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, 1862-10-02
1kgal Aottrta.
NCTlCE.-Maste1's Sale Of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.

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a. chsaSs sm = S A5ny49 & H.1S5e
CaE Hsrvs5 Lieltn+s. Tobias 5. Brsdisy, snd Ivory
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es s e9RsaE2 Rs4se ses ss
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Ga Il ia ss4ss q
PITT w FL Il public auction. at The eout1 do,r
Iilinois OF TEEspAI ts twensy rst Day Of Octo;er.
ten eeeek the forenoon Of thst day to liz hts
es md bs paasr r ne
th+ M Peora Ed oau*xia Katiroad Gonpsny, n aI
T. "a i &C faiaas it,
II sasTeo1 hisa I'D 6seS e33.tacsea
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Il ee s1s' p4oas1 a9s ~
b :4 ~ q
e e. q s s. ser1sa
tler:ru and Ill the rknt pf1v1lrges AM fraocatsea
eS3H 6 ss g. ss asstts r. s
On tiat pcftoa II Es Feo1s md oaaaaSa .Iisssa
te ht rthy declared be the Intention and deser TO
se only that part Of the said iroAd embraced IA the
said mortgage and the franchttes and rights attached
= IL Il & Ia H1 ... sh s
soTRain # T. Or any Of TIC Ps;es to sald ca1se x
said Eale H De made subject TO iii the tights and in
tsrs1.s ssgds ot IN Whfca M'I'aH aE Cosaxh John
assigns may have trustees for boudhude;A under
Easesd 81 Company e saia P,ft1es, dated Aasust "a
nation thereof dated tae Iath day Of march l. IS 1s5
setnte tse nsyMent of the principal aud Interest Of
barring interest It tba rate Ct eight pa CENT raya5s
unpaid Anee November 1T. lK5s Eodce Is aso esTsn
and iii reFons claiming under them ort1 claim under
saas<euspt Nc ssla deed of trust oy iadS nal Or
The said mortgage md 6s or thsf hetrs or pe1sonai
and ~ persons having any isn By Or
persons cisininE under them, - fore7s1 barred md
claim e 10 1o sae
tbat he purchaser Of pochaae1. It esd aae saa BE-
let ITO esetalon Of the said ed premises aad
that any OF toe paEties in this causs, who may b. in
tny rersons Who s1nce the eommenceu ent OF sald
suit hAve QUE Into possession under them ethsr
e 9eI oervs1 m p0sssat9n tnsFeet e saeh posch
Court a'feT he report of sstd saie sfai hav: beaa
c19l1ned IN tt 9s 1sne has been Confirmed under
'Ds fu'S1 u '1a III I. MouIrnE. Special Mater.
JoI, Of Counsel End J. N, WALxxE, solicitor
Chicago EepteE ber nth, 1s6a se94u56o1m
, 1862-10-02

q. v. Quefeau, Principal Of ClAsk saminAf3,
member OF Aurora quarterly lnfarenea.
Nste, agent Of: Western ssAmen's Fr1ends'
Society, member Of Aurora quarte II Conference.
-. Sttughfon. Chsplaln 139th regiment III.
, 1862-10-02
THE INDIAN WAR I'M
MINNESOTA.
A Battle with the Si0ux-..
Their Defeat.
Massacres in Watonwan County.


