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, 1862-08-21
TIE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
StoneWa1l Jackson's Report
ON Cedar Run.
REPOnYER RESIGN ALTON OF GEN.
mCCLE1ALAN.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
NEW 1oEK, Aug. 20 1862.
There is report current in news circles
lere that Gen. Mcclellan has resigned his
commission in consequence OF being with
drawn from the James River. This report
thus gives the nature Of that movement and
its effect. Both are generally believed here
tonight to be more than mere runnor-
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1buue.1
MEMPHIS, Is, VIA CAIRO, August 70, 1852.
TIE Grenaaa Appeal Of the 18th has been
received, and contains the following official
report OF Stonewau jackson, Of the fight of
the 9th inst, dated Richmond, 18th:
HEADQUARTERS; VALLEY DtsrR1cr,
August II, 615 a. N.
On the evening Of the 9th instant, God
blessed our arms with another victory. The
battle near Cedar River, about six miles from
Cu1pepper Court House. The enemy. accord
ing to the statements Of prisoners, consisted
Of Bsnks', McDowen's and Sigels divisions.
We have oTer 100 prisoners, including Brig.
Gen. Prince.
While our list of killed Is less than that Of
the enemy, We have to mourn the loss of some
Of our best officers and men. Brig. Gen
Chas 3. Wlnder was morta1ly wounded while
discharging his duties In the advance of the
left wing OF the army.
We hare collected about 1900 small arms
and large amount Of ordnance stores
1 am, colonel, your obd't serv't,
{siened} TT. JACOBSON, Mai. Gen Com.
70 B. Il. C11SGoS, 4. 4. G. ~
NEW IoRK, August 20tb.-An army letter
to he New York Times says: t'fhe last SOL
dier Of the retiring army passed the Chlc&a
hominy At two O'Clock Monday night There
any Kind, and this retrogade movement has
been perfect suceess.n =.
FoRTEEss MoHRoE, August 18-To-day the
| old bridge across Hampton. Creek Was rebuilt
| and pontoon bridge was laid across aear It
| a force Of cavalry arrived af hampton To-Day:
AlarKe number Of troops are eacalnpedaboat
ten niles, this side OF Newport News tonight.
| 4 la1re baggage train Is now ut Hampton.
-, Gen. Burnside is now at FORTRESS Monroe
/ and there is saIac talk Of his taking command
OF the army now pnder, eonmanik = OF Gen
Mcclellan. That portion Of this slmy nansl
remain ON the Peninsula Is eVident, and be
tween Hampton and YoEktoWn, as there: ait
+ twenty acres covered By hospitals at Hamp
ton, a railroad Is new: being completed be
tween there and Fortress Monroe.
,EoR1aEss MONROE, August 19.--Lsst evan
| ing, sixteen Union nf1lee1B who have bee,
I al Fortress Monroe. They s1e from Salisbury
n. c., and other Southern prisons, and cam
| here via Richmond, and make bitter coz
I ulaints Of their usage and hard fare The
| lett for Washington this afternoon BY spsels
I boat
The Richmond Etanstner Of August 16t
1--WE have no news Of interest from the e.
en-; On the south side: The Petersburg. E
: rress, whose columns fora time. teemed #is
, IA with the sad adT.11ssion TINT we could 1ea
, ! nothing 1 ths snemy's movements on yanl
, 1862-08-21

As the Lewis Whitman vas cornius
down from Baton Rouge on the morning
of August 6ih, with the remains Of Gen.
Williams. and with forty-two Of the national
scldies who had been wounded, and three OF
tie confederates, rhe came into collision with
gnnboat Oneida, and almost Immediately suuk.
Gen. Williams body 1loated off the sinking
vessel, and Vas recovered by the gunboat
Panola. Thirty. eight OF ths wounded soldiers,
md three Ct the body guard Of SIX which &C.
companied Gen. Williams remaina, were say
ed. The captain and crew Of the Whitman
were roned and taken to New Orleans, n
They were suspected of having caused the
collision
, 1862-08-21
z: A Rebel Camp Broken up.

