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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-20
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/ III ~. aifsre - " Csi. Of the 18th Regiment
/ Texs. lnnirrr-, deem u proper 10 make
I hpnrat the lat. are cifeuri stances which
prompted me n fh1 sciiD5. would preirlsc
4, saving that aasieycr seyice may havg
frnaeitd IA ths nrmY OF the G =, Wa rl,mfa
~ sas Psstma-ief, amegaber ~ the state
lar.si. tDfe aud can-'dc ably over TIE cun-cripl
art . rulssq ieHtlN els exempt rom military
-sfslcu 10 leo aiate sad Va the G y. army
tafth ltud sg tit-s 4 ' iuHteclfd IN a cavalry
a.n.u,t IS faf ~ .ii5Htn seryiee distinctly sts-
NH. 80 81 n,ct iHa. iuat suuld not g. iu'o
fie m nafy s-fNl e., ~ ! bad not 90 physical
I ]. 10 ia o. -i-iaiB me IN that service was
tls I'd o. the command ol the company after
sod, whea & senl into a refimeatsi organiss
ton / w4,s elected IL. Col u the ecgimea,,
AVID shen the irg acut recognized al Little
asitk Nh, "a the ftd 81 NAY last. ! Wa re.
,lcr ted "a Col. by uerg ias e. al8ierfg. For
the confidence aud Partially taGs aiSalfc=ti
towards ne ~ the brave " sups % tac liih
les4s Cavalry. wish II feHeHacnd that
shall ever feel deeply grateful. ! an noi awsre
of having dnae sntsiliu 90 forfeit their COAT
denee Ca the Uiaiuuy ana sstiahsd tlat
had mare thoroughly sac cau8ltaea nf thHar
braYe men a. che time OF my resignation ieAn
tver before,
B8t ~ 10 my resignation TINS aiso ttas 500
ialiarg, rs 4ed ben ~ ssrrie, ] hsI ult he
81 hte.f intimaiioA HAT ans enc .H tin 1855
mant desired it-had every waa1a a'supPasr
tiiit had given entire satisfaction 90 the whole
command aud 10 proof thAt ! bad ifne Oh .fr
ulsh the .ahisiued tasiimluIsis voluntarily tan-
d.frl me without any aRrHef o. f0mi4iH 90
Wv part bY thc of4ecrs 81 tla EHleaf fnl uD
fte feus Bfgaie Shea qsafi.'ri "a gy i4l
HN. Arb They Nl. IaH hau af Fetisuali "a
w.. regarded hy tae "a 44 4.t- n tae
ued. And Here would russ iasl 30 iss
fff4fst ~ w. Hffglsaita ir.a rleIlt ll aH
.ffti hg faDst fff hre zero fHfft atg Ffairf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-20

The pfe-hYiery " kHterl 0rsis (Old School
sisad- aailufued 90 meet 20 J'ner.an Thursday
before the second sabbath 20 October. 7 O'Clock
rx
". x MARSHALL. STATED Clssf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-20


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L'rafHte oil fis'iH 20 iat7f ilnH t0c i'fr.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-20

Sc ~psrtos Of Louisiana recently reraspa
aiu .r Congress 90 AID in the completion a.
lf Fica-bgiR aud Shreveport railroad, Ia the
,'eudsE sEd oreifed to be prassd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-20

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1854
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

ALI boxes or packages designed for the Soldiers Re
lief Committee will hereafter be left at the Soldiers
Rest No Foster street, nearly Jposte the Boston and
Worcester Railroad Depot instead of 100 Main street,
as heretofore.
ol0 dAWtf PER ORDER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01
ROCK KEEPING AND WRITING,


NJ h BUUTWGATh
will open his Writing Academy or WEDNESDAY, Oct.
10 1867 At Piper Block, Room No. ior the Ieceptiou
Of Ladies and Gentlemen NJ $, has formerly taught
In many OF The principal schools this state aud Others
among them at the HerksnrSC gymnasium apS Female
Seminary, under Prof Dercyand H. Phelps, PhtSaeld;
also Mrs. WiardS. 1reG and Female seminary, Al
bany Mr., S. viii give hwons N priyata schohls on
reasonable terms Haiisnon guaranteed 70 all alton
tive scholars. Terms moderate, -,
Hours froru 2 to 70 A NJ '2to apd8 tQsPN
ola du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01
III dawlL EARLE, TENNEX 9 co.

