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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28

Ct ,lsn permit the increase BY emigration Of
our colored population, ie, us devise the
best means OF getting rid OF those already
within our border. n osd had intended
that the two rsces should live and commin.
gle together. lie would not have bull, such o
wall OF separation between them.-[E. d.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28

Nrw Ao,ElrisrnrSrs.--W direct espe'
cial attention TO the new advertisements IL
this weeks issue.
Sheriff's Saies--C. b. Wilson.
Fruit Trees. &c.-HaIl & Co., Toledo.
Administrators Notice-Sam. Vandyke.
Letter List. b. Rothchild.
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MARRIAcI.-M Married by Rev. ID. Gray. al
his own residence in Finllay, March 2Oth,
1862, Mr. p. C. RedfvIn and Miss F. A
Windland.
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Tux EoiroR's continued sickness we hope
will be a sufficient apology for lack Of edl-
torial matter. He is now suffering severely
from an attack Of the Flux.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28
FEM MALHS.

fThe many certificates which have been ten
Ared US, and the letters which we are daily
\ceivirg, are conclusive proof that among
se women these Bilters have given satisiac
L,n which no others have ever done before
Y, woman in the land should he without them
|ld those W who "nce use them VIII not tail
bep "a SUNNY.
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Refer 10 the advertisement OF Hooaland' 8
German BitIers. in another ooluma. These
Bitters are the best remedy known for the
cure Of Liver complaint aud Bilious disess
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28
DIR. J. B0vee Dods'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS!!!

from all who have not used them. we cha
lenge the world to produce their equal.
These Bitters for the cure of Weak Ston.
achs, General Debility, and for purifying and
enriching the blood, are absolutely unsurpass'
ed by ANY other remedy on earth. T" lie as
surcd of this. II IL only necessary to make the
trial. The Wine itself Is oi - very superior
quality. being about one.third stronger than
other wines; warming and invigoratng the
whole system from the head to the feet. ~
these Bit,ers are tonic and Alternative IN their
character, 80 they strengthen and invig"ra,e
tho whole system and give fine aud health,
aciion to all its parts. by equaliLing the circu
| Iation, removing distractions. and producing
a general warmth. They are also eXcclleh
tor Diseases and weasness peculiar To Pc
males, where a tonic is required To strengthei
and brace the system. M lady. who Is sub
ject 10 lassitude and iaintness. should To-
without them, as they are reviving in thci
THESE DITTERs
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DIR. ]. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bite S

Are composed OF n pure and unadullerated d
Wine, combined with Barberry, Soloinnn's
Seal, Comfrey, Wild Cherry Tree bark, Spike
nard, Chamomile Flowers, and Gentan. They
are manufactured by DIR. Dods himself, who IL
an experienced and successful Physician, and
hence should not be classed among the quack
nostrums which food the country. and agains'
which the Medical Profession are 50 justly
prejudiced.
These truly valuable Btters have been s'
thoroughly tested by all classes OF the commu
nifty for almost every variety ~ disease Incl
dent to the human system, that they are nov
IA an al indisuans AHA
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28

a,.o..o r,d +, tile. ..u.wi,,r- Ia thu ls-l, and Oh
,s,et u,.,, ,I.u..,,s anI the ,u'ri, ling rs.ns pi-
,ueing r-u-rI nxgraVah'n. shN"t'is. "n' ""S'
While u ti. Ii,inn ''-~.- 10y IN" d''s"k"man''
t.k, Ayers rilIs si hw directly the! fr. ar" '
natural action II III" sy-i"m sni with u We 'c
feeling UT i-ai,h ,E ,n. Wiui trn' an - Sri"'"
tb. III, ia, an .ni,u sm; ,nt. !. alN' tf. :" "'N
OF tile ,i--,, s-a.i a,l dangerous i'"mi~'s w" .s
purgati,s ~nsrt -xirl. tl,". Can."i Y -'",i" -'u'
ttn,, and rr ID, ti,- natural t"ns'is " tn'
boIy they sr, r,,tly and m,ny i ths'n surely caf"
,x th. am, m N,, vii, ki"w Ill" vi'u ~" h"''
PiIls will ugir,t tu .mll'! i"s "h'n >u""''"S no"
the di.pr,i.r- tli.y r'ir". =,
statement. fr,m leading PLY. Inns In sem. "f 'h
principal ci,i.~ nd FROM ",rr will A""~" pa"' W.
sons.
| P.u~ a F'nrar.'i"o M'eha" y " L""" ~ T. va
d. AygR: yuur pili, arr t" l'arns", 81 ''l u','
great In me. Inc. They haS. cnr'i NV ht'' ha"'h
OF uirsr,. us,n her hs"is a-l tat that h' Pi"
inc,,r,b,c Gr years. Her dh'' has h'" ~; -.
ou.Iy ariirir with ltchs- ,ni ri'" "- ~ l'"r -A"
In her L,r. Alter 'l.ll ,s' - "l -'i~ s'N' ''
Il 49, ' ASN NO!aiiilih,a
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28
Darling's Liver Regulator
1t fe II 1tte r1 ,

