davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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The receipts III fl.us and grain fIr 24 hours
wer..: tlnus. 2.S5a lrl-; wheat. 6f 541 hu: ua.s.
2.a.5 bu; Curl. 2,:51 bu. barley. 635 hu; rye,
t.n The sktpn4a. IL tns1vs the sau1c PERIOD:
Etc ur. s,I66 bsis; wheat. 3t;. 20t hu
The :. at Il Il: keL opre.s Ia=ett1li and n0tnt-
nal}y lover yesterday morning TIL. Up min, Of.
ftI- Ite fnz rejected. S5!5c f.,r M ant 3ac
f.E Nj. iii store s}c11ctt, any wheat w4- ko;d
anr:1s the toscnsn.:. hultels l,.in:, unwilling to
Gu cetir TO !hn dec inc-
Il der g limited H. mand which had to be smne-
t.fntt " sn.:i+d. tn: n4eriiet :aliied little on
Change. 4 nd fer short time M. so!d pretty
fres,y a. Sic Ager1 thi. demand was Supplied the
:isa:k. reccdcd 10 &c aud rtlapsd uto tile same
jtncsive state With characterized it during the
fltEtou- Abstat s'.ta0 Bushels altnsathcr
cbans. d harGr. Ct s5>4c f's n, 2 3ic for NJ AMI
& q, DC fur n ctca il s:ore. T..wa:d tn. clos.
III. C4mu.d appeared to he cnntoet almost TX
nsivt1l to No !. for which Soc was ntT.retl We
head rt' otitrs tt,r No log ntllrr quailtics.
The tur market 'Eae dull aud heavy. i cauple
ef hunurca basrcls very ,es: c1tE:. 1ud ut 81 l.
hut tor the ordinary racge Of conutry orands
Il f! a IS would be as much IS could he realized
At pre.cLt.
toasse sraiss were without material change and
quiet
train frcielts were nominally unchanged. There
VT no reercl- unp7uyislCd for in port. In aG5i-
tion 70 the ergasementa reported yessessi4v, w
learntfat The scllHoner D::os DtWa!f was ct art.
nj s3c for ssh. At to O@we,o and the back City
ot Ogdtnsburgh at a5c to Ogdcnsburgh.
, 1862-11-14
ILLINOIS AND N1ICHIGAN CANAA.

ARRIVED. =. November IL.
Anav sprseue, LasAle, .1c6 bu rYe, SD bu cosn,
8,es4 fhe gter,s hides
Cnio1iet. LaSale 500 bu corn.
4 4 Doun1ua. Ss.aeCa, {, ,5<l tu corn.
P1aIste Queer. OTTAWA. 5.Gtft hu cora. 5,op1 bs
hutter rs brls hour. 1.e3s ns lard. Il, ,l6o EGGS.
Emf line, Seneca, 6cu1 m corn.
Bti}Iiant, LaSal1e, 62'7 hu corn.
Y IN Henry. Marteftles is tons coal
MGnttot, Morris, .701 IN cotn-
CLEARED. November II.
DacptAh, LaSa1le.
Dr Haney, Lasalls. IS 40 Il Lumber. SEQ # siding,
81 N shingles, 10 m 18th, 1S0 Ds carpenter
work
D.nube, Ottawa, 4. .ca0 bsnudze 1sco 1bs noiasses,
81 br1s appler, 2s.6l2 rbs eundrles.
Old Abe, Aux Sable, Is n lumber. -
Ottawa, Ottawa II bt1s eals, ,7s3 bs sugar. 593
Cushuap. Ottawa
Sir John Ffanklin, LaSal1e, Il ,ss3 It lumber.
Detr PsrF. Utica. r. 7ss It lumber 7,so1 1eth.
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Toledo and milwaukee,,

The fo;:.wius table shows the comparative rc-
ceip,s OF t1ous, wheat. corn, and oats at Toledo
aEd Mlwsu5tc fuz tie week ending Nov. s:h,
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ElAHINE. ~ Al.V@<
VESSELS PASSING DEr2OIT-

