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, 1862-09-30

FROM CAIRO AND BEL 0W.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune,1
> CA1Ro, Sept %, 1s67.
The steamer Crescent City has jest arrived
from Columbus with 734, sick and wounded
soldiers from the hospital at Iuka. They
leave for st. Louis in the morning. ="
=, MATTERS AT MEMPHIS.
IErom Our Own Correspondent
MExrH1s, Sept. &c. 1864.
The war excitement which waged 40 exten-
siye1y In and shout Memphis, when I--iast
wrote Jon, has In 5 great measure subsidized
vnllpigue has not taken the city, nor has 'ha
tried to do 60. Breckenridge and bis men did
not pause In Their northward march to de-
stroy Memphis. Gen. Sherman WAS ready for
them, but Was not attacked. He does not now
Iear an attack.
The burning Of :HarchIe Bridge and the
movements in the NoncenRle Bottom, were the
work Of gueri1as, not Of auy regularly armed
and organized forca. Although at first sup
nas found only to be the mere tonch ot the
brigand. And now, come to look the matter
sq1a1tly in the face, the fears Of the
| citizens were the most ground1ess in tho world.
1t is hardly, probable that had he desired to
attack Memphis; Vil1i2'gue, Tho Is IN tas s
| GTEIUE&llQN A46 M4I4sE@4t "OA4Al A0FQ ANtN9EA
| quietly at Tupeio, while Gen. Sherman erect
| ed Notifications and procured siege guns,
| wien, at an ea1ly day, he could have captured
the town;easily Il he::bad had numbers enough
Til.fpig1e Is not such 3 fool as that- Be
! would, at least, have harrassed and delayed
tie construction OF Fort Pickering Bat he
did not do this. Hence, 1agree, it has nat
yet became part Of the rebel Programme to
occupy Memphis. That It may be IN the fu-
turf, Is more than can tell
It IS supposed that there were many cltizens
fiom tho Surrounding county In the rebe]
ranks, Us well as regular troops from VIII
pIgue's force In Grenada, whence the cannon
had been brought. Ono Of the field pieces Il
said to have been disabled In the fight. Ths
transportation Of troops and arms to ths
point In question has been rendered an sci
easy Of accomplishment, the rebels having
built temporary r7il road track from Grenaai
to it. This railroad needs to be destroyed, a
1t undoubtedly will be very shortly. 3
There are fnmors hers, heading no ont
can tell where, and fathered BY NO one that
Gin trace UP, thst the federal forces h1va cap
| tured snd now occupy VicksburE. cons1de
It 4 canard, and give It as such. The reoe
force left at that point at present is undonb'
edly very small, but large enough to caus
contfderable Of battle, pf which NC hay
Z not heari before It would be given up.
, 1862-09-30

THE WAR I'm KENTuesti.: ::
80
The Rebels Captara Augusta.
A SON Of GEORGE D: PREMRIcE
WOUNDED. =: :. i:
Eragg.s Proclamation ID Ken
tuckians. .*' T.:

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr5aune-] :
WAsu1NaroS, Sep: =. fsaa:'e T.
It is not doubted here that everyday 0f de-
lay IN Kentucky adds immensely ta the stp1ea
Of rebel supplies for the ensuing Wlnter- It
is Indicated that the main object Of the inva-
zion OF this State is to sweep OF, the whole
stock Of provisions the State affords, and It Is
hardly thought probab1e that, :evan Il lot
alone By our armies, they would attempt to
hold the whole State through the winter.
C1scnsAT1, Sept. 29.-The Augusts cores
pondence Of the qdzette says that place WIS
attacked By $40 mounted rebels md two can.
n6nB, under command Of brother Of John
Morgan. The Union forces under Col. Brad
ford, numbering LEO, took refuge IN the houses
ing:ninety men. Among the Killed were three
csptaiuB, ono Of them q younger brother OF
Montgomery Among the mortallF Wouoded
WIS Lieut. Col. Prentice, d son of George D.
Prentice. The rebels were 30 exasperated at
their loss thst they fired the houses, aud two
squares Of the town were burned. = Our 1oss
was nine killed and fifteen wounded The
remainder OF our forces were taken prisoners.
Subsequently, a Union force frnm Msysville
intercepted and attacked the rebeis, wh.n
trey fed in panic. The result Of the pursuit
Is not learned.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 29.-Tralns on the Louis.
Vile and Frankfort railroad have discontinued
runDfDg for the present.
The rebels have captured the Telegraph IL
struments at Lagrange and O'Banon.
a gentleman from Frankfort 6ays that on
| Friday there were 400 rebel troops there, They
expected Humphrey Marshall to take char:st
| Of the post
|. BRACES ARMY ORGANIZATIONS
| Correspondence Cincinnati Commercially.
|, Col. Wilder states that. Bragg's army con
sists Of Six divisions, divided INTO two corps
The first, the right wing, Is commanded b.
Major General Leon1das Polk. The secont
corps, the left wing, BY Major Genera! ": j
Hardee. The .,s1ny thus constituted Is eallet
the amy of Mississippi. The first division o
t tho right wing, Folks corps, Is: conmande'
BY Major General Frank Eheakhan Of Ten
nessee. The second division is commands
by Major General Anderson, and the third b
Major General Brown. The fist division {
the second corps, or lett wing, Is under CON
maud Of Major General Simon B: Buckncl
The second under Brigadlef General slangt
ter, and the third by some brigadler who's
/ name Col. Wilder conld not remember. BEi.
adler General James Z. Chalmers commant
the first brigade Of the right wing. Brigade
| Generals Forrest and Wheeler command CO
aliy br1gadee. Colonel Wilder saT seVent
two pieces Of artillery.
, 1862-09-30
From an Ohio Democrat.

From an ONO Xte100EfAI-
The following letter from 6 lifelong Demo-
crat, in response to m invitation to speak at
the mass meeting on Saturday evening; came
to hend too la.e to be read on that occasion.
The writer is . gentleman Of prominence and
Influence in lis section and represents very
large class Of War Democrats, now standing
dlr1n1y by the action Of the president:
CINCINNATI, Sept aish, 1861.
Mr DEAR S1g: Your dispatch reaches me
Rt the moment when I am about to take the
Ca-b for Louisville, 80 that it Is cut OF my
power TO be In Chicsgo tomorrow night. !
Rh cere]y regret my inability to comply win
your request Nothing would have given me
greater pleasure than 70 meet the frcemeu at
The Northwest. and to Join them In their ex-
1ltatiou.: At Last the face OF the president Is
set toward freedom, and We fight for the tzuc
sacstinies,;of the republic twill now becsme
manifest to the world, u It hss becona clear
to cur consciences, what Is the real Issue OF
this conflict Very truly yu9n, &C.,
], B. 6TA11o.
, 1862-09-30

BRIG. GEN. BRAFMAN.
The list Of Illinois brigadiers has receiy-
ed a valuable accession in the appointment
OF Col Mason Brayman, Of the 29th nli-
nois, to Brigadicrship. Gen. Brayman,
from his long connection with legal and
railroad interests in the State, il widely
known, and everywhere as an uncom-
promising Democrat and conservative up
to the period when active service in the
field opened his eyes to the real nature,
cause and cure Of the rebellion. He is a
thorough, jealous, and excellent officer,
and will score his name high among the
gallant sous the Prairie State has sent eut
to crush the rebels and end the war.
, 1862-09-30
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
More Guerilla Work.
GEN. CURTIS AT ST. LOUIS.


