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JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY DECEMBER 10, 1SG1.
VOL. IX.-NO. 47
n
l'roclanintlon.
Stiti or Orihox, Kxxcltivc Dzr'r 1
October 24 Ui, 18C4.
Wbsrsas. I have received a renuMttcn
frn Uajor Central Irwin McDowell, com
naadlng llio leaftnient of the I'nclllc, tie
slog unds r authority of the War Dcinrttnttit.
for oae regiment of Infantry, In addition to
Ihe voluuUcra now In Ihvr frvlcc or llic
United Bitten, to td In the enforcement or
tbf laws, suppress insurrection nnd Itivnaton,
and to hastlsc hostile Indians In this mill
Ury district.
Now, therefore, I, Amiwox C. Gimit, Gov
roor of Ibt Jute of Oregon, nnd commander-in-chief
or the rullitla thereof, do hereby
ill upon the citizens of thin State to orpin
U themselves Into companies luftleleut to
III the foregoing requisition.
li wltnea whereof, I hare hereunto
Ml say band, and caused llio ical uf
..-lh8lta of Oregon to be affixed.
Done at Salem, this 24th day of Oc
tober, a. u., 18M.
ADDISON C. Gill l)S
Governor of (Jrcgnn.
AlUit: Siucxi. K. Hit, Sectolary uf
Jul..
Tbt following It hereby promulgated :
Tit plan f recruiting and organizing Ihe
altert fore, wilt by at follows, until further
totltt :
ntniL'tTiNu :
Tbt rglmnt will be knows at the First
lufantry, Oregon Volunteers. The Ik'lil.
stsff and line officers will lie commissioned
by the Gortrnor. The Stale will be divi
ded Into districts, according to the nur.ilier
of ptriont In each dlstriel liable to do mili
tary duty. When inch dlttrlct has rurniih
ed lli quota of men. Ihrte will be no draft In
tbt rame. under till call. Kacb district will
furnith one company.
Conimlsilous will bo IiihU. by IhcGovrr
nor. to company cfllceri. eoudillonrtl Hint
they shall rrcrult their respective compit
tin, and be ready to be miielrrril Into thr
Hnkv, within a time hereafter to be named
A eomsny rendezvous will bo ritabllth
td at some ctutrnl point In each illitrUit. aNd
If practicable, recruit will le retained tli-rv
nlll the eoinptny is tilled nnd ready to be
uttered Into service.
The .State h.i provided by lvr for the
aijrornt of a bounty ol Sl.lU lu .Statu Inter
it bearing bond payable In cold to well
volunteer, inmttrcil lutu the svrtice, In ad
dilloa to the boiintiea authorized to In pilil
by tbt United .Vulva (See statute Jb3 4.
pce48C).
Tbt wage of a soldier In addition are Jlc
ptr nonlli, besides clothing. equipment', rn
titai, and allowance furnished by the Unl
tkl SUlc. See itatute I6G3, page M2
DMMMZATION'.
Tbt proper organization and triiglh of
a lejlmenl It a follows :
Out ft) cotontl, one(l) lieutenant colon,
eat (I) major, one (1) adjutant (an extra
liotnt), one (1) qiurtcrmailcr (an extra
lisulsnaut), one (I) surgeon, tvwi (2) !.
Ual wrjjxjin, oik) ( I ) IiiUIu, one ( I ) r
Itnl tnijor, one ( I ) r'piui'iilal quarterini.
lir itriieaul, one (1) rrplmvnl.il cumml'ury
iritaat, and one (I) hoiplUl tlvwanl.
TiatOBipanlei fntm a regiment.
CDMFJNT or IM'JINTRr.
On(l) captain, one (1) lit lieutenant.
eae (I) 2d lieutenant, one (1) lit. tergeaiil,
lour (4) rerKvanu, clglil (B) corMirnl, two
(1 ramlclani, one (1) wagoner, Ulyiiur
(it i private!, minimum, and eighty.tu(62)
privitei maximum, beiidea the uoncoiuniu
i.eanl offlceri.
Vliiilclant may Iw tnllitnl In each compu.
;, who will be ratt-d and paid ai prlvaki.
