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, 1862-11-27

N 5AETED-To Exchange. new
twottory twsth bsscment> Dwelling Honse,
1o1n, gss. &c: Basenaeat has Ft.enen. panIry and
ateye .r.. FiT7s .oo- two ra-lo:s. with folding
dcc:s siniustoom aud tsrEe bedroom. Sscoua Floor
las hath from. i1It parlor and iour bsdtoons aao,
8 tms barn on premises. House and Born cost
ie3. IS o3 leased lot and viii b exchanged for
fus.dng Let State, Madison o. Randolph street
IL rye isatiE-y. --@-
ALso-Ch-ice Timber Land In Wisconsin will na
escEnEe eed for Smiling Let situated as above De
scr1ea IT bargain. Titis 70 property perfect Ad-
III esa Hoar Jtice Drawer :Eu1, no..1 xSs1 lw
, 1862-11-27

Ecst0n Provision Market-Noy. -.
Pork is steady at ST. 50@1e 30 for prime $1,000
@13 50 fas mese, aud $l5 OILS 5u for clear. cash.
eastern and wss1ern. Lard lll11G51u1ic IN barrels
and tierces. aEd 1lG11Hc in ke3s. and smoked
hams eG:l0c z b. Butter and checse arc firm a.
n{eyiuQs PRICES.
, 1862-11-27
Government Horse Contracts.

Capt. Jenkins Of this city awarded contract
for II GO cavalry horses yesterday TO Mr. Norman
Langnlsn Of Jetferscnvint. Ind a. s95 TO per lead
Bids were entertained Tor fifty head OF more as fol-
, 1862-11-27

SosRE:1.-Alr. Mi1ascle viii give a Taauka-
giving pariy at his fashionable Academy, 2l4
Wabash arc1ue, tb!s evening. Friends and
sclCis1s are invited.
, 1862-11-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

WEDNESDAY EvEsna. Nov. % 1861
closed to bus3ness.
Business has been quiet TODAY. Exchange IN +
yery abundant and the drmand t5n1to5 NJ
eanKeF, to-day, we believe has thought Of asking
Eore than Il premium, OF has been willing to give |
more than mar for exchange. We snnnosa 1ba /
q0o'atlon WILL 60 below this and VIC shall not be |
par selling; These aye the popular figures in Gin,
Va hati auo ae' Aoa4e' "ao na's oeen 1o1 ee7era
days past.
Gold has declined y, dealers to-day not paying !
more than 12s3a1 Silver is LIB. Old Densad !
hotes haVe dropped Suddenly to III.
NC annex comparative atatemsnt Of the Ia |
ports Of foreign Dry goods and general merchan- !
dlse az INC port CT Ne" fork Tor tae week ending
Aos. d., ana since 0an. !:
ne, rof tnG "eeA' SS tSe: 10 <5ss ! L., =. 5s62
General ndze.. =. i .GN;' S37 i.aH.1sa .3I9s ia
----- ----- --
., lur Il - esl ~
M .-].o2s.@o A .o9eoo.Vss
Tot e1nce Jansec9, ,sa4 ,413 4159 s3 ,l2S
The imports OF the weak, ether than dry goods
srd specie. amount to s2171,sss
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and Pxaide du
EG4
1SS1 S39'e55 &, &
--
'
MILWAUKEE MONEY MAnKEr.-Tha Sentinel OF
Wednesday tays: The sndden stoppage to ship
meuts has given considerable dImnesa to e&-
cnanEs, anu .ne 5i1ea olsllngs o. Eas1ern paper
daT. ihp advanced Selling Tase' < ner cent ne
MUM, was adhered to. nc believe, without an ex-
!H1'a 4.nonrv of o,,,5 ,r.e 5o-,n.ro-a zac
cent praiam S was tie hsheat IL pr,ce pad smpa pdl
3rar5a "a narcent n1en.4nnr M mns go nn ~
nv Notes Ia 1@' r. oN9 1'@11aA" i@sss-
Secretary chase's report viii undoubtedly con
tain IN urgent recommendation, supported by
elaborate argument, to Congress to take measures
for the substitution Of Government for bank cur
rency, by taxing the LITTER aad making provision
tor the circulation through the banks of the form
sa.fef...1 49, 49,. "---1" ~ ~
iof%n Aetls paper ol tnelr OWL WILL
NOT be DDD0H&Q TO The and It h0rEE thai
the county hanks win not be stroue enoncb Il,
defeat it, Il was, however, evident at the last
eess1on that the party Of opposition was nuner-
oua and powerful
| CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD REcs;rprs-The
, 1862-11-27

