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, 1862-11-12
MATTERS At THE CAPITAL.
GEN. McGLEEL MS ARRIVAL.

Especial Olfp2tch to the Chicago TrIbuCe1
WAsulSGToS, nov. II, 1862.
Patrick Carty, sergeant, eth Indiana, and
d. Durand, 2oth Michigan, died in hospital
here.
President Lincoln and family moved back
to the White House to-day from the Soldiers
uome
A. D. Richardson, chief correspondent Of
the Tribune, with Burnside's army, was run
down yesterday by six bnllies on h1cClellan's
staff, mo7ed by drunkenness and spirit OF
hoEtility to the Tribune.
Tonight Mcclellan arrived in special
train' decorated with flags and was ealuted By
artillery and troops drawn up In line.
Gen. Sykes is tie only officer Of rank who
offered to 1esisn on the reception of the news
Of McClsllan's removal, and he proposed that
the regulars should lay down their arms.
Mcclellan advised him not to doso.
Gen. SCOTS reply to Buchanan will appaar
In to~mor1ow's EnteHiasncer.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Proooea!s for
about II, CO.., GOO OF $40 bonds ID exchange
for LEGAL tender notes, will be opened on Mon
noon, ut which time they viii BE- received.
The bonds Offered are those not vet disuossd
Of, Of the date ef October LIST, 1851 The ia-
1e7est Till run from the dates CT deposit, ua-
l'ss the successful nldde;s prefer to pay &C.
crued interest fro1u Octnbcr LIST, 1852. o1 cur
rent cupors in coin, to be reimbursed at its
uatu,ity- Bidders must deposit with some
c5sistaIt treasurer ten per ceut. CT the a;ao1nt
offered and forward Ei:h Their bids the cesti-
Icatc OF such deposit
The commissioner of internal revenue la,
6ec'6to in regard to the tax on advertise
nientF, that the last ptoviso OF section einlt
OF the excise law, exrnlpts newspaper whose
c.1culation does not exceed 2,uj0 copies, from
all tux upon advertisements, and the last uro.
viso, but one Of the satne section, exempts
the receipts for advertisements, 10 the ola ouut
ct Sl,WN. Consequently there will be assessed
cpIy Oh The Excess over 81, roo, and then nply
*hen their whole circulation exceeds 1850
co:ies.
The agent Of the Associated Press is an.
thorlzed by tie secretary OF State aud secra-
1ary OF the treasury, to say that tile reports
q cabinet division Upon the measures OF the
administration, which gained s31ne currency,
aEe sltoge1her groundlcss.
, 1862-11-12

f1"m 1ilc sublime; 10 the ridiculous Is hut
q s'ep. IA ass has hsaye1, aud 1hc voice
cf 'lic lion lis heard. Fur this we thank
Aslsus. y" -A>:nus. i'll tnis case, no Leo.
Ess john Blight ctr,ld not haye kaog;,
Colorado .)ewe11 or he would havc lcft his
o"!, 7.ol'l.: Litter without address. jew
e:11's position in tl,r C :r:csr'.,1:nec is that
Of being poli:r]y kicked be1,.,l, aud thcn
esrn,sins the hoot thai administered the
calciira1ion. For the noble sentiment CON
seiacd Nc give Nj: Brisht's letter. l.
would he incomplete, perhaps, for Chicago
readers without the ridiculous rismaroic
Of the iugacin,ls uuctioacer.
, 1862-11-12
The Eighth xl1tnofk Cavn1rx


The war correspondents iu Virginia often
ray pleasant things Of our Illinois bows. in
rlcasantcn's advance. The N. T. Tines re-
porter tays Of charge they made:
Iht: ST., Illinois ac;c6 mast gallautly, cha.v-
lEs eht up TO Tie cannon's mouth. routins
lie enemy ;1.d taking several prisoners. i
co11orai in company B, S:l Illinois, aud a pri-
va!e II company +, were killed. There w,.rc
aifo several wounded, whcsc naucs viii hr
1orTardcd Sou Tomorrow. They bore upun-
Ger tlicir wounds most hcro!callv, One IN.
juscd very severely in one leg, cau;v in 1au,-h.
'pg, and txclain,ios, "I eau walk one lcs ye1 :,
Ahosier, gu being asked if he wus severely
hurt, replied, t1cs; but cont corc an7 thin.-
about That, Is lcng as re have whipped tba
rehcls'' ~ WV
The n T. Tsibnne's correspondent has also
The testimony Of rebels to the same effect:
Al The n.aDsion Of Mr. Keene, one mile south
OF TIC F:ifngc, toand three 1ebel surgeons
in At:end. rce upon nine wounded re5sls- Inc
Surgeons and wounded soldiers we're ill from
The famous Stnar1's division, and were not at
nj cor1n1 70 conceal sl,elr contempt for our
nwn cesalry. The S1h liuois, however. with
wtcm 1he5 hare frequently cone IN contact,
1hcy pronounced the best riders In our ser.
siee, sod sid If they *oula put less upou
1nclr lorse=, wuuld make splendid Cavaliers,
, 1862-11-12