TO THK COUXTV OI'PICKHS. i
Other Stalea have filled, with commend.
Mi promptitude, every call that hm been
null upuii them. Tlio wople li.ne a rr
nigral repugnance to a draft, tiuilvr wlikh
eery diallnl man mutt terve or furnUh n
taljillllue. I'ndrr It there iuut luevilubh
be Koie cfi of aeverc but m-oeiiury hanl
ib'p. Opportunity It now Riven to mo.d
wch a ilralt. The men are uculrd pr6mpl
I, and every comideiatlon of Mlrlotiin
id4 of State, local, and ierional pide re
fi Out you eomnitiut rrvtuptl;. ana ;nwwf
tfttvuily Lit luiiruii uf oUjintfJ uuiUnri.
Tit ofleeri of IheStato feeling the mint earn
Ml Retire thai tin entire A'luiu ihnuld avoid
4nfl, appeal to the patriotic clllzrua of
Juir county, through you who are their uni
on uu legal and natural rcprctentativf
ii gatrdiaua of their righlt and of their lion
r, it li lucumbeut upon you In repoi.d to
tali appeal by ranml and fuccenfui wurk
Call to jour aid the anhlancoof the active
led Influential cilKrna uf llio county. Let
ry lojal eilizn of the county unilrntuiul.
aM, if iuuible, Induce him to realize that
i bat an ImmidUto und peiioual lutereat
la the iucce of your elforu. II necewary,
(ill niretiugi in your icbool diitrlcU aud
kfiag the matter home to every lubabitnnl.
eudi will be needed to jy eipeniea, not
Pided for by law. Let iubcrlpllona bo
eirtalttrd In each county fur that purpo-,
aad prrnrvf a record tf the immea of the
oori among the archive of the county.
la ahorl. Hit liovcruor. unou whom the ie-
ailiiilon la made, ezrM-ctt, and juitly, that,
jvm niu reepona io iuii call upon you-viih
earneilcett of purpoie which itull luiiire
joeeeie. Due notice orthcdiitrlctingoMbc
EUte will b; given a toon at It cau bo
Bade.
SfoTi or wr.ie nt-E rum each cotMr :
Jaekion fl5
Jotepbint 25
J-'riy., 5
Dosjl 60
- ........,............... o-
."on 100
Dentco , , 41
M
Martoa 58
Clsekamas... ...., 40
mhil 4C
Tillamook fl
'lollQomah 122
Wuhioglon 43
tWseo and Grant 120
Ifcslilla 35
ftter and Union 6S
Hating this day sold out myenllre stock
ii AUrentano, I Uke till method of no
"fog all tboie Imlehted to me, cither by
"ow or book account, to come forward and
.hi? P'men Imintdialeiy, or the demand
ii. HLnriM. i
AT-10,18C4,
THE OIIEOOX SMKTIXEL.
UKT.O BTKUT SnUlllUT UUMM.NU.
B. P. BOWiJLL, Prep'r.
8iOTCiiirTii)x For One year. In advance,
Four Dollar; If paid wllhlu the llrtt fix
month or the yenr, live ilollnr j ir not tmlil
until the cxplmllon of the yenr. lx ilollara.
AtiVKiiTiifMt One rnuaw (It) lines or
Im). lint Imerllou, Thn Dollar : each
nib'cipicnt iiinerlloii. Onu Dulhir. A dl
count or llfly iter cent will bo mudu to those
who advurilniiy (he Vrar.
ay Lent 7"ln rreh. l ciirrl rt.
I. O. O. P.Jucltruivillc IjOiIri
rzx up. njjitminrepiiirmti'
J4;
t liu Dti I'rMV uf Ilia flrt
aw wk In i immiIIi. inJ ou
H SllunUr nttiuli lnlrwnlni
J VfLi3vy el(. at tli ilaotle ll.ll. l
t O'Clxtll f . N, tlntlitlt In nil tl.!lH at. In.ll.J
loall.BO. Jn.Mj j. bay, X. u.
Joi Jlcl.itoaut, It 8k
Tmili.-J.i Jt, gulUn, Tm. Hay in J Sllu
Warron Lotlpo Ho, 10, A. T, & A. M.