AA0RA4T AAEAAAV3 4tA&AA%%-
The Erening2 Journal Of the sd saJs: s:-' In Bar
lev there is lnlI and the market ia rxtker weak.
Two eampIes Of Chicago Barley were exhibited on
Change this morning. which wcro samples Of car-
goes to azriye. This, together with fair supply
Of State and Northern offering, had an unfavora-
bic tendency, Us 1t Was generally understood that
tho Western States would look to the East fe7 a
supply. Sales $50 bu two-rowed stste ut 81 81
and 5to bu Jefferson county At 81 S."
, 1862-11-27


There was good demand for hogs in the fore
neon. and prices ruled shade 6rmer. At the
close the market was rather heavy. The receipts
eirce Saturday were about S,tzN head. Fhe Gales
were about 200 at - 25@45g for hogs averaging
go 1bs, end 81 6zG4 65for extra large.
, 1862-11-27

The Shipping Lisf reports sa1es Of 20 bushels
Turks Island at 33c-4 mos, and 2,9JU bushels
Lisbon at 25c-cash. The market closed dull
, 1862-11-27

Philadelphia Provision Market
Nov p.
Tie provision market is inactive. Sales of meas
pork at S13 co@1s Is. and hams 1t SD10Hc. Lard
sells at 10410Kc for brls- and tcs., and 1896 for
Eeea
, 1862-11-27

Total. l...-.... $34 ,9l957 $35, ,Gs3 4s $1,76s. So
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CAE4DA.-The
earnings OF the Great Western Railway for tic
week ending November alst, compared with thoae
Of the Eame date in 1861;
1862 1871.
Passengers --.-.-.. $40 t9f.1G SHIFT 4Y
Freight snd live Stock. Il .9G1 II 6,S5a 50
halls ard elndriea. .--... a293.G5H 2,Q6S 30
, 1862-11-27

CoE1tc71oS,-In Our account Of tie iis, On
the corner Of Green and Fulton streets, EhiIh
occurred on Tuesday night, the Word ire
Gently was accidentally oaiittrd, making ths
sentence read *'cecuried by john Phillips i
Son. rs stated in smother pari Of the ar:1~
Gle, they hnd sacated the premises . month
ago, ana Of course ~cre III 10 way damaged.
, 1862-11-27

Philadelphia Seed n3nrket-Nov. rs.
In Philadelphla, during the wesk, aslcs hare
BEEN mae Of fabou. 90 bu. Clover Seed At S. 12S
mes7K, including some at prices kept private.
and eco bu choice at s. 40 per tu; 1,oos bu Tino.
, 1862-11-27

Dressed Hogs In Detro1t-Nov. Is.
From the Free Press ]
The supply is good and tue demand fully eeua.
to it. Prices from So S. for light to 81 90 for ht
hsst. TIE latter figure is the moat that can bs
obtained for hogs Averaging $50 1bs.
, 1862-11-27

No great supply in market, and not very much
demand, navigation being now nearly closed
snail parcel Of Liverpool coarse in bags, only in
midd1ing order. brought &1.ssD1.4o at auction
latcly.
, 1862-11-27

Hoss In st. Loufs-NoV- FL.
from the Missouri Democrat
Sales since Saturday morning Of $50 to 4 4,tlG
head at $AWQD4.3D = 10U 1hs net, according to
weight. OaF packers arc now prepared to purchase
ali The hcSs that may be bronght in.
, 1862-11-27