-.. ...-
IRON fne It. Pau1 Press, Sept. II
COL. s1BLEfB D1sPAT, h TO GOV RAHSEY.
WooD LAKE., MAR YELLOW MEnrcs.,1.
September 9a. 1851.
To His E1eeuency. Gov Ramsey:
S1R: LEFT the Camp st Fort Ridre1v m the
18Th insr.. with nV co,nmand ana reachad
this roint in the arternoon Of Tie ga Tbare
have been e1nall psrties Of Jndiens eac}1 dav
in p1ain s:cht. ey:dent]v actfnp a. ecnnts ~
tba main hodv. This morninp + ~ dater.
mined to croes the Yejlow Wedfc;na Rirer
ahont thrpe n,iles distant and thnra awa;t ~
arriyal If Csntain Rortrs, romnanv II ths
7th REGIMENT. which Wss ordered hv ma from
New Ulm. to ioju me hy for,ed marches tte
preeepco Of the corupany there feinr- nnneces.
FIT by the arrival Of another cnmnsnv a fa1
davs prgyious.
About Z O'Clock this morning. the camn vaa
attacked by about 400 Iudiauss who eud1enlv
m,detbeirsppea1ance and daai,ad ioxntnwarde
ue. wboonirr ard Iet:fng in their nansi strie
aud firinr With crest rap{titv. "'''~'
The Renvflle Enaras. 1nder T,put rermsn
Ecre eent Nv ma tn chrcE them snd M.;or,
Welch Of the ID reofnent- was {nstantjv In
llne with his command, with his skirmieners
in advance, by whom The savsccs were raI-
lantly met, and after = conflict Of q serious rs
ture, repnlsed.
Meanwhile another portion OF the Tndian
force passed down raViue on the right with
view to outflauk the Sd reglment. and I or
dered Lieut. Col. Marshall. With The i've com
panies Of the 7th regiment, and who was ably
, 1862-10-02
TEE NORWEGIAN SETTLEMENT IN VA ION
WAN COUNTY ATTAGkED AND NINE PER
Fl


MAN UDNIl ATfAchED AND NINE PER
(Ftom the st. Paul Press, zuh.1
On Monday morning, the ed Inst, = party
Efan settlement on the south side of the noeth
fo1k Of the Watonwzn, two or three miles be-
yona Aaaelia, and aEe reported to have Killed
nine pt rsons, members Of two families, two
cailaEen alone escaping. The name of one
family IL Peterson; That Of the other We did
OF course this new outbreak il followed BY
stampede Of the remaining settlers In that
vicinity.
This occurred within two and = halt miles
Of q body Of our mounted men. Tos Indians,
Who ne reported some thirty strong, hare
BE- ovcEtskea and punished.
It h question = to whether the Winneba.
goes did not have hand In this outrage.
>. lFtun the St. Paul P1s<s, assh
information which We hare received goes to
aboW, very strongly, that the W1anebagoes
were connected WITH the massacre reported
commanding Il Garden C:y, ID satisfied th1t
euch ts the Tact, and has 10 reported to Capt
Edg&zton, commanding 1t the Winnebaxo
sge1cJ- It h satd that hc people kt1ied nssz
6Adeafe W<Te shot with 1x1ows, md Afterwards
tonahavked. which fact il t.ken to be con
WinnebsEoes, u indeed they wers nos she sole
papetTGo on Of the astrocdtteA
We 80 told that thoae Wia0abeEo IAd9a1s.
whom Little Crow aays were killed In the first
oathxeak, W6te hn WlnnehAeoea, be1ng the
ssons cf Puphst, Wlnaeosgo ehist
INTERESTING FRoN FoRT As1RcRoxBrE.
!: - FoaE 4.a1paas 4.1.sseaas, g ,ps;;T-l
Edittr Ct St. Paul Press:
We arc rixnt in The kAadgt OF IN Indian bor.
DIR VIZ, tht. Hike OF which was never known
b<fure. For four weeks 10 .hxve .heea Bur.
rcuD.+d ~ lsfse bands or, Iadi1ns. They
have nisde txo direct attacks upon us
Wheteer they viii try It the third Tina 70
uaire ro,be necn- Tho half oESs1G noW: b
the 't1t think. ia4t fhey haye gu0e to ths
plAirs To gtt 9he az1dRtazle1 of the Tankfues
ard vfll return and taka NJ EoFs un1eia vi
+ 4se1ktafoRced- Ne nedA tWo companies q
lnkntsy and Ono Of cavalry, or Il viii not b.
nafe to travel OF settle wiIh1n 4 circuit of I
hum&Fea Nilsos -,,:.-. ,7-~-
- "A nv days af:er ths massacre at Breekin
ffsdke md the Old CroslfsG, ! ls&ge number o
| unGd2ttA IndhAs cana within q f4W hAndFei
| yssAs nd dfuvo, o& ovex two hundred M
/ 1hv"heAd It cattle and hoEses.: = tn: COR
| invader 3hoHkht TINT Il v2s AoE px11aot t,
| pursna them, for fear thAt aHil larger man
6er H3Rht ID amb0sAe1 IN ~ WoodA On th'
| Sset e3le, md Woead FNaA IL NJ take tho fort
So 10 Ill sIood bF and e&~ oar stock drive,
away. -Four aaJ1 lheeT ~ ~ INT attach
, 1862-10-02