A HOLD their regular comntunl
'j'nj'catloni the Wednrnlay I!vcnlueon
Vor preclliig the full moon, In Jacx
'ontiijj:, tiiiL-uov.
AF.CX. MAKTIN, W. M.
II. Ilt.nmi, toc'ii.
o. J.vcone. x, r. uusskll.
JACOBS, &. RUSSELL,
ATTOK.VKYS AND COU.VSI.I.OIIS
y.r Tifl ytr.
AKI) SOLICITOUS IN ClIA.VCliUY,
JjkCRiONViLt.K, Onxitnv.
Oftlre nipoilu thr (.'tiiu-t Unix.
All Lu.Idcm CKinmlltrd to their caii will
belirujiiplly atleml'd to. July 29. '112.
D. F. DOWELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jacksonville, OntcuoN.
VIU praptiee in all the Courts of the Third
itdlcul DIMrlct, the Supreme Court of Ore
on,aml In Vreka.Cul. War Scrip prompt
ly colb-elrd. (lot. lli.
I.D.HAINES.
ATTOKX33Y AT LAW,
Jackmin'vim.i: Oiicuos.
Will practice In the Courts of Oregou.
Office. I'o'l Ofllte lliilldlng.
QEORQE D. DOFimS,
ATTOEXEY AT LAW,
AMI
JVotax-y 2PiAl3lio.
Jauksumvillz, Oiiiqu.i.
oiWt tf
J. 8. HOWARD,
sunvuvcm Jt oi vi I. uNui.vi.im.
JCXIi)NVII.UC Okkuok,
lieitdtnce near the South end or Oregon
ilrtet. Januaiy. 2. IHe;
J. H. STINSON,
ATIOUNKY AND COL'NSKLI.OU
J.1 Ti ft "PIT.
AIImiit. Linn county. Oregon. rct22tl
Q. W. QREER,
PHYSICIAN AND SUItGKON,
, .UcKJo.-niLLi:, Onuno.v.
OfSee at lila n-sleli nee on Oreyon ilrcet.
PETER DRITT.
IMtotocraplilc ArtUt.
la prepared tii take ploturei In rfcry atyle
or the art, with all tho late Improvement.
IT Picture do not pho atliUctlon, no
ahargv will be made. Call at hi new Gal
Ivry. on the hill, examine tita plclutes, aud
ill for your llkcneu.
DR. A. D. OVERBECK.
Dr. Over beck would announce to the ell
Ixens of Jaekson county and vicinity, that
he ha' returned to JuokeonvlllrnuU returned
the iirueitcc of nmlleine. Ho will nluay
Ut I omul nt his M stand, the )vruck
Hospital. unlfM nUenl rrufslim
al Lii-lne.K. He nould rotitsolfully solloil
a renewal of former wlrouage.
i.ar.
Dealer In
y Dry Goods, Crocorios,
H
HOOTS, nod SUOKS. f
Hardware, St Cutlery, m
DKl'CJS. anJ MCDIflNKS.
Fmo Xiiquors, otc, etc. k
pj in hi ow riiic-pnooF r
ItUICK, south tiiluof Caliloruia
.Virret Jacksonville. ociaif
ENGLAND
m MUlliIY.
UlillHI 111
OIIKAPE5T AND HEST IN USE.
Tor further particular, call at Nuuber's
Store- and see the Machluo In operation.
lUcblucs on hand, lor sale.
J. NEITHER, Agent.
Jacksonville, June 4th, 16fit. 3m
JSTJDiV
WnichmnKcr nml Jeweler!
Ou Oregon lreat, first door norlh of
' llreutauo'a Jacksonville, Ogu.
JOIINF. 1IOUCK,
Manufacturer and repairer of
nil sot u or W'nlclien, Chronometers, Clocks
Musical and other Instrument, etc.
Alsb, JKWELKY inanufuctured and
repalted, nfter the most npproved style of
the art, and warranted for one year, l'riccd
according to times.
JOHNF.HOUCIC,
Chronometer nnd Watchmaker.
Jacksonville, Juno 2A, 186M. Sm
NEW
niiiiivoGiiu;
l'lLIIIli D
Kitty Clover.
in tmiEi. t.r.vN'.