Bacon-A lot Of Is casks shoulders sold as Sc
per b. Shoulders are retailing ut D1ec; clear
Sides at 10c; and sugar-cnred Hams at Is G1Gc per
b. La1d-P1ime in kegs is retailed at 19c per h.
, 1862-11-27

TlsE HosE ron INDECENT FEMALEs.-rhe
first annual meeting cf Tie patrons OF tLis
Institution 1ill be lst.ld in The FIRST Presb5.e-
ran Church, On Wednesday evening, Dsccm-
ber 50, at ha1fpas. 7o'c1oe!s. The report Of
tic Secretary nill he rcad, acG tie lacy naua.
gersjor the ensuics year will be elected.
Short addresses will alEo be delivered by sey-
tr21 q the friends Of 1he ics1itutiou.
, 1862-11-27
Y1Yp Thousand Five EXundre6 TTeSt
&.ffH Petitioners.

The petition Of the West Side citizens which
was Forwarded By hem to tho Congress Of the
United SLstes scme Two years since, earnestly
desiring TINT EoHnrabl. hofy to establish &
'sbranch pest ot1ice' in ITest Chi'ago, fo1 tho
special accommodation Of that pars Of the city
and tie citizens thereof, was duly received,
and, through the continuous and persisten.
Efforts Of our present Member Of Congress and
few citizens, was finally at tie last Congress
tsEsn up and 1he prayer Of the petitioners
granted.
It Tas further recomm mended BY the petition
ers that the rIost proper place for said "branch
ctlicen W2s upon the corner Of Randolph aud
13a!sted streets, and when the agents Of the
Government finally established the Office on
the 1st Of October Inst this recommendation
WAS heeded and the Office placed Oh the very
spot desired Thus it viii be seen that the
Government has fully awarded to the West
Side people al1 they wished in the premises.
We arc informed BY Mr.. Stewart, the Post
master, that only very few Of these "origi-
nal petitioners have as yet afforded to him and
! the Office an opportunity Of accommo odating
them in postal matters; and that The great
| body Of the present patrons Of the Office are
| among those who have perhaps less permanent
! and pecuniafy interest," in West Chicago than
| the above ss2,500.n It remains to ba seen
whether or no these citizens will yet contri-
| butte to the patronage and support Of an Office,
| the maintafnaDce aud permanency Of Which
| is most essential to the interest, aud conc(u
| siyc to the prosperity, Q" |sess Micago." a
word to the wise is sufficient. b.
, 1862-11-27

01'EEA.-Ne see by the paper5 east Of us
1ha. GottscAaik and Car2otta Patti are 4sthi5
wsy conirE.' We presume they wAl visit
CEicE.o in thtir Western Tbar.
, 1862-11-27

THANKSGIVING So1KEE.-TAose wao would
begnile the weary hours ard strip the light
fantastic 1ce,''' viii remember taa soicee given
tlis evening bg Mr. a,artine at his academy,
corucr Of CLARK and 3fcnrce streets.
, 1862-11-27

Total -.-..-..--.,-- $65, 45.oSh SIG, LOG 06
This ia an increase Of 519 $50 877f, al compared
with the corresponding week Of 166i-the best
evidence in the world Of the prosperity Of the
road.
, 1862-11-27

DAS11SG.-D. T, 5haw will open his DANG
inc academy, co-ner Of Randolph and State
stcsets, wi.h . Thanksgiving seiree, to be
given b; him this evening, lie Invites his
patrons arG fricHds
, 1862-11-27


GALES4 AND CHICAGO CS1oN RAnRoAD.-The
earnirg Of The Galeua and Chicago Union Rail-
road for the week ending Nor. ~ 1s62 are as fol
, 1862-11-27

EN- ExTRAD1TloS Casa nan III ned
Tcdd was examined blfore United States
Commissioner Hotne yesterday afternoon.
charged with forgery The offence is alleged
10 have been committed At Bramp:oa, CanRds,
ard the aaount Of tie forgery is stated at
s2O,ec0. TEe hearing was partially completed,
El:r IN Adjournment RES taken to 101z o clock
this E:eEinE-
, 1862-11-27