DETao1r, Nov Is, 1859.
Ur.-None.
DowE.-Pzop. Potomac, Michigan; bark WI u
slow. Great West, Perm, Anderaon. Union; big
Ga1e. saxon; echr. Cuy.hoss. Hawk. Dernula
Boston, Milwaukee Belle, Anrey, Dousman,
A'gerinc. Rich, Eleanor F1ote, Milan.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
yEssx1s ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO,
Nov ,1.-Props. Kentucky, Susqaehhanah.
VESSELS CLEARED FROM BUFFALO FOR CHr-
cAco. Nov. 11.-P1op. Adriatic; echrs. corin:hlsn,
Leyant.
, 1862-11-14

Cu1cAGo MEnlcAL Soc1ETT--The meet
5rcs OF tlis society will be held, until farther
,otiee, every Friday evening at ~ o'clock at
the office of Dr. Hatch CLarmon Biosk). AL
members Of the profession are in7fted to at
Aor1
, 1862-11-14
THE CITY.

SCHOOL ExERc1sEs<-The usual rhetorical
exercises at the High School will take place
this afternoon, continuing from two I'LL half-
INST fbrce O'Clock.
, 1862-11-14

1EruREs,-Prot. Fowler delivers his lee
lures, to ladies only, this afternoon at 3
o'clock; and this evening At ~ O'Clock to
rcn only. He remains at the fremont
1Innse oply q few days longer.
, 1862-11-14

AEo1uER FALSE -ALAnM.-The department
were out In full force, in answer to the alarm
sounded for the Fourth District, yesterday
morning, but failed to find the fire, if there
, 1862-11-14

CorSTERMASDED-Th 1Seh Wisconsin
reciment, which had been ordered to Ken
lucky, and was expected to pass through the
city yesterday, will not move at present-
probably rot for week. 63o OF the regiment
bayc been Gent to Ozausee, to que1l the anti-
d1stt riot
, 1862-11-14

Emu BuRR1T7's sLEcTuRE.-The 1ea6Rto
be delivered By Ellhu Burrltt, the t' 1ssEzsd
Blacksmith next Monday evening, before
Rrrant j. Stratton's College, will be free one.
, 1862-11-14

THURSDAY EvErEK6, Nov. Is, :sS4.
HNuER49 PoA LAht TWEHTY-F0UR kOQaF.
, 1862-11-14

~ GodeJ's Lsdy's Book md .ArtLur's
Home Magazine tor December hive been re-
ceived by McNally s. Co 81 Dearborn street.
, 1862-11-14

E Cooley and Peterson for December
Rave been rtcei7ed at the n. 7. Git Book
Houfc, us Randolph street. Also fresh
surp1Y Of Illustrated Photographic Albums.
Call aEd ask the price.
, 1862-11-14

w NTE D. GENTS, SUIT
z! LERs. NEWS DEaLEaa
PEDDLER8 ATTENTION
War Maps,
LIoEd.s NesE Enft=d StateA aIap.
r5tee 1sJ cents S21t any part Of the coruEy On
receipt of price. post paid
Stationery Fack:sge5@
10 different styles;
The best and cheapest put up In tie west-
BROW I. WIS & Il e IT HOOK
Eet1il price s125 Sent BY mail p.srage patd. en re
ce1It Of frtce.
PORT FoITcs, 1Ek- INK STANDS
tx- OTrr $500 Kew H8ps Just Etcs1fed. Agtca
7~1@ S'@>1F - 4. Il LANDDN, Agent.
s. Lake street, oppcaite fremont House.
, 1862-11-14

TIE IRISH I4EoloN.-We understand that
this regiment has already received marching
orders, and there is graat probability Of its
departure within few days
, 1862-11-14

E11uU BGRR1TT's LEcTURE-The subject
chosen for this lecture is .'The Higher Law
ard Mission OF Commerce. Mcssrs. Bryant
sud Stratton, with 1h.ir usual iiterality, VIII
make this lecture free to the public I. will
take Ilacs in their large College H7ll nsxs
Nopday evening.
, 1862-11-14

q NIIRASOLE'S DANCING
%ee~ ACAOEMT.
z14 Wabash .tveuue between ~ and Jackson h.
Cl..s orcn At Vii times Tor beg.rrcr1.
CIttlrKE,'s CASA every Tat+iaJ An1 Saturday.
I,srerts nnly al: Dwell yistt,e.: Assembly eser3
Ture.ny night scholars anti friends All 10 per
scps x1izttt=d except those introduced By ssaoa.s
, 1862-11-14