Did you (co Kitty Clover go by, mother dear,
Did yntt aco how the trlppid at the atllo,
And tnlitcd hcrwrllt? I did, and watglad1
The lau warao aaucy the white.
I halo hor.I think, with her toft, cbllJIab
facc
And her ilep like nfalryS fnol-rnll
I hntc hor. I know, I will nnd I muit
Captain Murmy U coming ihufhll.
And I imit look calm m I sec them pats on;
He, a great overgrown roldlcr-chnp.
With button ailitue ; and tho. liurdly nigh
To the bar on hi new shoulilcr-strnp.
She' pone for n letter, you ree mother dear;
Oh didn't she look shy and glad t
I wish no I don't mother, you'll love mo
well,
Tho' I am only a poor farmer lad.
Let Tal'e Kilty go ; molhcrlovo never falls.
Thnak the Lord for It ; nmethlng li Iruo:
Aud lights are not nil Wlll-o'-wlips by the
way,
Hut ttar-gtitdes to trust tho world
through.
Ah, homrwurd tho comes; she glance
around.
And flop by the old liecchen tree,
To npjn the letter her bodice has hold
Till now, that no goftlp should see
Tear It open. MIm Kitty, ni Iruo lovers do
Hal what was that llutUrnl nnny t
And see how alio pales she Is drooping
he falls I
Dear mother, I go I can't stay.
Kitty Clover, dear Kitty, my darling, my
life,
L.y your head on my houlder onco more;
Unoloto the pale lips and lull me the wue
Tlut lus Hooded my poor bloiem o'er,
-S'ay, spak not, I sec It n cri-p chtalnut
curl
Has caught on the weet-brl.irspry ;
.Lie still, llltlu Kilty, here cloio by your
cheek.
The poor shining clrclo I'll lay.
All, all that Is left uf him under tho sky
Or above whure the buttercups grow ;
God knows I would spare her these thud.
iWrlng moans,
Would die, could I save her this woe.
And now by the ead little maldeu I dream,
As she sits by my dear mother' knee,
To hear tho old hymns of loved and tho lost,
Eiiiij toft, like a child lullaby.
And sbe calls me her brother aud clings to
my arm,
Till tuy soul In Its center I stirred,
Hut knowing her heart ! nlnue with the
dad,
I utter no soft liver' word.
Hut pravoly and tenderly watching her still.
I'll wait till the year dim the pln,
Ami then Would I be wry foolish nail
WiMk
If I wooeil Kitty Clover again J
BY CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
TELEGRAPH.
acroiiTRii mcujiivkly ioutiik hextimi.
Kew York, 28th. Notwlihstunding (he
anxiety unmistakably evluotd by tho rebel
iiullioritles and papers, of Richmond, to
conceal Intelligence of Slicniun's niovo
nients, th'y cannot avoid disclosing n great
ileal, nf credit to htm, but probably not
hu'l Ihcy know, We Imvo nil tln-y aro
willing to
a. . .......
Richmond
papers say n ilglit
occurred on th 23d, nu tho East side
of Ihe Coc'onee river lieiwnn the rebels
nnd n force of Sheriniu 'a cavalry, In which,
nf course Union troops wero repulsed.'
They are said to have still been on the
nest side ol the Cow nee river on the fol
lowing day. Tho Aususla Constitutional.
1st says Ihe railroad bridge, over that rlv
er, was burned by them on the 2Qtli. The
report of the burning nf Milledgcville is
said by Richmond editors, to lack conllr
matinn, though It Is believed that n por
tion of Sherman's force has been there. In
the Savannah News, nf the 23d, Is n dls-
patch which s.iys M Wedge villa was captur
ed on tho 2Ut, nnd the Stale I Ions?, Gov
ernor's Mansion, and penitentiary, were
burned, nnd that tbc town nf Gordon was
also captured by tho Vuukecs. Tho Gov
ernors of South Carolina and Georgia have
isiurd a proclamation, calling out nil the
males of those Slates, between tho age of
1C and 55.
A correspondent of the Richmond Dis
patch says the Yankee Government can
well afford to pay n million dollars a day,
for Ihe Information which the Illchmond
papers furnudi to it, grails, regarding tho
movement of Sherman In Georgia.