AcKxow! w!.EIcEMESr.-The thanks OF the
Editori;l Corps Of the TE1ECSE arc returned
to tic ?rol'.lItoss o: the fremont House and
Briggs Horse, for their kiua invitations 10 eat
Thanlsgiv;n. dinner With then today,
, 1862-11-27

" Pno.1o-Ep.-Drder?r sergean: Il. q. Hal,
,u1. Ct 1Ec old "E'is sworth" ZoEaves, has
seen recently pronosed to Seeond Lieuten-
arcy ii s;oan's l.a,h regiment, which is st
preEcn1 dairsg guard duty at Jackson. Tenn.
, 1862-11-27

IMroK1AST TO PEsa1c1Ss.-Messzs, Back
d Rayaer have procured from the East 4
quauiiry ef vaccine .la...er, the want Of #hicn
has been great Inconvenience to The medical
faculty The past few weeks.
, 1862-11-27
4 Card.

0131Es0Vs 1toF. -.t11 1ou*s
The undersigned hereby acknowledges the
receipt {through the hands Of his devoted
friend, j. C. McDons1D Of S11S from his per-
sopal friends and the generous merchants Of
Lake street, Of whose names be has copy,
pud will avail himself Of the opportunity to
thank them in person as soon as he receives
his aftidcials. JOHN WEI9HTNAN.
]. C. McDona11's thanks are due to the do
aors of the above for their patriotic sympathy
and generosity while soliciting for the shove:
Also to Bowen Bros, 3. ": Wetherell and
clerks, Wheeler a. Wilson, Richsrds, Cram,
haugh & Shaw, and Doggett, Bsssett s Hills,
Tor valuable aid and assistance. Also to the
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Journal and Post for Ta1u.
able notice.
, 1862-11-27

RrNAwAr.-.A horse and buggy belonging
ioJ. NJ Auchin o; Kerzic street, c2ms crash
5ug down Clark street yesterday afternoon,
and when NEAR the correr Of Lake street, eel,
liGcd with loaded dra5- The buggy was cor
sidtrs :lY the wo..c for the accident, sid :he
horse received several severe cuts.
, 1862-11-27

AID FOR TIE SoLpIERs.-The Ladies, War
Committee arc obliged to call upon the hu-
rnane and patriotic ladies' Of Chicago for help,
In Ills time OF need. Recent acquisitions have
enptied their store-toom, and The poor, suffer-
Ing soldiers wants must tbeattendedto. Those
who have luxurious homes, and expect to sit
a1ourd The sumptuons table to-day, can hard
" seaiizs tsc Nant, suffering aud agony Of
, 1862-11-27

W7NTE1. GARDES.-1n exclusive animal
exhibition viii be givea this Afternoon at two
o'clock st N&bie's Winter Garden Tonight
Nat Aus1in, the cl1#n, and Madame Janett
EEe1cr, the rope dancer, make their first ap.
t,Iarance u that establishment.
, 1862-11-27

XET a N T ED--1ae purchaser in
w sacb toxusain tor AIEIn.s FAIRLY KNTE
Gg MACHINE. From 50 e 90 profit pa, wesS
make IS a stitches atnnrte 7tl Init pair Stock
;1Ea SOCKS "a aiteen a;inat=T Wakes variety q
sleeves, Clouds sontaEa Kgoiets Military ashea &c
We~Nl giva to oue pe!so1 IA eash township the eE
n each BWnshlp, which VII eaable them 70 earn tho
2S1ce paid Tor easily and quIcEiL II Is
one: F1tee ~ ssSzIs @ yeul fonsh3P, Far O. G5sH.as
with staap} BKANsoN d ELfIoT, aanarAl Azenha,
i9C Lake street Chicago, II. Eol EsSlE2
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-04
NUMRER 10.

