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Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tr15unc.1
FonT BaII, FoCETH DIVISION. |
BoLtYA1s, Tenn., Sept. q. 1S62 {

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune
Fort Ba11, FoCE1H DIVISION,
BOLIVAR, Tenn, Sept. II, 1861
Brjgadfer General LaWman commands the
1st, and Brigadier General James G. Veatch
the I'd brigade Of the division. Tie former
was formerly colonel Of the Iowa Sd, and dis
tiDguished himself IN The battle Of Belmont,
where he was picked up by Tsylor's Chicago
battery, dangerously wounded, and carried of
the field. He was SOON after promoted to his
present position. Brigadier General Veatch
was colonel OF the 25.h Indiana His reputa-
ton as an officer is excellent. He is cool and
determined in fight, a strict diaeiplinariau,
and O gentleman.
Colonel ". q. ". Cushman Of the SD ILL
nois has resigned snd gone home to his resi-
dence at Ottawa. The Lieutenant Colonel
lHitts) is sick, and absent; and no major be-
ing commissioned, Captain McClennahan has,
hy order Of General Harlbut, taken command
of the regiment.
The following are among the regiments aud
batteries ct this post:
Sd Inwa infantry, CuI. williams: asth Il1iroIa,
Se a Ill hos jo Sd nfs Pa s ia no
Col John Logan ;55sd 1ndIana, Lieut.. Col. Wolfe
;h 19Ga!a Sel IT, bhgI5Ranj Ino. SO 81 lnd,a1s
Iient: Col Jones; I'd Illinois cavalry, Col. Noble
| 9Th Ohio, Col. Taylor.
BAITEi.Es-Cspt. y. Il. Bolton, Chicago; Capt.
| 4. l,nrtass, 7rn Ohio; Capt. Edw. Speass, 18th
| Ohio: Capt Chas. Mann>s 81 Missouri Capt. Rod
| er1r' Lecs port Illinois battery, formerly Capt.
| McAllister's: Capt. Gumbatth, "a Illinois; Capt.
Drtseey. 2d Illinois.
| Capt. G. c. Gumba1th il now chief OF artil-
| lr1y. He is compel. Il. officer and liked by
! the battcrieg OF the division. Capt. Charles
| Mann was the first chief, and served In that
| capacity ut Douelson and Shiloh. He WAS su-
psrscded last May BY ranking officer, since
which time time the duties OF that Office have
been but poorly performed.
Yesterday Gen. Hurlbut, hearing that the
enemy we're located in considerable force be-
| tween here and Gtaud Junction, ordered out
Gen. Lawman's brigade. This afternoon in'
formation Eas received that his rear guard waE
attacked, and the general ordered ont thrcs
r, gineEts OF Gen. Feai che's brigade and three
batteries Of artillery to their relief Up to thi:
hour, 10 O'Clock P. NJ, there is no information
respecting them.
| Capt. Bc1eou's Chicago battery is mounted
on Fort, Hall. guarding the ro,d leading north
also the railroad bridge across the Hatchfe
The officers and mcn are in goad health. w
have coumuE ication With Columbus By rail
road. 4 train arrives every morning at
o'clock, and one Leaves every afternoon at
o'clock. Your paper is much sought for, aut
large quantities are sold On the arrival Of eacl
train. ".
, 1862-09-29


Gen, jeff, Davis, of this state, has been sus-
rerded from his eomu,and by Gen. Nelson,
and ordered to report to Gen. Wright. By 4
letter from Louisville We learn that the Cause
of the removal was rather less than no cause
At all. Gen. Davis reported tt. Gen: Nilsson
that he had the brigade assigned to his CUM
mand, the citizens Of Louisville, ready for ser
vice, ind desired to know if he could get arms
, for thtm. How many men have Eou?"
asked Gen. Nelson. "About..e. 800" "Abous
$500! About o.500!! Tou regular officer,
and report about the number Of men In your
command. Don't you knoT. Sit, you SHOULD = I'D
p}ied Davis, II didn't expect to get the guns
now only wanted to know Il could get
them, and where, and having learned that, !
would ascertain the exact number needed: and
then draw them" ttAbont 3,500!" persisted
Nelson, II suspend yoq from yoqr con, eo@nsna sna
and order you 70 report TO Gsn W1gh, ~ an eno
With q provost guard" Aud 30 smother 1ndl.
an general was suspended for nothing. It Is
pretty nearly time this sort Of thing was
ended.
, 1862-09-29
Gbe Gtihu1e'
JHE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.