New York 20th. Commercial's special
says; It is not certain that Sherman intend
ed to occupy Macon. His advance on that
city way have only been a feint. Probably
he ha pasted tu.it of Macon and seized the
railroad nt Gordon, lly this course,, h
would bo enabled to pass eastward more
rapidly,
Tlinoa' tp'olal says advices from tho vi
cinity of Charleston, represent lb rebels
Uisciofc up io Nil i'riil.yi,ijy morning heavy cannonading was heard
along tho coast nnd lu Savannah nnd
Charl-Mon ni dreadfully excited about
oncrnian a auvanco. iverywuy ii orucreu
to the front.
ri. t. .i.m- tt- i.i ii ii.-i ii
aiiu .uuuii? b)i,iiicr aiuiea miii iuc corn
crop In northwest Mlaslislppl la a failure.
The tame paper ny that tho gun manu
factory nt Montcomcrv. Ala., will be able
(n ,,ori nme l0 furn,h all the arms need
. ed for the rebel armv.
Illchmond Dlspalch, or tho 23d. ay one' n,"n ' "''"B " " triumphantly to
j body or SUrman'i army advanced to with ' ll,c coast 'llie Augujla Lomtitutlonal
I In n thort dUlance of Augusta, and th'l'i"f the 22d,nri n raiding party of the
other struck the Georgia Central railroad,
lending from Macon to Savannah, at two
point wllhlij few mllen of .Macon. He
It everywhere laying waste tho country
with flro and an-ord.
New York, i'Blh. Post' special sajn
Ktchmnud papers, of the 2Cth, rupprcss b
lest news from Georgia, There nro Indlca
callous that Shvrnun Is still nuccesirul. A
pvolal mcseiiger, Just arrived from Savan
nah, reports that no doubt exists of Shcr
mau'a reaching the tea coast of Georgia.
orld a dlspalch. from the Army of the
Potonnc, says within the last few days wo
. . . .
have Wen receiving a greatly Increased
number of deserters from the enemy, who
corroborate the statement thai their army
Is demoralized. They state- that the Illch
mond nuthorltlcs aro entirely In the ilnrk
In regard to Sherman' movements, nnd are
cxtremly npprehemlve that ho will strike
soino iinguatded point where he Is least ex
pecledv Their terror has cauied them to
doubts their pickets along the Danville rond,
and extend their cavalry pickets. The reb
el nulhorltlct any Sherman may attempt to
form n Junction with Hit army or with
Sheridan. A Nashville, correspondent says
Ileaureeard ' army consists or twenty-five
tbniiminl Infantry und lUleeu thuussnd cav wit" n view or cutting off the lnnkcc col
ulry. . limn, moving down Georgia road In this
u linillllion
l-.l.t.. nit. T- , .,... '
2fUh. From Information
received at the Indian Ilureou, It appear
that peace prevails lu an uuutual degree
with nil the ludliiu triln's.
Louisville. 2(ith. A Union force, of 200
men, sent from Port Dnuclson and Clark
sllleyeittnliiy, attacked Ilnwklu'a guerril
las, m-nr Yellow Creek road. They will
probably capture the whulc gang.
General Thomas Is reported to hnve re
treated to Pranklln, ten miles roulhwrit or
V.i.l.utlt M.. k..tlll..KH K..ll....ltlA. ....
..tl.M.lllC. 111 IIIIIIIUI uiiiiiuriiii-a !
iL..ttr ii.t if. . . ni ,. '
mm ii iinnrcu( i currrci, i uoiun i pre
paring to rer.rgauixv the largo relnforcc
inont fiuw on tho wny lu bim, before gli
Ing buttle to Huod.
Washington 26th Dl-palcb to Navy De
partment, from Admiral Porter, dated For
trc Monroe, state that one uf our steam
ers has arrived, bringing Admiral Uuchaiiaa
and hi two aid.
An order was Irtuul to-day fur raising
and organizing a new volunteer corps, to
consist or not leu than 20,000 Infantry, en
listed for not Icm than one year. It will lie
illguatrd as the First Corp, nnd will be
nrgiulred In thu District of Columbia. The
private will lie men who have served honor-
ubly fur not lea than two year. Tho ofll
cr will be commissioned fioin such as have
served honorably not less than two years.