~ 49,. :. sd h-..ys lriEaars Prs,.u suihs
e.. es.ss sssssi. - aiso whsrs dirie. MIA l;ss-
he eae.y ooenrisi ruIliu. rsa-e-.r IN. -
ately m irunt = extrenla right As c. w.
t.n Ef1 m E1lh n IexEn Rrnncers ,ras ur-Ir--5 y
sn.-<e ne eneny and drire hen fron a. uhich -
zone ~ most glorlg1s stylE-C1eathar,'s liri-;'--
10y ioilorin< np md takinr Fssessi.a ar ~. hr
~ - ns,n<ri, Ssn Chs.ihan ordered caiE- ~
onltl Ihiei ~ ArlEry. hrinr ID his batter anf
oI.en - the eneny. Eh6. alfhourk f.linr b.rk '--
81 erfIAnf NJ Ealing 1re- -Suilhs hatterx-
gailIp. and In fI,e or.esea trr-sll. s-II -
lre ~ - shell Ard canister ma nre trn IN -
-r-e - ~ n,{ zefd- distant A haiiery - twelve
loundfrs 81 theeoelny ,lir1 10 - a1d f1r r,are
Ia An h.a< he ar k-pi ~ uitnuE iulr--niss-
lor - D1ie side- our trools ~ ne sau@ tine had
sir.ai'4 .-Fa-ced driri,E tsck ths enemy ana ~.
a1E - far In lrlnt berunrs e1dnnrcsei ~ fhc
lfc II t-r oE1 battery Cc. C1tatarl here rrle q,
- s'',erse crr Aii-r - ea-e Gring.- narI Ises
wfie 4 le1t % charge he enemyis Ines uhiu1 had
,'esn re i'rr.ed sccesding rdgs ua3rr corer q
thirk unlsis-
ne eit itsre we're srrrr.ls corrfelis- Thea cane
the tefrihe cAare lI the hareIooic1 rars Tennezse
an IsisnE T. IN th- below and brcasslr tlle hiu
sde. slley rashrl trusid Ike mighty arcal wave
snecpln< The enurny rank Ike rraia lesarr the
o'l-t- Rear 1f-cr - uIl~ierrr NV schar1 ever
lie hits unii Il lecane nne carfirI1o.,s r-a. Cap
aticr -1p als lnlle in raak< hui rhica w-rc i'm
u'ediairy rl,scd p Ike r1i-in- 81 run- uhie n
<rten lI'Il-si1ts leclrne iici VIA hcm17 trc Dr.
rii- ite s.r-s >tritfy back Ser tie corer 81 ths
rei- ..i ~ n pzlrd farEari d iii- ri.en rrre3<.
where frlr 81 lrir batfeTies ,ened "a ~ tcrr1hic
lre. riiirA responded . - luns. shaking
iir earth nt1 &c tL1ndrt e arsiicry Thru-h t1af
t-n-t loit = irlffl-ks ehiei - The iuri1 F1re
iht lrcs 4hic1 icaIsed from he can1un,S NJ 1tll-
arl ca-le tie fczrlr-s ard <1aiwart Te-ae~eears
ol r4f AT Nancy lr-kle a.t rh1rrias rrcr teca-
foin> ~ t.ir enrnr- dad. lrire Tie ab,iisinn -
frrln i,af-rry 81 ei-lr 1ra~s fieres Na,ola1.n II
pannitr<- TIE sl1l-htcr was fri-iltfnl. To m1re
fiesle- Hcrc tAkcn blt c1tll h1l1 the fhirl.
Cen Chcsfhzl's diri-ion IN this lzts oppo>e
"a ~ mo- Gee. H. l.s- rhe thre tr1des Ehic
..afiis aast -I Nh rT,td thi- slIT-eTinr rar-e-
fl4l kliel aud ununded - I soo nea Maslry
llr -afe lr-t OVER sl1 IN taan haf- aad n
-sil1nt (al- John III. Sara-e 20 tie l6h Terne-~r
= 10 ra~ ucun.Iei. lr<1 i41 an O1t 81 ll6 - J
t-iifiar a-ain~t sarh fearful odd T. 1nparairle a
fae hi-f.rg earfare- That night TIE gsliani ant
l-rni Capt Srah tioc-hf OF the eela -rven of
rsiflrc 81 Narfteir cnus- destroying tru a.
fis,l l1'nsii i. tic rarsry hzrin- 11rrf-1 90
il-n1ci~-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-04
GENERAL ORDER no. 10.
f-AFHF' , IItfI7QI AhI -
Anrir.eara 70. Oci. laLh. lsh2