I ,ABOR PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
- TlON.-lhis Association is Intended to aid Mechan-
les In conducting Mechanical and Manufacturing bust
ness under their control Ten per Of the sur.
plus profits Of the Association will be appropriated 10
forming fund for the purpose Of giving employment to
members Of the Association who may be out OF empov
on account Of strikes" or other causes
CHARLES POOLE, MRnApaa
No 40 Lelands Block FrVpt Street
Apprentices and Coat Makers wanted I'M ri ,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01
Notrfts.


M latch LOST.-Lost between Leices-
ter and Worcester, Thursda forenoon, Oct
80, an old English Silver Watch, with chain but
tape string The waleh is of no great value except
the owner he having owned said watch full halt
century Said watch must have been dropped between
the Catholic Church in Leicester and Cherry Valley
The finder will be handsomely rewarded by leaving it at
o3l d4tE / t3ROUT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01
nFMOVAL.-F. n. ABBOTT Ia =

~ moved his Hat and CAP Store from No Bav STATE
BLOCK to No DOL Main street, corner OF Thomas street
undor CITY Hotel where he VII be happy 70 his leue
and patrons and all who may favor him With calf WV.
mch2I az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01
From the Twenty-third Day of Oct. inst, to the
M ORCESTER SCHOOL OF DE-
w SIGN AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
Free Exhibition Of OIL Paintings and choice
Engr@otngS. Open day and ecening.

Rooms No. IL and II Clarks Book 257 Main street.
A choice collection of Paintings Engravings Mezzo
tmts ChtomCs, Plain and Coored Autographs Photo
6Iaphs' Albums Picture Frames. Artists Materials of
every description Paints Canvas, Stretchers Mill
4Ioaros brushes, Drawing and Painting Paper Drawing
32ooks anu fatterns, Crayons, Pencils Folios Eases
wax, &C Sc constantly for sale the lowest prices
:, ttuSulaT attention given to Framing Wreaths and
Fancy NoIK, TO restoring remounting Inendtng or var
1hs9lng Gid ana injured Pictures; Portraits copied
ana Mmsic. Terms for Drawing 81 Tor "a lessons
0il Painting Sl2; Plane SIP; Guitar, sl2. class in
Drawing, for children Wednesday and Saturday alter
Moons, for Il lessons. class for older pupils Tues
day and Friday evenings Pupils received BY Tic year
month, or lesson. Bills payable in advance
Ieacners-M1ss f. h EMMoNs, Miss HELEN NJ
KNowLToN, MIR. 9. g. STEARNs.
For prices in other styles of Paintings and snermens
OF teachers work. call at the School of Design and Wor-
cester Academy of Fine Arts Rooms IL and Il Clark
Block, PSI Main street, diff "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01
EIGHTH MASS. COLLECTION
~ DISTRICT.

EIGHTH MASS. COLLECTION
- DISTRICT.
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR INTERNAL REvENUR,(
Worcester. October Is, 1862.
Noice hereby given that the Assistant Assessors of
sala District have completed their lists vaua
tons and enumerations required by the United States
excise laws for the month of September last being the
nrst annual assessment under SAID laws.
Sau contain the of taxes en- property
named IN schedule of said law and on licenses
me sld sts, valuations and enumerations relating to
the worcester County portion of said District are at
ONCE NO. H. in the Worcester Bank Block in the city of
worcester, and those relating The Norfolk County
portion OF said District the dwelling house Of
rainier Morey, Esq in the town of Walpole and each
of said lists will remain in the above named places for
examination,
From the Twenty-third Day of Oct. inst, to the
Eighth day of Nov next.
And appeals will be received and determined by me rel
atve to any excessive valuations or ennm
eratons by the said Assistant Assessors at The said
dwelling house Of Palmer Morey, on SATURDAY, the
eighth day OF said November, at 10 O'Clock M and at
said Office No, ii, Worcester Bank Block on MONDAY
the 10Th day of said Nov, at o'clock a. M.
IVERS PHILLIPS,
or DIV Assessor Sth Mass. District.
WTORCESTER SCHOOL. OF DF-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

DIAPER HANGINGS - 5000 Rolls Of
"A House Papers now offered at the Peoples Store
22s Main street, Worcester, at one half the regular
price.
AI9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

