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Negro Expedition from Port Royal Charles
ton Indefensible.

NEW DIRK, NOV. %.
Adviees from Port Royal give an account
of an expedition of a coored regiment to Do
boy Sound. The negroes behaved very COM
mendably. The expedition brought back 20O.-
600 feet sawed lumber. Three of the negroes
were wounded.
1t was rumored that Beauregard had pro-
nounced Charleston indefensible. The inhab-
tants were removing their property from the
city.
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lrryeIpurg Academy,
GOriianl Seminary

VNHE Winter Term of this Institution will COM
Il mence on Tuesday, December I'd, and continue
eleven weeks.
For any further information apply to the Secre-
tary, or j. Is. WEBB, Principal.
J. A. WATERMAN, Secretary.
noyIO deod& W3Y2l
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BridgfOn Academy, Z

AT NORTH BRIDGToN, ME.
FJNHE Winter Term will commence on Tuesday,
Il Dec. I'd. 1862 aud continue eleven weeks
c. L. HILTON, a. NJ, Principal.
I. H. MEAD, Secretary.
North Bridgton, Nov A. 1862. nov5 eodS wtdec4
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North Yarmouth Academy,

YARMOUTH, ME.
fNNHE Winter Term win commence Tuesday,
II Dec. ID and continue eleven weeks.
For information apply 10 f. 5. HoYT. Principal, or
noyl9 d&w2w2 JAMES BATES. Secretary.
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From Suffolk, Va.-Successful Engagement
with the Enemy.

NEW i DIRK, Nov. ~.
A letter from. Suffolk, Va, 22d, says yester-
day Col. Dodge, with his two battalions of
mounted rifles and one howitzer, had a spirit
ed but brief engagement with the enemy at
Zuni, on the Blackwater. Having no orders
to cross, he could not pursue his advantages,
and after having driven the enemy back from
the river he returned to his post. The only
casualty on our side was one man wounded
The enemy evidently lost several.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
A Powerful Squadron concentrate
ing i'm the Mississippi.
Grand Union Demonstration.
Resolutions adopted sustaining the Admin
istration.

New YORK, Nov 20.
The steamer Cambria has arrived from New
Orleans.
Capt Franks, of the 18th Maine Regiment,
was dismissed from the service, having been
convicted by a court martial of receiving
bribes.
There were still some cases of yellow fever
at Houston, Texas, on the Sd inst, but the dis
ease was not epidemic. The fever was still
prevailing at Matagorda, 1ndianola and Lavac-
ca, with deaths therefrom at each.
On the 3lst ult., as the steamer Dan was
towing federal gunboat from Sabine Pass to
the town, she was assaied by volley from
forty rebel troops concealed in mill. The
United States forces opened fire on the mill
and town, destroying the mill and few resi-
dences and setting fire to other buildings
The fire was extingushed.
A powerful squadron is concentrating in the
Mississippi. There are already more vessels
at New Orleans than at any time since its cap
ture. A large number of the boats have been
armed. There is great activity in military
circles preparatory to offensive movements.
A general inspection of arms and men was
about to take place.
Col. Nickerson of Massachusetts has been
appointed to the command of the brigade late
under Col. Dudley, who has been appointed to
Gen. Buffers staff.
Guerrillas infest the river banks above and
below the city. One naval vessel had been
fired into and returned the shot with grape
and canister, but the thick brushwood ena-
bled the assalants to escape. No vessels, un-
less well armed, now leave the city.
Gen. Butler is about to place overseers on
the conflscated plantations to save the cot
ton and sugar. The new cotton crop is com
ing in quite freely.
Gen. Butler has permitted the resumption of
the publication of the National Advocate after
explanations from Jacob Barker, who says he
had no intention of aiding the rebellion.
NEW YORK, Nov. 80.
New Orleans advices give glorious accounts
of the Union demonstration on the 18th. 1t
consisted Of a long procession in which the
Union Clubs Joined, and a grand meeting at
the st. Charles Theatre, presided over by j. A.
Rozier and fifty Vice Presidents. Speeches
were made by Mr.. Rozier, Hon. Thos. j. Du-
rant, Col. Deming and others. Resolutions
were adopted sustaining the administration
and Union, expressing desire for the speedy
opening of the Mississippi river, and endors-
ing the rule of Gen. Butler. The Delta states
that the procession several times gave cheers
for Abraham Lincoln.
The President has been memorialized to es-
tablish U. 5. District Court in New Orleans.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
At Deering Hall,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
Commencing Tuesday, Nov. 25th.