Arrir.eAra 70. Oct 18th. ls63-
l. TIE coniesefaie 4a'hariIes having ordered the
snfol aeit ~ - GailsJipt LAW IN TenhrSsres hr
Jusgp ar chairman ef tlie cailuty Court Of --4--
eorniy viii lnUtsdsieIN appoint teliahie and dom
reteIt person lnfeaeh il sstrief in said couuft
sake an enrolsn6it a rrSons their respective
districts who ufiedtIa fhe provisions Of act o
Congress aprruye3 Arrtt l6sl 1852 eafftied AH act
~ further provide f,r tlia puhlic deieacel Sa4 en-
rolling oil efs " III I,iofdea immediately to make the
en.elnieI ldcf said Alt af Congress. coniu1ilny
distractions from the 4faT Department. aud rdkutn
ihe The superintendent &c Conscr.t cam b n
Middle fcunsS.ed at MdMinnvilie. AZ which pixie 4
rendezvous sierrhy ektablI,hee f,r conseriptS ans
ss<rs 10 The TENNESSEE reeisneIis nsa il the
ssrvics. Fl
aid enrolling ofHsers vii. ~ the same lime,
II psr-nus lildt respective districts whip
ever thirty fx@ and nn,eb live OF ase and
ioru ard ssate li-ts ii @tin. tageteT With df-
cate lit 81 lhaSs Who ne si,t eighteen aud Auir
nfs-fSe IL mi 9js4 HI tefitfstss tie state 1hr y
uiiI s.sa snskc q st nl 5siii~e fsllS.rS their re
r;,ertisr dsfif if ans ie ffe seIViee. 1r1 m
81 i,-r.i si..Ai er slns si~ .it~ wi The
s.-~ Of u I'll msar3 An.l ret.rn tie tp The
= jssfan ~ C.raeral Of fht state isl
fiji At any time vii Hin hnty days ffom ~ GATE
81 petsngrs tGy voaui1y slia select the ilsE -,
~hie They ~ii. II attAdeds e.ties 11ialE "A she
tiar ei eniaisIEeAt-
A- W. u p.S.hs vaiknieeeii- u hi up tie Z q
nsents ajieady ihe s.k - m erafe iienseHs,s
fhr sir vr ryl, zs ,s. hrFs they viii lie mH4t<rss ~
intr ~efsleelsh usislrd transport siion 10 the
n c.iive - ssinirnf@. 5i
I.v ,isdsF ~ lSlfan0. Hargis .tshxerncr &eH
osfsasgW y. {. Ni.It TiiotNE. Ali ts~n..
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-04