ST. Louu, Sept. q. 1sa9.
Interesting news has been receiyed from
southeast Missouri, concerning MILITARY
movements there, but It Is declared contra
band s.. +. '.: =
4 dispatch from Gen. Merrill, At Hudson,
says that Major Anderson OF the 10th Missouri
cavalry. State militia, recentlJ had skirm'sh
With gue1il1as Of Monroe county, routing 200
Of them, capturing their leader, one Elliott
Majors, and th1rteeu Of the gang, with the en-
tire camp equipsge, -
$ oeMen1fee, one Of Poindexter's neutenants,
WIS captured on the Hannibal and s.. @oo
cars on Saturday. = :
= Porter Is reported to have crossed to hsve
crossed the Missouri River, e,s ro,ae with his
4 Icvanp h, Arknnses.- - :'-.t--. > =
:, Tie esd low. regiment arrived here to-day.
:. L. mall wagon was robbed near Cnha, in
Crawford county, LAST week. and the mails de-
stroyed after being searched. There we're
troops within few miles - :
:: : wisn1rsorox, sept aa.-The fo1owind dis.
patch has been received 1t headquszters:4 - !.
: ! - '>:'1 .-':Ss 6r.s Loun, Sept. 2s-5p. nj
To m,jnr Gen: H. ". Ha1leck, con,nsndes-tn.
= Gl:sf. Ha..ingtou:: ..,: ,:,:~' e: .-:.z-ti
Ger. Merrill reports that Gel. GuitaE, Of the
Missouri state militia, has captured Ma1os
Wells, Captains Emory ,snd Robinson, and
Lieut.. Morrison; with ecyeralpdyatss and tm-
portan. correspondence OF the rebels; also
that on the a5th int, with detaehsnent Of
tho 8 MISSOURI State militia, he routed =
part, ec snme 80 guefiIlas, taking FIVE prison.
e1s xi.h qu.n1}ty Of arms, horses, &e. -. :
fi.ss's$a A:'ss asn. en- 81 bspss@sat: ssnt
!: ST: Loun, Sept. M:-Coloael Me7tll hss o..
derrd txr1ve men I'd be shot 1T Hudson. They
Tere bushwhsckers,- who were convicted Of
-having violated their paroles. -,
An order Taa Issued to-daJ toraidding tho
: General Grant and staff hAVe returned to
Cor3uth r.. s:.;:': 80. =:
:: About 100 prisoners wern brought in today
fr,fu the infeIiO..-s " s. "s:t- 49,;
ST. Loum,I Sept; 929.-Threa hundred and
md eixty.tlfeA disloyA citiZsns uf. Carroll
county, No, bare: Eeeensl1 been ASSESSED
, 1862-09-30
FROM THE. STATE CAPITAL;
- --.-,'.-.: - :. 80
Illinois New Regiments Un-
-. der instant Orders.
Matters Political and Military

- ~.
spH1xaF1nD, Sept. e9.-The following reg
irnents have received marching orders:
1eStb, Col .Wa1nar, Peoria =.
92d, Col Atkins, Rockford
e5th, Col: Lawrence T. Church, Rockford.
= 98ih, Col. Champion, Rockford.
109th, Col. Alex J. Nlmmo, Jonesboro.
1o6th, Col. Robert B. LathAm, Lincoln. ::
111th, Col. Martin, Salem. -
114th, Col. Judah, Camp Butler. =
117th, Col B. II. Moore, Camp Butler. ).
1l5th, Col J. q. Moore, Camp Butler. d:
Col. Mason .Brayman OF this State has been
sppolnted brigadIer general BY the president.
Col. Bra5man commands the 29th regiment,
md has been III the battles Of Belmont, Don-
elson and Shiloh, where he greatly distin-
gul1hed himself.
Gen. BraJman Is war Democrat and Was
here few days since and gave In his adhesion
to the Union ticket. He Is expected at Ills
home IN this city in few days. :
There are about {, 900 troops in all at Camp
Butler at present Upon the departure OF
those ordered off other regiments will take
their places- ,.:.
Hon. Leonard swett, On the e3d inst, cor
dial1y invited Hon John T. Stuart to Join him
On 1he stump in Congressional csnyas for thise
district, assuming 1t to be the duty Of every
citizen to make himself acquainted with the
views Of each candidate in the time Of trial
which environs the Union.
Stuart replies, on the Goth, that eince ths
rect5pt Of the Invitation, the president haE
| ing Issued his proclamation declaring MARTA
law to be In force, and fearing that in tht
excitement Of heated political discussion /
might be unsafe for them to freely expires
their true sentiments, he declines to consIde
the proposition until such time IS it can b
developed what circumstances ampelled II,
Lincoln to this action. Stuart satiricau
remarks that his age, experience, and conse
quently implied discretion, will save him th
late Of Incarceration, but cut Of considerable
| TO Sweets youth and ine1perience, he fee
compelled to forego the pleasure Of acceptin
his Invitation. =.
, 1862-09-30