Col Arno Eoss Ut the 12:h Illinois cavalry.
now with Plea=antor's brigade In the yau Of
orr Potomac army, is in the city to attend to
mtttcrs connected with his fine regiment.
Among tue charges In lis officers is the pro-
motion OF Capt Thomas IT. Groyesnor Of
this city to Tic scuiar Majority. his commie-
s'or, just i6susd, dating from Sept 4th, {vics
F. T. Sherman, promoted and now colope,
OF in1antry-) Mcjor Grosyenor Is now In this
city with his sword arm in sling, from q
wound received in gallant aa4ir near Mar
finsburg short time before its eyacuat1on ty
a5en. White From that injury Major G. was
IN hospital ut 4arpcr's Ferry, and among the
31sonels pasnlcd at that diegraceful business
ae viii soon be ab1e to take the field again.
The LII Is doing excellent service aud vim
9ing g a'ea eheon'iums for Its gallantry and
, 1862-11-12

counrerieiting apparatus recovered for years
Was made to-day. The authorities succeeded
sears Of age. whose place Of business i
IS Cedar street, New York, under the
atnnmed name Of T. 3. Bentley & Co.
can Bank Note Company. All tbs p4yaphar-
MALTA Of the counterfet.ing business was 81.
cured. The finished plates and viEneitas. a
also those in process ii engraving, be::-ay .
master workman. The finished pl4te7 securaj
were on New York, Rhode 14aea aaa Con
nec&1cut banks.
, 1862-11-12

The country will never fully apprc-
cian the loss inflicted upon the Union
cause 1y Gen. Mcclellan aud his satellite
and inll:a:1r, Gen Buell.. In men and
money, III 1imc and reputation the loss is
1hca'culablc- TIC country may cousi1er
itself fortunate if il survives lie wounds
Inflicted upon tho bcdy pulitic by these
<.encrala
, 1862-11-12
CHICAGO WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER r. 1857

negroes and slaves, the extent OF whose oc:u-
patton Is obstructing the markets, the Yan-
keee set example to our authorities in the;r
Gold IL selling In Richmond at eo0@225. q
decline Of ten cents within week.
From Northern VirQfnia Il ia r,rnonad that
Gen. Lee. having decoyed :the enemy into q
tap At snickers!il1e, fell u pn them with great
Slaughter. We have failed to obta;n from the
"ar Office confirmation Of the pleasing story.
, 1862-11-12

AN2H NEWS
From the Fir5i2ia scat Of var re have
The intelligence Of what took place on the
Change OF commanders. The farewell ad-
<lIess Vi Gen. Mcclellan is given, also the
aniliatory order Of Gen. Burnside, From
Fortress Monroe we have Interesting
Southern news from 1ate Richmond paners.
Loyal men who we're inveislea into voting
with the bogus Democracy, the other day.
must feel cheerful at. the Interpretation
The Southern rebels give to the success
81 their party. The nausea Of such q
dascoSay will work the cure demanded,
IRON the Gull there is intelligence Of the
capture Of plump prize of Mobile. Ad-
7n1ral Far1assut sends to the naval depart
mcnt full report Of his late operations on
The coast Of Texas, comprising the capture
OF Galveston and other points. At New
Orleans it seems the contrahaud question
IS still being practically lightencd Of the
weights the enemies of the blacks persist
III attaching to it The slaves are being
set at work Oh plantations near the CITY,
and are payipg their way by free labor.
At New York the small panic is oycr.
and gold declined two cents yesterday,
with weak market at the close. John
|an Burcn nonliuates Mcclellan for the
Presidency in 1864 Corcoran's Brigade
has left New York for Fortress Monroe. 4
great haul OF counterfsitcrs and apparatus
for making bogus notes was made yester-
day al New York.
Our over Jealous Boston friends who
have been e2ulting over the defeat of 1lr.
1sice Tue Republican candidate far Congress
IN that caty, find now the laugh en- the other
side Tor Alr. Sleeper is the defeated one.
Poor Hawser Marlingale.
} Our special dispatch from Madison gives
The causes OF the recent speck Of q disturb
alice in Milwaukee On the attempt to draft.
The ros!pone1nent IS limited, temporary,
and Tor rcascns no. likely TO recur again.
The news from Cairo and below indi-
cafes a movement in Grants department.
The reporters cyideutly know more than
the censor allows them to transmit. Tie
rebels have evacuated Holly Springs,
or they hAye not for accounts
diftsr;: but it is certain that the
'"a1'acrlngs of Ulysses are setting in
That direction, and he will find then. Gen.
Kansom las achieved small SUCCESS over
enemy IN the Fort Donelsen region.
Ihc meas from Tic CAPITAL is unimpor-
1ant~ The sensation dispatches Of r split
IL the Cabinet growing out Of the NcCIel-
Ian discharge ere pronounced bogus. The
administration is sustained by its ministers
in this measure. Gen. McClcllan's rcccp
~icn in Washington is announced.
, 1862-11-12
ETIE C.A@E or SaEEI..