WESLEY9S
w A X IA B Il EAUX!
YVHE only complete artistic work of the kind in ex-
Il istenee, being complete history of this great
contest, illustrating all the principal
Battles Bombardments, Naval ENGAGEMENTS Marches, Pa
rades, Seses, Reviews. Camp Life,
Not only showing all the principal Fortifcations
Towns, and Cities, but also following our brave
troops through their various positions and evou-
tons, the whole forming a series of
Artistic and Beautiful Scenes,
fainted with life-ike accuracy under the gifted d
rection of BARTHOLOMEW and PRESTON.
EXHIBITIONS GIVEN
Each Evening at I-2 O'Clock,
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From Port Royal-Health of the Troops I'm
proving-Soldier Sentenced to be Shot.
New YORK, Nov. 20.
The steamer Delaware, from Port Royal
25th, has arrived The health of the troops
was rapidly improving.
Private Limit of the 9th Maine Regiment has
been sentenced to be shot, Dec. /, for deser-
ton.
Coils. Gerrell and Chatneld are among the
passengers per Delaware
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A Gentleman and WIFE.

n NJ three or four single gentlemen can fnd
4, - pleasant rooms and good board BY applying i'm
mcdia'ely at 81 MIDDLE STREET. novi1 2weeJs
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TO LET.
TO LET.

FINHE Easterly Tenement of the House on Spring q
Street known as the Rolfe House ENQUIRE of
Oct. 27.-dtf s. j. ANDFRSoN
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WANTS.
Wanted.

Two purchase Dwelling House s,tps4el ha4,.o..,
- ~ rankin and State Street, worth from - EO ~
s5VJO Apply at the corner of Exebsn 90 "a ~ g, 70
rai street, tup stairs) Office No g. 'A" heue'
Portland, Nov. 20, 1862 d8t.
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wanted Immediately,
20 GOOD COAT MAKERS,
Inquire at
OcIGtf

A married corple wishes board and lod.,n g..
IN the winter in a respectable family 'usins ior
address Immediately G., Box 30 p. o.
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Wanted.

NnM BARRELS, suitable for Potatoes with
&OOO one or both heads, for which tbs bigbsss
prices VII be paid by BROWN & DAVIS
no'is<" No Union Wharf, Portland
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w ANIED.-100 NJ Good Red Oak Ash and Whit.
ana YAK HOOPS. II 70 II feet long for which rs.b
""u 'ne highest prices will be paid 0a'"
nov,oo JOHN LYNCH CO.
Commercial Street
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mercantile Library Association
LECTURES.

TTNiE Tenth Animal Series of Public Lectures un-
Il der the direction of the Mercantile Library As
socation, will be delivered in the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-09


Nassa ual satan tta
S "a
rs o. da Aal x serfsmte'
g 49,. tha ns aus blsx Ns
oIam ts rese tsa f
a 8ua rafosts. a3 ths Baa
Rme -. hss rtse Sod 81 ne ifl
efsa aa3 rs ~ allen g NJ
oresaa e aefen3 ihH rs~
ortnoa. 90 Baaa HoF,
Neg k its ag peat
naag saa r iIa e 81 ihe
cayla. rss3u lhfm he laearug
A 4gateb % De- Or a5a Appes
tbe x1h dna Bsyop Ssu Aug.
2sh, ays tae Fs3efsl steamer E-srH
autsd ,iee snosd ) aal .AeI.e.
lbe lean, ed.oa. ding uy dmaee
they landed tpo buas laads sala p
aaa go afe "a the inwa.
AHht femct On tie letre ucrfi
two wtre De yci
chicso, S pi 2.
D.statct e. ferssea u hcadquarert
from Jaek.ou ihe 22nd y dat 30.
lnars reported invtsied By heavy
fops un3e Gen Price There q
SOFA a fne within seven miles
,bfeeea.ng 10 attack Gea. Yi.igqae
who q fep8rel 10 aase sro.el .he
Nashville Rirer at II osnvlle lh
o4ht ofibe 6FH. aad i obay mak
iag toward Bolivar ltc Olouad.
Appeal rcnarms tlH Federal eyaaa
,lon. bag does ~ say anything aboa
ihe place beiUe destroyed
A .kirmish between ihe rebel pick
II and squad 81 federals took Psrf
uH tle 7th uIl. near 6rcrnsille $40
Tao frdcrais wefe killed..
II tie rebel alta I on unioDioga
Ky, they capioyei two hundred stans
II Arms ans destroyed 200 bales q
cotton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-09