WANTED Any person having 8
w !sv hundred dollars, can a1.ava Of 4sptsndsd
been established ysar. References given and saas-
factor guaranteed Address -BU6fSE33,- Tribune
Otticc Giving full address, $50 u@6N
, 1862-09-30

TIE ALLIANCE CONFESSED.
How strictly the savage Indian murder
trs Of women and children in Minnesota
arc doing the work assigned them by the
rebels. Is abundantly shown by the
pronptncss Of the rebel protests against
the employment Of our paroled troops
againbt the redskins. Says the Richmond
.Dipdtchof the 24th:
AZ WE EXPECTED The Yankees me- about to
eepd their hr1ny captured at uarpere Ferry
1cuIuSt the Indians. Ha9 the government no
means Of rctatating for euch orsoch Of fdstAf
, 1862-09-30

NEW YoRK, Sept 29.-Gov. Berry Of Nav.
Hampshire, flatly contradicts the HeTdlTs re-
port Of the dolngs at the conference OF goT-
ernors at Altoona. - ,,- 49, :;
ouested to read the daily Herald to dsy, 90 tar
Is It described the purposes and dofngs Of the
late conference OF governors at Altooaa, aud
happening. to be the only member OF that con-
farence nov in that city, I do not hesttste TO
say that the implications contained in the
correspondence from Altoona are Without
four dation. Intact, the meeting Was charac-
te1ized by tha most Kindly feeling, harmony
Of sentiment and unapimity OF acdon In sup
port Of the government in q most vigorous
proeecution Of the war for the suppression OF
The rebellion. .{signed) n. J; BERRY,
+. : >: :. Governor Of New HAMPSHIRE ::
, 1862-09-30

TIE UPPER P0TOMACs
Matters On the Upper Potomac show no
change. Harpe1s Ferry is strongly held
by the Federal forces. There Is no move
1nent to note, and no activity in any part
Of the opposing lines IS shown IN any Of
densive operation, the dashing reoonoissan-
ces towards Wa1renton BY our cavalry be:
ing the only exception These last settle
the fact that no movement In force has yet
1aken place to penetrate Lees line Of com
1nuu,catious with Richmond
, 1862-09-30

Aedsne s. sEgEET, nse gs1,sqEsr r. sH1a Ss nss e.;
Ess s5e i desfrnus q securing few moEo punlts-
aine g. has nen teechtnx r. tour yeas11a Mns II
rs,f ~ Ter H.ne Il Misses Laues and Rzrkers sool
r. q hsye E{ndfy rendered the!r; roous 1f ~ y
III H. ofnionsa - teacaer from To Ni9
fxtsrn al PuEuc Instruction in Psri4 Nine 3 kioa~
hRta1 Rs51"f1n f1sn. T. r. MA aud Mr. Aa1. Mscnsu NJ
1Anfee MT. Wa1tsT GH!nee NJ asafR ls hadrt.s
BqxS fhttsIo z. q seeeua3tE
, 1862-09-30
disastrous Fire at Lexington, AT

: DI8AAtroua Fire nj LeX1nEton4 A1-"
,CHcnHA7I, Sept 29.-The Gdsetes says
gentleman reached Covtngton from the Vtcin-
IT. OF Lexington and reports great con1sgra.
Hon IN that city Friday. The fra broke ont
In Boards livery stable On the corner OF snort
and Limestone street,, destroying eTerE honse
On both eides Of Short street for two squares
and North Limestone street, including the
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, the postofdee
and Mr.. Wolverton's dne residence and livery
ssh1e. The origin OF tue dre Is uuknown:
q: The loss Is several hundred Thousand dollars,
, 1862-09-30

>. ST.. PAUL, Sept 2o.-;Three hundred Sioux
Indhus under Little Crow, were attacked By
Col sIbiey's command on the sd Tbs bat
tie fssted two hours, resulting In. the re-
pulse 'of the Indians With loss Of thirty
Eilled aud la1ge number wounded our
whites were El1ed and thirty Of forty
wounded g,
, 1862-09-30