And nov cousider nys.ii snfs'siy cared
Hon. Juuy A. cRoss writes from "Brooklyr,
March l 5, l>GO. In the Spring IL is39, to'k
"a severe cold. which induced - violent lever
| took two doses of
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
II broke up my cold and fever At once. previ'
Gus To this attack, | had been troubled with
Dy spepsia several months; have telt nothing
Ut 1t slnoe."
OTis SrrDLrY, Esq. l2s Fast 2sth street, New
York, writes August i3, lsG0: - had din
lculty with Kidney C"ml,laint three years,
with constant pain in the small, oi my back.
had used most all kinds "i medicines, but
found no pernsuei relief until used
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28
Darling's Liver InYigOratOr

IN aifurdins immediate relief. h'sa thorough
liver and bilious remedy
Mrs. lousG, 81 Brooklvn, writes February
rs, 1850: in May last had severe attack
,uf Piles, which conaneu mo u the house.
Innk one bullle Of
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28
DARLING,s LIVER REGULATOR.
Life Bitters.

passed cloited blood by the urethrz- am
nov entirely cured, and take pleasure In re
commencing these remedies.
MS {. TtB0w, II Christopher street. New
York, writes February 20, 1850: II have been
subject 10 attacks oi Asthma the last twenty
years, have never found anything equal To
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28
WILLIAM L. DAVIS,
pyslKn n no
O. n ID - e Do !
PROVISIONS, oAAx. FISH ~
LUMBER, ACS


LUMBER, ACS
Tay,or 4. Bore I'D sts.d, FfNDtAr;
Main s'ssi, Ohio.
TIE Keeps constantly Oh hand n full supply
III Of every thing In his limo Of trade, emora-
cling
Candies. Nuts. Fruits,
Moinsses, sugar, sIraps,
Ckocoiat, Teas, Coffee,
Pepper. spice. Ginger,
Mustard, Mace, Gloves,
Tobacco, snuh. Ctsnrs'
Candles, Rice, Fic"f'
Candles, otis, &c.
Besides the articles enumerated above, he
will always Keep n T." d assortment Of
Stonewarc and WOodenware,
together with
EVERYTHING THIS CUNMuNlTy MAY NEED
In his line Of business; and he promises I" sell
AS CHEAP As THE tHEPEsr.
lie invites all who wish good articles ~ Gro.
ce ries, tn call and examine his stock and pri'
nes as he Is satisfied that lie eau SUIT his Gus.
toners In regard to
Variety, Quality and Chenpness.
Don't forget the place: near the bridge, west
side Of Main street.
March ~ lSG2.--lly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28
DARClNG'S
LIVER REGULATOR

Removes the m ,rbid aud bilious deposits from
the stomach and bowels. regulates Tie hver
and kidneys, rem"ving every "bslrncti"l. re
stores a natural and healthy actioa IN the vital
ORGANS. II is u superior
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28
Iiiiious DiSsrdrrs - Liver omp'"i"
Dyss.t~ry, Diarrk~A, Relax, Worm'

Yar pili. L.,. hai u long u hisi y. my Ms'uh"' an'
.l ti,u, tu s..,~. oi ti. l.st si-i biis l.'.
ever L,ud. Ti,.r slf,ranr -n.'t ul"h ths NV m'tss
tL,, AN sxr,lh al irlsiy wi"n gwen ia small i's-' ~
Li,.a. ,fyls.t-sy and .ILaru. 1ii"r snEMt' attn;
,skr. ,,n ,.,, a.-l.iI. AID ron,snsht fT tie 80
p al .. ..,,.u a..,l ,Ltl.Iyu.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28
DARLINa's LIFE sITrERs,