' New MADRID, No., August IA force Of
cavalry from this post, nndeT Captain Frank
Moore, while on an expedition to Charis5ton,
attacked a rebel camp On White oak Rtdge,
my, took nineteen prisoners, including three
captains, ,cap:ured twenty-seven horses
and about ten stand Of arms. Captain Moore
/: and one private we're wounded; one killed
, 1862-08-21

Rebel Sepoy1snr In Kentucky.
CEcnSArI, August 20.--A freight train On
the Covington and Lexington railroad which
LEFT CoEington at ten O'Clock last night, attsr
structious placed on the track aud was prscip-
jtatad down steep embankment- Hsn1y D.
Smith, engineer: and Abe Turner, brakeman.
we're Instantly killed. The locomotive and
eleven cars were completely WreekedS l. il
supposed that the design Of throwing the
train off the track ORIGINATED with secession,
fsts, AZ it was understood q number Of. troorz
would psss over the road last night.
TIE 18th and 18th Indfans, and 18th Ohio
passed through here to-day.
, 1862-08-21
EAAuIY AND DAY SCHOOL
l. FOR YOUNG LAD1Es. ::~ ,.
Cincinnati, Ohio.

Miss @ &. .FoURsE VIII hez!n t1e .hlrd year q her
School in Cincinnati On MONDAY. Sept. Is at Aus q
West Efntb street. +s1Ra
The uunher of pupils is limited and the coursa Of
study Is that OF The highest class OF private schools iD
en. Ing 4atln, A9tthsz9aees the Aatufaf essances,
Tho Netarn Languages arc, taught With The aid o{
the best 1ahye and tench the la4gaas Of
thescAooi room, ::
/ ~ p1p1ls will h1a rear ba received aanenbe9snf
the family. and Placed under the OF Mrs H L
sQLaGE late OF Goluinhus> Ohio, as Pfeesptress out
NJ. s9!lssa = permitted 70 re5es f. Biahep AsI- @
yatpe. CincfbnAH: F. Ae1rtck- President Qh1o We.-
lerau E1iTers1tJ. Delaware, o. Hon. YIN. DsEn
Ffo1- T. g. Harney.J j. II Andrevs. Ea44 tolomoos.
Ohio, and otts1S. IL =.
Tie greatest attent IN is paid to Phsaas1 Culture
and course Of Cas Games are IN daily and
Eceertnple use ag tie pupils.
=CrGnlass can be had On af2lea<ion 70 Mss M as
Cincinnati
Goodvm ProveEt Uplverstg IF Feunsy1yanis, Isila
dejptda: Kss. Jas F1eeaa4 ElsEEe Bosson as1sr Is
| land Ginctupat1s ". II Corr5, Esa, 40; Sonn aso
lso te following a91 othsr pa5snts q pap!,s sH
Cincinnati the past yeas: Efoe&ne u 4t1 r. S1f
IN El.t. F. #. Eu:net, +: Hosea Gee Sarasle = l.
t Beuttlliav, s. Il. .Ponerny; 7. D. Mansfield. :. ::
, 1862-08-21

How Drafting VIII be Made In Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Aug. la---Drafting will be made
by wards and townships in the different couu-
ties, Each will be accredited with the volun-
teers uow in service whom they hare fur
njshfd. In making the apportionmsnt for
drafting, volunteers in the gunboat service
will be inc1nded.
The assessors returns, thus far received, OF
Ohio's quota OF The TWO recent calls, added to
her force before in the field, will amount to
thirty three per cent. Of the total enrolled nj
litia 1orce Of the State.
OHIO is required to furnish u 600 men to
cover all requis1t1o9s. ct whom u. .5eO are toE
, 1862-08-21

I1l1neia Co1oRel* Commissioned
PEORIA, August 18th -Ths commissions toz
last evening 'by3te1Fgraph. They@are as fol-
lows. * =
Charles Balance, to be colonel OF the 77gh
*n1inris Robert s. Moore, colonel fthe 85th
Illinois; John Warner, colonel OF the Ssh
Illinois !. andD. D. Irons, colonel Of the losth
Illinois, ..
, 1862-08-21

4 communication was recently published
By us which, in detailing the rascalit:ts
1e1petrated By knsve Of d fellow in the
zcise Of recruiting officer for Capt. Pa1mer's
company Of Peru, has been construed to cast
come imputation on the latter. This is un-
gust. Wc are assured that he is gentleman
and soldier, and his name is not to be asso-
ciated dishonorably with the individual whose
exploits called out the original MENTION We
regret that the letter communicating these
facts got mislaid and thus this comment Was
91eferrtd.
, 1862-08-21
Appointments for Michigan under the
1RL Law.

