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, 1862-09-27

=
com11ifsiors of ts VIZ ~. IRON a11 re saatar
preme coprt room in Tndian ,ao1;s -. - tae stl
day, September 54t1, At n nanins;:. VI Weones
On motion Of Dr.. &. q. Come5rr - ~ - G;,,,.
nat, Dr.. W1D. n. Awle Of Ioln.,tnz nh;n
"a: called to the clsir, mud Il, E. ssel5e o
!! Three coumittees Neze an,:fnte5 no.,
p3Eed as follows: s'-N
On CrEnrsr,a,ew Ut p,+.o7
hall and Dr. Reerer. 1' Df' Aenoen
Or sQRaAn7zArIox-JasM Blake, c r. fy.t ,ni
", ns :: R,:.1a =, 1honpsSn~
81. ~ L. " u. tomegyr.
At!era recess Of half an hous the conyan
! lion re'sssembled.
=. Inc committee On organization renorted
aor
- President Dr. William 1t. A.vle II co,cn,,.
OHIO. Fica Presidepte-Calytn Fletciar ~ III
stolis and Rcy; pr. " G. Elliott Il s.. Isnis
Z ssctye Of :hacago.
Report accepted and adop.ed.
TIE committee on credentials r,por+s5
c1sc1ssA7r-D7s. c. q. Coueoya M cas ,..
Gspsll, and ae.srs Marx E. Reevs aud Ch. .ign, res
ColCMnCs-Drs. r. II. ATle and r n r.aor,,
fo1; T;,o
e = 1Cneo1'e'- Cn.so NJ ". ration, q. E. SeeIye and
ST. TnErs-Rar IT, ~ =. rnt..
Jcbneon and Geo partrf3,c W. 1u4ott' III. ]. B.
lS1fASATUIIS-CalY{r E1efc1ar wr, rr
man. Janes Blake and Samuel J. Maxwell. 1A'N4lA"
Drs11s. lsD ~. c. 4, Layton.
1r,111Sp-ps- 1a19sI !. s Nswofsry,
o,.7'E T. Il. ~ hea6
Tn 4ne teporI Was coDcufred In.
me committee On businessreported eupdrv
pIopos1'lons. which were taken up Ia orirr
'ho assposed Of.
On Motlon, committee vas appointed to
plepafean appeal to the colutrY to ory.ni1e
II eEgfy Town sold1ers' mid sGieties to pfeo1re
suppnes 1or The fal1 and wilter campsfr1 nf
Tucu aT'iG.es @ as are usually distributed b. the
uulieo states sanitary cmmission: that
BLOCKS OF those articles hs Accumulated ~
leading points for distrihn+;.n 49, .atcu my ~
comnM1ee designate such 1piuts. Camm;ts
tee:-Dr. Newbury, Conseeys aod patToa
,,1n;on.:a ~ mo.ie1, II was recommended that COM
oIest 1.nne;,as,os " 1ept up Teesly between the
E-.at psAa1lts, III order that ali NAV have
kIo,SIedge OF the stocks on hind NJ each
i proposition was adnnfa5 ,af1sr ~, - ~.
cuesiop, Recommending the ne ~ .n s1,a;a; a!s,
agents, to be sent out from l.ae,ins depa.it..
ti,o ,..,.,t! 1 at.one ~ acI Il HARMONY with
farY commission, to ascar,aio Tho ca-a:.sa
ann a. wants 2,,ns,o Of the army.
d;s11ic1s IN h;ci, We reeon aended. TINT the
and to xh;c1, ;nfnrTea.G fMents nave oe7n raised,
=. 49,, W. tntolnasloa Is conveyed b7 let
enonnras n .ae [slmehts, of feXts!tag wants, b.
nesr,st sor;ts,,s eoiMunlease tie facts to the
N r"+.1.. -. eolaniiss1on-
rirairr ~ s,a. " va aereeo 70 ciScnara.e all
l,Lyn1.d tbat ei!ies ~ ne sanatary c1use
lnca1 t1,rt w4eu VII oesel,rs the greatest
An invitation was sr1iuyt nre4nntas Guoa IT,
ytnton to xi1it ,n 4es sot o, ioalaua 70 the c2u
ae aesep!ea and tGe t!lauks of the
nN Gee1tloh tenaered therefor.
, 1862-09-27