TILE 1ExT ANNUAL NETTING
Without any opposii Ion, Rockford was cho~
zen is the place 1or holding the meeting OF
the Iext conference.
STATE OF THK USIoN.
The following rcso1uuous, with lengthy
preamble, were adopted:
EFso}rtd, That we rt2f1rm our determination to
ptand by the government Of the United t:tates II
IT. work of enppseesinx the gigantic rebellion nov
~ a. nne3l5 ~ ena n Terrible *sz dssola:ing many
Reso!red, Ih.s my attempt to eyade the reyenue
laKs Of the Unlted States merits the condemns
Rkt0@ted, That the proclamation Of the nrex5
dent Of The uEtttd States. dated Sept a. 3s63 haa
onr hcsrty approval =. We advance toward The
@ esesthtw -, Q. TIE rebellion By dealing eterny at
RetoEred, That while We win not In our ecelest-
asiea: capacity decide grave questions Of eon=ti-
ss Ch1i+tian ministers. that t1sverJ, being nor
ally wrong, and the cause Of the rebellion, mnst be
o5etthrown before tranquility can be expected.
fl1ctlooe As commander chief Of the armv and
naEy. OF Congress In performing its Legislative
duties, proclaim or ordain measures which shau
destroy 1t. such measures will meet onr hearty ~
proya1 snd in our Judgment, the approval Of chris
Kssotrtd, TIA. we urge Al our people to Join
CATION, IN the amily, and in eocxet, for a1e bess
ieg upon The president .pd his ady1.ers. aud upon
the natsonM Congress, th1t they may have such
executive and legislative wisdom u fs peeded In
this hons Of peril; for our army and navy that tia
hadefs may be brave, loyal and hklllfal; that our
ealtlets AID sailors may be preserved IN life snd
limb, and T. ON Contamination Of personal charsc-
ter, and that such ytctor1es may speedily crown
or a1u.4 rs to overthrow rebellion and hasten the
return Of peace; that ouE nAtiona1 sins NAV uass
away. and for the establishment Of that righteous
ness which e1alte1h nation that ours may Be-
csuae 1M1anuers lapd
R<so'rtd, That the fifth End aixta resolutions Of
Last yea1'e report be Rsain adopted. and ,hst
preachers In charge Of circuits OF stations be In
e:rncted 10 fepor', ut the next session of this con
f-rence, tht number Of members Of their chs.ree
who ere, or have been. IN the United States army
FIRE the beginning Of the wAt.
The following are the fifth and sixth res olu,
tions referred to and reafdrmed 1t the present
session:
Reto1rvd, That In the caro- Of any members q,
this body who enter the service chaplsins iu The
Amy, We p1OE.ee to 1eElbember them in an
pEnytrt, and shon1d 1heY taIl In the teTyice win
make tEe1r families our tpecta1 care
Rtsaared, That when our Dsmbefr enter the yo1
unteer service, their names should be preserved If
our records Of membership. giving taeuu lettere
testimonial Of their standing.
LAT REPRESENTATION.
The following table shows the vote takez
on this eubiect within the boupde Of the con
, 1862-10-02
liberal EDUCATIOE With