WASHINGTON, August 19.--The following
appointments under the tax 1aw have beer
made for Michigan
First District-s G. Berry, Of Adrian, col
lector; Joshns r. Bennett, Of Adrian, as
EeSsor.
Second District-A1ex- q. Morrison, of st.
Joseph, collector; Elijah f. House, Of Pas
Paw, assessor.
Third D1striet-na Mayhem, OF Albion
collector; Whitney Jones, Of Lansing, Is
sessor-
Fifth Dietrict-Giles HIbbard, Of dt. Glen
mems, collector; Luther Stanley, Of Burliug
ton, assessor.
Sixth District-Samuel s. Warner, Of Flint
collector; Townsend Worth, Of Vassar, as
Ee5eQr.
, 1862-08-21

E The region Of the Tennessee abounds
In Gaps. Thus we hear Of Cumberland Gap,
War Gap, stoney Gap; but The largest and
MOST DISASTROUS gap thereaway, for the cause
Of The Union. exists in the feGerai military
command. We believe it is named Don Car
lis But1i
, 1862-08-21

PHILADELPHIA, August 20 Recruiting was
4very brisk yesterday, and If continued, win
Eoon ill Phf1adelpbta's quota for the first
QON men. ---
, 1862-08-21

WASHINGTON, August 20.-I have heard 9
report ;of great importance from the army:
What It il, am not at liberty to state, bat
an led To believe thst some movement Of u
highest consequence has taken place. I 'Sil
/ send the particulars as soon - feea hr.thor
fzed to do sok. =, J.. -.
, 1862-08-21
VXT Ar CT AM OFFICE.. FOR
w FyERY COUNTY, IN THE HoRTHWEsT.
oaa.x 90 jl.aeAaxn kffe44 G6fea2a, I'll,

> 1sitcR HIT 4 CO., attorneys for Soldiers Tor
t.n rrn1s rast copttnne TO collect eaa1ms ot EVERY
EsEhere at Washington. and Il esch sate capita q
tcTt nsy Eere; sub+htenee Bills COLLECTED hers
Gtnt.acroIa Bull settled here: Claims Of deceased
penston Cesficotes obtnfnsd ut Washngton+ Pension
Money co}1t tcte ut The several fepsion Agene1ea III
each btate. aR1k+'oeIm
, 1862-08-21

IED1AEAroI1s, Aug. 49.-Ihers Il. nothing
new from Kentucky to-day. ;r
Regiments are being organized, armed and
paid a. fast as It il possible to do Sd There
seems to be no sud TO regiments. They are
and 18th 60 through Cincinnati. =.
.A5jatant General Thomas viii arrive from
Washington to.nigha. :: ::
, 1862-08-21

from Rochester, ill he here this evening,
cnd leave via the Anaoy road. The l1Stn
will also arrive this afternoon, from Albany,
and leave via New Jerecy- Tic IG:h Maine
goes By tie latter route tonight
, 1862-08-21

s3 The Iowa secesh editors are coming to
grief rapidly. e. s. Marshal Hoxie on Sun-
day last arrested David Steward Of the Con-
stitution and Csaion, published at Fairfield.
He started Immediately for Washington with
beth Mabony Of the Dubuque Herald and
EheNard.
, 1862-08-21

What IL Heg Hsrcd OF Wfxc01stn.
MADISON, August l9-An order is Issued
to-day That the governor ie advised By the
war department That :, ,N0 men are wanted to
mt Eli bq tb ast o eaeae
draft will be levied Tor the purpose on the
counties which hare not filed their quota un-
der the previous calls.
, 1862-08-21
ReFerdy johnson on New Orleans
Affairs.