We want wings for Family Use.-These
Crackers such wGil-known delicaCy, and so
venient that would not consider our table complete
without them. Wings Farna Crackers stamped
with the name IA WING and may be had of the best
family grocers div nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

/, Z G I U r. E S :.
The Lecture Committee of the Worcester Lyceum and
Library Association have arranged for the following
Lectures, viz:
Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER of Brooklyn, Y.
Thursday, Nov. g.
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT of Boston, Thursday,
Nov 20.
Rev. DR.. Il. W BELLOWS, Chairman of the SAM
tary Committee Of New York Monday, Dec /.
Rev. ID. CONWAY of Boston, Thursday Dec H.
Not provided for, Thursday Dec rs
Jan. 8
And are In correspondence with other Lecturers of the
most popular order. to make of least eight
Lectures programmes of the COURSE as far as COM
pleted, will be issued IN due season.
EDWARD EARLE,
IL. ..L-.I " -
, 1862-12-23

The PHILHARMONIC CoxcERT.-Th second
philharmonic Concert ut Bryan Hall, last eve
ming, was d splendid success, and Is usual,
drew an. immense audience. The principal
piece Of the evening, of f-cour5e, WIS Beetho-
vens Immortal Seventh Symphony which Eas
e7cellently played By the orchestra. The only
defect Of consequence was a slight break in
+. the time occasionally. Otherwise, the various
movements were played with exceeding tasts
and feeling, especially the: 6e2er.o. Balntkn's
fantasla from the Sicl1ian Vespers, with its
beautiful harmonies, was played finely, De-
Clerque doing unusually well in lis solo, the
orchestra accompanying with much taste.
MessTs. Bach and Drcicr received an encore
for their horn and Autc duo, which was well
mer7ted. The glorious overture to the ssMer-
II NiVes,'' and the Tannlauser March Wero
also played well. $50
The vocal part Of the programme was re-
presented by Miss Ellsworth, who sang an
aria from Massanie]lo and Kucken's Ave
Maria. A very bad cold prevented her from
doing herself Justice, and placed her in an
embarrassing condition. She strove nobly
against it, however, and: though shc 1acked
power. sang sweetly and correctly, and in the
Ave Maria evidently enlisted the sympathics
OF the audience as she gained an encore which
was justly her due.
The orchestra did well throughout, and
showed the. results Of -Balatka's judicious
training. We understand that Balatka has
UNDERLINED Haydn's I'd Symphony, Mcndels-
eohn,s overture to BUY Bias, beautiful
transcription Of schubeTt's Eli King a new
waltz By Straues, and other excellent works.
We trust speedily to hear them.
, 1862-12-23


The receipts Of hogs to-day were 1884, Of which
there were 1858 Drcesed and 1891 Live. The
market for dressed hogs was actt1c,. and prices
ruled steady and frm-with liberal sales at $s.65@
AS. The large bulk Of the transactions were at
s4.oo and Is dividing on 200 1os, with extra hogs
ut $4.3c414.45. Heavy hogs were ecsrce
:. The market for Live Hogs atu continues active
under liberal demand by packers. The quality
Of the offerings today was more even, although
not quite 80 good as on Saturday, aud Our quota
tions do not show 20 wide range The sales in
clude one lot choice 1ard hogs, averaging 3G6 1os
at $4.eO- The transactions foot up come 10.a0o at
range Of $a-10Q36o, with sales Of 4 few lots of
extra at $s65D3-75,
Beef Cattle are dull, and, with the exception of
few transactions on government account, there
is very little doing. About $50 head changed
hands at 24oS52 Is for fair to medium qualities.
The Provision market was firm but not very ac-
tive. Meas Pork is eagerly wanted at St20o; but
there il very little the MARKET and holders are
, 1862-12-23

81 s8 fqr CHICAGO spring: 81. iss for Mllwau-
rec club: 3sm1 "a for anlher 1o,vn. q 3amt ~
lor emeer Michigan: Sl-40 for mixed state: xl.42
LOT amoer Tinter etate; S1.45 for common white
wssaesn, u. GoLn-Not great deal doing: prices
desire to realize; 76@77e for shipping mixed
western; GT@52c for damaged and heatcd; TBDsUc
for western yellow patssearcely so rnrm ;*node-
GRoCEH1Es-Cofe= dull prices without decided
change. Sugar quiet New .Orleang 0s<Alokc.
Orleans at &c.
PRovIs1oks-Porkl less active and SCARCELY 20 firm
At 81 rs for ness; 90 for old prime;
giolne" prime 13o01@f6 o9 forprime. Mess
hTm- Snles at 5H nGh for western. Bacon sides
firm. bnt less active. eales. 900 boxes at TX for
sa@94 for western and city short clear. Lard
1rmer and in fair demand at a51@t0. Butter 1gA
~ for Ohio; z9e6 for state. Cheese steady at a1z
E11Je.
, 1862-12-23