W@EKKH uNlON Q0I11aK aas Mn1TAR1
Ryst. gin open il .ecoad yeaF. sept 81 So Hith =
fhe College hss cc!ps Of twelve experienced teach
e sd L S.ursrs thotqa!h appointnents ths nness
l2c Me}, ample and attractive kllitsrJ Pafk. u
excellent and veil furnished Armaty, nne g gSmaa
sium and many other advantages which should claim
tie attention ~ parents and E1ardiana The largest
nstt1tton Of IT, clssa and character In the unloa
to Cadets also in AKT1LLKRT and 1nFANrxI {SeAvy
4nd Light faction ZouAv8 and FANCY DsILLs snd
II U1 lorna. T1Hn1-slso per school yesr Ior board,
hfnished room. fo Light, washing And tuition 10
eYefJ department, payable quarterly in advR7ce.
Cadets ttu1n abroad room md board nador the saue
roof With md the con1t2nt ease q the teachera For
C1rc1la1a AddFe0D. 3. COVERT. President Fulton,
II fAa&.AF+#3D
, 1862-10-02
The following table shows the vote taken
on this eubjeet within the bounds Of the coz
ference.
THE APPOINTMENTS,

THE APPOINTMENTS.
Business crowded Mt the heel Of the ees-
sion, which ws prolonged till after midnight.
Report. upon education, the tract cause,
financial matters, and all unfinished business
vere buried through. Bet*een the hours OF
twelve and one, Bishop Baker cane In, hold.
ing In his hand the roll Of appointments, de-
cItcs fne1oratfe IS fate The eventfnl mo-
ment has come, and silence reigus while next
years life u mapped out for eaea Of the large
assembly. The great iron wheel " is set In
motion, and tho itinerant hean but to obeY.
HIS life Il succession Of Hac1dces sustained
By the joys that how from selt-denying aboe-
cation. The appointments are read, few fu-
spi1tng words from the Bishop, 4 hurried
PTasptng Of hsuds, and the conference is dis
solved. Its members called together for .
moment, scatter to the four winds, to sunder
old ties and seek new homes and associations
, 1862-10-02

ITO CONT RACTORS.-Chisspo.
L Burltnkton and Quincy Railroad, G.neral E1per.
tntendents omre. Chicago, Sept 1eth. fB6t.
Proe41a will be recelvsd for LIS 800 Cross TiaB. u
this O1Eee, dEt11 tsctabsF TAh- '+'r
FnN-T1 bereo Be *htte OF BUR- Oak Ereen, sou d
Ea G1rsplS. not cVFFgso14. ct uFssn. ana Hi0st ne
Match neXt-
BeconA-T1eA 10 be nfne fbef lcnE 1fx inches t1fck
heUt tsW.d or t1o parallel sides. Hewe1 Tte4 to
he rot Leg hsn etfht tnehes fAce q The n.1roves
II powrd square edged to be nine inches II ie and
eveY dfh tta to be not le than tHetse inches fAoa
IDHN VAN Nu1TW1CK,
HHlfpSf64d PrB6$denf kHd Chief K;,R}NBnF
, 1862-10-02

Il Thu Institution offers the accumulated advAn.
taRes Of nearly fty yeare Of successful operation
Every facility Il provided f,r thorough course Of
usefal N nrn.mental education under tie direction
era- For Circulars sppJ 70 JOHN Il W1LLAkD.
TrnV M7.JQf E-
, 1862-10-02

Il This famiy school, both CLASSICAL snd English, ts
Ths next term Etll commence on y. frat Wednesday
OF November. Tborougn instruction. Ia elfe and
agreeable home. is Il design Of the schoh. e1rd
OF specific inform alton With reliable retereaces VIII
he promptly sent to inquiries. Address ". a,
EICHOl6 Box I3G2 Chtc4C0 1.% nANjY
, 1862-10-02
amfriran GM atfbes.
AMERICAN WATCHES
Fer 8CLDIER8.
At KEDUCKD PRICES.
American Watches for Americans.
amfrifam TM utrhr4