And was entirely cured. j have had No ai'ack
ls,nce."
ID. wEsrERvELr, Esq, Of South Sth, near sth
street, " MiiilamsUury, l.. l., writes August D,
/ is,jU: -"Having been lruubied win a diftculty
In tho liver. and subject ~ bilious attacks,
wNs adv sed by u friend to try
, 1862-11-11
THE WAR In KENTUCKY AND TEN
hESSEE.
Eosecrans Reaches Nashville.
matters at Bowling Green.
FROM L0CKSEz211.E.
iSuecta1 Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribuuo.1

fSuectai Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribuuo.1
Lor1sv1LtE. November 10, 1861.
Robt. J. Wood, an old resident Of this city,
died at Helena recently. Ninety rebel pstso-
peys arrived by the Louisville and Frankfort
railroad, and large number OF sick and
wounded soldiers from Rasecrans' army.
Col. Bruce, late commander Of the post at
Bowling Green, has been given division for
service in southern Kentucky, with his head
quarters at such place as he may select.
Gen. Granger is placed in command at
Bowling Green.
Rosecrans has arrived at Nashville.
This ve know, having left Bowling Green
this morning.
louisville, Nov 1o.-There was no assault
IN Naehy1lir IN to Friday evening Nothing
had been beard Of Gen. Polk on Wednesday
nicht- The p1cket5 on the Murfree6boro,
nicSticuville and Ffanklln Pike mad co,n-
merced sLirmi.hlDg. 500 Of Srokes' casalr5
charged upon senf nf ansl ea1
rtbeI force, eupposcd TO be Norgan's, made
a.th IN the new railroad bridge borth Of Nash
Vile. but we're repnl.ed. The federal loss in
ia yaricue fkirn,isnes Is one killed, thirteen
wounded and three missing.
| McCooE's advance reached Na:n7nte on the
| afternoon Of the 6tb. ...>
It is reported that the rebels have evacuated
husfreesboro- and McM!nuvills. and gone to
| Chsttanooga, and rhst General 10. Johnston
srriSed at Chattanooga and assumed CON
rnand of tie department OF Tennessee and
Worth Alaba11,a, Brsckinridge's command L
| at Chattanooga Dese1ters from the rebe
srmy M esy Bragg IVES Obliged to destroy mos
ot The property captured b. bis forces u i
Kentucky, to prevents Its falling anta Buell.
orc report states that Hardee is to'tityin
tht Gsp. and has an army Of Is 900 men t
mid the sa1oe. Tbfa Ia not credited at mil
tsyy teadquarters, from the TACT that rofuzee
| frcm East Tennessee are arriving nete Gall:
ard report the road cleaf' but proslaons vel
| ecarce- :.
Roseef2us' advance has reached NAshYll
, 1862-11-11

Its Extent aud SEVERITY

From the New 1osk Herald otb-t
There are only three fnstaoces. 80 far as VIC
can 7ecoI}ect, Gurinz sever 81 :f5 ',acS, @aen
we were visited by q regular En1E Etorae so
early n the eeA-uu-namci7: on .as 1.:s Of
November, 1G4s; OH the 18th Of November,
1853, ana on the 4ta OF November, ISL Zee
present sr,riR Is. therefore The auulvtr1arJ Gf
those OF 1Sfo ard 1si;
Shortly cfterG O'Clock yes erd.v morning.
The night having been bitterly c11d, and, tcntn
the &us:y Wild, aDJ thing, but Cosu'offA1le -
outsice .,assepgert-5uow b35au to fall in
large flakeB, AID towards eeTtu II c1:n3 dorm
In Q thick, iEcess1 1n:. keen aud triE5u% sho *er,
which listed throughout tnc whole day. The
hail as to render the As.o7 house. st d short
distance, slnlos. iE:isiple- Astitf' ro1: :heaster
drove the fine icy PARTICLES OF tie storm fn!f~
ously in'o peoples faces, and penetrated With
nippng effect, iCaid5 oTescoits AID fufs- Tas
bay and river looked as il they were com
ple1ely brioseed, ard. from the pestnrhsd
/ tta1e ct the wafer, the Jerry bs,nts we're By
no ,neanE comfortable Cor aquatic til 2s- Tue
railraY tracks throughout the ely. 200. we-:
considerably iaconmoded, and rae ho1sls
| found 1t less casj to pull the huga 1oa1a
which patrouizsd the c3rs, THAI in dne went her.
Within l. few days rist p1tH1onitnEy s5np'
! TOMS Of a sudden change in the weather hey a2
| to show themselves, az SNOW Storms OF so1e
! severity visited the ucrthTRrd and wesswsrl,
| accompanied By strong aud bitter wlid=.
| Towards evening lndlcasl3ns ~ l9aN 1eEe
mapifessed, and the wind :th'teti: hut ts.s
/ probabilities are that there was good sleis aina
outside the city. The Storm must haze rJAs.::e
| yerg Violently out at sea, and over large are.
| Of the Atlantic betwseu Cape k1ce and Clp'
, Uatferas. On tie land we have p5=it've nd
vices That # has extended at least from ,s:o'
| Gown to Washington. aud that At each IL
these remote points, and midway a: .his city
the storm commenced at the saals hour
verr remarkable and unnsuI circum.tance
and indicating tremendous ewe:p over tn
lsnd and sea. It is Iserhaps tie 2,os. ri5l:E,
early Nsvenb"r snow s:urm experienced u
| this island for q 100 y"ars.
, 1862-11-11
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Tic Removal OF McC5rt1an-~fIoZE- Re-
celved-..11t1ttAry MuSc1acnts aud
C1HnEeB.