MONDAY EVENING. Dec. 2, 1862.
-TROV1S10NS-An kinds Of Hog Products arc
firm. Earreled Pork is in active Remand at full
IartI verv firm. Salcs:-1,0O brls Prime Mess
Fork ut St GO: New Mess Pork held firmly at
Short BoEeess Middlcs at 63zc, 25, ,Go0 lbs city and
country cul Bnlk Hams at 5Ee loose: 10000 pes
Green Hams ut axe: 50 brs prime city Kettle rem
city steam rendered Lard at 84e; 200 brls city
Etcam mot prlmeJ Mt $S15; 30 tcs country Kettle
do at eXc; 500 tcs Head and Gut Lard on P. t., 81,
tcs Mixed Grease at &c; Il tca White Gfease at
DRESSED HOGS-Receiyea a,95s. Market &C.
fite and steady. Sales We1e:
, 1862-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. s0.-CorroE-Quiet, sales
r50 bales at 6Gc for middling uplands.
TLouR-ScarcelJ so active and shade essaer.
e5.foI5s5 for super state; $6o596;1 ;10 fog e extra r.
state; $G.1s@Ga0 for choice do; $5.sa@53 loI
suner western; $66596.T5 for common to good
ah1uping brands extra round hoop Ohio: S68aaD
S.sb ior trade brands market closing quiet,
WH1sKY-Firmer. Sales 80 bri5 at atSs7szd1sSe-
da4EW heat 1ull, heavy sad19 9seloweti $ts
, 1862-12-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY hTAIeKEE.

MoNDA9 EvKsISo, Dec. =, 1852.
The pressure for funds upon bankers today
from all sources is tremendous. aud hence several
ofthe 1arger discount houses find themselves short
of currency. As consequence, some houses hare
been both buying and selling st par. Others buy
at par and sell at 1-l0@.s premium. The
market is decidedly weak Shonla the scarcity Of
currency continue, sellers will be obligcdto accept
,;l4 discount, and the usual selling rate viii he
par
The price OF Gold.Wna was 3t5@3s-the former
being tho more uRual figure. Very few Of our bro
kers arc willing to buy within X cent Of tho New
York market.
Brokers paid 20 premium for old Treasury Notes.
The market is nearly bare. as most Of them have
already found their way into the hands Of New
York capitalists. It will soon be time to drop
them US scarcely enough offers 10 warrant quota
tione. i: ).
The price Of Silver was sn@sA prc,nium-the
higher figure for 1argo coina. =
D1vDEsDs OF THE MEncnAsTs. SAv1Ses LOAN
AND TRUsT CoatPAs1.-Thc directors Of the Mer-
chaats' Savings Loan and Trust Company Of this
city have issucd the following circular to their
stockholders:
CHICAGO, Dec. II, 1862
DEAR S1R: The trustees Of this Institution hsve
tfia day declared asemiannual dividend of five per
cent on The esp1tal stock Of ths company, fres of
proximo. in New York exchange. The transfer
books will be closed from ath inst TO 3lst inst IL
elusive. Respectfully yours;x
Under its new management, this institution, is
winning golden opinions from eli our business
men; as one Of the safest and best conducted
banks at the West.
new York Stock and Honey market.
',TsY YeIesrfauf,1 NV ynHE. Dec p 1852.
, 1862-12-23

MONDAY EvKsEs, December e. 1862
REEF CATTLE-Reeeived. 1886 head Market
dull and nominally unchanged. Sales were:
RpeTca AVE- Price Beeyes. Avg. Price
G5, 1sT7 p. $a75 IS 119s $245
q 1887 I'D 20 1D7 20
HOGS-Rccc5yed. 1s9H. Market active but
without quotable improvement. We give few OF
, 1862-12-23

BoWIeB bought from Arnold lQV eHIra Cnolce N lafx H
at the Pittsburgh yards
, 1862-12-23
a mCKDER0US ASSAULT. IN TEE
WEST DIVISION.
4 Wan Driven by Jealousy Shoots His
Wife.

