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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

We hear nothing of Cnr Schnrz since the
battle. He has sword and eplulet,es to let -
Louisville Journal.
Three car loads of paroled exchanged sol
diers, from Camp Chase left Columbus, Ohio.
on the lst instant, for Winchester, Va, to join
TIER regiments.
Capt S. Hornbrook, 65th Indiana, has
been IiSmis<ed the service far the publication OF
an nrlIrle in the Evansville Journal rejecting
on Lieutenant Colonel Johnston, his superior
officer.
ON Lw. Walace is to be cnur n a. I'd
for conduct Al Shiloh under charges preferred BY
Gems Grant and Mcpherson and. il is said. will
demand an investigation iuto Gen Grants con-
duct on the same occasion.
"A SINGULAR STArrE Col q dock Pratt is
erecting IA scaflold and machinery against the
rocks. above Psattsvilie. New York for the pur
pose of having chi>e'td II er,on The statue oil his
son--,he late Col @. W Pratt.
"A NOVEL PARADE.-In Camden N J f, on
the 22i of May, twenty eight soldiers. under
comm md of Capt Louis Le,'ch. all of whom had
lost leg in battle piraiel through The slteets
on crutcheS Others accompanied hem who had
lost an arm aud we're oiherwise wounded
QuARrtBMAsrER's DEPARTMENT We under
stand that Colonel Swords has been apponr I'd
Chief QnaItermaster of the Departments of tile
Ohio and Cumberland, and will establish his
hesdqe tiers in Cincinnati As Col Swords out
rnks apt Dickerson. that officer will lie relieved
of the position he now holds, but will still re-
main under Col. Swords
UNIFORM Tue INvALID CoRPs An order
from The War Department announces that the
folnwiug uniform has been adopted for the IN
valid corps:
Jacket-sky blue kersev. with dark blue trim
mings. cut like the jacket for United States cav
ANY. to come we'll down the loins and abdo-
men.
Trowsers-present resulation-sky blue.
Forage cap-present regulation.
While the national heart is throbbing with
anxiety 10 hear the news of the final iall of the
great Re'el stronghold On the s-Sspii. il i
worthy cot rtmembrslnCe that the tir>t Rebel shot
fired at Nlck >i,urg early in January oi 1851
three months bninIe the attack on Fort Sumter.
The ,hot fre To hrin. 10 he steamer A O
1yior. hv the Quiim~n Batrer,. which was or
dereI to Vick>burg T., Gen Pellu> on the II h
of January. 10 hail AMI bring Ia all passing
boats :" The A O I ,lor WIS >"un after trans
formed into Union guhboat. and has avenged
herself "a hundred iine- upon the Mississippi
Rebels - Louisville Juutual
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

Mr. Thayer will continue the Grocery and Provision
bus he's al the abO.e stand. No 70 Ea>t WASN'T
street. in The Kinder Building, whers be r keep all
kldis o. Family Groceries. Fruits VEGETABLES &c. He
re'Iee fully >olcils a share Of pabio patronage.
ju e3-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
NOTICE.
INTERN Al REVIEW E

FkyHE CITIZENS OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA,
4 hereby notified that the Assessment Books will
be Kept open inspection in Office New X lat
bolts building unit, the 2th Of June. Any person not
entirely satisfied the action Of the several Assessors
far the coutty will please call upon by that time;
ments.
lefsois having failed TO make application for Licenses
nd ia heir Lists; al>o, report Carriages
PLATE dc. must d" by the Sd day OF June: W. desire
clos ia, ASSe>sln' onk~ then After thar time,
person. not ,omp ing with the law liable to r,e
Manufacturers, Aucti lie ~ Butchers and Others arc
particularly uesttd call and make their maithy
report pr mp j. the first day Of month; tie
law requires promptne than ha- hitherto been
hihiiet. End. in Of delays hereafter wi be re-
quire TO add the penalty.
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW,
my30-d ie2D Assessor Six District of indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
HARDWARE.
IRON, NAILS, STEEL, &c.
POWEROY, FRY d CO.

hEAIERs IN IRON. NAILS. STEEL WOOD
II work, Bent-stock, WOodrnwsre, Blacksmith
Tools, Ihnble Skeh. Boxing Mall. able CasIings kssps
fies, Springs. flsw Wi z. &C. &C.
- n ~ ,1>S EaD ~
The Ohio River saii Company.
The Madison Spice Mills.
The Madison Pearl starch COMPANY
Coal oil and Ben1aIe
FpNERo1. Fly Co.
No III West Washington street
Opposite the State House
mSls-s4~l! Indianapolis. lad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