fspccinl Diepateh to the Chicago Trisu1e.1
1EDLSopoI1s, Nov. 10, 1854.
The president as not set excepted the de-
clinat:on Of General Morris, and it Is now
thought that he Will be assigned a separate
command.
The removal Of Mcclellan from the COM
mand OF the Potomac army. Is yell received
here hy the friends of vigorous prosecution
OF the var. The appointment Of Burnside as
his successor is particularly gratifying. 1udi-
a1a believes in Burnside.
All of the camps near this city have been
thoroughly renovated and comfortable winter
qnsrters prepared. Additions are now being
made to camp Carriugtou.
4 splendid regiment Of Penns5l7aaia cav
alry passed through this city to-day.
The 79.l, SD, 93d and 99;h regiments left
last week.
The. .G3a, 54th and .1oolh will leave in fen
6aFs.
| Governor Morton is expected home from
Washington tomorrow.
! The following. appointments arc announced:
| r. 4. Butter, suzgso1, ga; Johu 4. Sender
assistant eurgeon 18th; 6. F. Shields, aajn'
tsnt, 18th; L, D. Robinson, assistant surgeon
| 99th; Capt. 1saac kinley, major 36sh, Vic'
! Bennett promoted; Geo, Worcester, assist
mt surgeon, 18Th; Chas. A. 31ann, chaplain
1OOth; Jas. 3L Watts, adjutant, 46th, vice D
E. Fart promoted b. R Kennedy, assistan
surgeon, 13.h; 7. ~ Floga, surgeon, Goth
Samuel Mcclure, assistant surgeon, 9th
James. Il. Knight, assistant surgeon, 3D. cay
o1+r. rhar}Ha # Hovnton assistant Surpeos
, 1862-11-11
TEE DRAFT.

The TRIBUNE: has alwaGs Deprecated the
delays, and ill~cboscn Incentives to yo1un-
1ec1ug THAT hive cas-: rcproach upon the
:ystcm Of the draft The Government
should, by its very promptness in resort
ing 10 it after our volunteer army VAS once
~ Inc fill, have made the rel Ation Of the
drafted soldier 10 the S:a'e honorable nul
welcome. We hsve only wrought injury,
<1c,u'.ion, and heavy ndled burden to
the public by the plan Of bount;cs- 1t has
1tcn Dly received ty our brave volunteers
wlc vent loraa7d without p1y. It has
f.cnlcd likes premium r hangiug buck
But fAr the wo1s: evil is tho stigma
allowed to gro n agains. tic lot of the draft
ed man, slpcc it is Inevitable, aud so it
las always seemed to us, that to draft
ing We must come at last. The small spcck
OF disturbance announced in various parts
Ct the ccunt1y arc due to this mis1a1age-
1ncnt. These must he promptly put down,
and the draft be perfected. If Gov Salo-
mon in Wisconsin needs Il brigade to carry
the system l,y bayonet and ball in auy NAL
<:cntcnt neighh.1hool, these soldiers viii
be well employed III teaching hou,c rebel:
that the State mus: be obcycd. The worlt
will learn 1runl..t this war, that the Republic
has the power to command the lives ant
scrvicc Of hcr: citizens, md that her hant
IS stronger titan that Of despot;sm, in hc
own defence. Let tue draft 60 forward.
, 1862-11-11
Tie Deportation Scheme