In the new arrangements a! Washing
ton, there will be room for the promotion
ef Gen. Sjgcl to the position that his merit
demands; aid we do not nlisinform the
President AID Gen. 1Iallcck when We tell
Them that, among Ill loyal men, there is a
confident expectation that his cluims will
be regarded. 1t is believed sllAt the army
will be put on a fighting basis, that osna-
11cntal suldiczins is at an end, and, hence,
1Est Sige1 and mcn Of his stamp caunot be
pushed aside to mike room tor tic iucom-
1;vtcnt5 Who have 111set1 heretofore.
, 1862-11-12

SAY FRA>c1sco, Nov 11.-sW,0 900 waz
shipped bE to-day's steamer tor the national
sanitary fund.
The sc, 600 appropriation towards fitting
out cavalry company FROM this city to 20 id
the Massachusetts, regiment was indeinitely
postponed in the board Of supervisors LAST
evening.
Congressman Phelps leaves to-day by the
overland s:age ior Washington.
, 1862-11-12
Fire..

Fire.
NEW YoKK, Nov. l1-About Il o'clock
lss; night fire broke out in the basement OF
The sEorr. 537 Broadway. occnpied ny Firth,
Pord g. Co, music dealers. TIE damage to
the stock and fixtures amount to SIS, ,oo)-in-
suTed fcr Sc, ,0G0-
, 1862-11-12