1oECo OF 1htlT anlTccso' ion ot his patriotic
e4rvices and *nilrrnes. Il triet presentation
eddress was made By Dr. 3 eardsley Of the Os-
kaloosa Qows) Urrald- Lieut. S. was tskca
entirely by surprise, but accepted the present
gracefully, aud made An arpropriate response
Altogether the af1A:r was agreeable aud escAti-
Tying to all concerned Lieut.. Searle Is a
brave and ga11sn: officer, aud Will wear aud
wield lis sword bravely.
TIE SABnATH ScHoo1. CoNvEST1ox.-The
Arnual Coryenti'n of the S.bbsth Schools
under the care Of the Methodist churches in
this district, Which embraces Cook county
and portion Of Dorage. numbering forty
schools aid Branches, held its first session
yesterday at Ire Wabash Avenue n. E.
Church, commencing Mt 1oa.m Elder b.
ring rref d, but limited number o. dele
rates hcing in ATTENDANCE The first hnnr
was epcnt in devotional exercises. tho re-
moindsr OF the forenoon having been occu-
pied In discneeions upon the points Of sue
cess or failure in Sabbath Schools during
tic past 1csr- The afternoon and evening
sessions we're spent in discussions upou Sab
bath School classification, the tra1aing O
Teachers, bIble-classes, Juvenile missionary
organizations, and other interesting topic.
Immediately connected With Sabbath Schools
The Convention will continue in session to
day, and in the evening there will he puollt
meeting Of the friends Of Sabbath schools, q
which addresses will be delivered BY Rers. r
L. Collier, C. Il. Fowler, and o. Il. Tiffany
ID.
INuuMAK CoSDucr.-0n Wednesday morn
ing. about o'clock, the attention Of onirerl
Gerbin and Dougherty, Of the North Side Pc
1ice, was attracted by loud outcry proceed
ing from tae river near Wells street bridge
AID going to the spot they found ma
named Clark, 3 farmer. residing In Wisconsin
struggling In the water, and shouting lussil
for assistance After great exe1tion, Clar
= being very heavy man, they succeeded
dragging him. nearly exhausted, on board
cana1 bent, when the inbuman captain ha*l
refused to allow 1tn 10 he taken int his ca
In, Ct to ce21:x Ill ~ s=:i=::1ce @aatuze
, 1862-11-14

EOR sAI.E-The undersigned Of
4 ftss fer Fn1e bis first caFs FIGURING s,ll at Yer
den. M.coupin Coa7ty Illinois. 1t hs7 t@7 rao u
stores md il nr-ytlsd With the hest mac!t1.Ey for
cle eanins wleSt &c, a.ld co tn onarattn. For Ear
rcn1als and terms. astdIcss ROBERT BAHrH. Past
Uf1ce Boz $50 1t. Louis No. nott1t0:W
, 1862-11-14

VA ANTEE-agents. s:so per
~ month Aud Nil exEttns:s +a!ht We will pay
tl,e shove Price u hoasst. art!s~ ase,ts aioE
MACHINE. Il: s.il rr:ce s.s ". hss: ~: T. wa,,ss
coli n,i:eions av-r,-t SA0 pr nia.sn rA-st 11A:s
, 1862-11-14

e Eook Il tsclt1n. s.,szE1 Dy:r. ana Ecoc-ers ss
Deetso1n and IN s. Clsrx ttr-stz, clean sut dye
adtea I'D Eca:iemens' ctaes IN soe best and cheap
est annes The odeat estaollaand L tie city.
, 1862-11-14

~ 4 E:IS IL. AT lG3 Dearborn St.,
- or.pns..e tia- new Post t,t.se
FI'Es,AE1s:H$ Fas.s Gs0Iys.S@ @tC EKES.p
No :r1 ssn' from the o!.sre rlc>sa -t, :sas
IL tory reference from !0st.er e1pbtet. rlrti.=
oS1cif! ss!: ny trp'3I- Al ahove or addressing Ma
= I. EA Is az. .,st UEce Box AsiI ioi Essl.lM
, 1862-11-14