The Louisville Journal discharged what
yials Of wrath it had in its shop, when the
President called for seventy five thousand
volunteers to put down the rebellion; and
though, IN their efforts, they grcstly rc-
sembled the stink-pots that the French shot
into Sevastopo1, We have never heard that
the. President or anybody else wns harmed
thereby. We are Of the opinion that the
missiles which it is now shooting At III:
Lincoln in consequence Of his Emancipa-
ton proclamation viii, though they smell
lust as bad, havo no more deadly effect
Than the others to which we have referred.
By the way, will not the journal go oyer
to the secessioaists at once, and have done
with its professions Of loyalty? In the
other camp its mouthings will always be
in order.
, 1862-09-29
THK CNMRLAENER8s

Whist do they wantl Has not the eoun-
rv had sufficient experience with the
policy that hss been pursued stnce the war
hroke ont to make the wish for change
almost universal? Or shall We expend
another thousand million Of dollars, lose
another 100000 to 10000 lives, and
run the ship Of State still nearer
the fatal breakers, before new policy is
accepted2 The necessity for change ad-
mitted, what we ask, could the President
have done except that very thing that he
has done7 Would any desire that the
domination Of JEFF Davis be submitted tor
Are there any who would consent TO q
plan ofoperations more pro-slavery IN its re-
suits than the plans that have been worked
out2 We dare say that Of the twenty-five
millions Of Northern people there are not
ten thousand who would not rather zee
the country from blaine to California burn
ed with fire, rather than TINT rebel rule
should be extended over it; aud Oh the
question Of minor concessions to the pro-
slavery element in the conduct Of the war,
Our people would be almost If not quite
US unanimouus. The President had, then,
but one course left To continue his ef-
forts for the preservation Of tho Union was
his duty, imposed by obligations of con
science that he could not disregard. Ho
could not 60 backward, and say that he
!. would, in the name Of people, abandon
the main Issue and thus invite cessation
Of hosti1ities; that people would have
deposed him and set up provisional gov
crument, had he attempted the consumma-
ton Of q cowardly and reasonable en-
deayor like that. There was but one
course left, and his proclamation is just as
much an outgowth Of the situation Of the
country, as the oak is product Of tht
ground. He could not have refused to pu1
his hand to it, and remained true to Iii:
oath. The constitutional power to enforct
the order that the document promulgates
is IS clear IS that-any one Of his generals
in the field has the constitutional right tt
seize rebel horse, cannon or d carload
Of gunpowaer. No lawyer will question
that. The right is clear and indisputable
The necessity FOR action in this one direc
ton being granted, and the right Of actor
being well established, what, we inquire
have the Presidents assailants to complai,
Of? Do not those who grumble an
threaten thereby confess that their dege
ton to slavery is superior to their devotion
10 the Union? Let them answer.
, 1862-09-29

fFrom the Ca1bondale {Jackton county, Times ]
The secretary Of war has authorized the or
gani1stion' and equipment Of another regi-
ment OF cavalry from this State, under the
command o1 Col ThtelmAn, OF Chicago. Oar
old friend md vhllom Capt T. Evans, Of South
ganIzing 1t Anna, and Col. Evans, throwing
Its whole heart into the work, Is making Esqid
progress In the way Of enlistmentA. Our tal-
low tovnfuan, q. &. Lewis. Esq. Is raistng,
company In cur vicinity. We wish him sae
for our ypun1 men who axe left to 60 into the
service. Tbs cavalry service is ceftainl! the
most desirable Of III others. Don't stand
back, gentlemen, the governor Wants 9N6
more men, and be viii have them II he drafts
depend On that. Enlfst.under Col. Evans
You i'll know him to be true and brave
, 1862-09-29
TIRE CAAL FOR LABOR,