Gen. Hancock Is assigned to thin corps.
Fortress Monroe. 2Sth. To Wells, Score
tnry of tho Nnvyi I have just recched n
dl'patch Iroin the commander of Ihe prlzo
strainer Florida, Informing us that she iwts
sunk la nine fathom of water. She bad
lieen run luvo by nn army steamer ami bad
ly damaged. 1 will Inform the department
a's soon as I receive particular. Foiircn.
A steamer ha arrived from City Polu).
but brings no news.
Washington, 2Bth. The null stenmer
which arrived today, reports that vester. :
--. .-
Bt city Point. During the rnln and storm
tho rebel gobbled up 110 colored men.
As the stenmer was coming down Jomes
rlverye.lerday.it discovered near Hoy
, , ; , , ,.,,,. :
Mand. the Greyhound, Duller . dispatch
boat, on lire. Gens. Hulkr and Sel.enck.
and Admiral Porter wcro on board 1hoi
Greyhound. The steamer Pioneer took
them off. The Greyhound wn burned Io '
the water's edge. Ten horses belonging to
Duller 's staff were burned to death. Cap
tured officers and men nf the pirate Flori
da, have been sent to Fori Warren. MaJ
Gen. Couch hns been trauifrrrcd from the
Department of the Susrjnchaiia, and order-
ed to report to Gen. Thoma
Xcarly all the ftu-torics and mills of
Lawrence have slopped ruuning, owing to
a brcuk in the canal.
Now York, 28th. The Commercial's
special says thero is no feur of a diplomat
ic rnplnre betwecu this country aud nra
nil. Gen. Watson Webb took step im
mediately on the seizure of the pirate to
allay any feelings on the part of tho Bra
zillian Government, and render an arnica)
adjustment of the difliculiy certain. It is
believed here that in a few days we shall
have intelligence direct from Sherman, via
Savannah or Charleston.
Tribone's Washington special says sole!
itor Whitney and Judge Lewis arc spoken
of as Attorney General to succeed General
Hates, The Times say Judge Advocate
Holt .stands the best chance to sneend
Hutea, Lincoln will not bear of Stanton ,
quitting tho War Department, so that tho
bullion speculation amounts to nothing.
Judge David Davis of 111., will certainly
be Chief Juitico. Jmlje J. P. Uhir will
auccccd Davii on llic Supremo bench.
Our military auihorlllcx ore
.nMt. .... ., .., ..
In high
' ' r- i
Kcw York 30th. Post .pedal toy
Richmond papers of tho 28th arc silent
respictjiifr Sherman's movements. They
show rebels to bo In great trepidltlon.
There Is every reason to believe that Sbcr
( enemy tapped the railroad ten wilts from
, Macon cult, nnd destroyed n number of
j trnlu. VfulgLt trains turned Imcl: 'lii
lioate. Hcnvy cannonading and tntukclry
j fire heard rant 0f Gordon. It was inp.
' ,mlcA (J.n llavnc. nt Gnnlnn. bad !... .t.
I " '
tacked. Millidgcvlllc liml been entirely
evacuated by our forces before the enemy
orrlvid. Kvcryth1nj ol Vuluc was
brought nwoy.
An Augusta ili'palch of the 21st, says
movement of Sherman on illllitlgcvllle
! v"8 0,llf n Mni " fnwntrato our forces
i ..i ..I.. in.. i i ., .i .,.
ill Ccntralvllle, and keep them there while
the vio!o fnrco ol tho enemy moves on
nud captures Augusta or Savannah. The
same paper says leu thonsnml cavalry vis
I led Madison, Morgan county, on tho Geor
gia Slutc railroad, and hnrnctl It, on the
lOlh. On the 20th uti engineer went
up the rond nud found the enemy at Duck
Head Mills. On tho liMh some of their
men were 75 miles from Augusta, proba
bly a raiding parly. Augusta Cronlcle
of the 2Clh, nays n large curulry force left
Greenville, South Carolina, bound nctou
i ,lie country In the direction of Atlanln,
direction. It Is said Ilrecktnrldge was to
leave upper East Tennessee with his troops
on the 12th, for Georgia line. "With Hood
In his rear, llrrrklnrldge on his flank, und
SO.dOO veterans In his front. Sherman can
not cicapo. The Augusta Constitutional
ist says: As wc wtilr, the glad ami Tamil
liar shout of veleruu troops, coming from
the South Carolina depot, comes up from
the street. If Sherman retreats this way,
ho will hear tho whistle of tho trusty guns
that have so often been pointed at the
fanatics on the bunks of the Potomac aud
Jnmes rivers.