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY sfvs notsce
that tsJ hava latelJ Issued new E&yle Of Watch ez
pressJ designed for soldiers and others whe desire
good vatch At moderate price. These watches ara
lnteoded to dlsplAce the worthless cheap watches II
BEtttsh ard Swim Manufacture With which tho country
n flooded, and which were neser expected b ksep
time when they were made. being refuse manut8ot
tares sent to this country. because unsale~b1e 1t
hce, and used here only for Joeke1tug aad swnding
puEpoee-.
We Offer to eel our Watch. which is Of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, AN ACCURATE
AND DURABLE TIME KEEPER, and in Sterling
Silver Cases. Hunting p.ttern 1t u low price Il
asked tor The trsshy Anc1ua and Iep.ncs Of 1ordp
make. a1rcady referred to.
We have named the new series Of Watches, WY
ELLERY. Boston, Mass. which naue WI se found On
the plate Of every watch Of this nkzufActrrs, A0c
oae Of our tr1de ma1kA
Sold By Ill respectable Jewellers IN the 1o5al etasa
Wholesa1e orders should be addressed -
ROBBINS APPLETON.
Agents Of the American Watch Company,
sep2-us2lm 182 Broadway NJ
, 1862-10-02
TH E
Transportation Co.

hpsepsred 70 transport property beswoaa
EAetsa, N Psi2s IN New Ezgia1a, Kew Hf&
md TIE Kesx,
WIN promptneAs, CATE au3 dizpAscA.
1hh we'll known Line Of Fourteen F1rtt-elaas 3xa
e-es1:e=A CONNECTS n oEdeasbnrE With sha
bA1lrcR6 fsx 8o4t1n AID Ill fetutn In h:
England;
At CApe F1ncant With ~
KaItzoaA md erepaIlar Ltse bstvssR On
Vincent AID New York,
And ot Owexo witAa
LIN8 OF Is FIRST CLA1b CANAL 1oA8
Between 0zWeEo, Troy, Albany nnd Eew Xozk,
Forming DAILY LINE non Bostou Eev yR3
0Kdenshnfkn. Cspn VtursuS and osWe1o - C1svaaa4F
Toledo md D.Eosx
AND ATHWKExLY LINE TO
Chicago, Ktlwaukse and 1ntaxnod1a3s Hent.
ARENT8:
J. MJeEk III Broadway. New York. Jo6Q Hcek
nj, 9tAte nHeee Boston. Geo. l. EddY Ok1en4buffA
E. !. CFevosin, Cape Vincent John H. Crawford u
Eezo. FeftoA Breed, Cleveland. WALKER D HxyN
Toledo: Z H. NstheWN Detroit o. j. HA}& NlENp
kee TxJioa. Marry Co. RAcInA.
clARY Il HOWE, AGENTS.
xaot af Ymth Lasal1s It., Ch1s.&s,
IAp4-psa6m1
, 1862-10-02
B0ucattuNal,


Madame 9. sEIBERT, nee Beuaxnxer. would res-
Eectuily inform the friends Of the kfench language
tf&s she ID ceslrous Of securing . few noro p0ptta
dae school u NaW York akd has now employment Tor
ra1t q ne' f%s @ at 4isss. Lanes snd Rs.kers School
ts1noon claSea afser I've O'CLOCK q each ~.
1stere Of Public Inatructlon In Paris Nine 9. q kad
Il permitted to Eefe. 70 Count nontho1on. FreEea
Consul CIR T.: htS- and Mr.. Ate1. Mitchell. Nil
wkulee: Mrs. Walter Gnrnee, Mira. Henry F1rn4l n.
3. OGDEN. Eaq j. Young Stkuu1on, Esq. Address
B0X III. Chic T. o. 6et$l u39fiW
, 1862-10-02
T:MEKEEPERS