VALPARAISO, Porter Co., Ind, Sept. A. 1eGa.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Seeing, In your valnablo pspcr, that Gen. Grant
was sending North some 800 coatrabands per day,
I with to know 1t it were possible for me to &c:
ecne fifteen OF sixteen good men, to work at faiE
vages. and how soon could get them, &c, Will
II necessary, give references
p.S.-Thcro Is quite number here who would
employ them, If they can be had Please answer,
and obl1gc many readers Of the TRIBUNE.
Yours truly D.
To au these letters as class thero can
be but one response, There is no doubt Of
the g1eat scarcity Of labor in every depart
mcnt Of industry, but no large supply can
he looked for from the source indicated. It
is impossible that there can or will be any
large transfer Of laborers from the South.
The few from time to time arriving North,
sent through the federal lines BY the
agency Of the Government, bear only an
Insignificant relation to the number Of
1aborcrs required to restore the eqt,il1hri-
I'm between demand and supply here.
They come Only upon compulsion, aud re-
luctantly, few waits from the great mass
with whose destiny deportation can have
nothing to do.
The South is Tic home Of the blacks and
the .hcgira thence has always been con-
strained, the unfortunate exilcs fleeing sor-
rowingly from their great prison house Of
oppression. A better day has dawncd, and
the blacks will be swift and keen to read
its premise For their future they see free
dom, and that too, in a section whose eli
mate and soil are most coveted by them
1t 70 time in tho history Of the country
has any considerable movement Of hlack*
northward been less than now, and ths
period can not be far distant when the cur
! rent will set in quite tie opposite direction
In former times, the fngitigcs from bond
sge hare comprised the most vigorous and
daring of the slaves. This is precisely
tie class the present aspects now mos
strongly appeal to, that they remain whert
they are and wait little longer. Th'
transfer. Of the more helpless and depend
| ant class is Il simple imposslbility. The,
will remain at the South, save in the few
scattered parties that find their way north
ward. The great problem Of free labo
will be wrought out upon the very sol
where slavery has filed its measure Q
iniquidcs, congpirca and failed; and witt
the ye1y race it has made its victims.
| In this pressing call for labor ne read
glorious promise Of TIC future in store 70
| this country when the war is past tn
South impoverished, wasted and devasta
ted will furnish an abundant field for Il,
employment Of every fibre Of muscle
white or black, within its territory, an
under free labor will bloom as never b
fore. The North bE the rich rewards
will offer for Industry will win back Il
SONS it has lent to the trade Of arms, on
will invite, on such terms as were new
offered before, the immigration of the q
world. The first and only duty now
to end the war. All the rest is incyitab
. l y, c@r
, 1862-09-29

B Newbezn papera represent that tne
campaign In North Carolina for ConRressmen
to represent the first and second districts at
Washington is In active progress. Mr. chas.
Henry Foster, who hss two Or three times
claimed an election to this position, and has
Is many times been rejected, IL It work agaia
doing his best to attain the congressional
houors sud dignity.
, 1862-09-29

This regiment has been accepted Aud sworn
.into the Tcited States service. It now num-
beTs go hardy, stA ssrt men. +. NJ: HundiSy
"a the colonel, and has already. received NJ
co.nnnissiont Just think, old W1llamsoa
County turning out by regiments; we chron-
fcle thesc facis with untedgned pleasure, and
ran only eay to the Williamson county boys
Keep the ball 1onlngs
, 1862-09-29
Funeral Of Gen. Mansfield.

= ekas@a@ "a ~
The funeral OF Gen. Mansfield took place az
1lidd1etown, CT, (of which town he MAS NJ
tiVe) on Tuesday last. The occasion vas one
Of much so1emnity, and Was accompanied by
ceremonies beht11ng the occasion. The re!l-
gious services took place IN the North church,
of which deceased was member, and were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Taylor, tho pastor.
HIM Ehenezer Jackson of MiddletoYn. a
@.sa.s - 60 .f.,sfa,d fron, horbood ,ffor.
liieua " oen ,,'.'"Nn ,Ase' 49, s,ss.oa, w.,
Waid spoke eulog'st1caAy or oeceaseus ano
was followed BY Senator Dixon and Gov
Ruetireh,m. The funeral procession was
a"aas.as pus ~ e.-a ~ ,nsoneaaaat p,1,tarn con,.
, 1862-09-29
D ESIDEN CE WANTED.
IA r M 6, =.