Washington, 2fith. Edward Dates' reslg-
nation of the Attorney Generalthlp will
tako effect on Nov. 30th. The trial of Col
North, charged with election fraude, will
not be returned before tin Oth of Decern'
her.
New York. 2ftlh The first mcellng or
the California, Nevada and Colorado board
or Drokcr ti announced for to-morrow. 11
la reported that the king of tho Sandwich
Islands hns sent nn embassador to France
to say Ihot he would gladly accept the pro
lection of Napoleon.
Lnto rebel papers. In giving an neeount
of the appearance of Karly V army In front
of Sheridan's liner, on the 12th, and Mi
sudden flight with Union cavalry at hi
heels, furnish eomo explanation of hit move
ment on that ocaaiimi. Karly had under
stood that a coniddcrnble portion or the
Union army had left the Valley, lie found
out hi tnlslnke, and wa glad to go back
up the Valley as expeditiously a possible.
The Ulchmond Whig say tkero are now
only nbont four thousand Yankee troop at
New U-rn, Norlh Carolina.
Chicago 28th. A Louisville letter says
Gen. Uuldrldgo hns rnaohed Cumberland
Can with hi force. Tho rebels under
Hreeklnrldgo nro now confronted by n for-
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mhlabU onny. Cumberland gap U safe,
"BU ,0 ,onB M " " n.'i. ureoKinnago win
, f i,reren1ud fr,0,m lD",1,n'; K:,n"ck from
j '"' 'uarlcr' "l 'caree ly venluro an
attack onu. Suould Iho rebel attcmplto
Lclr,.Mi ,t ,, d twt BuUrW0 wl
fili,ar.ee rfnd bara then..
Wheeling, Yn., 29th. The enemy, un
der Gen. Huyoe, surprised, captured and
burned New Creek, on the Haltimnrc and
Ohio rallroud yesterday. They suit a
force of about three hundred men to Pied
emot, but they were stubbornly opposed
Jiy company A, of the Cth West Yn., who
fought them threo hours, when they re-
treutcd on the Llk Gurdcn road. The
damogo to tho road at Piedeinont Is very
slight. Communication between this
point und Cumberland has been reestab
lished. ' Nashville, 28th. Wc have bad no dis
patches from Hood's urmy In our front,
since yesterday afternoon. Hood made an
assault on Ihe works at Columbia, south
of Duck River, on Saturday, and was bad
ly repulsed. A email portion of rebel cav
alry succeeded its crowing Duck River,
Hood has made no other development of
his plans. Thus far ho has accomplished
nothing further than tho conscripting ol
some of his dear friends. The military
situation Is satisfactory to the authorities.
An impulsion gains ground that Hood
will move across the Chattanooga road, f
possible, with the hope of accomplishing
soinctlriug by co-operation with Hreckin
ridge. Times special dispatch says IJoods
movements In Tennessee eeem to be made
for the purpose of making a raid Into the
eastern part of th: State. Thn lino 01
which he I moving would Indicate nn In
tcntlon to leave Xashvlllo to the cost sWs
and make his way to form a junction with
Hrccktnridge. It Is believed ho will tbrn
essay tbc capture or Knosvlllc, which will
give him railroad communication via East
Tennessee, and thus with Lynchburg and
Richmond, The cucccttful "termination
Sherman's movement will have severed
commnnicatlon between tbc two rebel arm
ies. Hood'H army, In this case, woald bo
in position to join l.-cc, should this mov
become advisable. 'J
New Ytirk. 15th. Coast Pilot rtporU
tlint lie saw, on the evening of the 12th,
while 17 miles distant from this point,
three vcsnels burning. Later In the even
Ing he saw a large ship In iktmc. Ac
counts from Providence, lloston and other
porls, give the nrrivril of vessels reporting
themselves and other vessels enptnred by
the Tallahassee. Several of them wcro
bonded and some burned.