POAREING-A gentleman and
i , hb wife can be accommodated with board md
pleasant. suit Of frQpt rooGs In Etivat- family.
Also ore or two Ang.e E.ntltmea can b. accoMno-
tatcd with board and rooms. at No Is Wss: Msdl,on
street 6G4luE94-IT
, 1862-09-30
CHiCAGO ACADEMY OF
- |: HI q S &c, .: =:
4:south Clark Street.
=: - ~ Send Tor = Cizrular. -.,> !: =.


~ :-..,, n aeenuuoaste the children snd Jurth
11tnr IN rrnt parts of tha CITY. Hno wonld nka =
ertef ,he Academy ot Mu9c tn The ds2s5t
fcfent ra16 q t6. e.ty q lo'Ioys: TIE Ksn,tns1
- ts fee4urc room 81 shA Third Cnurch
corsr Il Washinxton and CasRs9tsMf M sfsess Ao9aays
Eide. in lie Nav EnEland Church corner ct MoicoH
nd Indiana street Guesda1a aud fEd.{2s 1n H.
Gorth Side In tho 1ettufa room Of thd Nsecod19z
fhnFch cxJfner ofC1Azk and " AAhoKton streets Wed.
He1asys and saturdaJA Tne eement4 of vocal Hus3ss
NeTriu win uee hA PanoTAulc v1eNa Of the Elan en2
a Npslc Also, the "ElyT Lutes" Just pohlisaed o3
Ticst.s 55& pas taI. To b hid at tia Aade ssosss
911 ea as III @ Heet:s 80 H.Y NKRK1LL Teaehtx.
, 1862-09-30
A Slave Case In Camp-Yhe Rules OF
war Violated.

4 Slave Case In Canp-Yhe Rules OF I
War Violated.
We are not yet quite done With the |
slavery QUESTION, nor With the -; ;alsgFacss
intllct on the fair name Of our volunteer
army. A CAGE occurred in camp here, as we
learn, on Menday last, which illustrates this
some little time ago-perhsps two weeks
Kinns5's regiment ill9th) ior the privilege Of
cooking for them, asking nothing Tor his ser.
vices but his own rat1ons. They assentcd, aad
he acteda as cook for squad Of them. aud we
believe, deported himself to general sattefac-
into camp, one armed with : slab and the
other with whip, who seized the negro By.
the coat collar and led him to C5l Kinney,
where one Of them put In a Claim to
the ownership of the negro. Even Unl-
ted States Commissioners, appointed to
require some sort Of evidence In such cases,
but Col. Kinney as We leaEn-we do not say
that 1t is actually correct-rematked to the
pretended claimant that q If he Owned the Mig.
ger then take him away" which he did ct
| ter we're very indignant over the outrage, but
| made no demonstrations OF violence, which
shows that they at least respect authority It
| Col Kinney does not:
;, The new article to1bldding the use OF the
army to return negroes to their masters
| Kinney, or else he Is unit for his place.
He has no shadow Of right to ait as Judge
foz negro catchers- We have good reason 70
belieYe, however, Tint the facfs In the case
| will be inquired Into, and II the story which
has reached us-that given above-shsl prove
to be- correct, as he mas no commission yet
from the governor, It lis quite probable that
somebody elee viii act ere long as colonel Of
the 18th: The day when this sort OF WORK
c1u1d be performed with impunity has passed.
i: The aet Of Col Kinney, If correctly reported
above, is In violation Of the 1o:h section Of
the confscation act, which Is in the following
Words :: y < - :,
| SIC. 10 And b Il tsnth<r enacted. That 70
tlxye escaping Into any State. TetoET ot the Hs +
delivered up q N any way fmpeded Or htndeEed q
4 his liberty, except for crime or eotns oaen9s
ne ss1 IT, T.. easis fs sss e. as
lezed 10 BE- due. d his lAwfal owner and has not
ssbeaa sss nor N Il .u9 Va; gsn s
ita1y ~ O. nsss @ eer5ioe af ths United st.sss shaE
The TaldIty of the claim Of any seviea Or laoof g
~ eia8gsa"a oa pasa ef asi"a dss'as**sd fr0*" t.
col Kinney; can hardly claim to hare bee1
,gnnioiiznt OF the. law. II he WIS ignorant b
} eantardly claim to be 1T to command a rssi
ment:: He m,ist hasys known. that soH.e 1egs1s
htton had been had on the subject Of ;allege!
II fugitive slsyes In the camps OF our: army, ~
4 It wis his duty 20 have Informed himself e.
!. actly what the law Nas-s He trust thst fh
:; sWA;d bus been mislntormed In tha :preutsez
but II The fhcts are correctly stated, Col. Kt1
, 1862-09-30