WAsHNGTGN, August o0th.-Hon. Re7erdy
Johnson Of Maryland has made his report to
to the government upon the points in the
administration Of affairs in New Orleans, aad
the President has approved its conclusions,
it is understood. He recommends the return
to the consul of the Netherlands the $500 900
seized By Gen. Butler; that the S71G,o 900 be
returned to the French consul, and thu. 8
large amount Of sugar and other merehandize
be rellDquished to the Greek, British end
other foreign merchants do1nici1ed in New
Orleans, as, according to A1. Johnson these
seizures cannot be justified
, 1862-08-21

The town Of Alton. Minn.. polls eighty
seven votes; takes twenty-three daily papers !;
is without o single run shop; and has fur
n1shed fftyseven actual residents rs volun-
teers for the Har. Thrae cheers for Alton and
her cnterprieing, Intelligent and patriotic cit
3ZcnR
, 1862-08-21

NEW YORK, August 20--Tuere viii be no
eteancr for California tomorrow. Tue loss
OF the Golden Gate delays the arrival Of the
Champion. II she arrives tonight. she will
prol'aoly sail On Friday, II not, the North Star
1FiIl sail on Saturday.
, 1862-08-21

DELAWARE, Ohio, August 2o--Col ). Il.
Eood1uan. Of Marion, was nominated for Con
gross In the eighth Congressional district in
convention assembled here to-day On the first
formal ballot
, 1862-08-21
Gen, Cofcpran at Baltimore.

<-as enthusiastically received here. He ad-
dressed the people in Monument Square 70.
night. giving his experience while prisoner,
aid urGno Ills cuuntIyinen and others to rally
to thu "a pport Of the government.
, 1862-08-21

sB It is said that Don Carlos Buell. has
asked Of the rebel leaders 3 three months az
nistice, TO finish up his courtmartials, To
this the rebels object through petty jealousy,
1iuein. be is after tie ue7,y ale,s they ore.
E*+ Don Carlos Buell is trying to find the
men in lis department who are unpleasant to
1he rrta;ls. The country will be spared the
gxpcEse Of court martial in lis case.
, 1862-08-21

The rnkindest cut Of all. The rebels
disturbing Don Carlos Buell's Court Martia1s.
1i3rc tie knaycs no gr1;itudes
, 1862-08-21

BALTIMORE, August 20. Ten Michael Cor
.s:oran will srrive here at o'clock this p m.
He viii add1ess the Iishmen OF this city to-
night
, 1862-08-21

EoF Europe

WAsnlFGToN, Angnst 20 -Tae officers coz
Lived here, all we'll :: - =.
, 1862-08-21

New 1oRK, Ang- 1.-THE subscription for
Three 1ais1lon T.sO Treasury Notes Opened to-
day. It was soon filled at ~ premium
Thompson Brothers head the list by . million.
The balance Was soon taken by prominent
7janEets
, 1862-08-21

., Nsw YoRK, August so.--Ihe steamer Cham;
pion. from Aspi1~sn 1lth, has arrived. She
brings sal,oo0in specie a..
, 1862-08-21

Great War meetfnG at PlttsburGb.
PIT 1rsBrHGN, August 20sh.-Csssius N. Ciap
.ar,ired this cyeufug and WAS aerenaded at the
Nopongahela House. BE made q long speech
to large audience, principally denanclatorg
OF England.
, 1862-08-21

BosToE, August 20.-The steamship Arabia
Ea'Ied this morning. She took out $ls. 900 In
Epecie
, 1862-08-21
The Battle at Baton Rouge.
FEDERAL ACCOUNT Of THE AFFAIR.