Ak'ao has becn made fai1oas i,v iFs ssIR q
!, a,Grncrai ztd dirins n L stliirr "a rnosi OF
Iisc battle fields in ilc Nest was ;,raiatfel II
Nest Point ln SIS lie nas bora an At,l,lir-
ci,-Iltr. tseurzia served throughout the Flori-
IA MAJ. asnieT tiei,- TAxior liensriialst c0ii-
inil.iihs Tie - L. = Ds4goonS- Hs Nas Ia
.seii i.ri~l:irr in Alrxi~o ltv or fno i.rIsre
ilt lirlfi.r. - laio Ai-o. Nas rcielscl. ..iii.
ioesAi Il Monterey Hs \ - Al 3 sra Csuz.
teffo fpfdr airi nj al iie l,ais,s ii,s r:.-I-
% hex7-s. F'.s skis had : silasiirr lac w.
U..ic hscse1ict- lls MAS c..in,aisstirsl s....is
81 .--e tA -ise T. = ts-,seria,lseiif - - L.,
+ isi,e aal i,rrircl ihe Aai -ii.li, system al
tcs. Ills 3v = uii - subject IS i--rh ~
giili.ai r. j ies AZ Onr rel,lcrs car soldiers
d9'.f't.e>s isse isslril a. IL 4 w-s tie Ie<aiI
oi ti- fliiIr.cs AMI iaersii-,Afolis of = cio-e
olt~tfr~r. whose traiiiiri. ash native Intellect
inilr-lhiy a'lalLeil hiln lor Tue task as -nel
liin - tie Government For iour Years hs
MS cosnrn.l1lent of cadets af Nest Point
wl.d-e he was when Fo Sampler WAS SIR
rendered lie resi-,nsd h.s position IN fhs
Ntrtiici1 2rHiy. returned TO 1corgia. and by
that State ~ias mex in caina.al'i 70 General
fwsSs - ille Confs,lerate Governtssnt lac
rAs ilaie eas- Colpuel ia the m, ular service
~ placed in charge II the snP of i.ssirnc-
hon Al 3lnbilr
Shortly afterwards he was appointed BriE.-
der Ceres and sent 10 Arkansas. where lie
----Ar'- 1ti army WHICH has been -
aserc Distinguished Tor iis eficiencr and =
chiestmcl.S On the blooiicsf i-afrI~ie1ds of
: = T. &c o1tr. lssi- lle moved his con-
inaiid iinousii Colnmbns. Kentucky. 10
Bpsfiin.s tir-eil- lie Nzs enlinenily service
1bc sir The concentration of onr armies n
corinii- AMI in tl,c taihes Of Shiioh and Farm
ingfoa won distins suislsel honors he ras
appp.sied a Major Genrr.l while at Bowling
tiEcfn. anil Nc may add flIzf the whole cofin-
Try i-oacurftd IN approving this action of the
Psefiieni ii-ihe Hattie ~ Ierryrille Sire whole
arHiy corf's of Cen IiATdec ~As engaged
coajoutls u-sfh = portion of that Of General
Ciseliiaain- Tie facts conpecfed with tins
victory achieved BY p 800 men. over an army
tnrse times nuiucr-ls. are familiar 10 our
readers
He las very recently become Lientenant
Geileari. AMI again tisc army and country coin
nie3i fiic action ol the GsFerntHcnt- We
would aid 10 oar fair readers. that Cen uar-
dee j. 4 wid0weE. that he is As NOTED for his
suavity- of manners as FOR his siill and coui-
ago a soldier In al the rclzfIons Of lie
liis cohdncf Is characterized by the generosity
aAai iy the exercise OF al those kindly SYM
Elat,ies which make the soldier 4 geiiiieinan-
snferadded 10 al this Gen. Hzrdss is I'm
ishsd scholar. and surely ~e may new add
that he does honor 10 ilie lofty position which
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Tie following letter from sccieila. to Cover
nor Bradford .: Mary and. telegfarI,ed to tic
Herald from sharps6urg (. is \ bitter co.ais,css
iary on that famous lysIe. Maryland. ~ Mar
ylanEl . that we do not heaf quite - lnte
about Of late:
liEAnQr ETFRs Amy or T1IF PoT,aAc.
'LEAsz>T NAltEI. Nd. Oct Is. 81
To lis Excelleuey A. W. Bsad.orl. l;oyeii..
: of Maryland:
C0veIhorAI have tic lios.or io ackn9v,l
edge the cceipt Of ypar Exc-ileicss oiser
ot Ssptembcr %. IN which YOU advert IN such
fl serns terms 70 the eaniuet OF tins army in
iiseifeccrt battles fought upon the soit OF yuni
>ilie n - As with tic utmost pride aail graf
illgftinn that re'.slveil ilsis most rromfi -
.sndH iei-elntl.t oi the Sill 81 the oisess avtl
stllAisN o: Tic men u fae Amy q. i,- 70
sanl4c. Ne'i..t al al Sic niorc deeply be
raife il IN hated ffllm lie f.Nscs.tite 81
Sfaff is sssi,sia.;4 i.sl Witnessed I'M
sniffS alss ss.iss>e iisl l.isI were lcsci.cl iipn
t.iet 3@va4er. fssr iIrAiSe vii Stimulate this
aii4 ~ renewed liEks ~ ihe Stcsc,i cause q
liis higi
I'rsris me-. Governor. IN tie lame of IL,
arfl she it,iotnac. 10 f.iailk ioa ioF ou
.P.r~e.alion ~ as yiciorics. WITH tie sii.
scieIAolp aisl ielief that 40 i.eisel amy siai
ax4ibloiinfe fie loyal Safe al Maryland an.
eo4aRIIttiag 20 yon i sacred trust. ll,,; &c
fasf a4 ct ouf gallant comrades Who now res
Ich4atii IL SOL. ~
4 hin 'ievsrior Wilh high respect. your obs
tiidit tIseiVatt
GEoReE E B. MCCLELLAN.
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Tuz PRrcE or FLouk-A cofernporsry. in
consI.fcrir.,. the hirh prlcesf -four szylss The
n,iiier. ~ en ~. average. about s. 20 per
b,,ti,.i f,r v-heat sr.l vet they charge S91 Tor
..,,.,.-f7,.. son- ga~ in our dar. Il used tn
l.s',l,st s,,,,ra,,i i,aif bushels Of good wheat
udnll make orc Jarrei u sui,cE hne car le..f-
in{ OIL and asiu~issg an eighth Tor gFinaii's
RI ,.,.,i,si,., u,oulf make this quality or
49, -, sII. Ti;cn why : 4 held Al So
TTs i,s,t ,'.,sen tic slfs+ase Of extorfinn. and
refused io yield a. formerly S-hen ground into
fi-.,,r .r Is fpnre ui.adulterafed extorfion Of
49, n,ilLerss We fear IL Is the latter. .-Rici-
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AAslEIg HNlIa IESTITETR.
cLLTgL4ND. TENX.
Rev. ]. N Bradshaw. Principal.