HThe new ta1 bin before the contede-
1ate Congress Is stinger. It calls for; :ons.
5Vh The. Ealne Of III agricultural products,
Htoek, income; and profits ot b:sinesa.
, 1862-09-30

- EThe rebels claim brilliant successes. IN
s1lthe recent. Aa,yland battles, though they
confess tremendous losses. -, .::''.
, 1862-09-30

=: NV: YonK, Sept 19.-Adsices from MARI
caIho OF scptember 4th, report that areyolu-
don had taken piace. there August 3d.: - :
, 1862-09-30
FROM WASHlNGTO


The war department his 1szoed the following Or
der respecting special provost mar.hals, ard de-
dutnc their duties:
Ff1stLrbere shall be provost marshsl general OF
~ o,r,r 5sn,r+,nert 1rhosa he,do1,r4srv u1,t ha
at washtrrtun. and who win hare the Immediate
.Rupesvision control and OF the corps.
Second There viii be appointed in each State
one or more special provost na1shals. necessity
mav: :reouiro. who viii report to and rcceiye In.
strnctions and cn3er. fr,u the provost marshal
e'1ueuons aoo ttuess uoA. <n' p1o'"7s AA9A'A'1'
, 1862-09-30

E1t q estimated at he nssy department. +
That th<ae azo Il, 600 enlisted men in the nsy5
~ tAs4 Time, ! !:
, 1862-09-30

NOTICE.-Jou Jou1neyman Tailors.-
L. The1e VIII bea mss ineednx ct ths Journeymau
TRilnrs Oh The city Of Chicago ol wednesday evening
at 2 H.. at GernAn Hal. corner OF indiana and n
wells Etreets, fall attendance u expected ~ bust
uees OF tat 1uportRnce1 Is 70 cons hefOrt tho ueet
fnK Per 0I11er Of the CQTUUoftee. &491 19912t
, 1862-09-30

T RENT.-The Hotel known as
L the Tt2recaroe HOUSE, 20I aod 10 Kttzaa street.
IL for rsut Hs1s 1onnas On shsta aoo. snd a. SnnS.
se TART OF tbs furniture for ssle At aucd0a b.1ces
IL tenant desires. good tenans eau secuta fA*uf*ne
hquge. Of AddIe16 Box 1M@. ts3t09 l 1W :
, 1862-09-30

pOARDING.-A gentl:mau and
Il wife or s1nre gentlemen, can te accorm odata1
with pleasant rooms and board II Eo.6 Washington
street. opposite Dearborn Pask- Reierenccs required
"A single gentleman can be accotn.aodAted With
furnished room. without board. OF 2eatlcn1o o1d
wifc With hoard tho comforts Of quiet ,u,e at
No. q Michigan avenue. References exchanged
, 1862-09-30

EOR LAKE SUPER1OR,-The
stauuch and inst stte-whe"l, Low. pressure Pas
seneer Steamboat. ,tEVELAND. Capt S; AndseNs,
Port ~Ha4nineton, 6hc9oTEan aud MaotLo1oc. On
TTEsDAY. Sept sctn, At O'Clock T. n For Freight
or Passage. kpply 70
, 1862-09-30

IN ANTED- "A Gill to do general
y :housewost II : fsInrJ d two pessan1~ Weges
two doilaIs1 Neek-- Apply ct 30 Washing t5nst !,
near Michigan avenue. BeXlu3t43t
, 1862-09-30

