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The New York herald., 1862-03-11

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The New York herald., 1862-03-11

HELP wANTED-NIALEs.

A GENTS WANTED-TO SELL THE MOST
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UNION PRIZE STATIONERY AND RECIPE PACKAGE
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EXCELLENT QUALITY OF THE STATIONERY
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ORIGINAL PACKAGE,
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circulars, which will mail $5 $40 per day be
made We put in each package beautiful and lifeike
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GENERAL GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN, 6yl0.
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Gshcrts Commercial Note Buff Envelopes.
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The New York herald., 1862-03-11

A LITERARY GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH, THIRTY
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The New York herald., 1862-03-11

TOACHMAN'S PLACE WANTED-BY THOROUGH
~ ly competent Englshman, with testimonials from his
only employer in this country with whom he has lived tive
Inquire of Messrs Brewster Co.. carriage Makers
corner Of Broome and Mott whom he also refers
objection to the country.
, 1862-09-05
TEE SITUATION.

Our army is securely posted on the old
camp grounds Of last fall and winter in
front Of Washington Our special dispatch
locates the enemy north Of Fairfax c. II.
while another account puts them st Drains
yillo and Lceshurg, northwest Of Wash
ipcton and near the Potomac. Our losses
of artillery in the late engagements
are stated at from fifteen to thirty
pieces only. Eleven hundred prisoners,
paroled by the enemy, have returned,
bringing q variety Of interesting tales
which will be found our telegraph col
umns, It is reported that the rebel General
Stewart was killed in one of the late bat
ties. Col Brodhcad Of Mich gan has died
of his wounds
The Cincinnati scare has nearly subsld
ed, it being the greatest apprehension nov
that the enemy will not come near enough
for fight. Gen. Kirby Smith was still a
Lexington on Wednesday morning. Seycra
guerilla raids had been made on the line 0
the railroad between Cincinnati and Lex
ipgton, leading at first to the impression
that the rebel army was moving farward
Cincinnati is reg ardcd AS entirely secure.
, 1862-09-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
1N14 AZ 1,nL1a Eeptemher 4 1882

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
INDIANAPOLIS, September 4, 1862.
The generalship which caused eight 1egi-
ments to be almost ruined at Richmond, and
which directed the evacuation Of Lexington
and Frankfort, is greatly censured here. 5000
troops were kept back at Lexington during
the battle, and 10.00o could have been concen-
trat.d at that point before the surrender.
At Gov. Morton's request three guuhoats
have been ordered from Cairo to ply between
Louisville and the mouth Of the Wabash.
Two regiments leave here tomorrow, and
more will follow daily.
ISp1ASApo11s, Sept. a.-Advices from West
ern Kentucky s:ate that the guerilla Johosoo,
who made the raid upon the hospital and sick
SOLDIERS at NewburR, Indiana, some weeks
since, has captured Unfontown and about $40
Of our men, belonging to the 7Ssh Indiana
Capt. Howard, of Pike county, was killed. It
is feared that johnson will capture Hender-
eor, and attempt 10 cross to lodlan
The steamer Sue EAves was attacked at Lick
Number One on Green River, yesterday. Her
s'cres we're destroyed aud she turned back.
Her officers report 8 large number OF rebels
at that point.
Gen. Blythe, of Evansville, has called out
the Indiana legion, and is arn1ing the citizens
alorg the border.
Isp1AxAroL1s, Sept, 3-Specse continues
to arrive from Kentucky, About 2 ,u30, coo are
now here and stored. The specia was torwar-
ded by Adams Express; but. by private
bande, . vast amount Of money In BANK bills
has reached here. The movable Valuables oi
Kentucky are now pretty extensively in fndi-
sna. From Cincinnati the coin Is being sent
Eset.
TIE oetb, Tooth aud 101st Indiana are armed
and under marching orders. Their destlna
tiGn Is Kentucky.
About ope-fiftt Of the enrolled militia O.
this equity have been exempted By The
examining commissioners court.
The news from tue southwestern border
r tp,eeents the gusrillas IS making head nade1
The lead Of johnson. . 4 l goveromeus store!
are icing removed from. Henderson, Kan
| fucEy. JohDBon's forces ara marching on th4
tovn. end sre said to be COO strong. Tier
is an Indiana regiment there, under Colons
, 1862-09-05