IGNORANCE Is BI1ss.-A private letter ftom
mr.: Cha1lts Wright, on the gunboat Benton.
cn the Mnsttsirtt River, to bis sister In this
CITY, stH an amusing account uf au iu,srFtew
had never hesrd of the troubles about !. caa-
zion, and reet ived hi@ frss intimatioa ta,. war
Mae raefng from cur force on The guuboat.
n had been in the gum swamp for two years.
When he net our En"hnats and heard OF: the
war, be .as n'uco astori'red, as may veil be
enFposed. He was on hts way, at the time. to
V1cssburg, to secure market for bis Ia nosr.
-hochster Er.
, 1862-09-27

e Hon. FaulJ. Wheeler. the late Demo-
cratic Union candidate for governor Of New
t1sl9pehire. did at.his residence in Newport
LIST week, aeed for.y-tvo years. H4 WIS N
estimaole gentleman, and his de.th viii create
, 1862-09-27
TIL E
Northern Transportation Cs'

OF OHIO
uprepazed TO transport properly between
Esstsa, al Psizts In 3e~ Enslsut. New Y,.f
and the West,
VITA pronprae<a csTe Al dispatch.
rs w-u known Lire Of Fnurteau Fsfss-cssa xesx,
5seaEc1h conuecfe - oxde1SourE with the
4&4lxoe2 fa= Roatnn kud ill Pa{ut1 In r.
England; :
AT Cape vnceat Win TN
kAl-uad anA Propeller Liuo brtvasa Car
vincent a1d Kew Yark,
Aad Il Osvexo xlns
LINE OF IS FIRST class CANAL st,A1,
Between o.wego. troy. albany and New Yo1f,- !:
Forming > DAILY LINE f1om Boston. Nov Yua.
4gaeosourKh. C.p- Vlnosn: and 0sWe4o to LIa1ee7s
Hosedo and Detroit
AND TRTWEEKLY LINZ TO -.
Chicago, Milwaukee and Intnusdtsts Fora
AGENTS.: -.
]. 4{e1h III Broadway. Kew Yo=k. Jotn Boe1
t4E 78eate Mzest Bogrea. Geo. A. Eddy, OxdaQshls1f
Il tCzEvoin, CAPS Vlncent John q. CSAwforya H
MeFo. Fels4R 4 Breed. Cleveland NAif1r = HsvH
Io4ed9 + 4 AatheNx. Detroit O, ]. HnIe NNIH7
Ese Taylor. Xk114J Co. Racine.
cLARY 4 HOWE, Asentu
root of 1sth Laaa1ls d., cbte,xs,
Hrn1
, 1862-09-27
2kqal .A0tifxB
1tgal AotifxB.
II OTlCE.-Maste1's Sale of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0qaawka Railroad.