IrpRoyxD AND UxHpRoyKD. 1ocAtsd In the fncat
no1fs OF the States Of ul!nois and Indiana, near
tovns Tchools ehafches md ota7r convenisaeea: I'll
nFFCE II Chicago. We call special attention to this
natter. as we Efn make = favorable eIehsnfe f9r
sectitn pa1tEp1sz3y u we'll adapted % Etzxn&. Ap'
ply to H kEktDUf q Us
Se16f fu71*St II Qe4x1011 60aeAe
, 1862-09-29

Our Navy m it In.
The Navy Register for 1862 is out. Is is da
ted up to Sept. l, but having been at press
some time, it is slightly inaccurate. Annexed
Is brief Analysis Of it.:
, 1862-09-29

~A 4 man from Chazleston ssys that the
6ss houses: burned IN the great fire have rs
set been replaced BY only ten small brick
stores,
, 1862-09-29

There viii b. agrnud Basket Pc Mic at Haase's Park.
On TUESDAY NEXT, Septenbsr 3oth,
Tfans Ie1vs Tic {aiena perot It aA l. H. ane return
ut = n Tickets both vsys 50 et. of WHICH u cen1'
Mr. IIaase intends send the Ef,oc aaaount OF the
t. the suersrs n Minnssosa Rasa s t o.
occae0r II cas-. Of tnc4cmencT tt the TeaA.ss- sae
Pic $ic viii take place on Thursday, October ~
erl. u1{TSt
, 1862-09-29

NGFN TS.-Aixw goea onee
IA Tarxed, to attend eys4J Fs,x das SFo14o ELL
u The W o sel xne on1y 100 sss r. ~ connfW. IA
1rpdt of Nom 03 TO 31a per DAY tn401S sxsF or.1s
rasats e. ssts'eSS so !; q. 1a8
G&kHJG2AQ,
, 1862-09-29
ROM WAEHINGI0N.

The Proclamation ef Freedom and its Conse-
qvenoes-Hosc Nest Ibtas uiH Reoei,x it-7ne
Rsmotdl Of BueN Under Coxs&derdtion-7he
Battle Of Ants4em Of Cen. Hoot-
er's Official Rpost-Fdets not bJors Stated
WHO md WaR il F5tzJoh RrtSr.
, 1862-09-29

Increasc In 1852 .......1,195
There we're no aunira!s or eommodores,
properly go called. in 1861, but captains in
command Of squadrons we're named flag OIL
GERS.
The vessels built and building up to Sept.
l. are a6 follQWE;
, 1862-09-29

# Aessre. Dorrion and McGee, members
Of the Canadian ministry, have rendered their
rcziElntions to the governor general, H has
net 5ts accepted them.
, 1862-09-29

We know not how many lives, or how much
money-he moved back il the line Of his
advance, abandoning everything we had
fained, as he fled.
, 1862-09-29
FROM GEN. HCRLnUT,s DIVISION.

TIE brigade Connanders-Tae SD Minois-
Whereabouts IF Nesteru 1roops-Etpedifjo7
Of GIN. Sherniaa's Brigade, de-, dc.
, 1862-09-29

LEE CouNTr.-The Republican Union con-
vention, on Saturday last, made the following
nominations:
Iturf<enfdfire-D. s. Harris.
SEeriT-Charlcs F. Linn.
Ctr1aer-H. o. kelsey. ..--.-
The delegates to the senatorial conyention
were instructed to vote for Hon. John Y
E11e&sna f,f DfEnu
, 1862-09-29

.THAPNAN'S OHIO otDER
~ yIFEgAk-Ne bril- of HI. Cider ,Vhsksk.
- .swARRANIE0 rVA&,~
1T ,he ano1s nrsad for tala 10 tha Wholesale 1da ~
"a "3s A. +. CRDAKKT,
s~ezust&. 81 I'D - &QHsh WAese 6Es9ke
, 1862-09-29

The Cou,xntion-1hs 17cket-H u accepted 6y
tie masses generaur-Mr. hgsrso4-Whg d:
viii run alsad cf hls 1Sektt-1he Vose Of III.
Ruz-Bn&er and Batenaa-1hs 6ost&her~
Democratic Counties closdu dtrided On The
IfeIa-1Ae Conspiracy to carry Lntaofs osft
Ne 1o,ci At tho Proclamation suspsndimq the
wit Of Haoeas Co,pus-C Consolidation Of Rags.
nkns-Rwn,ents aent ,joroard a. soon a
Murdered,
, 1862-09-29