MHFd from inc Officers Of t2ae 12Cth
treatment NetF York Volunreer~.
cAxr Dorc1As, Chicago, IL, Nov Ii 1862.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
IN several communications respecting the
fulrender of Ha:per's Fer1, the I26th resi-
ue11t New York yo'uGteGrs hays been STIGMA
dzed IS having acted in shameful mn
nc:. That statement has now gained an n.
lo1tance not hitherto Belonging to it, fl Il
he report Of The Harper's Ferrs Commission.
*i1cn eec1ascs-N newspaper accounts ara to
se t1usted-.hat the regiment broke aud
sea"s'ully fled. i regard for our own reuu
fat1"n md TIE rPn'a'ion Of the ,,=r sc com
nsane', deuFnds that Nc shaI! he 20 lon,.cr S.
.es' nrdtr inl.utsticEs equally injurious and
u1fouudea- Therefore, nc, the liae oil :crs Of
TIC l:6;h regiment, now living, wto were
1:ccnl a. Tie engagement on slar,laad
He's@l'ts, do d.caa7c upon our houor as rentle-
1nsn ard soldiers, that the to,lo 5iuz s.atr-
ments are true:
tt1;H- Ihat in TIC GrSt assault early ~ the
fno mr.! 1t September Eth eiglt i:5u}p ,n;,s
81 tAe III n regiment, with part of IT,. I'D
Vlios were drawn up in the advance iu liue Of
''aits on Maryland Heights, and though, in a
;'oslslon Strengthened b; no defences. either by
vastly superinr fnrcn 1bap IA ~ ~ ". =
til IN ordcr IN 1h.t rE-st u 49,. ~: tctte1I ua-
then Yef;1,i tn Tho I,rs-.ts-.o M.s sAseas IntS
iSrouI That H. wf.a,', -.'.e.s
1rartrnenr nj ti,e 1,reset,ros-. "a: ~ tae
c11n13eny. that NJ co,nnzr, ns .sas,S one
defcSees hcf,re 1hc ,ni;.a3 -ns:; ~saaoae9 ,aose
certinr three com,,,n;ns o-3ar;3s - - ~, -
4:iwl Nank atta,s h;e 7i,,.1 ~ :as ~ lei -
1u.lly, Lao 'nes o'a enee-
Third That after the wound;nr of c,,,n,,
Sheriff., no field nnr stair nt.or 81 - ,H W,oaGi
,usnt vi re- r,rIs,.,1t - aur - VI -. .ui
orders O. tte most cnntr,d;ct.-.. =, ~
CONSTANTLY followed ona ono,I,,.s 1.i ~ ~
a1:tr tte fall Of our colonel no f;o1d ~; ~. -
any regiment y-re scnn hr .,,v o.,a ~ -. W
until We had fa:i..n hack iron, the 7,raastrorts.
1t least TIRE quarters IF a nil. no
F0nrfh THAI IN order. 1,,,,,pc..azo-,. o,.,,, ;s
not cri,oiral to ahandor tha .,aa -
given t,v a n1emher nf ri E,rSse eec.x 80 -
Gait, pI;lli,,s. n,,ooin-ud i,r 49, .,>1' ~
the cemmn1, ~ o,,r ~ N"nuSi ~
t,rcastyorks could hay.. he"n ha;j s,,a 49, s-.e
opi1 ION, shonLl hay ,,n f.,d a.. "s,u ~ uur
ii not altogether liz fha f,,r.o 49, S LUZ luz
ar that the order t., al .,,Jon f;,a', ~ - aSH
ErGn thc ground that the woods r''ro ~. -. -.
-H+}lcd l,y s,,1r .rne WV "'4o "Sle u u
1;TMHr,.st ,1;s ~.
fr- -. N4 to!e siaes CaFL iAltip5 re-
~. - et'a.'aHt lc1ae 10 tue 1nen uatn the
't.arut'pn'ent n tue position by the other re-
.ltaen1s rendered il no longer tcnable. Indl.
yidua1s HAY have lied previously INT nt;,1nr
the 1cs.i:uent. nor any comn,nr ~ ~ ~ ~.
treastworE until 4}u :,o1 XXI. ~; ~; -, W.
f,a1dI t;nar, n,d ~ e t,toa; V.so ana .he i.r!-
rat;-+;1 fr.,.,, 49,, ~, =" eulcAee ~ command,
- ~ % 9.S taoee uei:"ss5.
, 1862-11-12

St. LOUIS, Nov IL The Etentno Mn. h,s
Ee@n private letter from sp:irSde}d wh;~h
sa3s Schotie1d Is moving back to that poIntl
Secretly Of forage In Arkansas issaid to be The
4CaE6e
, 1862-11-12

HARTFORD, Ct, Nov. 1L-Yesterday at
room "a guns were fired here by order Of
Gov. Buckingham Of this State, IN honor o:
'be appointment Of Burnside to the rom
mand Of the Army Of the Potomac,
, 1862-11-12

BOSTON, Nov. 1l-An error has been dis
EoVered In the t1rss count uf the votes of the
20 congressional District, which elects Hon
L. r. Rfves to Congress III olaaa of Mr.
Sleeper, BY Twelve majority,
, 1862-11-12
JOHN B3lchT on the AhdtRI2AH
AFFAIRS.
a Lion Called Out by the Braying
Of an Ass.
TIE nuA1ING OF TIN ass.

o ~
s.~t r.4 Va auc ~" 4u'A Itiouie-
man, Mexican, Or American matters. uulcrs iorceG
from nov evident en1lre govc1nncnt cilaEss ai
e1t,1a4ta,, Ii aaats staee the sla1e pro
Sanoiton should at once enhm,t Tho n...-
question 10 International arbitration ,,h.tray
f:um Nexiso. and declare IN American noiicr
IN IN AFoE oi mediation or recognition. En-.
i, innq 1,a,,;.t;, anm t9 Anesica-des1res peace
~ M SIid.l, inH Iii SOU a: ss expressed to NE
either he North ~ 11s M,,,y, y1elo andep=ndenee to
prcmise-a position IA nnwtsc IN " 9oc,1i taIe uE
l&ncc1ce the elayt proclamatfon il IN
pace. With this d. determination Of tie South. the
9omcS R oi i9e government ehauld be prompt With
G1a~al 9s' q the slave proclamation ant. favo. to
fo6ra,. fs 4St po"es m sdlat,on Any o;h:r
lie through reyont!ons anS evn;ns1 ars rsn1o
l+an sc1i0n '~1A1@' A''s'a 1ato'
fesl it a duty to give for publication. In con-
nccton with this. the following yrry irapo:tant iet
" to 3 Ts fscm n son. JOAN Sri member Of
nartr nnar iaens' a,a' aaa ;eadss OF the radical
vu n aneafs and the slave
he WeaSsst ac1 Of 1be ~ ny oua5 ment
dcmnca BY the prese. peouie SD eore-nt a.u coa a.
Europe, notwithstanding 1hs universal fayor f,r M
iLssoom Of The tlsye:-. There is certainly great
~, @Ln. .. ssatesmanship manifested by bott 11fa
, 1862-11-12
Gt2& Griht1n&.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1862.