--Gm Lw. Wallace is to be cnur n a. l !, d
for conduct Al Shiloh under charges preferred BY
Gems Grant and Mcpherson; and. IL is said will
demand an investigation iuto Gen. Grants con-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

A SINGULAR SrATrE Col z dock Pratt is
erecting IA scaiIold and machinery against the
rocks. above Psatfsville. New York for the pur
pose of having chi>e'ed II er, OH The statue OF his
son--the late Col O. w Pratt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

lrwls RrcHxoxp. 1t Col aud As't al ten
lothcial. d. X LAKSED. Capt and Asst Al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

THE CIRerLarioN OF rHK NEw YoRK WORLD II
rHF DEPARTMENT OF THE Ouio Prohibited
Tbs SUPPRESSION Of THE CHICAGO TINES On
pERfn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

guNHEsE BONDS BEAR SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
il payable in gold, semi annually. We supply them
In ell denomination AT par. -
hepriviege Of sabssrsbias lean vii ease july
I, lss3.
Orders should. therefore, be sent In without del.,
A J. c. :. HARRISON
myzs-atiJyi bAEhers. lssianapolis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23

per, but the infantry has not yet advanced TO
that point
1t was rumored 10 camp that Leo had fal-
len buck from the Rapidsn
Depredations in the rear OF our forces prove
TO be mostly by the deserters from our own
army
Gentlemen arrived here from Fortress
Monroe, state they heard that the correspond
ence Of the respective agents for exchange Of
prisoners has degenerated into personalities,
and loss of mutual confidence, Their use.
fitness is thereby impaired, and hence the
opinion is strongly expressed that If there
could be change Of agents, and exchange Of
nearly all: il not oil, the prisoners might be
effected.
The payments foF all branches of the pub
lie service for the fiscal year, ending with the
last of June, were $900,0O0,000, Of which
amount 5000, 600, 900 was for the army, and
S66, 100000 for the navy. A sufficiency of
money has been placed in the hands Of all the
paymasters to pay our armies up to the pres
ent month
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

C1iRo, November 81 Memphis dates, Of
the l9th say that the recent military orders
created very great excitement there. Every
person whose actions are suspicious, is imme-
diately conscripted and sent to camp No
passes to leave the city are granted to any
but those well known, and entirely above sns
picion. The new order has been issued for
the purpose of carrying into effect previous
order to the following purport All able bod
led men who do not enroll their names in
some military company within ten days from
from date of this order will be impressed into
the United States service.
Colonels Bell and Faulkner are near Jack
!. son, Tennessee, with two or three hundred
men.
Two rebel mail CARRIERS, with about one
thousand letters, were recently captared near
Sommerville, Tennessee.
A train OF ten wagons, loaded with cavalry
clothing, enroute from Little Rock to Benton
was captured by sixty guerrillas The wag.
ons we're burned and the clothing carried off,
Captain Braddsn, of the gunboat No. 3,
was accidentally shot, on the 18th, near Skip
with's landing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
New Work Market.

NEw YoRK, November 23-Flour frmer
for common grade 5@lOc higher 45C96 So
for extra State; 5597 60 for R. II. Ohio.
Wheat receipts 52,673, more active and "a
&c better at l 38@Si 43 for Writer Red
Western. Corn receipts 29,3TO, 4O@45c
Barley shade 6rmer 81 35@1 so.
Oats firm at sl@s7 Western pork iirmer,
Lard dull and heavy at lld@l2. Whisky
73.
New YoRK, November % 3-Government
stocks irregular dull and opened higher.
Money very active at seven per cent.
Sterling very dull At 80. Gold 53E
New York Central ! 35B. Erie l04a
Reading | %. Coupons 9li. United
States 6's 81. One year certificates 99t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23

weather cleared up and roads hot much dam.
aged BY lase rains. In view Of this inpor.
,nut results are now daily ANTICIPATED b5 the
enemy wsare certainly in force on south
bank Of Rapidam W
The 7Sf6unes Washington special safs
Navy Department has advices IRON the
Vanderbilt down 70 the second week Of 0cto-
ber
The Vanderbilt left Cape Of Good Hope
early in the month and when two days out
ieN in with Dutch Sessel in disabled con
dition to save lives Of iorty persoin on
board, The Vanderbilt took the vessel ia tow
and returned with her 10 cape thus tosiug
four days, At last accounts the Vanderbilt
was az Island OF MAuritras aud the Alabama
in Bay Of Bengal The Captain Of TIE Van
derbilt believed to be we'll informed with re-
gard 70 rebel pirates course
Ruuiors here tonight TO effect that General
Grants forces had advanced upon Gen Bragg
and were now in Atlanta, Georgia, with Braeg
infull retreat, has no shadow OF foundation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
FROM BURNsIDEs COMMAND.