~
gs
Arms fe ~
He
Is W
NaiAiae has heen beard ifaa ouF
iases s Hafpcrs Ferry anI Martins
tars. 5 Sc ore ct oH fnm reat
fs s. tbe rleYea g tar rt5cl
towards Frederick
Fmof an e8r aate thM qsaff.
bal h b HaaHaei SOD
tatfa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-09

fTsHE non-resieu, Proprietor 81 TIE fo8u 81
u Peru Ia the County "a Remington, aad
state u VERMONT He hereby He'3aet ''tst the
taxes assessed IN saii i1wa, wfh the wear
nexf preceding this da}e rauai8 esatf iB whole
1r 81 part unpaid - Gle iuiew'ag detcF bed
lands ia saj8 t8Nu. tg Nt hHA s1 ,nneh oi
said lands s4a Be s9l a. j.ubHc AneI.oH, : The
pubiic tnH. n Peru, 81 Saturday, IRE fth iav
81 0eipber ucxt, % I9 O'Clock, A. 81. IS shali
e. requisite 20 discharge said takes with cost,
& .ess pregs9u*w naA.
JAMES LINCOLN. FRS. Constable
1siaA a. Peru, Aug e. lss2
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DAVID BROWNS ESTATE.
ctTATE or VERMONT,
- Msyrs-ya~rn iIfaTI{fggr q

CtTATE OF VERMONT,
- MAycEEsTgB UsTmCr, &C.
Ata Probate Coat holden g, Manchester r
and for sid District, o. the 81 Gay q Sept,
A. D 1859.
Present. Hon. IL X Fowler, Judge
Samuel Bettfv Administrator q DAVID
BROWN, lte q RuPeri. ID SAID District, O.
ceased, made application 10 sender ~ account
Il 6 adguiB sirator
Whcreupoa Il y orleEed STAT sal3 ace1aHg b1
exam I'll aud a8led ai a PROBATE Court, %
te 30 Zen ~ The Probate Office, b SD han-
chester. a TIE Iaa Weluesday Of september,
ltG1. aad that al persons iate1es ed 10 sai4 Is
e. Be 90 fea The ecfby Publishing s coay 81
tie re-m8 q this af5er three weeks successive.
ly ia be MzmAaer Jqa aai, printed at Maa-
CHESTER. wiltra shsH Be lees ned suliic en- notice
90 all persons 10 appear aud contest sid appli-
cation, il ihey see use.
i8 II. X FOWLER Tu i.e.
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aa vm e y
nafa iae
N@ uoa
M Ga poae a 81 hsoaa ~
qassi aresrel fran lh onmaal
sftle army e Virginia Sod ba
aea8 sota oaumal ~ ,h be.
naY,nsai u zee Seua west
M 6. Rero PCS been sssr aca
Is fb mmad altl SO army eps.
N Gen Ne2os % having been
r.ca are q nssgeee G em
dagt
baltimore, Sop
FeafisE. Na. pas ualaa6lelly
occupied yesterday morning between
I0 aa8tily ihe nb.h rat q the
taoe ,srael ar i Buckley taao Is y
so.ns eiier toward il@ Washington
Rad ort ia Baltimore pike.
SEES York, Sept 6.
TIE word as ~ cool aghof'f
thai a. stanton, sscrctry of War,
rendered his resignation 70 'lie Pres-
den, Oh Thursday, Il was excepted.
ara I'm fgeli..ek gftso;nt 4 Ia .sr.
cemgr
New Yok Sept 9
A Washington letter - De Her
AID. dated ihe uisa q tae 5lh, O..
the oloniae
ID suad t0adlLMtliy loaad
rebels base a. sel mo 1iary.ni
III aid m e bu5 81
horse. Ier and Balimote Tor taa
bel arau 81 sal e4trg
Gen Mcclellan aa- io-a sat placed
"a command ft.o arnies al lhe 10.
iomae aha virginia
lie ehgls amy Gre ordered fo
s. provided win ibr dy rauoa
a section 81 Weed haHcy epeel
are lb4@y flariay night vao
verc amusing themselves br2aia1
shrn INTO on camp a M.eor hl
~, etg { niles from Washington
Mcclellan Is rlacing the ness fes
acu. me- iha Ola brIz des
Louisville. S-Ht G.
on ST. II lat Gu shackltford
uet a fo.te 81 rebel. a Morgaufield
surprised lIen si.ling some and tax
nt several prisoners.
Co. Shaebcfou then divided his
lor,e. sen ling Lieut. Col Foster With
two aompa ics Of cavalry IN the direc
Jon Of Slaugaervile. Foster oyer.
1905 q part Of the enemy, killed two
and took 23 prisoners aad 43 horses.
Wednesday morning Col shackle1ord
started for the rebels, Col johnson
camp on GiIlinger Iaac, drove in bis
pickles. routed him aad took possess
ion Of bis camp.
Johnson rallied on tie opposite eide
81 tie Lake ana opeae arr Slnck-
leford dismouaied Li mea, and with
a.J,Ue, io9g.t tie rebels, about SIS
hun lryd strong fr two hours; TN
rs ammunition Sas exhausted
The rder,ls then rcireatsd order.
y ana rcro.s 4 tie Ia aha Shack
leiord ordered charge, Leading ia
person.
Gil Shaekleford's left foot was torn
70 pieces ~ leaden Sung from tie
enemy cannon, which killed his horse.
Ills forces thcn burned the rebel camp
AID guns, and felI back in good order
Slackleford's los. killed, none
wounded, seven besides himself.
TUESDAY MORNING.
{'er Monrae Gaa. &
/ Itis reported tfat Mefrinac No ?
has beea seen below Fort Darling,
ana evidently masking towards New
port News. There Is not much doubt
bui tht recomosa e las been
made 81 Tie james RIVER BY two Or
three rebel ganJots within day Or
/ tvo.
Laier-Tbere Is great excitement
here, IN consequence DC Tie report thai
Alerrimac NJ 2 bad reached the "
entity n Newport News, aud bal bad
an encounter with two Of our gnnboats
and driven ilten before ar. an The
shipping here has been re owed 10 a
place Of safety.
4 No fears If anything serious are
entertained, as sarh arrmgeme MS
have heed made by cur naval author-
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fit.ltsl ARR iais-'
A@fsaA f'etsA etitE
q D hafeat NsH iefs
3 q faA ley. y 4
ir Hazkef Nts Tors
. 3 Haaisf AttAhy
s. Artiea, eaelu ?
z Atsluat hes ei5u
tiss Z hasa+tAt
Ae
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saafe' aa
HsiNH fv's
iian Asfits asts9 AHy
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SATURDAY
townsville. kY.. seIl. I