[CeEtrai American Cof. ~ l. IEfo1Hel
TIL STATE Of csi!Ao& f *hicl1 tel; Mr: LIaso,n J.,
Lis attention oy some spectators who pre-
tended to have rights thsEk. acquired under
charter granted 10 thsS 2s2ul 1s59 BY tte
government Of Costa Aica. Tai= speculation
was n,e1e in order To sell the right thus &C.
ouistd in the tinted States, Us exrens;ye coal
lnircs exist in Uhlriqni, which would b. use-
tul 10 our nary. Ife spesne'tors, among
whom ~ae Thomas ?. heagher, never COM
pIisd With the conditions Of tue charter, AMI
Today it has no lcgs. existence: The territory
is in dispute bet~een Costa R{ca and New
Granada, both States claiming it. Its an un~
heslthy, rainy c'nntry, Esry spa:ssly 10.
hati!ed The president probably knows, By
this time, that Re has bren deceived IN The
mat.er. and must hunt pp SONG other unfn
bahitab1e part If the world to export his col
ored subjects to. Why not give 1ne neEroe:
Suush Carolina or FiuIids~ wh=re 1t will no
require uaucs improvement to Haake them tn
"euuals Of tie best"
, 1862-11-11
CHICAGO. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1862.

Gen. 4. left Bowling Green t3-d1y fo7 Mite :
tllkyi]le, where one coFps I'..rn.es Is Go= tea
pora1liy encamped. The entire army will
reach Nashville By Wednesday.
]. E, Johustcn's army, late Bragg's, Is At
Chattanooga, moving iata E Ast Te1ne:5es-
The superstition generally presat's that the
enemy are Ee,reatfeg TO VIrgiail, to effect
junction with Lee, Jackson g. Co.
Nashville IS the strongest fortified city y
the country, and no fear need be entertained
Of 5ts capture by ths eonedersse1: @ sn,;,a
with their main forces, while their advance is
reported as having gone toward Hantsvii1s.
Gucriilas xrt actively 1t work p!underiag,
destroying bridges, rsilroads, 81. IN the II
clr1ty Of Clarks silss, Nashville aaa the south
ern counties Of Kentucky
IT Is believed By not few that nc mere gen
tral engagements will take place in the South
wfsf, but that the enemy will be gradually
dsiyen into Virginia. where they @i!l concez.-
tIste their forces and make dasper1te stand
Aav,i:s tto @ ~ Washington announcs .9;ai that At
his command, and that Gen. Burnside sue
cet ds to the command Of the army of the Po-
tcmac. The report occasions much feeling
hire adverse to the removal
4 strange rumcr has currency here, to wit:
that JEFF. Davis aud his cabinet seriously c.,n-
template the emancipation Of Ill the slaves
before the 1st OF January, to anticfoase Presi-
dent Linco1n's proclamation aud secure recox-
nition from foreign powers, which is promised
vben that extraordinary action is had II Is
further said that the slaves thus freed will
Immediately be pressed into military service
a. the consideration for their freedom. The
report has considerable circulation IL Ken
tucky.
The demand for golA in this city is press
| irg, and prominent cltlz=ns are purcha a:lig
| all that is offered ut quoted rates.
Postage currency is scarce, aud the panic
| tor small change is cs great as ever
Pronintn. Methodis.s, representing twenty
| four annual conferences in tue N1r.h, ATE
holding general conference in ttis city Tht
| attendance il large 4 tendency to Abolition
t ISM pred7Mju&t &tes, and strong action on ths
ElaverI question will be taken.
| LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-The following wcrf
| o1nong tie soldiers who died in hospital j:
tbls city during the week:
n. T. Hunt, company B. s9ih Illinois.
John C-nre, 2ist 1l;inrta.
Matthew Miles. 18th Illinois.
Ju1nes Owens, SSth Illinois.
J.T. Ramsey, 9ssh Illinois
| @. num5e:y, 18th Wisconsin.
Il. Cone, 4Sd Illinois
| VIM Waugh, 125fh Illinois.
Gsta. y. Price, e5th Hints:
L. Burle4tun, 18TH Wisconetn.
| Henry JameS, 18th keE.uckY.
r. Eli MI, st.h Illinois
! YIN. F. Si6lng. 111th Illinois.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Gen. Coz Is ccntl'
ming his march up the 'kaaaxha Valley. au
will undoubtedly reach HsuieJ in deg (
two. There is no emmy in his front.
Gen. Grangtr army have moved from Le
ington toward Cumberland.
, 1862-11-11