CINCINNATI, November 23-Maior General
Foster has arrived; will leave for Knoxville
to-day
Official advices from East Tennessee up to
II o'clock Yesterday morning are encourage
ing. At that time firing at Knoxville was
heard by our extreme outposts from Cumber-
land Gap.
Adjutant Stauly of the Twelfth Kentucky
Cavalry arrived here from Cumberland Gap
yesterday. He brings hopeful news of the sit
uation there. Burnside still holds out, and
hopeful citizens say be will certainly hold
Knoxville The rebel force opposing him is
is estimated at thirty-six thousand. Knox
vile is not closely invested The enemy has
withdrawn from the south side of the river
and we forage there. The artillery fighting
on the 18th and goth was very severe The
enemy sustained heavy loss Brigadier
General Sanders who was wounded at the bat
tie of Campbelfs Station few days ago, mas
since died. Colonel Woolford is slightly
wounded
The Commercial says the withdrawal Of the
enemy from the south side of Knoxville is in.
significant of decisive repuIse. Burnside
is holding Knoxville under instructions from
General Graut, and it is not to be supposed
therefore, that the forces under Generals
Thomas, Hooker and Sherman are wasting
their time during these momentious days.
We are in hourly expectation Of receiving in
teligence OF most important character.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
REPORTS OF 'JOHNSON ISLAND AT
FAIRSp ALL THE RAGE.

BuRLIEGToy. VI. November 22.-Consid-
ersble excitement Was caused yesterday, at
Rose 5 Point, and st. Adams, by reports that
y body Of seecessionsts in Montreal had plan
ned arrangements to seize Fort Montgomery,
destroy the drawbridge at Roses Point, and
plunder Plattsburg and Burlington. Informa-
tion Of such plot reached Governor Smith
and Collector Clapp OF this port on Friday.
They communicated with the officer in charge
of Fort Montgomery, who soon had its guns
ready to give the renegrades warm receipt
ion. This scheme was probably linked with
the Johnsons Island project.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

New ORLEANS, November l3-The Thir-
teenth Army Corps, lately operating in the
Teche country, embarked to-day at Brashear
City, for some unknown point in Texas, by
way of Berwick's Bay. The steamer Circas
sian arrived here to-day, and reports the dis
appearance of the yellow fever from the block
aiding fleet of Mobile.
Trade with St. Louis on private account, is
rapidly increasing.
A rumor is prevalent to-day, among se-
cession sympathizers, Of rebel defeat in
East Louisiana s--.-,-r, ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
REBEL CAVALRY AT THEIR OLD
TRICKS

WAsAINGrON, November 22-Yesterday ai-
ternoon, about ninety of Mosebys men APP
preached within three miles of Bealton, with
the intention of making raid on the rail-.
road. Z Being dressed in Federal uniform de-
taelInents Of the First Pennsylvania and
Sixth Ohio Cnyary who were in the immedi-
ats naighborhood at the time, nistook them
for friends; but they discovered their error
when the rebels tired a volley into them, by
which several were wounded, The rebels
were instantly pursued, and driven into
Smokers Gap Six OF the gang were captur-
ed. At the latest accounts, our cavalry had
not returned.
John Minor Bolts, who is now at his resi-
dence at Auburn, Culpepper county, previous
10 our recent advance over the Rappahannock,
sent letter the Richmond Examiner, on the
subject Of his arrest and treatment 1t is full
Of interest," and q copy has been obtained for
publication.
Impressions in regard to the enemys
strength on the Rapidan are various. Some
maintoin that Lees entire force does not ex-
ceed $4,000; others place it at $4,000. 1t
ruined all day yesterday.
An Array Of the Potomac dispatch, of the
2lst states the army is not advancing. The
rain has caused some mud, but the roads will
soon De uIlou'
A Washington special to the Herald states
that little apprehension is felt for the safety
of Burnside The junction of Sherman with
Thomas enables Grant to reinforce Burnside
A Knoxville letter to the Herald, of the 7th,
mentions the fight between the Union and
Rebel North Caroliuians on French Broad
River, in which the former whipped the latter
During the fight many of the rebel regiments
skedadded to the UBion ranks and poured
their ERE into their former comrades
The New York Times has q letter dated
Annapolis, Nov. 10 which contains list Of
three hundred and Fifty paroed Unionists
who arrived there from Richmond. Six died
on the passage. These three hundred and
fifly we're the best that could be picked ont to
send. They all confirm the prisoners ac-
eouAts of their hsrdships and sufferings.
A Memphis letter OF the 10th, to the Times
states that the Memphis a. Charleston rail-
road is being abandoned by our forces, as the
expense Of guarding il is too great
Boats arriving from below report repeated
attacks byguerrillas on the river.
Governor Ramsey of Minnesota has
brought 10 Washington treaty with the In
dams on the border of the Red river, by which
we acquile eleven million Of acres Of land,
aad All distractions to traders from st. Paul
are removed -
The HeraIds Army OF the Potomac dis
patch states that our cavalry occupy cnlpeP-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
Notices.
Internal Revenue Notice.
OPFIcE COLLECTOR oF IETERHAL REVENUE,
STATE OF ONO, Third DIsTRIor,