lC9sNiiis. NY, sept =
III, city uas tbrpNp no co dre
able exc iemeal ilis aQrepoa y
mou thattlc Uni atroop yal G
Glaat wr- ate kel Ha aa
~ aea ATOM
aty n ea rae
ruf Wa unknown
L4rg- FsI ra IS sscnra. are
RAPID approaching Cen GIbet
Several arsaat . pronine cee
siouisi. esre h.ade here & day
Washington, Sept 8.
There is ro,hing from the front 10.
LAY. Oar tfo,ps are still occupied IL
getting info position, and bake Sor tie
erea,cr paft resumed the precise 10.
esliib. held hy tlem pleNiou. to dnA
lrHie far tle Peninsula
a rebel prisoner now 10 ibis cis
sna whose iagyes gs.ia here, p.
eDs Ibt tie daughter 81 TIE rr
tuy ,te etHt tattle. waaex, RENE
~ Gravy, and estimated te number
r greater than 'be aggregate losss.
80 Sur .idc.
A rebel mail recently captured in
The entity of Frrderieksburg, confirms
thc report 81 sha enc N.Y. heavy losses
e.pecially among the officers, inclul
Ing Ger Ewel
Washington, Sept. :.
Prom careful ca'ubton, is believe,
ttat tbe entire number wounded Il
tie tt- biitles, gii nat exceed 81
to4and kl.el, one thousand. an,
fwo Thousand prisoners, principally
picked up by lie enemy uhile strap
Cling, anil uto with tie exception Q
eaigcr. lave been mralea.
Aew York Sel;. 5.
Havana advises ofihe 2iih condrn
lie arrival &, Cardenas d tie iron-e'al
steamer Osifo, under the eonman.
u Matii She had been orderel 81
BY the Governor General. bat said
allcdgine That she was in distress
Three federal gpnboals arc wsiiin
outside Cos her
Memphis, Sept 8
A fgh, Is reported 10 have take
place AZ Midilebury, seven miles fror
Bolivar, Sunday night, lasting sever
al hours. The toen was taken b
the rebels. The federal loss was 3
killed aad Z taken prisoners. tn
rebel loss was l killed and 8 woup
ded.
Tie steamer Amelia was fired sd;
on her lsst pas.age ua from
BY sac,llas 'rosa lhe fogi
lelabl kiliing a
Tia - li,aft isalsl
IL tie ciaiy sa4 .lte ttol
waste. l pf.Yaer asmtk
81. PAll Mn.. Sept. 5.
The Indians attacked Forrest Cir
On tie 3d, ard we're repulsed.
Capt. Ssou, writes % tie Adiutau
q neral from lia,cbin.oa, o. the 81
llt4 BE- sas s,arked By 80 Indians
a par, mounted. Tie eight lasiel twt
hears sad bali. uhen the Indian
gave wsy.
Oar loss IA. ihree killed aai ffee
wounded.
Cp set sls At sha be y
6iHs bad exer. gas, O. / Jesse
pariy g. 81 dress and roi
e. Iie I'll IS i6e d Is
aay % Is Feg ssro us
maNnAT.
Washineca, sept 6
Il i r~Yvs~i tast fhe enes1y YER
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Special. NOTICES