- M1lEE.
From New Orleans to Baton Rouge
Erom Baton Rouge to EicEsbaIg .--.--.--.-.-29
, 1862-08-21

NVEYKUM&IUHH WE1AE0fEs
DosEn, Del, August 2o.-The Delaware
TniaH convention nominated Vim. Cameron,
an old Democrat, for governor by aeclanla-
1ion- Great enthusiasm prevailed among the
i1imeIse crowd
, 1862-08-21

6 III; E ARE COMING .FATHER
ABRAHAM: Or. THREE HEspEEp THoE-
. -aSp AoEE" A new Qu1Tte::e bJ A. 3: IET1SG.
Just Published by a. II. HIGGINS:No. 1lf Randolph
street Pfice25 centA and sent By tree q poss44 e.
receipt Of ma ked price. aual'l'eo5t-ne1
, 1862-08-21

C. Il 8CRIREN. dd1sTtisi,.y dge,1&, "a ,Ih..s7-
born g., is authorized torsee:sr ddpsrsasszr-, ;oe
this and al the Leaaius P!r75srs @: tke Hor.tce@-
, 1862-08-21

The prominence given to the Location CT Cairo IN
tss rnnlss :; ;1,ns1en a s5 sss 4 lar aHH r.
saexes # II ts ceso1*s 9fospsss
an r. stuas "a e IS i1e p tSaa cssaa as eI
within the C.tv Hfr!ts
The vils continued from dxy to sr until the
lots it Il ptoposd to offer are disposca Of The
of the sale T[l he n1e1:+If cash lLi it31ce equal
aount- in stx and twelve months without INTEREST,"
Notes VIII Gt sreenteA 7y the purchasers fo7 the de-
3errrd lnetnnent+ an1 huns providing for the exc
c1tlon uf cecds Wien the purchase 1uuey is paid III
tuli Or seeds wh Eertssge from the purchaser t.
tc gycu by the the Purchasers r4y de5ra-
s,sT.ATs TAYLOR Ttus.ee* Of the
.. EIjWIN PARSONS, Cairo CITY Property.
Cairo, H.. July 3ot1, 1862. 1uel-s154tdTsAr
, 1862-08-21

@sNTE ARE COMING, FATHER
- ABRAHAM; ar. THREE HCSDsEi, 7aor-
SAND MoEE." A Eew GE9rtri.n t< A. H. IHrtStI
lust published hy T. ~ IIGGISs. No. III R.acepi
siert- P-cc 25 cents aaG By mail! frs postage
! on recetpt Of mark. d nffrc sn3l t.1lSt-ret
, 1862-08-21

= I'VE have 10 neW8 q 1ntef5et from the cd
eng on the south side: The Petersburg Ee-
Iress, whose columns for = time. teeued with
The verT latest trom C..ty Point, now comes to
y Ea tae M "a ahss gs soale saea sa
, 1862-08-21

M ANTED-A situation in the
ss GRAIN TRADE. by a German gentleman
Ss1s ss 1ar @ r. re- ~s tac;ss has sa e.
Inasrtsands hi: hussoes fn1i and il With
es q az an M in
quirc Of Il. ]. NALsHE. 80 Clark street. where the
stEfttise. uaS bt. seru a,I1t.r 155Ss 81
, 1862-06-28