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ioi 'o"G 'i''e u'e'e n'eo u'nN APPLY, o"nngg
~ 'ne ueiuen VI !etaoues "lnsn Mto entered
LIZ i'oaselicio' a1e'.iouss WHICH, accounts
'l'e uue' "Ae o,.seu apou Il 1eaii's' WHICH
"oe'o n.1s nnpe..eo sallnost '''is 1lian 10 haa'
Acss az" W. ~
aetse 0o'+'''' D4' "1e . .nu u'us 49,, -. LUZ
se'ei'a ssata pAsI aA'e A'oo IL 1Aol'on'
eooh -, gounts, suploa -ns nemss,es y iatnl-
w ~ i1 ~ 1o"e's:' ~ ',,5!s yusa ten. y
se'nts u'lns, "nu upon ~. -o'n ". 'soiuafs
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forjsh;,, s,,r,,,g ~, 7t Voc, :,;,,,, ,,;rr A..
r,1onea ;rt,, a., int;n,oo1 NJ ~, ;11;,;t ,,.turc
In the month Of Anril The daughter visited
thr f,ther and informed him that she had
sern this man in he'd with her mother. This
aroused thc anger Of the husband. He how
eyer kent the matter to himself broodinc
.Ycr II in secret. until The. middle of last
| ,nou1h. when he sent for his wife to come to
ci,ic,eo As soon as she arrived the storm,
commenced. High words were often inter
ch,nrca. cr;,n;nat1ons and recr;,n;n,t;n,:
| ensrcd -n;7 onc a,v be ,t,,.nn.ca n e,,oa
her Ne s,.rroa .,,o a,s+o, 49, ~ 49,,
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, 1862-12-23

Disasters on the Lakes.
The Detroit Adrerfiser publishes II list Of 9isas-
ters Oh tho lakes for 1862, tt which tic following
is the recapitulation:
Total number Of tliaastcrs for 1862 2 800
:. g 1861 80
, 1862-12-23

THE ssIs1eascd Democratic Martyrs,,
Sncean a1td johnson Address the
Eny1ncible Club,

NJ l. johnson and David shec:n, the two
men recently released from Fort Lafayette,
where 1hes were confined, the ono upon the
ena1gc ol ulscourag7ng enlistments. and the
o.nef OF holdlng treasonable communication
Win eae Feoeis, anu VINO attempted to speak
~ tne peop1e oata1uay hlght from Inc oal-
eoos VI LIE oaie1man HOUSE, out 1aneo' pe-
cause tne Peopie Msseo 1nem oo"n' SPOKE
.e' "ten' ~ tne !a' 1netpte HAuo' ana 7lou1eu
'lsa.eon ~ 'ne.r neafts content" cnaef1heo
d .ne,1 1eeep!lon " LIS peope' caro- "..s
Puol's1'ce III ene 1''.'ss s'sneo ps nai1 s
r.u.e n. u ~ nopoa' m'lng ga,.s ea ,osot;na ~ vs.
~ ~. ,a =, er.,, ,,sa,,,,a~
So - .e's s,an15 I not 1earn of - N,
,.a-, .ese5 the strccts. no hapdb;,,s we're
a5. -. m nnh,;c announcements were irnaf7o
T. xon1a not do far the ncon1o Ia -.e %bore
so ~, IN tho ton of n hn;1a;ner IN socr,+ am
r1,vc 1he Tnr;nc,b1e c1nh sst and 1;st.ncd
and anplaudea tie treason which these men
lii, not dare to deliver to n nus1ic mcct;ny of
citizens.
David eheean informed his audience That
that moral and truthful sheet the TR1s1,Sr
and the Journal, had informed them who he
was. He evidently didn't like the introdr,c-
lion, as he devoted several minutes to an on
klauglt upon these papers. more especially
the former. which we accent az a no1;t, con,-
pliment, and 4 direct inti,nation that VIC are
pursuing 2 strictly loyal course, He rave n
detailed statement of his arrest. Informing his
auditors that he refused to take fha o,tb
If allegiance zrcau.c If ,rou7d ,o,,rro,,;s. ~.
5u6sasnfzcs Cheers, After narrot;no . h7z
Incarceration and etr1c Of 1ivinr At h;s former
bo,r7;ne n1oce. bc ;;cvote3 +bn .~a,,,;n7,r ~
b;z e7,ccch In ~, ,1,se of The Aam;n;s+rst7o;,
ona ahr,t.,,, 7;n.n1,, ,,ro5nor -ae;-taaoa :
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or,tfo x,ar41r, ;. c.,,ctoa +no ,,ns;t;o,, - a.a,
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arare1,oar - 49, e1s.. ,~7,t +,,o .,r;n,;-,a o. aa~>
1ouo aoscr;n+;.,,, ~ 1,7s a-rost ND So
,oz+ ;nonrea,,,7,- ,,,or,t p.s..,ce s,t,s.
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they were the meancst devils upon earth u q;
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, 1862-12-23