Our cause, then, must Be eztTustcd to
end condactna hy its o'on mndoubted friends
-t1o*c arhasc hands are free, 1chose hearts
are in the seor1, seao DO CARE for tie rcsul..'
Mn. L1NcoLN's Spn1Sar1E1p SpEscu.
-J1.NE. 1858.
, 1862-11-12
| MEXICAN PROTEsTANT

IA 1AESnC1ATION-Ihem members OF WAsH1yaroy
opGE rtqnrtt to Attasu th9 Fuaeeat OF our H.
s.use9 III E'o'h=r. HArHEW @ GuKaaS. on Th1F!aay.
etseet ktu3ers are rcQ1s8tad 10 meet NJ :h:,r Rsi
tala evening. Aoi..xitiis
, 1862-11-12

Lin OIS ST. ANDREWS
soc,S =. ,soC1ETIS3he An1qai Mesttnz Of the shove
tae 9. THU KSpAY. the 18th us:, y: y. O'Clock r
!Ss ue Is fttcn OF ofc1rs for tho ensuing vesr oni
r1hr Rdmafd1ob os neW members. All Scot :hm n
aId of ScQtchr respectful invited
to attend ROBERT HARVET
no19-x1s6.t President
, 1862-11-12
Ecm aDbrrtt5cillrnIS.

Ni II TED--A suite Of Rooms
81 d beard it private fam1lr o. Thru avenue
no I'll hf TAYLOR -tr.et fo- lnyscG vile ni.,i ehili
VIM II RI ~ p cWn toG1l!s. Afurrss 'S 3. g." Cai-
CAEO IOEf GtHC&.
, 1862-11-12

NJ AHTED.~A young man that
- has teryed the last rli:ee Jes,s in the Ar,ny
"a; IS :i,tuaa as Gle i L':.t Porter. o. ii aay
given. 8AGatGss = MCC~ Tltnuns 0Mce, npIt xIld.l II
, 1862-11-12

III AETED.-Store to Rent. One
-! ls;f 81 store on Ksndo!R;l str=et, he'ween
tfrk aEA 1.tI1 BORN sut.llt iI1 PiasoS Jrvrlry.
Ing Nacli,eB- or aby Il class :usnss - 1.Ht
e nc r3;st kira of man at 4 ew 4 :u-s. address
, 1862-11-12

NiVAEI:EI.-A good secondhand
siee hsstag e1ch to ls3o@+: tf CHEAP can ,;ud cus
sonGr y itE at 133 Lake str ct, tup stal7s) No.
, 1862-11-12

NANJED-1nune1iatcly, to rent
and I. n bGarcets N5 objection to buying ,,ut Nt
ps:s:n kset1IaE 1Et thosr'ing hogze caii tGtEs
Atun'n stfet IL. irs:n to II 4. g. o. address III
Poet Otltce Blk 2S7. nuf3 x::s5t
, 1862-11-12

w ANTh:D-A situasiop as Ilrnr-
,Fy Fist OF in any Chemical Labsat,ry. Al ,rsss
Il. AHLlt. Ir1anre Office. npii.xI} II
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-10-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,

