspended. The blockade OF the Texas
ports by :he United States and the blocssde
OF the Ntxean ports by the French govern
mcnt has clos.d all means Of egress to the
East Tor no.tbern Mexico except that which
is lieTea through New Mexico.
Mir Anhere, who carries Gov. Arny's let
te1n ~ the Governor Of Cniauaaua, LET. this
city on Wednesday with trsin l1den with
MT rcbardise for sn'e in tuat STATE. He expects
to he with yon four months.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Ssnta Fe, New Mexico, Oct I'd lSGs.
To his E2c.I!cncy, the Governor Of tn.
Stnte OF Chihuahua, Republic Of Mexico.
S1R:-I have the honor Of addressing your
ENeclltncy upon matters Of great import and
turure etgniicane to The people Of this Terri
tory and the citizens Of the Republic OF Mex-
leo, especially that State of the Republic oves
which your Exce)lency is the governors. i
relates 10 tie renewal OF the great trade which
once made its thoroE55. &c o:cr the Territory
Of New Nex1co v;a Santa Fe, ouE capital, ant
between lwo sister Republics .
It is with pleasure that am able to extend
to the merchants Of Mexico ASSURANCES Of the
es1ne protection and encouragement which is
low erios ed by the merchants Of this Terri
tory il ) secure transit ACROSS The Territory Of
| Nex Mexico.
coTdia|ly invite all your merchants to ,yaiI
thcn,sely. of Ills roufc as a safe one fuo: .
train arross nnr n1a;ns f,ss hsen rohhad and
r. 1anov ~ onep;oy of tf,a ore.t tra6a yhjcn
IN farmer 1esrs nssssd thrnnr1 th;s conn.--
! and ~h;ct II: il Tow nnnarcnf il Ire l,cs. s1,i
s.fe5, rn,te esnt cia,1g r. you and Tanr nsonl
hsyr M pna-antr ~ mats e.ian fr,m fhe
| sur1ill4s ct The State of Texas
! Ca in hEf 11I1E vii n
~. 5t,;aor. - ~ +ha ,r,,.or,, +,s,,t -,
| I4@4kN ~ LII oAAA~G4o W tAN @SNCiAA ~
, 1862-11-13

Co1EMPoRAxEous H1sroRT.-There II rea-
son to beliere that \ chapter Of cotemporane-
ous history from the pen Of Gen. Halleck IL
about to be given to the world, which will
cause no little stir in military and political
circles. So says tho New York zs55uns's
Washingtou correspondent.
, 1862-11-13

RETURN oF GEORGE EN.SASnEns.-Thereb N. rebeI
Journals have report that the notorious
George N. Sanders hss returned to the South
from his hasty and secret journey to England;
but the manner OF his last escape through our
lines is not stated. He claims to hare received
great encouragement In England.
, 1862-11-13

T Il IL reported tha: tho rebel govern
ment l. aooat IL ciose.the whole Of the news
paper oa.is*:h IN tho eonfederacy. It needs a1l
the papes that c.a ho had 70 make confederate
ec1Ip. ;.
, 1862-11-13

II The Rev. Vim. Derrian, D. D., rector
Of Trinity Church, New York city, died on
Friday, Of disease Of the heart, In the seventy
etuh 1csz ct lis age. -; /:
, 1862-11-13
ILLINOIS ELECTIONS.

wAsuISGToE COUNTY OPTICAL
, 1862-11-13

CKCESH PLAYED .OUT,-$5o
~ Reward Il It fails. No humhuE. hut = tzse
reality. Try ttaed see. Any man can maku y least
90 clear prcdt annually. oy neE d1scove Sens
nepN In full Eacioee 1sxp 70 nay E0su1a snd address,
FRITZ" Boz ~ Tcnt1aG, Ntch1kaH. ,oc5sY6s&1M
, 1862-11-13

~ and Civil Err G1neor, nkakne E9rTeJa and s1bdIvI
aona Of land locates naIusts disputed hoAa
dAf{fa pTera1v$ estimates Of earth work, Do. Q@p&
Vith Rsea q alocxn. No. g Dearborn stresk.
, 1862-11-13
Kucl1.

Wi1lIasntcn county givss = Democratic m1Io:it
Of 49,.
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Illinois Cor trail Railroad.


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{ y. AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
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~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton. 81.
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accommodation At 400 r Nj. for Cairo and w.v
Train. Stations, arriving At Cairo :.
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Ur6anA rains arrive at Chicago at ll:O5 < II
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S:45 NJ Q25AM
1900 N l2.55PM
300 345PM
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IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY l2rH
" 4th, 1862, Trains will leave Wos street De-
pot Chicago, as follows, Sundays excepted
At $3.50 N and IS ? NJ, for Belvidere, Rockford,
Freeport. Warren, Gaena, Dunli,h, Dubuque
and intermediate places.
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Fulton, Dixon, etc.
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~ Trains arrive in Chicago at s:l5 P n, and
616 AN.
AN The above trains make regular eopnsetiens
tcDunkifk, Du6alo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
Scrk, Boston, PhiladsIl hia, Baltimore and ell
points East.
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Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
Es.1FERO.YD

E.OPTY MILES TIE SHORTEST ROUTE
70 Cincinnati, lndianap,is ard Louisville.
Two txIress T'nns leave West ! de L nj, De-
pot CHICAGO, as follows:
At ~. daily, except -unday.
At G:lO l. NJ. cnily. except Saturday.
Arrive at lo:45 NJ, ana lGi5 N
Thr, IN to Cincinnati and IN irna pelis without
.hanee Of cars
Elegant sleepinr Gas IN Ni~h. T--:--
Thr ugh tickets may be obtainei at the principal
iailrOad Offices in the North est, and the Com.
any's Office, No. l33 Randolph street, under
tho Shera.an House.
JOHN BRANDT, II Cont Sup't.
C.E. FOLLETT, Gent Ticket Ag't
d7 y. II. MOORf, Ag't, Chicago.