st Il foa ts 1sefss o. the GSsait 1n o nset
n psy' assts2 Pssas
1 U.s. ehsnFs %i,F'em nsr ,5 iStn ea
a,S Harvey Lehta-T Tobias rstsy sad iso tsoFS :
III a. G s5a', sst ws% S5ss
+ H. snfa .sfa ~. ~: Bradley ars conpi ,a,ut. nd
sa ees' t;'ss3 tes
End sGaes aiSzi iasx:y a4s sts
Il 5. desIs ss p q
P3frsss VIII ss It ruhlIc anc'Ion st Tie eenss doas
Sss@ !e Is j. :t.ts + ~
taol. on TuEsDAN the twenty III. ttny Of Usto hr
c;t md hrst bidder II casn te foowiss d;sT6sa
y o,d t; h o snS n.os5ty S{
ees sql1{ y c ss Ing':
81 bssnche. thcreoG tct Ind been con,rracte ns
le Se*n & e;
, rshs of az nd Iane occup the-ssy setae vita s
atssas aad e1o;e2.v a ~ 1ss .s ten
b @ Hnd mpsry or 10 and egsionsnt
s5ss9 5 dssSs ~ ss1,sa
hE tsc "a a9a Al ether personal p:o3c:ty
S1S en o. specially In ths opeten ai
ap 9ass Il e 4 iae m "a
ia ii esn!ss e nysa Or to bs
Il 81 sS tse s.a r. i
II osasaS, ssssia
tas Il 6'n2. bc s a 4 +
eaa1 IT.. Il s te sat
:ereto y aecGrdauce with the terms Of t3e 5rtsase
ts as ts aid e fhe tss
E i fs i + eias9 Ia s sas
ta,t1 ts1sa.s = whtcn william + Cohaush. stn x. A.
ens AZ sse Ss E F .nT
aeeS Of trnst executed by the eoris and s,o1ss
=. shpe, hp>ta'ss assa a;ssa I'd,
tatisn n th.Eeof dated the lsn day Of asarcG, s;
= as adS aoiass ssb e.
81 nf rs rate eight paya5s
,has ahnsaa L i sss r. ST.
Sa uasr the t s dsna
M ~ to .. t@s @ saa 1 a1 II
the ss!d
pss5 sas nm;
sa he sas dsead g. d
szey a1s q ss IL
r. ,nto p sSetson Of the saI mort ga cd pgens "a All
said t % or sy ps aF oi IN IN
ne;sons xtG sncs TIE COMMENCEMENT Of aid
q ,aen Ssve, tsrecf 70 such purchsssF q
an e Fun t. 81 e s.
Sc rnes II = sd nse has been Confirmed
Je Of e5aa!: aStr1S I'D T. G Ka KS9ss!. Ysssf gs;,-
Chicago septss ber 1;th. 1861, se:apssa,n
STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY
-. ~ " Cook ss1Goos County Circuit Court octo.
Rsead 8e "a psnie ouSsy ana sn1 heaxs 2Fs
nse: s4 hs svs9 t. ;es ssa
eSe q Tie 4 % sts oan @
SSs II r. :. AsEss
aas edrE ae g sists
NE f,fard snr5, q Sos County H6ic d writ
EGE Therefore unless you tho said Daniel o. ouivsy
,sa5 ,ssr f. at49 ,s saa Gek cun!s
4 ~ tcnt e n; ne5 sEm
"a He,naay ot osio1er ~ IL iii. M .nd
hPs VIZ ~ I'D I'D IN naes as
he ss'd Judgment aud b sd !. .saY r. IL
BCHkuA1 d AAEr1s. Pits Il Ary. !: 7oHa; .sn:us:.1T J
STATE VF ILLlNOIS, COUNr ~
;S{oSsr Ss eh ,ss5ctfsu;t "a, Cont e ceos cousty
ch.neery: oe''5o H. 's"eh W. Many
ihe Cei tsd Circuit coart % Il Coz e Goans
fs : aa;a e sasS u :ss
ss "a sas iSa o. 81
e j. H5sss7 s9 ossSs1
SSr pe1ss ne sa'a Ma }sz:n .a
Saas Gnaas1 on hs !s day
q asd ps sa 1es s
IS sa;s ri q e"oslnt d. same ssme
r. sad ssn a.se
% according t. the pF*ys&F & e T. I'd SaYicu III
, 1862-09-27

- The Albany Argus publishes letter
frrm Onordaga county, In which the writer
says that the Democrats of that district t.kuo7
the tone Of the Aayus, and were unanimous in
express ing their Option that it WIS too var
lie for Democratic 'pepsr." This is cur
.cliniop, '.
, 1862-09-27

:. B Col. Lander, Of 3Alen, Mass, father OF
The late gala Gen Fred. Y, Lander, aud
Miss Lauder the eculptress, died at his hom=
on-sunday last Of heart disease He was up-
wards Of seventy years Of age aud highly es-
, 1862-09-27

@ Psro]ed soldiers from Harner's Fe,ry
nfatn, *sye the Phi!ad+!p.i. North du--i-
car that Col Nils Was Eillrd BIZ Que OF hia
On men Indignant 1t the surrender Of the
, 1862-09-27

a ACAsAD!AF Or1H1ox.-Oue thinr Is s,s,-
iote!y certain. Tha movement into & lps, I'M M
#"sa gigonttc b!nnder- 1t did not ri ,1he
cnuteoerncs recruits, but on rhc contr.rg
FToy.d that .th, people Of M4ryl4ad prssr
+,,a ,semaugson ag 10 Richmond. ANY food which
the s"u,berners picked up th-Y must bra
consumed IN the State its.1c Thap obi ,inrS
fes 'honsaod p-irs Of shoes, and sac If IA
Tor them msny thousand nen and the H.
Of Eictosy.-zoroato G.obs. ~S',ee
, 1862-09-27
GALENA 4 CHICAGO UNI3T