NJ Ell] ED-iO0U Agent 10 sill
- rLAEE tSnEIIw.r " a!:Ns:G rs<:IL
Sample s.:at y ..!1 f. = nt. doz a f'r :!ao
of,rc-hte. lsEEt EE 1lE:l:. rINClL-a,i:e 10 :.
hs NAL posr p.td Sen s7.:s> for Circular. l. 4.
t=AHttN. etEt. No. s. 1Ase stls:t opr,v.s Eae
9rtulb ts;hE
, 1862-11-14

tZT 4 Life Scholarship in Bryant + STRAIT
tons celebrated chaiu Of Co1nncrc;al Col
1cges tor sa!e at tbs office.
, 1862-11-14

Go IT. TIE BEsT-Go TO BRYAEr s ST +ATToy's
CElcAe o tcAAEnclAL Co1LEGE. to get thorou 81
bust1css education.
, 1862-11-14

The following awaEds Tor pFoyIsioRs and gToce-
1ies were made at Louisville, On Saturday Last, by
Cept. Symonds:
, 1862-11-14

UNITED STATES TAxEs-LAsr CALL-Geo.
Andersen, u. 5. Coll.c:o OF for The Firss Dis
1rict, gives netise that all persons res!dius in
The First Wa.G OF the city vi Chicago, Clt1ysr-
vi1Ie ard Hyde Park, ~ho have no: get given
in s list ct their carriages, bugSies. billiard
tables and silver 1''*te, liable to tax under the
eScize laws, must do so within three
days from date, or the penalty Till be
enforced in every case.
, 1862-11-14

w rE>;-4>gcnts. ,3oorl active
80 csa~as:r;s Esa: ]: Ie escrv ~ GGas:rg y re
W4 T.. i. .1o1sI ~: Ann 1r-{ht 10 III .ncaIa.
tc h 1st:e @csT:ss ELAls15 " 10 Springfield 1T.
tcot Y-:t-{m
, 1862-11-14

ANOTHER FIRE CAUsEn ny IScESD1Al..Es.
-}cstc1dxy afternoon, the niue s'ables) all
il one row be1orEinS to the frame block, de-
s:1cytd d about q year ago, on Wabash avenue,
between Twelfth ard Liberty streets, vera
t;r>d, and all but two Of the smaller ones cor
eu,ned- Two Of them wire txo-stcIy, stand.
irs in The rear OF e.. End Go, which build
incs are occupied BY Thos. M.rston, jr., md
W A. Mcwry. The property destroyed be-
1trscd to a. J. ArcrilI, esq. No insurance.
1t was upQu.eticn.bly tho work Of Al incen-
dizzy.
, 1862-11-14

MAGGIE M!rcnr1,'s BESEr1r-Th;s eve
..!rg is i.ycttd to .he bsnr1lt ct LIE SUCCESS
1u1 1tprcst n.a:iye OF "Fancloa,' or "Tac
Csitktt,' upon which occasion the p'sy will
lie repeated tos iii" last time, With o.he: en-
strtainC,vlts. Miss Mi'chell's engagement is
3il.it6d to a fcs nights mare, and t!,ose who
1aye Eot wi:ns sscd one Of the most charmtny
<.fmoeern dramas, viii, We bopa, take the
1n'scut olpu III; s:s III fs, ing it, b=fo.c 1t is
withdrawn Tls h:,x sheet already gives
.uleu Of fashionable II i crowded house,
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Tho lleesola for tho UrSi..
The following are the chief reasons whic

The following are the chief reasons which
prompted Lincoln to rcsoTr to drafting:
First.-The representations Of New York
ba.kers and capitalists, repeated h. one Com
ruitIee after another, from werk To week, ard
of late with special urgency, that the imam
cea OF the country could not stand ;he slow
and rxlravagant war policy that wss being
pursued. They demand, Ill the strongest pos
slhle terms, tt.st the utmost energy Of the
na,icn should he put forth, that Nation
al exhaustion SUD the drain Of the money
lnight bs stopped at once by ending tbs war.
Seeon1.--Ths urgency Of the radical Eo-
puolicsl.s, who complained l:isrl; Of the
Preai1ent's failure GO tnee; theiT views Oh
certain point, OF h:s policv, and who demand
ed that ii the PTesidcAt would rot TAX. rher
policy, lie should AZ least, II be expected the
support Of large portion Of ti!s party that
elected him, inaugura,e some vigorous
MEASURES. 4 very heated Interview Ct this
kind LAST week left the PrsSideD, 1onvloed tins,
IL Gould not keep the loyaL people OF the North
UNITED. in support Of MS mrssrres, unless
promptly Convinced OF lh=ii being ADEQUATE IL
| The cri.iI.
Th!rd.-R3sijrs the representation: ii tht
politicians, the universsl demand OF ,s- pa5-
pie TINT the Government should siopt 1ut.
suTes likely 10 Secure SUCCESS.
|! Fcurth.-1he belief tnst l:ls rebels hia r1 n
goI tirer srmy up 10 the largest possibl,
number, and were 90 exhausted that such
force az we could RON bring ;Dto the iivlC
| wunsd utterly crush the rebellion.
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II,iSLte OF Hszpeet.