Monday Oct. 2O-The Beef Cattle market
opened this morning in Forty fourth street
with over 4, 600 head of bullocks on sale, and
just about as good an average quality as last
week, though the number of first. class cattle
is not as large, and some of the buyers think
the prices little higher, but we cannot see
any material difference. The weather to-day
is much more pleasant than this day week, yet
the number of bullocks sold before noon is not
rs graet, which indicates state of trade not az
good for drovers, as the large buyers are evil
IDENTIFY holding back in hopes of being able to
get better bargains before the close. But this
relates only to the medium class, such as sell
to the Wholesale butchers ct an average Oft
cents pound net seller sinking offal. There
is class of still lower price, which are not as
plenty; and do not sell as badly. The best
cattle sell readily at 8@83 cents pound net.
and q few extra sell for cents and the only
variation upon this class is that being in good
demand the holders are able to claim more lib
eral estimates of weight. The trade through
out the day has continued much more regular
than it did last Monday, and the yards being
in good condition for feeding o,night there is
not as much anxiety for closing out droves as
there was a week ago, and as the day draws
to close it looks as if there would be
good many more cattle on sale for the
closing day. and owners appear to feel more
confidence in being able to realize full rates.
Altogether We may say that the market, so
far, is rather more favorable to drovers than it
was this day week, and the extreme range of
prices is from to 9 cents q pound for the net
weight Of beef
The Sheep market did not open quite as IA
vorably this morning for drovers as last Mon
day There was slight decline upon old
sheep, and buyers not as sharp. l.
The Hog market has met with remarkable
lift up, and the best hogs sold to-day at 81
cents a pound.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-10-25
Chicago Markets.

THURSDAY, Oct. %.
Observation-Disclosures The engagements
were: Propellers Oneida and Merchant schoo.
ners White Cloud and Thomas Mott-all corn TO
Buffalo at 15c.
FLOUR Received O,099 bbls Shipped /.
OO3 bbls Market heavy and prices 10(Ql5c
per Dbl lower. Sales were 100 bbs Central
City" winter at Sc %; 100 bbls s'Crescent" do
at IS 90; $50 bbls ''Msdison," 236 bbls "Clear
Lake" and 500 bbls "MaFseilles" do at S. 80 :;
200 bbs brand not named) choice Spring extra
at s. 25; 100 bbls "Dundss," so bb!s s'Outga-
ME" and 100 bbls moline" do at SIS 90; Sc
bbls "Pacic" do ct s. IS; I64 bbls ''Ubrs Pre-
MUM" and 100 bbls (b'and not given) do at IS
10; 100 bbls "Chicago Spring" do at s. 45 :;
100 bbls 'Magnolia" do at 81 95; 100 bbls
Prairie State" winter super at 81 90; 100 bbls
low grade Spring extra at 81 60-all delivered
WHEAT-Received 6l,7l2 bus. Shipped
sl,o75 bus. Declined 395c per bus. Sales
were light, as follows; 5000 bus No Red at
9se; 200 bus do at 97e; 1900 bus do at % ;
$500 bus No. Spring lin Mum & Scott's) at
so3c; $500 bus No. 2 Spring at SSc; $500 bus
do at ssh; 7,400 bus do at SHE; 400 bus do
At s5tc; 200 bus do ct sec; 5000 bus reject
ed Spring at 76c; 10000 bus do at tic; 5000
BUS do at 7Sc l,400 bus do at zee; 500 bus
90 Tin Mum Seott's) at soc; 2.40O bus reject.
ed Red at s4c; 400 bus do at 95c-market
closing fat
C0RN--Received, l4e,776 bus. Shipped
lls,l5O bus. Dull and la@2c per bus lower.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-10-25

The following are some of the most remark.
able cases of rapid marches on military record:
Roman infantry marched frequently diste nee
of twenty miles in five hours, each soldier car
rying from fifty to eighty pounds of baggage
Casar's iegions marched four hundred and fifty
leagues in twenty-three days. IN 1900 Melon
aid marched forty miles in single dav, crossing
rivers and climbing mountains. Clauai, after
most extraordinary efforts at the battle of Sal
amanca, retreated forty miles in twelve hours
In 1914 Napoleon marched his army, for the
purpose OF succoring Paris, seventy FIVE miles in
thirty hours. Gen. Crawford, in Spain,
marched three thousand men sixty-two miles in
twenty-six hours. In 1903 Wellingtons cavalry
in India marched sixty miles in thirty two hours
Before the battle of Turruckabad, in India, the
English cavalry, under Lord Lake, are said to
have marched seventy miles in twenty-four
hours
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-10-25

DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES. Democratic,
conservative, and anti radical Journals have
just now a great deal to say about their vioto-
res The main difference between the victo-
res won by them and their political opponents
Is that their opponents have gone South and
won while they have stayed at home and won.
Another difference is, that while Democratic
victories have been won at the North, they are
really triumphs for the South; the victo-
sizes Of their opponents, although won in the
South, are successes tor the North. One kind
was won at the ballot-b ox-the other at the
cartridge box. except in Iowa, where the Union
boys took hand at both boxes, and of course
were victorious oil around Mo. Democrat.