HALNNA q CHlOAGO UNWX
~ san AnRQAM41uxHs1 AAzAuenE1R.
- - - Ws5,s 60 stskasAz ~ .ak3 ~ sss -
- a, =. - - P:1 ~ BMytaeR esekE4 1IEs
x@a NaHs4 astsaA p9zlet 0ansak - tes4
f4 x1tuA. C1aAy Ha4adA n4d Mt93a&e99 ea110.
- Il 1E Erxt1. 1e'Vttae AeesfNN - @sagMes
d2EfB p4fz1. E6h r. u, fog Ge1&A tz6 tN1lRNa&1N4
Fx4A FNs1EaS aoE 1elcat sd ksa.vtd1 V11 GiS
A9497 q. H. and - r n NAtH 'FNeRANt~ ~ CxVs
~ LARA d. HAIy, HcAnd1d. AAnRyA Earn - n
{Efr9tixt6 .uea1A wfn NkD ID ~ Il II &0A
0as<eae HeEa ~ HsS9f f14sa&
e.u. vHKNxA. -. Ks1 i 80 II
, 1862-09-27
RFat 3ESfate-
&40.000 OF RBAL ESTATE

&40.000 OF RIAL ESTATE
FnvnItn1s Hoots sod Shoes fooscco Caxass
Eaa Ha1M 1osfgagrA Wisconsin EatlfpAd f1rse B6uds
e. % eea 17ke Dodge sud toad q Lac Coa
r. 1oxt1E rtaper+y:= 1at, 10 thF c,H .. RochesF
he county, thrte miles nou. tne Git Of Rochester
Msnn.; g sEFes md rne DEs from the Town oE Vlss
s1ve'ed E,th oak and maple TIMBER; 70 loks u t0s
City & 0hksss. Wiu1rpaRu Conlty; Wa. stresAe
R1rcp. Fond du Inc County. Wis All ths @aoya psn
pe1tJ Y fEee tEu2 al ezcRmbetaeN o6 sFasy nAtura
An3 p1son vls1s& q tad f2s aay eE q 10 ahors
the tuteexik+r Is r5tate St1ees oF q dThi HfauT&
tba Port f0rd, RoE a1a6 Chicago ILL.,
= ese1 u51s1n:..: g. r. aILAERf
, 1862-09-27


INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. sert, I'D, 1851
eeaied proposals Will be received a. this otce untt]
Woc'ock a. A.. on Wednesday. Oct. 1st, ISL, for
1000 Cavalry Horses, and
LOO rsiticry Horses,
AZ to be delivered at the Government Stables III 1u
S;s'sy s = e ssssse
Sc :: !: isifey iiss{yS%. 9{S
ia q, sefS y 81 r. T1s9a not 1els
5esIs S1ss and o iis caEas
SPECIFICATIONS OF ARTILLERY HORSES.
~ =, Mfeel Horses IN .irz b.yz browns. or blacks
1x5 o. sg,,, m sssan$ a9a sssiye @
tquare trott+re In hast1ss, o'oAsu' '4o
" ~, aofsss IN rA bays, browns, or blacks l5x
eliirelS louat IRON TO j. ars Old viii broEen'
ond square trettees n harl css
lNey teuhd ircm to yeMs Old. stzes sa f,sc n
70: s1 chanf cs II the two rst aritd nors = vel
fcY T. 9ea ,99sie 81 M n9ttets q. Ia barnes Each
pOEpER. sA'e''
p2S'!ysres of Artillers Horses to be as follows:
10 1':'s'' .. sue tes ar:' 1a ns"ae'' so hare.
ss Mn na ssp 9 SO, @ se e sontast
with % ~ t = as:s foa eaa asta se e.
No ee VII! be entertain d un'ess accompanied bv
,aGrAEa>TEE for 1ts faithful performance, Form II
pn aid qua antee can be ad application 10 I'll,
~ bid win b. entsft fer less than TO horses,
u6 VII be en- otssc pronos!ls Tor Car .lrS
Aas ses' td ss s2n ~ q
sec u@8td - q, MT 4 /
, 1862-09-27
| ILLINOIS CENTRAL, RAU~