Isx =.,tLs Of Il. -s-:ry AID n.!c m4ras:is ;: ;ao
cnrSTssa:one OF S. Jcs=s Chuich Au::ln Parish Es.-
lax couny Va, hold u iLo roo of acid Cc1:eh.
o. tho 9Th cf Auguet. 1872 the iUlo"!pg lEssrnl-
resolutions ~95, onaoim oosly adorteG
Ir.-Enrh es 1; tatn p!e.,-i Almighty - IL bis visa
7o7.G remove ;r,Ia our a:isI raa Slo fr tue
,.ms o. ,ho reG.gra- q. is pasieb, IL his es.y
.ahuv6, sr:i disabled di5,ASs Ia is deci'n age
a. scs We, Jealous aI1 Eb! u:oiul EUmbe; U! IL;
Tesrr ard By be Nppsistsnt piey jsccsocs OF urSs
AID dlissut exer,ons contributed eGvs ely IA a.
vsncing progress and Pn Ivy VI the Church, 81 Ee
sion aid Of good nJIas aud one, too, VII SO p cEpt
Intelligent arm Dad imp .rt.a dieSnIga Of the duties o.
msg(atfAe, wto,s generous, kiaiiy synpAk e: ~ 4
eI friend, and wno5e ctio=ste seat
In h, hsbi,asl .xerce as hl"bsnd, f'tvet taas
er VI ali the hgner charities or dvuss'ic lis-oa., IL
shoI who las Exhibited - bis le tbs ctar%cie: Ind
ND &c: Vi Chi sa gsutotnap and patriotic c:tizea
gnd le! uxanpie roria az CT a Initiation We
the ye.try Of Antrim Psr.sh AID Ems EuAls ueo"rs
N cIucrsaati.p Il ST Jha3 Church. wn- thankful 20
God for ihs OK nJe TINS ri r;dsa mi bVw:p. X
pc; IL men, xprssJion ~ Inc dasi Of i5e l2ss e
hay, sustained IN The dGetu OF THQiAT GOEDOd
col snd aE. eli hne, rsTe4ent APPRECIATION
Of his Virtues nd wor1l,. Th"f,Iure,
ReSolp.d That foregoing preamble and these resp
ut:ons be spread upor Tie ~ o. Antrim ParIsl
our sincere testimonial Of the pety and usefulness "
deoeassd brother and The ,rute u heartfelt respect
for hia character and person.
Resolved That copy OF .ecEe proceedings be respect
fully presented to tho family u tho deceased, with tho
assUr.ace o! tender condolences with lis member: IN
the sourre OF tner present bereavement; uLd.
ReSoirtd, That copy o: these proceedings oa Pub
l.h.d the 3ou.hsrr Churcbmau, AID in in- ;cuEVue
Enquirer hnd Wing.
THOMAS LEIGH, Registrar
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VIA. Yasus! ssYs Of TrG!t6ra

4 traitor has been III I'll sges the p,ost III
famous Of lYe;. lis crime g rstearnsd IN
ba:eness shd the exhibition Of 3 det-slable
nature more hcinous than murder. Here is
what Tatiel, in his Law Of Nations, says OF
hin III every rnan is obliged TO entertain
sincere love ior his country, and 70 procure
it all the happiness in his power it is shame
full and deSestable crime ~ injira that very
country. lie who becomes gailfy OF it, vio-
lstss his most sacred engagements, and siLks
into base ingratitude; he d:siionors himself
By the blackeet perfidy, since he abuses the
confidence OF his fellow citizens, and rres,s
as enemies those who had a right to expect
his assistance SUI ssIvitt5. We see traitors
to their country only :sncag; rtsaua nasr,-# DC
srs solely sensible If Base. interest who
have All lIamtiiate value for none bat 'bsm-
selves, knd whose hss2t 10 ihckpabla OF
every Sentiment OF sltnct!on for others
They are, lEersi5r5, justly .de!ested by III.
whole world is The mos. infamous 1t al!
Y:lIaius,'
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EAy rr.;::yE ~. ..P2L"cS,