1.-THE following, i'll substance. IVES te;egraphcd
to us from cairo on wednesday night, but We
emitted to publish 1t on account of its high in
probability. Our correspondent added that the
Grenada appeal did not vouch for the accuracy Of
its own information In the premises. We print
the stuff now merely because it comes in the 1850
ciated press rerort.]
Especial to the Missouri Democratl
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2.-Thc Grenada Appeal, of
September End, says thu forts below Nv o.
lans hnre surrendered to a feet Of coa:ed-
trlte guuboats. that B1tou Rouge has been
eyacu .ttd By the fedeFa1s, and tue forces
taken to New Orleans to defend that pl ace.
When our forces lett Baton Rouge they took
thr machictry in the penitcntiAry vii them,
add after setting loose all the colyic:5 receiv-
I'd them into the army. L dispatch in the
Grenada -4n1eaz OF the Goth, dated Blyou
Sara, August 25, says the federal steamer
Essex anived there On Saturday, and shslled
tie town on Sunday morning, without doing
any damage They then landed aad totk
heat loads of troops, and set fire to the town.
All The houses on The lcree were burnt except
two. After firing the trout Of the to IN, theg
vent around pi:lagicg a1l houses that 7ere
not burnt. While doing this, some Of the
pelicans fired upon them, but with what ef-
tect is not known. They then returned to
their boats and steamed down the river, and
are supposed to have gone after reinforce.
ments to destroy st. Francisville. Port Hud.
Eon is being fortified By the rebcl5. So says
| the VicksbDrg C,tizrn
, 1862-09-05
FROM PENNSYLVANIA,
Proclamation Of Gov. Curti. 7


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. -4.-The Bulletin has
the following: Just SIS we go to pres9 we
ltarn that Gov. Curtin has determined to issue
q aproclamation to arm the State. Of course,
The emergency which leads to this course is
most pressing.
HARRIsBuRG. Sept. a. .. m.-Goy. Cur
tin ias issued tue folio ing proclaim 4tfou:
WHEREAS. In The present conlision Of aff4i.s It
is exps dlent that measures ehouId be taken Il,
arm aEd p,ei,a.e uur people for defense Nov
tnt refore. do earnestly recommend the imme.
diat- formation Throughout the Com non9eal,h,
Of ro1pnteer companies and regiments, in confor-
n,i'y with the militia net of ls5s. Arms Will be
distributed TO organizations. aud sthat to be
formed asretahly to the prov1eie Of that act It
IL further recommended that in order to xiyc du.
appottutisle. Tor drill aud instruction, ali paces
OF business be closed daily at o'clock in tue af
ternoOn, 20 that all persons employed therein
may, after that hour, be at ifoertv
10 attend TO their mill asy duties. The cheerful
alacrfsy With which the men Of Pennsylvania have
hitherto given themselves to the service Of Ihn
country has pressed heavily Oh he- military re-
sources, am reluctant to aak her people to a..
snme further burdens, but as their safety rea4ires
that they shonld do 20. 1t IL in their behalf thst
put forth the recommendations herein Contained,
and urEe prompt compliance with them.
Given under my hand aud the great ees1 of the
State this ath day Of september, l5Gl, and Of the
commonwealth the S7th.
Signed By the Governor.
ELI SL1FrER, Secretary of State
, 1862-09-05
LIGHT WANTED.
The following dispatch appears this

The following dispatch appears this
morning in our telegraph column:
NEw YoRK September L.
The New York Triouae's correspondent say.
There il hiuh horlsy for aaylrg that the ,ov-
eminent vi Immediately Institute Inquiries into
that whoercE If f,u"d to h'ame whe her nsjo Or
central OF btigadfet, will he puntsh=d.''
a dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, to the
Cincinnati Commercial says:
Major Fulton Of the GG;h Ohio, ia here. just
1.om Washington. wGnnd+a He reports q 41d
h.a1e of things rhrre jealousy among our generals
Grating oil The disasters.
Our correspondent at Washington sent
Us q letter, q day or two since, confirming
all the horrible rumors' that have been
published lately, and g,od deal more.
which letter we did moi publish because il
was impossible to believe that any general
could be guilty Of wilfully withholding
aid from his OWL friends in their dire ex-
t1cnity-aid which he had been ordered
Tree days before to send for ward without
Doing Instantly shot to death.
In epite Of accumulating testimony We
must still discredit it, but we insist, never.
theless, that an immediate Investigation be
had. The country demands it, aud will
not cease to demand it until the truth shall
be reached and justice meted out. The
trcacherr OF Jtff. Davis and his mInions
becomes insignificant by the side OF the
awful guilt that is attributed to one OF ou1
Owl commanders
, 1862-09-05
TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD CONYEy-