fs "a Nc IT. bssSs M os VIII 'eavs
sH:sR'ia9 n; ''fbs.s bxsas at E Rss; 1 4
+ III Hate ,s's:ssass IS = g. ; $s,!g5 & Eea;
m n fse ffsataTa5s Ta5, ,sMzef3'e IS Loats
EsSs:s'' ss.a:sv. s,a ts r S95S 81 i a. PM
:%5; ss5!ss ss;5Ss es,ssse =: = n. aaa aco m
Ssrc ro,; Sht Trains baggage enecEeds
e,st an appy 4. tho oncs in a
toR bfDE rAEk AND WOOD LAWN
1sat s5s; isase : c ,Clcsso: Leave Wood Lsxn.
S IS 5: { s: :S;::EE$: #;:E$ i:
w.r 1ouxsoy, eea9 F;:s!B22 sAR1ny: H ISsn9 + soD.-
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST:
nccssra se1:;. Eth IFA55wAF F.sq.s l,,.,-n,.
css,t. 81 FIJI ~ oreeh By. 8csu. Mpon e
Efsh1 M hTfs5sss Ex1fs.s ssEssss Titst. T.
MI pJ-gsxgs IgfS depart. it 3m
Night E1nry ~ aIrir ..----...-.-.....* as r. Il
5anssvt11s accomm sdat:5a a-stvss a-t..:..: IL s:sSA
ERt WITT Eon1xse. g. 1 reke! S1;as sss,-
CHlCAGs,, BUKLINGTON 3
- p1,..,n. r. QriScr RA1lEo1p
13ss, a1ss fsss fissf: "a t
E-11 o \ M i.
~ an sunayk e1csptcd,; MI hs Exn-.ss f..s
y tsatnrtays exccrtet) arrf ~ e tTATse
= srn = f1cert-cN Aurora Accumn,naat1;r a.
ssR!sa2 e1 .'s1 {! a.G nAlaoSSSfSs L Il oSSSfSsitz: SSzs:
NJ 1CHGAN CENTRAL, R97S,
Road
onA0E G11s;S1HAL 1s;S?H kOuTK To NEW YuRr
m. .n. 5s H55ss9l.AM4 - AND THK CASADAS AAN
rn1 49,. t 1sLes eHNUAt. Nay {tl1, Exy Tram. z.
follows: 7so~ Soes II lAAka ssgsa4 1s
40 o. .2.-fA3Espt Sunday, Ar.4vos at T,ee-c,r - -
49, Sn4rerrAo1 Egstxc IL jE5 r. Fl III
3i91 H. 1,ss ~ T. New FosF aoa Ba@
A~@--ts1Sept SATURDAY, Arr:ysa It Det-o, .,E,.
Suspension Fridge sis p "ss = e;zs
~ T. Scv yc:1 te;0s 4. q. 1uaEms
III SaaAS 81 T1a!rt RI u e 1:af,=o., te..x, ,.a...n
iii Tsstn 4 S:;s a. ~ F.s Expresa Ut aisF. II N,sn
trsianst vs.,ns n:s ,ssEaf Se.<e sans tn.ezxe
.ves0a Atens e. tAtEfR ase fso a. rav s.,,.x-
1sss- sAtc4t Sleeping t.sys o. All n.rnt 9xss'
-. .hagEssr f.h hrcked Thrslles
M 1lGEx-s loE sale il Ii nrinri1e 1.,,.
~ :: .E:e""Ff J. -. Ge-e..T or
8a< ana q: the Depc. A9--''~> s.os1AtE Ees
,w r \. RICE. acnersl sunert7,a,-.n.
IT, tA.rwH
, 1862-09-27

n1SSOLUTION.-The Co Pa,t-
ncEsslr heretofore existing MT der tba n.ua and
sll.e q leo. 7. hsllocE. Is this dsy dissolved bY
mntnal Sonsht All clms due the ias~ DR. n viii 6c
Jad to r. Erskt vile Aloue Ia aufhoizes tn s,gr
lit 1stn 1auac tn liquidation. ~ o'e3
GEO. z. KELLOGG,
<~A,,... O.. go. - l. F. E.<eklSE
e"""se. oe1t. l'tu- NE. EelS u511.sw
, 1862-09-27
.NH1CA90 AND sT.;L0Uls'
o.. CHANGE OF TYNE.