DAILWAY T:MEKEEPERS
IL Especially ad.pt.d for army and country sales
u sade Tpd aaa ao
g1ared dias the letters andlr n RELIEF Tns
tie meet taking novelties Of The day and should
tail at trices 1hoA TWKHTTFIyK TO HGHrK DOL
LAne k!cH; They are sold py the case, c,nta,n1ag
ease II half dozen. 81 Engraved and VeetF txided,
per CT half DOZEN assorted. $3. Engraved sQpe-
tor, per Of half dozen a.sort 3D. $1 Eagravt1.
superior, ann eiect1o 1ne Etded having al tue I'M
escorted, e42 Engine turned, sans material cass1,
XXI dozea sss san1es x te iorexoax co@pr, Saxe Il
fn9 two Of The rst and one each Of tho othef making
Of EAlf d0xan- at the re.utsr Wholesale rAtss.
<adsa Teams CASH. VIII Re se4t to aay. part Of
the loysl st&es with HI for collection on delivery.
1h& most t4leAble article OF the tnts md 1uAt the
tbtng for those Inclined to make molnY among tha
soldiers Send In your orders Early. Addresa (tha
sole agent for ths g 81
GAINS WHEATON,,
Rex ASS, 3. E. corner Nassau and
John streets,
oc1-t9e6lm NEW YORK CITY
, 1862-10-02

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Panty having rsAde ax{xnfe5ueut1 10 m rSsiF ~
4azq FF1fse}exs on efkeTnefs dasa Vas% tAe2 ~ =
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MICHTVn n nKeN- n r HHa-DAaH>
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Eo's9z1ax Hft1I s94nnet md skrpHE Esgs1
ssnE{ eapsFsos AE:1t.es fo- he tAn53MtAaon a
IN. No1ths1a ss% so0,s%n @ s1c msa IT,, 1890 ~
S&nyb E1eQuss1nA CANAL tHffltiek oe115aeaae =
, 1862-10-02

ROCK RIVER NJ. r. CONFERENCE,
Resolutions On the State Of thu Un1ou
-AnAuAi App0tatment or Mlalsferx.
, 1862-10-02
OFULJNOTS COHNTV


\ or C00K. m-Cook CoaasY Circuit Court Oeto-
Der Term, A. D. E62 Thomas HCa1oond AMI Oiya
Etchnond his wife, N. Daniel .. QutVey sud Henry
Public not!ee i hereby given 70 The sad Daniel Q.
OUR - and He1y Hum; ;lchDnsAE tat writ OF At1ch-
ment tued cut of the office Of the Cle:k Of Cook Con
II Ctrruit Court dAtd sha 21sE dAv Of August 4 D.
ltf2. 1t the suit Of the sid ThonAA Richmond md
olte Richmond hta wife and gall st the estate OF tho
raid Dantet ~ Qnivey and Henry HuAEchous,r, for
The sum TEelvs Hundred and Fifty Dollass directed
T. the s1r.iT q cSos County, which said srlt aas
GGS 81 Tsfo1s Gn!sss yoq re satd Daniel Qul.ey
pear bcfof the 9a:d Cook County Circuit Court
before the fIst day OF the next Term tlereot to be
hclden It the Court Hou=e In tie City Of the
zrd Monday OF October. D 1917 gt1e Fpeial ball. md
plead to n. sid PLAINTIFFS action, judgment wttbe
thteEed against you, aud IN favor Of te said III ,aa
Richmond and tsflve Rchtnand h1s wife sud - much
Ct the property attached may bs sufficient t. satisfy
tie sSId Judgment md COTS Wf1 be sold u eatkJ tho
saut. WM. L.CHUREH E1eJk.
Bu1HHAx 4 MAHr1x. F1n's Atty. se3lu5s4V
ESTATE OF ASHLEY GIL
H. BFKT, Dro1AsxD.-Publc notlee il hereby
given tc all rs9na having claims a&a!nst the ezt4ta
of Ashley Gilbert, de~ ased to pre1ent ths aAm. for
sdpd1c4tlon and settlement to the October team Of
the County Court Of Cook County. to be holden Ut the
onft Ho1te. tn tile C!ry Of Cdsc3go On the third
Monday OSforAr. 4 n. Ie6l
MARIA GILBERT, Admtnztratnx
EhfesFr .AuE 19&h. 1rS2- Au11 EEa4&w
, 1862-10-02
&Ye<tAl Autlt&x.
EEsCIAItT18s