There are tilee complains whose ierrors Pre-
g saoaH 3tae sufferers, aauaelg Neural "a,
uhea purely Nervous attacks wii!ouinatee,
ar Nacn east expected, ard n!ief Pr Intense
Siot Hrfate, which Is never welcome, bul
iu.u pain, ana s.cAaes Lossef asep
4ea sears ilie system, roos nature Of ii'
.qrer and taog aaas ara rs suAleofs.
Fa she above complaints arencdy j. found
% iIrSNEwmL's 1oLu AsoDYAE aud i my
ildueeueut S Red 9 how The confidence q
TIE proprietor, Il r, that he asks an agents q
rctuaa money when satisfaction Is not given.
u1- Foe smiie ofJ. L Hupneweil' isna
ture over corhs yfsenuac 9uy seeadrsrise-
mont
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CLovEs .al hosiery "a very largo

FANCY CAsslMEREs. for young meas
i suits. different qualities, low prices
also checked and striped Marseillss snd 9th
err summer Riuifa
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t.B BY the use OF these fills Tue peiloolc
attacks Of Nervous or Sick Headache may
be prevented; and if taken ct The commence
mcut Of an attack Immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea
\ and Headache towhch females are 80 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels remoy-
/ iug CosiiueHfSs.
/ For LiieYarQ HeH, Siadeats Delicate Ee-
males, and AL persons Of scdeatary habits,
they are valuable as a Lazdtiue, improving
he appetite, giving tone and rigor to the d.
gcstiye organs, and restoring ihelr natural
elasticity and strength ~ The Whole fystem.
4 The Cepbaiie P3!s are the result Of long
/ Investigation and carefully conducted exper-
monts. having been in uge many years, dar-
ing which time they have prevented md re-
licYed i vast amount Of pain and suffering
/ from Headache, whether originating 10 lhe
aerg5as system CT deranged state Of The
stomach gbey ave entirely vegetable in
! ibeir composition, aud may be taken At All
times With perfect safeiy, without making
Iany change of diet, and the atgence IF any
Idisagreratl6 f8ac enaers e easy 70 admin
istor them to ediiiIc.
BEHARE 81 C0tFTERFEiTS
I The qcnaius have fye signatures q
HENRY G. 8PAL0EHG
ca each box.
Sold Nv Druggists ami III other dealers IN
NedUiaes. a box viii be sent BY mail pre-
paid, 90 receipt Of the
P2TCE, 25 CENTS
Al! orders should be addressed to
henry G. 8PALDtNo,
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15
Vanity Fair-isms.