:. &f7f11 l1Ay1 C1seaEo It m L. pay K11s@ Ga
eept 8unosvs3; ~ Z. Nfxht 11pss1 (Gx1spt aAsHe
I'D z,
Josef ard WI1mfRxeoa Ansss1modssio0 teGsR1 q
eek0 A4 l2oR. II nd aKttJas u sA3 A:M-'
eRT43 @. .. ALL 8av&
, 1862-09-27
IL DRUGS AID MEpIclsE8,

FVKE n2UHa And NE0IclBE
cr.1a sc Iqoors, cho'cc Perfameries rcA, Havaaa
i,nn etrra Chicago. Illinois Fnraicdans Uresct1p
~ - E-sG5 prep AEcd- BE- IL MANN
wv ~S"eAN GEO, ". vi son
, 1862-09-27
TIL f.
western Transportation G. 6
. ANU
WESTERN EXPRESS.
/ 8 6 2.

| o TEE NEsTaRE TRANSPORTATION Ccs
am nns 81 At T. t,cs M
NEW YORK CENTRAL
.---- ..-,-- ---.- - ~.4a ....-~-..,.
Nunbettnx thirty trstclase stsrn-b and ,-,,n
det}s 20 52e ssss gse th "
asa, 81 sossS'a :aa
$50 Canal Boats, g.,
e s.s Il e Hs Ssas I'll
THE WESTERN EXPIRES
the NsW York ..i:oad 70 Eao ~, eonne5 nne 2
I saana q e. IS; ST. ~ ID IL sx
The Upper Lake line Dosf,e~
- -. ssesmesa B-C.a c. Line stearexs
T0NAwANDA, FOUNTAIN CRY.
FKF & STATE, WENONA,
MOHA"R, MENDOZA,
- aAotTHs EEEakGEs ZEN CsEI,
NEPTUNE, GALESA.
NAY FLOWER, CHICAGO,
Leaving the dock 1t E1ie Basin and font cf 7nrn,s.,
stsses every esenne i O'CLOCK Far treght e1 IS
hss R:a spR sS s Is shS Snsn MssteFn
ccce foot of Slichisac ssrert: 'ao ea'eA<o i*as
The Detroit Line Daily,
VIZ HoRfh @ saqEc direct connecting .t eaaso with u
&c" '3of 2o;s sesssFf sas lii II H..fasa .sas5e New
-; 1.se T. 20 steamer w.I.Co. etsa1en
:; ILLINOIS, CONCORD.
sAG4NAWs MARY STEwAR1
OMAR PASE1A.
S'ssT SSss E,s EY5 eaaa 8
fVef.rTua.sF HtoV-~S-
, 1862-09-27

tHlCAGO AND AIU,wAUEN.

EAuKOAO.
coA HiINAgE1k La CRoes1 sr PAN f,kuv..--
NV ~ sxRdS. H!7. AND !ErKK~KotAva ssrsys.
~ IN 4nn a1ter MONDAY, Msy 5tn IL. s.,xo.-
EAl !tays u. Depot, eoeneS Of Wxns Ein.t
sts A i: ~ fSEEdais ~ = execptet; as toi.upr 10"
A*ao a. n, and l23a = II ~ 3A"aonas 4
6ix 1raas ass1ve At Chicago st liza H .~
a. -; = AcuoxA3oATloa 1HA1s leaves tn,c...
mys ~ --" A'a as:sEs:s IT Chicago 1T II. II
sA .. u BALD WIN, Bupas1nrsn&nr.
, 1862-09-27
STATE VF ,LLlNOIS, COUN

ESTATE OF ASHLEY GU
Rlven 70 ~ EsoEs vins clsias asainst th. estat
q Ashie Tibet osssas+d 70 pras the sam: FOR
the Ccun,y Court Q: C,ok County to De holden At tn
S 3nait Asase N the City Of Chicago, on tbs thTd
,~.. MARIA GLbEIsT, Aa5o1uist-ztr1x.
@ll4aEf AEE 1~R. 1e61- Au4Q tEl6V
, 1862-09-27

TEE WESTERN TRANspf,r~rA1-,<,n t<,..
EAN1 haviaR male arrznss neats Il, ran t,r,- In
b1eah 17oEcers o2 sliernste tayE vita thosa a. -
NEW YORK CENTRAL
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-02-28
I Ell E G r A ? HIC.