3fOKTGAGE SALE Whereas,
W Richard K. s1fs aae Melissa l. svs his wife.
and ansto9 sad JsEny Johnston a;s .ais PIT
] ,lian T. osdsn, III tes n1opsst5 h<Tea 4
s5 t s a as
:isT ds;s @ va lntsFss; S1 the same Is ~ ae q.
dsy q is1usl5 j. sa1 aaa nom On aaI alter that oe.
T9d semi t 9n Il; sata ,,I sun e Te9y
annun lsyab.e oa tie INST day of January Aad Jai5
sasa IT. Hso u M .
s b i dste d wIh III faa i, I 9s,
ass II fSe i
ne pa, ef aay one Of satd 1a-1.lns n Of E:e.e.
gt1en II sa9 ia;ere.: prov.a+d and 1ae ssms saoud
81 s9s 5es s s e. Il Ss
de5IEPsd s F9 p'nna s1 n1 ssdEea e. ne o. ss15
20; HtsstsndrE esid election % 6e ade 81 he unlz
And ,6ss ii ta @ < should BE- aWiuI fT tae uneI-
signed % e enter nto I'D upon a1 and sInEula5 ths
diSess q uls ,ams q 81 Rszt RaIts sasrsoG ~
m 1l n. 70 ean ga % of sat ef
at;anist1 stnrs eavissts q t,s:en at puhlIc
s l5s Il fss Ssn c. 81
Newspaper published IL chicago.
sf
BECAME 9ue by the tern; Ct said o5sgat On @ tas h:s
tie Same. Nss no1 paid ~hea the oec4me due,
an set PAD aaa EoIe man yssf b; ;,s sispsfd
UEGer IaSe tecIed sal do eiect that the p.toclpsi
& Z ee
and whereas. there Is nov eue sud unpaid m said
mortgage said principal rum Of eevenssdFe thoua.na
dollars atc said sum o! enc theu=aad foEf hundred
doisI* that neC4re due tterrou - interest On the
hrss dsy Of Jauun1y, A. D. 1851. ana Also the tnss4a
&C 81
1e ns1snent q intersas s1a IS the la.s a6oTs
asy o1 Janu.sy a. lsz bsing IL r. ss:re5e IL :hs
now theIef"se r9pNc no'ice = hereby E1ven snat /
the powers and proy1sone In said mortgage cootsned
hAvueut3rtd into and upon sE aud guar the pre-
aSzfesa Z & 81 STE; sa9
d., a1y {es). seventy (ul seveny one ~. ~
seventy eight f'8, {is,, eighty ca elEsts
Or CD sestyE2 g. slshsyfs5ee 1 Gzs1 eaEhsyf21' G
efnfy:zieot tss cigasyni7e (s ano n1nesy (s9}, Il
n g. opson's Addition 70 Chicago, said los beinz
s5 o. t. y Ast s. 4ee IL
south BY Goezhe sreet and neicE a he ots lncludet
wEin end between eatd tt1ees, all e!1nar 1tag ant
bemg tnthe city Of chicago county Of Cook and ssat'
Ard hat will on Monday: tse tventg:atta day Q
AuRusr next (AuEust. r. 1e63 at teu O'Clock n m
powers eId pEnvtasons nt ssld mortgage ofsr fT sa
aLa ael the atd premises In said &c deaned
being thes4me premises .beve descebsd SD u beng
jo,srstcn snd Jenny Johnston sta vile, tnetr heir:
ID pubic auction to th~ highest hdder for G. IL
OF C q said teeE County: q the txsaH aIss ~
Mo1tSaeea ezn'zselok a& ps5s IS e : :a.e eeef aF;r
4 Ca1essa Ju2s u la& ial2saaaas.a
, 1862-06-28

Ercve7 aad FErne1f VII ind :his t1a EseEs ttvfH7
saxeous route for IiTe Stock Gspseioss fAsda Ns4
been opened On this line and ttA Connections and ss1s3
etsentiou IL paid to tteI wauts- From 8atr!Hau1H9
resting, choice Is offered Of the PHILADELPHIA
FEW YORK and BALTIMORE u RKEIs- This V14
$50 be found the shortest. qckes. Aaa Eost Hf89{
With fewe- changes than A1y other.
EEUCE LEWIS, Gent Bupt Attoona, Pa
I. l. HDuPT. Gac9 Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
fRl.ki35iY
, 1862-06-28