New Orleans Sugar NIarIct-Dec. 9.
The PiedyUne says there was no sales at auction
today. There is little or none in first hands, ant
the receipts, which continue very limited, art
The stock ID very light, and the demand is o.
speculation and for export. The ou]y transaction
reported BY the regular trade today is small 10
Of ftFey pene Old at H. W. quot
common 6s5@9c for fair to fully fair, and 9lS5956
for prime to strictly prime. 49,,
, 1862-12-23
Assurance DoubIy Sure.
SHERMAN HousE, C@caso, Dec, ss, 1852,
Editors Chicago Tribune:

sasnaAs + HousE, caasaso, .s Dec. IS, 1855,
:, Ny, attention has been called to lo:tcr pub
1ishcd ln-the TRIBUNE Of the. 9Th met, over the
Regt III. Vols, about the colors presented to the
City Of Chicago On the 20th of November LAST by
the officers and men Of Bottoms Chicago Battery.
Hatchies0n the 9Th Of October previous saying that
presentation was bogus one; thatthe colors were
not taken by tlcn,, and that they do not deserve
the battle, by member OF his company, and that it
had not been unfurled that day, until it was spread
to the breeze BY his boys:
company found the flag do not Know. but that it
WIS nnfurled to the breeze do know. T COM
manded all the artillery at the battle Of the Hatce
borne a1oft amidst three columns Of infantry a
vancing to take Spears battery I being at the
tine h m ysra ct ths Ted the
diate1y after giving MT orders. I saw that Tag
stricken down By d al.ot fred By Lieut. E. a. James
Of Bolton battery, who at the same time poured
such IN incesEant charge OF grape and cnnnister
the advancing foe that they were driven from the
field leaving their co!ors behind them.
IT, Gap Bot9a n and t Gtses
Hag. but could not find it, Afterwards it was as
ceItajned 10 be in poseesgion Of company L, 33d
Gen Hurlbut, Who commanded tie DIVISION and
he being acquainted with the facts aboyc stated,
innmediate1y ordered the flag to be delivered up,
ana Ae presented II 10 6otton ChcaGo 6asterJ.
Twas also present when the flag was presented
to Boltons Battery. By Gen. Hurlbut- as token OF
their bravery. ali he officers and men Of the
artillery and. many Of the officers Of the infantry
were ut the presentation. and 10 claim to the flag
was made by Capt. Campbell Or any one else.
| Previous to the presentation Of the flag to Boil,
tons Battery. 1y Gen. Hurlbut. Cot. Logan Of the
| a2d had interposed claim on the part of mem
| ber Of Capt. Canlphcll's Company, who says be
found The nag On the battle field. and being made
acquainted with the facta, above stated, admitted
| that the flag was that captured by Bolton's Bat
! teri and that they alone we're entitled to it.
I G. G. CAMPBELL.
Major ard Chief Of Artillery Ell Major General Hurl
|. but-a Staff
, 1862-12-23

New York Seed marI1et-Dcc. 18.
The market is more active for cloycrseed; sales
Of rs bags at 10E@107c- Timothy seed is in
limited demand at s2.a5eG2.3i1S per bu. Rough
flaxsced is quiet but sc.arrc and firm at $2.606
29o per bu. Calcutta linsced ii scarce and wanted
ct E3.t5 per bn.
, 1862-12-23

Salt In New York.
Is in moderate demand; sales Of l 600 sacks Lir
erEool ground at $1.35
, 1862-12-23

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w asion, By a person nor engaged Ii keeping a
get Of books, 4 Nl.olssals. Produce or Commission
business PFofcrcd Satisfactory references given Ad
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