Murfreesboro, Feb. 21.-Cien
Floyd left here yesterday, after see.
ing the army stores, and the sick and
the wounded removed to this place
In Nashville, the stores, banks,
printing offices are closed. Although
there have been a great number of
removals, a lage number of families
still remain there.
There was no enemy near Nash
vile, or approaching it, when l left
that city.
The falling back of our army to this
place was a preconcrrted. movement.
and was deliberately decided on in a
council OF war, before leavin. Bowl
ing Green.
The panic onl y prevailed among
the citizens of Nashville. many of
whom had fled hither, but there is
none among our troops, who are all
in good spirits.
Our army is preparing to meet the
enemy on more equal ground, where
he will not have the advantage of
navigation.
Gov. Harris returned here to-day
from Memphis.
Freight trains continue to run still
to Nashville.
Let our people keep up their cour-
age and their reliance. We will come
out all right.
Richmond, Feb. Give have
had 10 Nashville mail for the past
seven days. and no dispatches from
Nashville for the past two days.
1t is stated here in telegraphic
circles that the telegraphic Office at
Nashville is closed, and the public
must draw their own differences.
Richmond, Feb. 22.-Both Houses
took recess this morning to attend
the Inauguration in the House. Sub
sequently Mr.. Foote introduced a
resolution appointing committee of
one from each State to request the
Secretary Of War to furnish the full
lest minute particulars in reference
to the condition of our armies on the
field and on our seaboard and river
'nrt-"r 90 OIL vhe". ..,a raport will,
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
FULL PARTICULARS BY AN
EYE WITNESS

Captain Samuel w. Lyon, of Goa
homa county, Mississippi, who was
in the battle of Fort Donelson through
out the engagement, acting aid to
Col. Forrest, escaped with Generals
Floyd and Pillow on the 10th inst.
to Nashville, and arrived in Memphis
night before last. We obtain from
him the following statement Of facts:
sKlRMIsHING COMMENCED.
The first symptoms Of fitting COM
mcnced on Wednesday the 18th inst,
when skirmishing was kept up be-
tween our pickets and those of the
enemy nearly all day long. The
same occurred on Thursday the 18th
inst. The gunboats in the meanwhile
appeared below the Fort on the Cum
berland, about miles distant, throwing
a few shells with the view of making
a reconnaissance. Our guns respond
ed to them in several well aimed
shots.
THE FIRST DAYS BATTLE
Friday, the 14th, about noon, the
enemy commenced vigorous assault
on our right wing, with a heavy force,
and were driven back by only five
hundred of our men who fought des-
perately from the rifle pits and in
trenchments. The fight lasted over
two l,~rrs. our loss no. being Itsre
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q view to enable Congress to pass
such measures as will facilitate the
establishing our national indepen-
dence and a sense of security. peace
and safety. The resolution was
tabled for the present. In the Senate
the business was unimportant.
Norfolk, Feb. 21.-The Federal
forces assembled Chowan river again
yesterday, to Winton, in several gun
boats, with large number Of troops
The Confederates opened heavy fire
on them, killing and wounding a
number. Some Of the Yankee land
ed and burnt the town, when the
Southerners retired. Our loss is
said to be two men and two horses
Humbug c. II. Foster is among the
Yankees killed.
St. Louis, Feb. 19.-Capt. Stubs
has captured Gen. Price, Col. Dorsey
Col. Cass and Judge Capt. Bulge, Of
Prices staff. The companies under
their command escaped. The my
RAIDS of Northern fanatics who be-
came maddened with excitement over
the account of the great slaughter Of
Yankees at Fort Donelson are slow
ly recovering their senses. Stanton
recommends the speedy execution Of
Col. Ansalzee, on the charge of cow
ardice by Gen. Lander. who is sus-
tanned.
Lucius II. Chandler is appointed
Consul to Natanzas. The Price re-
ported taken prisoner is not Sterling
Price, the great Confederate leader
of Missouri. Five thousand infantry
and three batteries of artillery left
st. Louis on the 10th for Cumber-
land river. The attacking force Of
Federals at Savannah is 10000
strong.
Memphis, Feb. 21.-The latest
advices received here state that Nash
vile was not occupied by the FEEDER
ais up to Friday night. 1t is thought
that Buell. with portion Of his army
will reach there on Monday next.
Gen. Johnston is reported to be
at Murtreesboro, where he has been
Joined by Gen. Geo. 3. Crittcnden.
There is nothing startling :his
morning.
Richmond, Feb, 21.-The North
ern papers of the goth are received.
The Herald says the rebel agents in
Paris declare the seeding States
will approve a constitution Of mon
archy in the South it it can be attend
ed with any prospect of success.
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II NJ 4 S O MIC.
~ GHREVEPORT LODGE of F.
J NJ and A. NJ. No. us, meets
every Friday at q +. NJ.
JOHN w. JONES, w. NJ.
J. Fl. Brownlee, Sec'y.
Shreveport Chapter of Il. a. NJ No. 10,
meets on the End and 4th Monday of each
month, at "a p. NJ. j. G. McWuLIAMs,
L. -. Waller, Recorder. Fl. p.
Shreveport Council. 4. and S. NJ No. 5,
meets on the LIST and Sd Saturday of each
month, ut j P. NJ. EMMETT D. CRAIG,
henry Levy, Recorder. T...G...M
- Place Of messing, at the Masonic Hall
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up the wounded, the arms, knapsacks.
ETC., that had been left behind in the