F Governor Morgan has issued orders for
draft in the State Of New York. The draft
Is to be made On the 10th Of October. pzozimo,
for Il, ,00o men. The principal drafting will
take place in New York city, Kings, Qusens,
and Weechestcr counties. There will be .
camp Of rendezvous established at East New
York for the drafted militia, under the COM
nand, 1t is understood, Of Brigadier General
Richard Busted.
, 1862-09-29

WANT6DFor 9.ns5 Cssh aas and d Taae Trad .;
ten to twenty thousand dollars to dispose Of far
terms may address Box 5sS, Chicago Post elce Tho
and nay part c,sh In band and well Improved Farming
Lands, part being underlayed With u workable vein
u Ccal situated eighty miles south OF tfc ,E. near
retlroad and caral. Refers to 5TM L. CHURCH: Esl+
Chicago. Re.ru1SI-ln
, 1862-09-29

B- A large aud enthusiastic meeting Of the
Christian citizens Of Putnam county Was he1d
at Granville on the 20th- The memorial and
resolutions adopted by the christian men Of
Chicago were read and adopted By the meet
ing unanimously. Remarks were made by
Rev. Mr. Trask, j. Pool, H. B. Lseper, Dr..
Rtchey, J. P. Hayes, Rev. Mr.. Porter, s.
Shepherd, z. Ware aud the Rev. Mr. Hender-
son. An executive committee OF three were
appointed to select persons to obtain s'gna-
lures to the memorial and to take charge Of
The came.
, 1862-09-29

" IED-GeaiIcmen, Ladies',
w or returned soy',teza wishing pleasant and
profitable snail esplta,. rEd Threh
DFLIBLE MARKING PENCIL neat and useful
tlclc lnd no ntmhug. and fer na:.dns q ''ns = the
receint .. $2o0 OF sample pencil terms, &c. 80 cents
n stamps or sample nf marking. one stam3 Address
f. r. CLARK Northampton Mass. Fo.t 0iuce BOX Il
, 1862-09-29

M AETED, INFORMATION.
wv ANY ona knowing the vhere about, Of RUFUS
S. PAYEE ST., scSinc Machine NanutActp!e:. would
censE E5y!n lnis1matioa a1 e s1i na
Payne having wler ieasins te dgs!ltnS hensf ms ~
ocr in ugsy last ao1ing forgntien et he owed not
tss tlIsn twelve months rent The owner of ho1ae
4,nnrt - 49, - ntE1
, 1862-09-29
Dancing Academy
, NO. 2l4 Wabash Avenue,

{Retwce1 Adams and Jackson SeFees5,]
Which he has rcdtcd In EieEant Style and ct Gfeas
the cemort aud pleasure 2: the md
rtaEe Of good taices Mons 3It,nso!c has bee1 vel
known 70 tle Chicago PUBLIC f3r numoes q @ yeaI3s "
Schools ard Rartte1 STI:lCrLY SELEcI aad US e.
lection Of the location tot Ills New Atatsmy n th!s
public hat been with this tew. IL. will llan = rate
aTLe stason " By G:nnd 0rening Party. next Thu:s
daT EycEiu1 October "a. when he will Dc -
meet again his friends. sc.1 's1-tW
, 1862-09-29

w Fernale.-Agents Eanted il eysry TON q is sas
United Etates oeef j. koh!c7e neg 1Erroyed c3e1noc
for Cutt,aE Ladies DEe5se- BoJs Clothing 0asts -
Secured by copyright. Agents making froE1 r. g Z
trce No. metropolitan Block. or address Post n1ee
II 7 -N - ~ dcl7.hSst100
, 1862-09-29
lN ANTED-Ope puro6aseI n