Washing lok, 15lb. Official Information
has been received that the pirate Chicka
innucu urrlved nl 'VYIImlnglon. after a
slight brush with tho blockading fleeL Tho
To1luhaec was safely la port, and would
Icavo in a few da.ig, with a cargo of cotton,
for Ilcrmuda. There wrro no blockade
runners at Nassau, on Nov. 12th.
Ncwbern, 1 "'!, It Is reported that all
tho available rebel forctfl at Wilmington
nnd other points in this Slate, arc movie;
to the assistance of Georgia. Hragg I as
signed to the department of North Caro
lina, which will constitute his command.
Rebel papers report tho abandonment
nf the Wilmington expedition by tho Un
ion forces, which appears to give them
great relief.
Governor Vane Is figuring for admission
Into the rebel Senate, with a good pros
pect ofsucces!.
New York, noth. The North Slar
from Aspluwall Is signaled. , .
Uy rhe steamer Fort Morgan, wo liavo
lute advices from tho Gulf, Five of our
gunboats lay lu Mobllo bay, only three
miles from the uily. Tho rebels have an
Importaut earth work a little below tha
city.
At llngdad, on the Mexican side of tho
Rio Grande, no expeditionary Union force.
under Lieut. Col. Stanley, captured acorn
panyot rebels, iiicir number was rmaii.
Washington, 30th. The subscriptions
foMhe Seven-thirty loan, during the past
week, amounts to three and a half millions.
New York, 30lb. The rebel, Roger X,
Pryor, acting as n private soldier In tha
rebel army, was captured on the 25th by
our pickets, whilst attempting to ex
change papers. This was dono In retalia
tion for the recent capture of Captain
Purbrldge by the rebel pickets. Pryor
says Leu Issued an order for the return of
Curtain Purbrldge, ou Saturday, and
Pryor will probably bo returned as kjou
us Purbrldgj arrive. Pryor Is now In
the OIJ Capital prison. The World's cor
respondent says Pryor derides the Idea of
putting faith In tho statements of deserters
nnd refugees. He don't seem much cart
down by his present misfortune, but re
gards the meaus to secure his capture u
not strlotly lu accordance- with the coda
of honor, nnd thinks it is more particularly
severe In his case, as he had used his la
tlueiice to secure the release of Iiurbrldgj
and to prevent th recurrence of such cap
tmes by the rebels, lie contends that the
election of Lincoln Is juit what the South
wished, aud although apprehensive that It
may prolong- Ihe war another four years,
ho declare it has united their people, and
rendered the probabilities of their ultimate
success much greater. He would give no
Information about Sherman, or converse
on any subject connected with army move
meuts. The Commercial's Wushlngton
special says Pryor has just been escorted
along Pennsylvania Avenue, under
guard, to the Old Capital, lie wore a
uniform of grey, and nodded familiarly to
old acquaintances.
A singular phenomenon occurred lately
on the line of the Atlantic and Great Wes
tern Railroad, near Woosler, Ohio, All
at once the embankment end track disap
peared In a most mysterious manner. Up
on eiamlnation It was found that a bun
dred feet of the road Lad sunk and was
continuing to sink, while Into the cavity
formed black mud and heavy streams of
water gushed fiotn below. With the wa
ter there was throwu up a number of eye
leu fish, and considerable difficulty will be
experienced lu filling it.
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Our little friend Hobby religiously be,
lievrs that babies come from Heaven by
sort of celestial express, Tho other day
ho was called In to see a newly born babs,
which lay very still among the flannels.
"Poor little thing!" ssid Hobby: "tired
coroiug to far, Isu't be?"
To deceive mosquitoes, enter your room
In the dark quietly, &x a pillow under the
sheet representing a person fo bed, fix, the ,
mosquito bars suugly around so as to pre-,
vent their entrance, undress and get under
the bed, and yoji will have good sleep.
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