TIE Pacific Rail1oad Convention held
Ills last session yesterday, aud dissolved
subject to the call of the President aud
Secretary. The balance Of the resolutions
reported by the Business Committee, pro.
vidiDg for the sureies of the Treasurer
and other minor matters, were adopted.
The books for subscription will be opened
Oh the first Monday in November in all
The principal cities Ct the loyal States,
continuing open at least two weeks.
Several Interesting addresses upon the
Typographical character and mineral re-
sources Of the Platte valley, through which
the line viii probably run, were made by
gent cmcp familiar with the TOPICS, and
inoicated patentrcasons for the location ol
tie route through those fertile plains.
The convention closed their labor5 al
seven o'clock with pleasant social re-
marks and mutual interchange Of good
wishes. The Convention is to be cougratu.
lated for the very successful maner il which
they have inauguratcd this great Nationa
enterprise and brought it befnre the peo2l,
where it now awai,s their action,
, 1862-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The bark Prentiss.
which arrived from Matanzas to-day reports
that an iron-clad war. steamer arrived at Car
depas on the 15'h ult., flying the pira:ical
sbeffieldf, placed dispatches on the boat to be
delivered at Key West, but although she lag
of Key West lighthouse, with the signal of
distrees flying, no notice WIS taken Of her,
and the dispatches were matted to-day # ram
this port. The pira:e had already captured
several merchant vessels although they were
heavily srmed, during her cruise Off fhe b.
haDas. Her commander told the authorities
she was a rebel war steamer without q name.
She is undoubtedly the QQieto.
, 1862-09-05
Guer1l1as in" missouri, Opposite
Quincy, Ill.

QUITcY, Sept. -.4.-Guerr'llas are getting
more bold daily. Yesterday they came ~itaiu
six mile Of West Quincy and unhirched three
horses belonging to different parties, from
the wagons and made off with them, telling
the owners to change them to the southern
Confederscy.
Revipg bands OF from five to thirty are
p}tnty Ill ovrr Missouri, opposite this city,
1ohtacg and plundrrinK verYbody that hk.,-
ptrs to ccme IN their way.
Col. Nntrr's regiment Che S4.h Illinois,
~firh wss 70 have left bect: to-day. has bsen
notified to rtmain until further ordsrs,
, 1862-09-05
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