HOUSE TO RENT AND FUR
IL NITURE FOR BALE.
me Eoure Il On Weat Randolph street. Pleasantly
located and contains light rooms harm and ctstErn
sttached to tho premises AL IN good -ropair. Tho
Furniture IL good Aad viii b. sold cheap. ApYlT At
49, South Water etTcet a4pts{4IE
, 1862-09-30

NIERCANTILE ASSOCIATION.
WI An Adjourned Meeting will b. held thts Cues.
dsy} eyeuipg at X O'clock Imnortaat busnt % Will
Ike ected upon and IN xdtEess on financial question:
Of deep importance to every b1s1oeas mar Will be de-
sY-A.n HA1f
se.n nai41t MEHRnL LApD Secretary.
, 1862-09-30

1KTANTED-A Furnished House,
W.. bys tA~I1y of th1ee groEn pe1.ona. one con-
yente1t to tho Ill. Central depot preIsIrea- tny 10
Gated convenient 70 the City Hallway Will nect tonae
dia.o notlce~ Address Central Depot" 2; 9: Boz
fU8 EEE81 u9lS$S
, 1862-09-30

WANTED---To Lease. or Buy, q
" ReHdenca Lot t.ith Or without dwellinx3
ntteen mtnutea, walk of ne Co1st aoHe No o2ise,
ton K0aa1 eaeN1nbFxnca- Address, Ef1d1E l8Hbs3
terms ana loeaiiou. - MORTON" Tribune ontea. :
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-22
MGrtester 4aiIp Spp.
Worcester P,ost Winter Arrangement.

Worcester Post O6ice-Winter Arrangement
Mails Close as fellows:
NoitisIn oreester County Vermont and New Hsmp
due at 100 p. m.
Eitchbnrg, Lancaster Leominster West Boylston Oak
oaies linton Lowell, and Nashua, n. H. at 500 m,
ana DIV p m ard are due at Sis q. m and 1901 m
rneeton ana East Princeton, st $50 and is due at
City Of Boston, $50 and 500 a NJ co. g. and 500
M anu are que ~ So $50 $40 and SIS p. m.
,aaine, EASTERN New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
g. M, 9. 80 and 6,l5 p. m
Rn3de lslsnd-Ekeept towns the Worcester and
e at S4O a. M, and $50 p. m.
~ ay MAI on Providence and Worcester Railroad 81
p m. and is due at $40 a. m.
Western-tAu towns in Massachusetts West OF WeT
cesteFSl5 z. m, and are due at Las p.
Albany, western New York and western StatesD SIS
M anu 5uO p M and are die ct LIS ana S45 p m
Springfield SIS am and 90 and are due at 9i0
&. M, Las and As p. NJ.
Hartford, all Connecticut (except windham and New
London counties SIS a. m and 800 p. and due
at As and 9.s5 p. m.
Towns line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1900 a. IN
and are due at Is a.m
New York city and Southern States. 30 a. M. and al
500 and 6.l5p M; arc due at 500 a. m and at 330
and IS
Barre, Barre Plains, Fctersham, Paxton Dana North
bsna aao West Rutland, 945 and are due at 4On
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland Hubbardston Cold
orook, end Oakhan, $3.50 NJ; and due at 800
Leicester rs a. m, ana AGO and due at $50
a. m, and 800 p.
Mibury, and West MnbEry, $50 a. m, and $50 p. nj
and are due at $40 a.. M, and + 80 D. m,
shrewsbury, BIS 2. m, and is due at 900 a. m.
Graiten New England Village, and Cordaville $50 a
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopknton Ashland
Woodvhle, Westboro,. Northboro', Southboro CoIda
vile, and Grafton, LOO p M. and due at $50
and 500 p and are due at $50 q. m. and Sis D. M
mail for New York and Boston and beyond is closed
al Inls once on SUNDAY at 500 O'Clock p m.
ONCE hours from IT'S u to 500 p. m. sundays
from lOOOto 1910 a. m ]. NJ. EARLE P. NJ.