A closing compliment for JEFF What
ever the North may have thought Of Mr..
Davis heretofore, it now considers him a
finished gentleman. aa.1 q e..
"BLEssED if musu't take care Of Nun.
Der ! I" as Stonewall Jackson said when he
proceeded TO dam Number A." a-t-ga
FRoM the "gIass of fashion" in the bar
room, it is but short cut TO the mould Of
form" in the grave,
STRATEGY being the order Of the day, We
must no longer swear "by Gemini" but by
Jomini. ....r a..
SPELL the fate of all earthly things with
two letters--D. X. .Ha -
A Fort that is too much stormed now q
days The piano forte. .H -''. p. '..-'
QUnE NAruRGL-When the rebels "ran
like sheep" they fled 10 ShepaTd's lOWn.
A great Game in small Compass
Cricket on the hearth. lLg# -y
" a woman wants to pat her adorer In
precious pickle, oil she has TO say is
man go. ~a9.. .e-1 -le ul
WHATEVER the priests may say, there ID
no harm in darning hoic-y things. --'.
The "Pink Of Fashion" ."-Rouge.
AK Impossibility,-Au ugly baby.
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Removal of Mcclellan,


Relief has csme, at last. AIeCleifoo has
been removed rom The command Of the Ar
my Of The p lomaersRd roiired from &C
tiye,sotvies. Isyefy loyal heart now beats
With a qaickee motion, aud hopefuincss
nnd encouragement give bnoyaucy aud Wig
or to every notion The order was reeeiv'
ed at headquarters al about eleven o'clock
on the night Of the 5lh. II is said TO have
been entirely unexpected to oil. On its re-
ceipt the commaad vas immediately turned
over to Gen. Burnside. Gen. Mcclellan
and his staff were 10 leave on Sunday for
Trenton, where be was ordered TO rerort,
The bearer Of the order was Gen. Buckin-
ham 10 person The last tiAeial oct Of Gen
Mcclellan was the Issuing Of an address to
his soldiers, Informing them, in few words
that The command had devolyed Oh Gen.
Burnside, and taking an affecionnic leave
of them. Gen. Hooker it is Supposed VIII
take Gen. Burnsides place. Some OF The
reasons bicb led to the removal, are TO be
found in letter Of Gen, Hallock TO the
war department which we have not room
for this week. Il is q damagiug-we may
say damnirg cffair TO McClcllan- The ex.
c0se for delay-lhe wait Of clothing, e'c. is
denied TO have been Of character TO prevent
40 advance, aud VIXEN ordered peremptori,
Iy to move, as 10 the previous case ~ the
.
president year ago, il was not carried in
10 effect without un uuwarrantable delay
which squaudered the very flower of the
season. Without making chsrges Of trea
son, The fact stands Gu, TO the view Of The
world. the effect Of the policy putsged by
Me Clcllan, could hardly have been moro
servicabIe to the cause Of the rebellion, oi
more gratifying and nuoquiyccally and We
hemcntly endorsed by northern srmpathis
srs. Let US now thank God aud take cour
ago,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15
To M,Ior u n unlleo. oOnor.l ia chiefl 1-I


Two Government commission brokers
have been ssut to Fort lafayette, by ord.
er of the War Depar rtment, forbuying ~
claims against the Government at usuriou;
discount.
The steamer Pawnee, arrived at Phila
dclphia from Port Royal, October 80. She
reports the steam frigate Powbattan haj
arrived there from Charleston for coal
Preparations for combined attack Gu
ChaicS and S4vrnuah, are being grad
ually maturCd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

There is no longer any doubt Of the dis
satisfaction Or The country With The do'no'
thing policy Of Mcclellan in the conduct OF
war. To the very geperal rcprobatlon o'
thS.niOn and bis poiiCy by the -rspebHc"ns'
tho democrats bave now affixed their seal,
aud the bouise diapason comes up from
their distended ihroats in condemnation OF
This silk.glovs management OF the rebels
and The re bellon, rs indicated in the recent
elections ! has reached the city Of Washing
ton. and -rererboraied through the domos
and arches Of the marble halls Of power
and mpgesleriul influence. Tho P.esi
dent & his advisers have been stsrtled from
their ease, and tho fatal lsck Of appprecia
ton Of tho men lepu'ed to chasIiso The
rebels and close the wa-. The cry is fol
grea ter energy, or change Of men. The
logic of this can neither be misunderstood
Or thrust out of sight, and the first and
most inhortout step bas already been tax
on. NIcCleTap, who bus been SO success
full in JefooIiug the government, pa'el
i,ing the energies Of tie country, frilterins
away it's substance, dccimatiug its pop
aIaiion, aud giving encouragement and hope
to the veltnigh exhausted aud disconsolalc
enemies Of republican liberty, has been dis
placed, aud one in whom the people car
coRGde, installed iu bis place. Surely The
recent democratic victories have no; beer
barren Of instruction, and Of some perma
cent coed to tile country
The old pub. func. has provoked correspond
ence with Gen. Scott, aud tie old traitor suffer