{pxas Correspondence Of Nsw Tosk Herald, 17th.1
I am not 80 much inclined as some to con-
stdxr the appointment of ;13s n: DsouyI y de De
1aris roves1ment. The new minister ia that
rrsp<cI follow the desires Of bis master, aud
Ear that Napoleon may tuzn his attention -
YOUR side of the Atlantic now that he has de-
Sined that affaIrs 1T BONE should remain In
statu qao Orc thing is quite posttiye-the re-
+ latioLs between Frarce aud England will not
be 80 friendly now that II. Dtooyn dc H1Es
has The portfolio Of foreign affairs: H dts~
! hkes Lord Palme-=ton, and In fact, all Eu q
lish1nep, and will, as is well appreciated here.
| be ininical to fhe St. James cabinet In every
way: He is esteemed By IL classea IN France
neror,s entouJaqe-snd he will this dnd him
| ssifin antaxonism to the court- But the En-
i s*s5s Of bis sss = N daa tnSs
g.a Ss. S's ds9s T no % aSs9 Ss9
| 10 arua = prop.
Que Thing deem Imminent aud uatuts
, 1862-11-11

Tic removal cf alcGlc1ian was decidedly
tAe se.ss:1sis,a Of yesterday though partially !:
promulgated on Sundsy. With entire
711,cn;ni,y loyal .uen who believe in push
ing tie war 10 d successful issua, are cSult INT
ut t1.c t'1:c1. that the president raeans just
this. N1cn 7xllo lare the Uuion better tlau
slavery, men zks. love it better thaa the
REPUTATION Of any one naan, rad ID the de-
<,a1i;a,ian ct NcCl;ilaE IL s.rons, if tacdy
rehuke, Gu lagsarls. II was noiceable
yesterday, and TIC call sac attention Of our
1cattitrs TO the test, as equally Available at
all times, that if any in sivi iual was heard
loudly c2clain,ip= against the measure, you
bad only to ask single further question to
ascerta!n that lie w-as ot tia. stamp that
Believes dcyn,ltly that Abr]it;onis:s are
1,all~sNure.s fur 3lcCicllan or Buell. The
1nan who did not care what the war was
about, and the El:n .1llo hastcncd to ass,,rc
Tlr-inians TINT he preferred to fight with
them against Northern Abolitionlsts, the
711cu WHO gave free passcs south ward to the
arn.ics of Lee and Bragg, wcrc beautiful
and lovely in their military lives, and have
net Lccil divided III llscir dcaths Th.se have
no defenders lett but those who accept tht
political and tory gospel Of the Chicago
Times.
The city was rife with rumors ycsterda!
3ctlatcd 1,y The malconteuts, to the cl1sc
4Eat 1htr. was in t.yent oil the 9otoma
as the result Ct McClellan's fall We pre-
-sur7c it was principally confined to til
forty staff tt1iccrs who very Likely Wit
old Marcy at ,leir head, improviscl "ou
army in Flanders All is quiet Oh ta
potesnac, aud the only outbreak amen
our army this removal will cause, will h
1hc rush Of bayoucts aud sabrcs release
from sublincly stupid strategy" 10 the p1
fuit Of Itc7s fnrcrs
, 1862-11-11
WHO IeSJES THOSE ORDERS !


Now that tie Govvrnmcnt has begun to
abolish the do-no,hlns generals Of .hc Bu-
ell, Mcclellan stamp, The movement should
be accompanied by timely Investigation
into tue matter Of who it is 10 Kentucky
that Is setting the Government at defiance,
while &c: claiuliag to wear the Federal uni
fern and pocket United Statcs psE, The
proof is most conclusive that it is the de-
1ibcrate purpose, and tho sut,jec. uf cxprcss
orders OF superior ctticers in command in
kentucky, to return fugitive slaves 10 their
Owners without questions bc:ng asked as
to loyalty or disdoyalty. This enforced nc
gro hunting is sill made the loathsome
work Of Northwestern troopsin Kentucky.
We have recently published orders to pre-,
ciscly tllis effect. TIE have before us pri:
vate letter written by one Of our finest Il
11nois officers. who says he has orders t
return al fngitives- He says ~my superi
or commanders order mc to give up thu
nigcrs" He adds that he will fall bacl
on the superior authority Of the President'
Proclamation Of Sept. ID, aud will no
STUN ulinois soldiers into slave hound
tor Kentucky masters' This matter need
looking into. Who is there in Kentuck,
that is daring to aout the authority Of th
President.