. w escn township Tor A1KExg FAN1IY KaI5; aaE
NE MACHINE. From 40 70 @N faonsn Pa1 ~ I'm .T9n
Ell s. So tttcSss ani11e Knit peE q ssoea e
ngs Of Eocka ID 0fteen mlnuse4; m+rnts~ findsr
.leeSss c1oas sonfa aEosts a51.s ea1;ssp sfs tss e
- Eths n sfsa snd eell The machine for ono yEaf
q Zach exnsh Vhish q. SI1ets a t1s * Ut Ie X
nnSerfni nosehfne md evex3 lafKe fhu1iiI Mn eate
one Price " s1t}e451sss iii on o. Or sddTesa
N1th Ntth IL sta1sn, HRhE8ON ELLIOT, General AxenNs
3Lah1I s49s45 - t4{yt.sf 1 GhieH1o mi U1D4tH$N
, 1862-09-29

The whole OF the aoipgs and sayings Of the
late Eal1andighanl convention in this city, iu-
c.nding the candidates aud the speeches, es-
pec!ally those Of Allen and Richardson were
Confsr1nntory Of the above extract.
You may be sure that the Democratic loaf
ers will howl at the last proclamation Of the
president, 80 they have done at the emauctpa-
lion ono. They how1 at every thing that tends
to preserve the Union. They howl at confis-
cation, at the use Of negroes in any shape, st
treaeon. Their bowling at the latter Is natu-
mi enough, seeing 7aa1 they are themselves
tFaitore.
to Immediately consolidate tho ten regiments
In the State which have not yet filed up their
ranks. There are one or two companies
needed to fill up each. The officers of these
regiments must bestit themselves or some Of
them will necessarily have to give mp their
commissions. learn that the Dunno Le-
5R ~ g0u5 sy e ~ Reo E aed II. HR Il. sme
BILE them to elect. their officers. MassEs.
O'Mea1s and Stewart
The statement IN the Tina Of yonr city that
this, as well "a other Northern States, have
been holding back their volunteers y Wholly
gone of Is soon ~ mustered in, and many OF
fhem sven before thny bad received their arms
and supplies. The reg1ments ara not Jet
armed, nor have they received their neceasaz
| equipments. As soon q these arc obtained.
| they are despatched immediately, a Per order
Of the general government.
Hon. Leonard SWEET has been nominated a.
the Republican Union candidate IN this the
! 8th,1 ard Hon. 8. ". Noulton In the 9th dis
| trict. Mr.. SWEET is Republican md Mr..
high scholarly attsinments. H. would sdorn
my position to which he might bo elevated
The first frost Of the season Was remarked
here on Thuffday morning last zeTA-
, 1862-09-29
E0st.
Gfnrral Notices.

w HISKY
COMMON RECTlFIED of all grades.
EXTRA COPPER DISTILLED, old and nsw.
E ct. MEAnS & cos fur yea.s Id RE.
OVEEHQLT'S MOk0NGAHELA,
Various grad.s, nd
BYE MALT.
Also yerT large stock Of the various brands usu'
Is Rold in this markets, for s1c ny
se:fu55i3t A. +. C1:OsKEf, 81 53S Tatcr-at
Moons. G. 'MIRASOLE Has
iYl REMOVED Els
, 1862-09-29

WANTEp-To exchacge $50, 900
w Of ffesb and veil assorted Groceries for In,
proved CITY. Tswn er FMmtsg property IN TIT state
The balance CASH Also $9ceo Of Foreign & and Domes
twolirts land. For cstal1cae Of goods and prices,
applr at No. = South Water street, Or bT letter to
pnst (3facc Aox uInf enclosing STAMP. Sea5u7i93E
, 1862-09-29

Nv kNTED-AgenIs to canvas Tor
w, the forthcoming History Of the Civil War In
AusEea G oas AnnoI sath9r of . ths Lss
Of Continental Europe. Ec.} Agents will Ind this
raSc Telling book Terms lheral Apply for territory
10 a. F GISBS. Isl South Cark stzect. Cnicago. III.
, 1862-09-29

14I LAKE 8E08HsKe
A4Azas Z 01a1W4 q E17 E;1a7 asaa 4 ossalA l.
, 1862-09-29
TNT NTANTED-At 100 Deor5oru st
T annnstts fha neK Fn.t Elf1cA.

B4tuNft0NH Tor 1S0M&fkiC 6e1pe
No ztr sent om the Office unless able to furnish aos
sctofy reference from former employer. Parties EAh
otta!n zane ny sppls:nG as above. OF addressing @
: IN BALEAA. Fo*t pt1ce Boz SIS. fe1B3fi,53