From gentlemen who left New Orleans and
arrived in this place, We have late apd reliable
Information in regard to the condition OF af-
fairs in that unhappy city. Our informants
art well known business men, were present at
the capture of the city, and remained there
till en- opportunity OF escape was offered = few
days since, which they hastened TO seize and
ly the t> ranny Of the blear-eyed monster who
has 9ndeEed lis name synonym for cowar-
dice, brutality and cruelty. The stories which
baye been circulated in regard to the oppres-
sion and severity Of Yankee ru1e have not
! been exaggerated Inflated with lust fo- plum
! dtr, and glcatinG over the prospects Of filing
| their pockets with the rich spoils of con-
| Qntrcd rebel city, they entered New Orleans
| to fnd the coveted treasures either removed
to poiLts Of safety In the interior, or lying in
| great heaps Of smou]dering ashes upon the
dtsolate leyce6 and along the unffe4uented
streets. The people from whom they expect
| cd glad shouts Of welcome, sat gloomily at
home with closed doors, or wandered Istless-
u about, Silent and unsynpathizing spectators
| Of passing events. The conquerrTs were baf-
fed at every turn. With all the worst pas
s!0Es OF their coarse Daiures infanled, sys~
inaugura'ed the like Of which has no parallel
III tie history OF mods m warfare The most
exemplary citizens art arrested and thrown
into prison without cause, persons are taken
up on merc suspicion, charged with being
cQr.pirators, tried by, mock court martial,
Vherever found is seized aud appropriated to
tic use Of the Ysnkee officers, ladies' are in
suited aud treated with every indignity which
the 6endish malignity Of n brusalized New
Er gland eolditry can devise q word, moth
inE Is left 1ndone which may add to the
mi cry aud suffering Of the people.
Our informant represents the soldiery which
| garrison New OIleans as the most ignorant,
Degraded and miserable set they have ever
seen. While The officers lived in the most
luxu1i; Mt style, and spend their time in revcl,
lIg 6 and Hcenttoua enjoyment, the men are
half fed, badly clothed, sick, filthy and disaf
tected. Some regiments which have been NOR
than year In the service have never made the
acquaintance Of apaymaster, and it is not au
uncommon thing to See them begging fol
bread tickets Of passers by in the streets
They have even boen known to beg of negroes
, by whom they are regarded as objects OF pity
rather than hatred.
! Butler and his officers live In a state of com
: plete isolation. They occupy the St. Charle:
Hotel, from which they never venture forth
except under escort Of strong guard. Sincs
first the threshold OF this once popular estab
| | lisbmeIt Was profaned by the brutal Butler
, no Southern guest h2s entered the st. Char1os
| The drawing. .roomB no longer ring With th'
, ! merry laughter of gay Southern, bellies, ant
The long, empty corridors echo only the meas
ared tread Of the sentinel who guards th
troubled slumbess Of the tyrant- The portal
!, of deeent-eociety In New Orleans are close'
: and her1netica1Iy scaled against the entrano
: Of Yankee W-bteeding, and. as II. to atengg
, 1862-06-28
AIEEA CHICAGO UNION

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On md AttH AUNDAF, MAI lan. s&k EaLas VA
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, 1862-06-28
GEdar Claims

WAR CLAIM OFFICE OF
w LEAv1TT l. WRIGHT, Attorneys at Law,
All Kinds Of Claims against the Government prompt
u collected Lawyers, Justices mud Eotites wanted
t. net as Agents in every tnwn ia the Northwest to
whom, blanks ard our work on Pensions. &C., will be
fl: ulsIet and liberal commission allowed. Office
E3 Clark rect Chicago, Ill, fu+k1If6m
, 1862-06-28

Splendid lot Spring Clcakk Il to s5: fne lots Of
flo~esF, EmbroldeTea, and numerous o.her bargains
which selling half price at HoEtss Etesp Store
, 1862-06-28
rH1CAG0 i ROCK TSTANH

~ RAuRpAD.-CEasax Or T1u-Wtnter A.
1angsznens commencing Sunday, Nov I7sh, ls1 Tfxk1
leave Chicago: Day EIpEeas and MsI, Sunday q.
copied LISA n. Night Express, Saturdays e1eer
SOP NJ Through Tratns ar1f1e. 5l5 A. T. aad ID
2. Il: Joliet Accommodation. H5N A u
, 1862-06-28

TIE -OSLY INFALLlBLK REMEDIES EEuTH."
-Ere- troE Poscu="
~Not dangerous to the Hu.nan Family
Rats 60 not tie on Prtlnses"
"They come of Cut their hoes to dle-"
E SRd Ere7yarhere-by
All WHOLESALE DnrGGITs IN the large cities ahd
by D1CGtIsTs, GsoCERs, ET2REKEEPE ss and RErAiL
Eas geue1.l5 In ali Coanry Tpwtt sn5 Villages il the
FULLER d FINCH,
Principal Whoeaale kgen. Chicago, III
e. CoCETRT uEALERs can order a. above. Or a5-
dress d:tecs-iot for Prices Tsrms &s-1 70
PRINCIPAL. DEPoT-No. ~ BroadEey Nev TORT
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