OFFIoE COLLECTOR oF IETERsAL REVENUE,l
STATE or ONO Third DIsTRI0r,
DAYTON, OHIO, November I6, 1868.
TAX A9sEs sM TENTS IN the Third Collection District
l. of Ohio returned by the District Assessor, in
pursuance Of act OF Congress: ITO provide Internal
Revenue 10 support the Government and pay interest
on the public debt approved July 1852, are required
by law 10 be paid within ten days from the date OF this
notice, OF before the 9th Instant
In default thereof ten per cent penalty is required
by law tobe added TO annual assessments, to wits Ii.
cense, carriage, plate, &c and 1--WE per cent. to
sessments Of income tax.
Montgomery County assessments must be raid at
the office Of the uniersigned corner Of Third and
Jefferson streets, Dayton, Ohio.
B q ler County assessments to be paid at th- office
OF Ezra Potter, Deputy Collector, Hamilton Ohio,
Warren County assess ments TO be paid at the office
OF Jacob Morris, Deputy Collector, Lebanon, Ohio.
PTebe County assessments 70 be paid at the office OF
Josiah Campbell, Deputy Collector, Eaton, Ohio.
JOHN l.. MARTIN,
Collector Third District Of Ohis.
N.B.-rhe msnthiy assessments for September on
manufacturers returns payable within ten days
nol6dti JOHN L. MARTIN, Collector. Z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
THE SITUATION IN TENNEssEE

New YORK, Nov 23-Chattanooga cor
respondent of the World, dating the 10Th,
says. "Will Brgg move upon Burnside with
portion of his forces leaving the remainder
to resist the advance on part of Federals
Has he sufficiently fortified his position in
front of Chattanooga, to allow him to do this ?
That he might have done this had not the
situation changed within the last twenty-four
hours, is possible, but as Hookers advance
from Bridgeport settled the supply question,
80 another movement has settled the possibil-
ity of hanke movement on East Tennessee
What it is am not at liberty to say, but it
will not be shrouded in mystery long IT. as
is alleged by some refugees and deserters,
that portion of Barggs forces are already
on their mission against Burnside, they must
be Immediately recalled or rebel communica-
tons will be severed and the whole army
threatened from the rear Whatever move
ments may occur to compel Bragg to change
his base, no general advance will take place
till Chattanooga can be made base for sup
plies To advance even with certainty Of
driving Bragg to Atlanta before that time will
be madness. That place can only be convert
ed into such base after the Railroad is com
pleted between Bridgeport and Chattanooga.
Events and manouverings may bring on battle
but doubt it unless the rebels concentrate
all their army and make desperate effort to
regain East Tennessee, but certain it is they
cannot take the offensive now"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
Dayton Market.

rf DAYTON, November .23.
HARSHMAN'S FL0UR-Red wheat
wholesale 90, retail 25.
WHEAT-$l l0@l ~.
CoRN-65@7O.
OATS--5O@60.
RYE--l 05@l 10
BARLEY-$l 40
HAY-Tmothy 20 90 per ton.
COFFEE-32@33.
SUGAR-l23@l4
WHISKY-65.
CHEESE. Id.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
NATIONAL LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2l--The Sub
scription Agent reports the sale Of iive-twen-
ties Of $l.Ol9,950 on Saturday, and during
the week 5,3l7,4 ,450 Most Of the subscript-
ions came from the West and Border States,
Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri, and Kansas
contributed largely
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
Aegal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Property