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SPRINGFIELD, September a. 1851
In fpecia, order No. l21 Of the war depart
ment, find the follo@iug Important proyis-
ions, amon1 Others, rslativeto the draft:
"Tte commissioner for drafting IN each
county will, upon the assembling of the draft
ut the county seat, appoint . lance corporal
for every eight men, and q lance sergeant for
cyery Rixteen men, and will make contracts
fer cooked provisions sufficient to subsist the
men until their arrival at the camp Of reudez-
vona, and twenty -four hours thereafter. Copies
Of these contracts and duplicate bills will be
sent tc the commissary general for payment.
The commissioner will accompany the men to
camp, providing for their transportation by
railroad or steamboat where practicable, and
whe1sitis necessary to march he may provide q
reasonable amount Of transportation for the
provisions and baggage Of the men. The ex-
pecses OF transportation will be paid by the
qurtcrmsrster's department on duplicate bills
certified by the commissioner. The chief
clustering officer Of each state will immedi-
Sately, in conformity with the regulations of
the subsistence department, advertise for sep.
arate proposal, and make contracts for un-
cooked rations for each camp, and will also
Eake their acquisitions upon the COM
miesary general to meet all sub5i:t-
ence for drafted men while they
remain at camp of rendezvous. After being
organized into reg inasnts, ratiou5 will be sup
FLIED By tae regimental quartermaster, ETC.
Cooking utensils, blankets, ETC., will be firm
i:hed by the quartermaster's department.. All
citizens who vouuteer or are drafted, are ad.
vised to {ake with them to camp good stout
blanket II is for the soldiers interest to
supply himself, as it is impossible for the Uni
ted States to do SO Immediately. The camps
ofIniaois volunteers will be supplied b. G spt.
J. A. Potter, acting quartermaster, Chicago.
The camp near st, Louis will be supplied BY
Maj. Robt. Allen, chief quarteTmaster Of thu
department OF Missouri"
The eecesh prisoners at Camp Butler are to
be Immediately released. Col. Fonda has or.
1ers to that effect
Col Fonda, OF the 1sth ILL., cavalry, the pop
| ulsr and efficient commander Of Camp Butler
| has been elected colonel Of the Hancock
| county regiment.
The following additional regiments hays
been organized :-130th. Col. Mics, at :lls
Vile; 1s1st, Col. G. #. Nse1y, at Metropolis
1925, Col. G. ". McKeig, at sha~neatovn
This makes sixty-one regiments in all, bu
there are three or four more floating around
so that no doubt Illinois will have at leas
sixty-five regiments in the field under the lat
call, and eycr 60, 600 volunteers.
Gen. McCIernand and staff start for Chicagt
tomorrow night and arrive there by the Rocl
| Island Railroad at 9 o'clock Saturday morn
! irg. It is expected he will be received by
| dsputatfon of the Board Of Trade and escotte'
to his hotel He will be present at the meet
ing in Chicago on Saturday evening.
, 1862-09-05
THE WAR Tn KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI ENTIRELY SAFE.
Gen. Eirby Smiths. Force Supposed
to be from 10000 to 30, ,00D.
False Alarms Created by Guer-
lila Bands.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribule
C1Sc1HSAT1, September 4. 1862.
Military preparations here are on large
ecale. Volunteers fully armed are pouring
IN from all the country towns, and Ohio regi-
mcnts are also arriving rapidly. The city il
PERFECTLY safe The people, who have fairly
suarmed to give them i reception, are only
anxious now lestafter all they will not get q
sight Of the would be invaders.
Kirby Smith is supposed to h.ye
been 10000 to 10000 men, with good
supply Of artillery and cavalry. A
large proportion Of these are at Lexington.
Yesterday morning there were no rebel troops
nearer to this place than that city.
Guerilla bands have sprung up al along the
line Of Central Kentucky railroad, and these
have been creating some alarm aud are basis
fer numerous rumora Of tie approach OF reb-
els to the city. Those who are we'll posted
have 10 fesrs.
Ger. Wallace has displayed great energy.
He has bad our whole male population at
work, either under arms OF building forti6ca-
tions. His energy suits the people, and they
work enthusiastically.
The Times was suppressed this afternoon,
tor an iriudicious publication. This is to be
regretted, as there is no more loyal pAper, and
il has been faithful In the support of the WAT
aid the government. Its proprietor has o}so
been nost liberal contributor TO the war
fund. He is nov paying fifty dollars week
to the families Of volunteers.
Pare1ed prisoners from Richmond are strag.
Elirg in. We have nothing new from that
quarter in addition to that published this
morning.
TIE movements Of our troops In Kentucky
| Is contrabaud uewe.
! Business is still suspended.
CINCINNATI, Sept. ~ p. m.-The Evening
| 1iznts wss suppressed this afternoon far au ar
tjr1e censufing the administration On the con
| duct Of the War.
! Preparations for defense are unabated. The
| city WILLS lively all the afternoon with ths
marching Of troops. There is no alarm
P,ctIefs of armed men have been received ant
acct pted from large number Of towns il
I numbers tonight and Tomorrow.
! CINCINNATI, Sept. 40 q. m.-Active mill
tary preparations continue. Ali business i
It'll hnspanded, excepting butchers, proviaio,
dealers and bakers.
Kirby Smiths forces we're posted yestarda
St Lexington, Versailles and Georgetown
| Their position is good oDe before an adyauc
upon either Cincinnati or Louisville.
Troops confinue to arrlye rapidly.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 3.-Inte1]fgence receive
! here this :fteru00n itdica1es that there is
enemy Within 100 miles of here, and that n
attack on Cincinnati is contemplated.