ETC., that had been left behind in the
rout and fight of the enemy.
The enemy, in the meanwhile,
sent flag of truce asking permission.
to gather their dead, which was
granted. AT the time they were per-
forming this duty, the Federals per
fidiously opened FIRE from the point
to which tdey were driven a few
hours previous.
AS they advanced, an order was
given for our men to fall back to their
breastworks, rife pits and redans,
which they did with dispatch. Col.
Heads Tennessee regiment, which
was left during portion of the fight
to do the duty of three regiments,
were at one time driven from their
intrenchments by the overwhelming
numbers of the enemy, but being re-
inforced by Col. Roger Hanson's I'd
Kentucky, gallantly regained their
position, repulsing the enemy with
great slaughter. This engagement
lasted about an hour, and the foe
again retired discounted and defeated.
with heavy loss. The days battle
which was in all nine hours lone.
virtually closed at five o'clock p. N.
Capt. Frank Manney's Tennessee,
and Capt. Green's Kentucky batteries
are said to have done great execution
during the day. The gunboats being
disabled did not participate in the
last days fight.
LOSS IN KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Our loss during the four days in
killed and wounded was not over
1600-in prisoners none. The enc
my's was estimated at from $500 ~
1000, some say 5000. We captured
27O prisoners, and could have taken
more, but the men We're so eager for
the fray, that few We're disposed to 10
else than fight.
CAPiTULATIoN OF FORT DoNELso>
Late Saturday night the inteni-
gence was received that the enemy
had received large reinforccmentS,
and would renew the attack the next
day in numbers five to one. A coun-
Gil Of war was Immediately held by
Gems. Pillow, Buckner and FIovd,
and it was determined that they
should surrender, as our troops were
wearied and worn out for want ct
sleep and rest, and the labors of the
four previous days.
According, Sunday morning the
10th inst, at S o'clock A. NJ, Gen.
Pillow and staff crossed the river
and proceeded up to GAINESVILLE on
horseback. Soon after. Floyd and
500 of his brigade took the steamer
Anderson and went up to the same
point, leaving Gen. Buckner behind
to make the surrender.
On Sunday the mere semblance of
resistance was made by the forces at
the fort; a few guns were fird and
the capitulation made, nearly til"
whole army, some $4,000 strong,
falling into the enemy's hands. Gen.
Buckner and Gen. Herman, with ;.
portion of their own, Floyd's and
Pillows brigades are among tl..
prisoners.
1t was reported at Nashville that
1000 of Gen. Buckner's command.