FOh SALE BY ORDER OF COURT.
ON Saturday December II, A. ID. 1868, at two o'clock
" p m, ON THE PREMISES, will be sold to the
highest bidder the following real estate as the properly
Of Arnold Gunner, deceased to-Wt; Situate In the
county Of Montgomery and state Of Ohio, being Ia the
northeast part OF fractional section No. 10, town 9,
range o. east 8ei beginning at stone IN the German
town road at tho northeast corner OF John M Berg
hots land IN sad section; thence sl4g4 " 90 poles
along the east side Of twenty loot rold TO this north
east corner OF John miley's lott thence 4314 W 25.6
poles 20 stonei thence I7s4 i62 po es TO stake
in the Germantown road; thence 81 40 poles along
said road to the place Of beginning, containing four
acres and ty two perohes, Said properly has ON It q
good two story frame house, good stable, about
acres OF vineyard, and m enclosed with good, new
fencing. ltwill make fine home for family. SAID
property has been appraised, free OF DOVER al zoe
and cannot sell Tor lees than two-thirds thereof.
Terms-one third cash in hand on day Of sale, one-
third in one year aud third in two years from dsy
OF slei deferred payments TO bear interest and to he
secured by mortgage on the premises.
my. FREDERICK GUNNER,
Administrator OF Arnold Gunner, deceased.
ADAH CLAY, Attorney. i noi4wA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
nEsTRnCTIYE FIRE

CINCINNATI, November 22--Miles Green
woods Machine Shops corner Of Canal and
Walnut we're partially destroyed by FIRE at
one o'clock this morning. Loss $500, 900;
Insured for 100000. One fireman was kill
ed, and several others wounded by the falling
walls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
PIRATES CAPTURED.

BALrIMoRE, November 23-The transport
DelaAare from Port Royal ahd Stone Bay on
18th, reports the capture of the rebel steamer
Banshee, from Nassau, with a cargo Of great
valae
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
THIEF PuNISHEn.

WAsHISeToN, November 20--John X Stst-
tier Of Philadelphia, has been sentenced by
courtmartalto FIVE years imprisonment in
the A lbsny Penitentiary, for fraud in furnish.
ing supplies to the army, The sentence has
been approved BY the President.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
@itp Rutiffs.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM In MAY co !, on

NOTICE TO Alb WHOM IT MAY CO.. Germ
NOTICE ls hereby given that thers are nov pen ing
~ before the City Council Of The citYof Dayton, t&
following Ordinances, to-wit
To pave the alley running south from Fifat stree
between lots SIS and go.
In pursuance 10 the law said Ordinaures were twico
read laid the table, and the Clerk b nsruced TO give
four weeks notice Of the pendancy Of the same
The law requiras all claims for damages that may
accrue from 50 ID Improvements to be hied VT ting
with the City lr, aetng forth the amount Of dam
ages claimed, within two weeks alter The expratioh Ql
the time requ ned frr the publication OF such notice
when the same will be taken up for iral action.
st29d4w ANTHONY sTEPHENS. City Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC IN
NOTION

WAsHISGToN, November % The Chronicle
and Republican both announce that the army
Of the Potomac moved at an early hour this
morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23

A WARM RECEPTION FOR MEADE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The Heralds dis.
patch from the army of the Potomac, 22nd,
says the enemy though not seen in great force
are working diligently and seem determined
to give Meade warm reception
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23

NOTICE is hereby gwen by the undersigned resi-
IN dents Of Miami township, that all persons tress-
passing ON our premises for the purpose OF hunhnR
ceased 10 be Vrtae. word to the wiseis sufheienL
Philip Gebhart Nelson Shade,
George Slime, John q. Gebhart
Jacob Weaver, William @. Weaver,
Isaac Weaver, Lewis Muck
Michael Trson. noTdaWs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
COTTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MOST
MoMENTOUS PERIOD OF THE RE
BELLION


NEw YoRK, November 23-A special says
an officer on General Banks staff writing 20 a
friend here says Large quantities OF cotton
has been captured near Brownsville, and ex-
peditions had been sent up the river to get all
they could find. Union men at Brownsville
who hailed with delight OF the capture of the
place by our forces were forming themselves
into defensive organizations and rendering
valuable services as scouts. Cotton which
will be thrown into the market by our oceupa-
tion of Texas will reach 250OOO bales. The
amount stored on the Rio Graude is immense.
The day of General Scholields resignation
is past. His order to recruit from slaves just
the seme as from white men is out. The
President yesterday in course Of conversation
remarked that ''the next two weeks would be
most momentous period of rebellion