Cn@ al ea&uife nna tsspuaa HArsso- ~ - ~
A9uasVeAex0M@l1e 1esn.k1RaF. 11se0aes011A
1edAeAtso&01s% pss8 II ~ esA.
:. NkAhn1as &fs2 l. Il anBE.A
:, 1ensGtsf4 aksapAsaaa,. 49,. :, 424 :
, 1862-10-02

MAPLEWOOD Young Ladies'
JF9 Institute, Plttsteld Mass, commences i.s 4sd
semhsnnns! sessoa: ct es xth a a atkendsnes
ties far Instruction ia the solid nnd orEsEuental
branches, peculiar ADVANTAGES for physicA1 health
ami culture. For circulars address Rev. e. Y. SPEAR
the PRINCIPAL sep1 U641inNWAF
, 1862-10-02
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We are obliged, ty want Of epace, to shozt-
ec cur report Of the Last t~o days session of
tie Rock River II. E. Conference. We .;va
below tie proceedings Of general public in
MTeet:,-.
TILE HE1T ANNUAL MEETING,
Without any opposi ion, Rockford was cho-
sen is the place tor holding the meetinx OF
the Iext conference.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-03
of tho stntc.

vorl, nj yorktown. On Tuesday morning, they
fred ursttv steadily at our men, and IN 'he afternoon
tbei FIRE rlachened NJ; while this morning, uP to IL
o'clock a. M. they have fred but BALI dozen sno~'
and nobody hurt.
large force Of Paymasters tro here, paying on
tbe men. The roads are rapidly improving IN cond'
rion. though through the dense woods II VIII '"Se
weeks TO nut them in good condition. The snn came
ont a. intervals yesterday, but has not made his nI-
,earapce today from behind the clouds cool
breeze from, the sea makes j. anything but comiofta-
Die for the ncn
The feet Of gunboats keep at The mouth OF Tue
York River, occasionally yen,uriDg slot a' the
Yorktown batteries. large encampment Of Rebels
,ss been made south Of the road to Yorktown about
mile from our line Of works. Our gunneIs have
no, uolcrted them yet and they can be seen Dasny
engaged in the various avocations of camp NE az all
hours.
Prof. Lowe has brought mp = huge balloon called
the "Iutrcrid" 1t lie built 10 carry NJ from four to
six perons, and from its position in tho edgo ol
woods towers up above the lofty pines az il lice at
anchor. ready at all times to make sscensions when
The weather permits. Tie Typographical Engineers
and army officers reem highly delighted with Their
success IN balooning. TIE Rebels have one, which
Lar been seen several imesi bat il goes ur ard thou
ol,,et imtns diatey deoconds-t icing hcated 18th
hot air. Cen barnard went up few days ago, ana
remained at anchor over Yorktown Tor near iour
hours. THIS II the fourth balloon we now have
here between tie York and James Rivers. Tue
depse woods with which the Peninsula IS covered
prevents Us from seeing to as much advantage rs
we could in an open country.
Neior L. Klii1 of the 18th Regulars received a
sipbt wound on the side Of bis head yestordny by
he exrlosion Of shell while his regiment was at
work in one OF tho fors.
.John Ford, 7lth New-York, was accidentally shot
v nhi!e on picket duty last night.