Tn" Source If these ":st suPp!.f. g. -
hrs Teen u:ucc discussed G.id tLer, s'e s:ill
sotur poia.s il ths:r G's!Ggr wEicb r5n.s,a Oh.
! s5urn. We LrG1e rc-r gssHcte origin ~ the
great i9Trs.s Of tnt.qcit.i, ''G0s= snrapa ~'sre
trees, sad Fhoae tress Neg Eisf;ii We HnoT'
tt.cir greatness - ms :I-Js -. t5"iT mighty
t.uaks. and sic s.lDasitar q Iner huge
iea.eS, which &c i;a@ ~ ~: .nal i-:Des.-
Submerged ;l.j SIT -: = certain stsapGe
aEeDc!ss; tie va crest inrIei slowly
i.to c.sl. ST. 80. Involves sapsra-
::oE 0f a. .-.tt ..,a.ossT, sometimes IS
rsa, :o:7a - as OF, CT ST b3tc confined.
Grsyi:r,m id force 10 ,lIid 10 seel: tas
lo,7 D.. level i could fiad, through every crack
a1,i sssu7e, m hic!. scc"lntS tor it, being found
.ot :n.v Lsiow ia. ,oitrn remote from the
Goa! deposits. Tide. chez c!rcn'ra:sr:=s,
;hs p7essu:e ii water ::c:- beneath, - Tia
v2a.iic nasGTe oftts gas which: a:ca;. i!a.--.;ss
the oil, force it up ms me highest atta.aaiis
isvei, ,hus bringing It often into strGp Atoys
the Goa! n..5ur=s. Just f,ow, or whsn, OF
.Siiv t:.eas wonderful transitional TOOK place
l1ay us1er be deint=iy kooTn; for IN the
rs. cruc.5:s teneath Ctr feet, where fierce
ares are always raging, each change Is d!-
7actei b. the hand ot 60 Almighty chemist,
With faultless wisdom, and in ways often past
finding out.
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COURT Held FOR ROCKINGHAM
NtE x US EOrnT EcSrn e IyLY,

- ca1r u,h spp.in: HI following u!tIsnr Of Snet
-.-t, s9Ssiy. u Wit: pr. Charlie. Z. Dn.id'oE and
:-'7.:F :. rsrk.n, ia dI.tsct Nc L; Dr. VIZ, r Aess-
60 r.ca.riS Ella, Js Ii d...r,ct No. :; I'r " m
49, TIA s5tn V Cruts IA District No. s; Sdnuac
= :::.s:s aat nT. Wills Eppea, IN 1nirici ~" ( +;
-: : H,>ais pr. 4. ". FoatAae, IN district
- I'D ?ac:ass w Asse AID BsEry It. ,'"otso hsr'
80 c,'Ir! 10. C0IIa.t,ee 70 ":ait, ;to:i line -
~. Z, a::a..o .ud hsop:.ae of tns C"rfadsrate States
a:s e t Aad I'D Ga nter y ilAs h-oe6eae
;-f.-s AN <Vsa1si soiii>r- fIoai ihis c"IaiJ Aaa
.-- 'S ''. !Hr.h~r erdss ;AS th- 49, ~ - COZ bo
"a - .s- "a hereby appropriated " d"fI.y al eli.
..'7s ~ea G-av tararrei NJ said anrn!t;~'; had
:" ScfI Q: .-iuy ssit rrIn. tae Oorrt d"'h order
-" - :: lads Ter sa.a aaouas De is.Sed payable
- IN c~y Il .ee.hrr. les, bsarfng !r'"-"st :!or
= ~" u teea. 10 sisaos by the PresidtnS Jnstcs
y. ~ lbs C!ass o: shisCou =: h!" ds1u
'a"' q :. 20 .9.s Co-;raasor-Is OF THIS ouun-
's.i"'o .-e '-'- Al: 2Gy tbs proceeds TO said
-.-'s'! saa w. Ia ,a4 Committee TsI.o1 from time
.1St I'inis Court. Il ID also ordered
80. 81 cree. Dc P-s-i-a=! :hs Hekuoud Whig, bx-
-:s aaa hn1Hrs Aat sai: C1E,faitrss fsy 'te
,,, " G:.r-T".iA
10y L-~|" :. X IRVING. Gi"rv.
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cunuIara Yicto:

Tne Knc17ille- Register" Gays that the
fight At Big 6 r;ng, ceer Tszeweu, on Wed
nesday, the 7,h inst, 1ssnlssd In glorious
Confederate victory The rout Of the enemy
was complete, but they lost no cannon rs was
reported. We captured; however, Large
amount Of their army stores.
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stass Of Rnodo Is,sax snl PruT!doaeo Plantation.
ApJrrANT GEEEML's OfrIcB,l
Proyiaenro Ar,

Ap5rrAN1 GEEsML's 0rrcB,l
Providence Aug. d
GENERAL OrDEh No. S6.-The 9Th regiment,
ordered by the Secretary Of War under date
Of October e.. '62, aud orders issued there
for from this Department, No lO3, December
%, 1852, will consist entirely of cn2cred ciii-
sens. Enlistmrnts will commence ;nuc-
dlately. Camps will be established under d.
rection OF General Robbins, who is directed
to organize the regiment.
The QuartermaSter General will furnish "a
tiens and equipments on requisition. o..
Our co!ored fellow citizens are reminded
that the regiment from this State will consti-
tute part Of the quota from Rhode Island,
and 1t is expected they will respond With zeal
and spirit to this call.
Inc Commander-in-CEief vii! lead them
into the field, End will share with them, in
common With the patriotic .so!diers Of the
Army Of the Republic, their trials and dan
gers, and will participate IN TIE glories OF
their success.
ny order Of Gov. Spragn-, Communicating
Chief. Epw.sD c. MNrR4S,
Major General.
The great mnss meeting Qor Rhode ISlandl
yesterday Iii Aaishal Square, thorough sue
cess in I'll that WAS said and done, italicised in
its resolutions the support Of the President
III the use Of cpery means which the Constitu-
ton has placed in his power to put down the
rebellion. The speech Of Bishop Clarke, (oi
the Episcopal church, was so pithy and so
characteristic Of the spirit Of the gathering,
that send j, To you entire:
Men Of Rhoie Island; You have reached
the crisis ut last. We have played with the
rebels long. We have struck them with one
hand, and held them up with the other. That
policy has cone to 81 end, App!suse.> Now
%e n4ust roll down an avalanche which will
crush the rebellion forever. I wish mos
young enough snd in proper conditi"n 10
put my name downein the ranks--I would do
lt now. l wish rich Inen would Eut down
ths.r lramss, aud if they cannot go buy sub
st:rutc II s"y cast. lApp!a"se.' -
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GTyfrAI. ukCFP.



HEADQUARTERS og MuEcsH's CAvklRy,i
knos:ille, Aug. +, i5G2.
Shldiers-Eour cor&try makes fresh sp-
peal 10 Jour patriotism aud courage!
I, has been decided that Kentucky Ir;;5t
DC freed ifor,. tae dettsted Northern yoke,
and who 50 81 Is: carry oui this ori=. sc
yourselves
The road is we'll know!. - ymu! Tnii have
already caught the tyrsutg 81 Tonkinsville,
Lebanon sad Cyn:hlans, tEAt where South
ern hearts nerve Southern arms, our so:ii*.a
are jnvincible!
TO our eneraieG re as tigers; tu:: - our
Southern Greih:vn BE- 81 lambs: Protect
their homes! respect thsir property! Is it
not rha. OF you7 ;L:hers. mothers. sisters sid
friends,
Soldiers I lei assured that you~ili return
With fresh lsurels, TO enjoy II i-Ece the fruits
OF vovr GLORIOUS VICTORIES: In ths meantime,
let your avengiDg battle cry be Rutier,"
out shout, kentucky" 10 your Kindred and
fris.&s.
j. Il. MoFGAa,
Colonel CoInrnpndiny, e. :. \