EJtHE next Session sftli- Institute viii mnienoe
Soiityy she 1t 4 y of SeteIns,sr next. nh eT
tse direction A. pFy.eskrslir nf The -y Mr., Bra d
,hew. @Lo LAS hfl epanse Hl il far The last ten
-hlanfis.
The IriSees in IN kiils this announcement World
n1si e.ifriiiis aiiisst u afi cits5.iis ai5 hsSt
ea4ghitsfS ts-tse ~ .stnd tn fs iHStitEFieH
iii. Erats-AaW les lls glts-e oi liz school fsh the
ins; lunitIs II - riic tire be has rendered
H7irle end W rF4At y ull.Ki sa satisfaction III the
tfSi fitF1fs ad p4fs. There fss "a III bet
ter tVse l9f ilteipis fefr DIR ghtfrs thaniae~
t.p.cE - tser abifg frrgfsr raises ,l.ars
1--we p,fes a1 fte i5ton 70 tls!s = huniv lie H4is
that it r. w.stui tve |thiig gTfs Il lsw hgHls-
What exs4-Ee ti - le low FER q who beg
.cs g elsiate isssat thteiz Nome 4es stsse here
IN CegeFa,isa h-s li.y it5a tr. haYe as tasiki
~ an yreeii Li-inff-r sided - N aesent srp
~ AsSets1is. 10 iaSt ~ III who may t5ser i rith
thsif paiioiage let dss and AZ ptltfheir s hldsf
~ The wlel aild alid j SIT III school As ii BE q
ncaeal sblc benefit u ia aud suhourr II oirIf \
We have ths. fu dfns md have tie Tcarhrrs4 tx
hAlaH deyot,e- rif.l be psoP.e Te hope tAry ma.
(. nahiy pkrfsrin II. Antt
The Trustee ar tsfauksri 90 the citizens foH th'
pHfrgnars 4 lsea upbn Mr. Bradshaw here 9ole E
ard : ! tf ~ tiiat isuder his adnnnistlAtiol
fhc l4st sa- tll 1T any ~ tie tiviaile fspn
= lined in thF bslsr days Of the la i o