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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-12

OF ms seaboard. No doubt Canada is safe
WINE the civil war continues; but we are
neither able nor entitled to prolong it for
her safety. The civil war may close after
the acknowledgment Of Southern indepen-
dence by the Emperor, although Great
Britain has not shared that manifesto.
The friendly disposition of the South
Is therefore necessary TO US; il is attaina.
BILE. and il we wantonly forego it, If we al
low the war to close before we have ac-
knowiedged, both the separated powers
being lrreyocably hostile to US, we NAV be
forced, now to guard Canada from one. the
West Indies from the 6ther. Our diplo-
matisis, moreover. would have no influence
or voice in the Confederacy, whether they
attempted to soften the resentments which
the war had left behind il, to gain legiti.
mate advantages in trade, to deprecate ag-
gresslse views, or to improve the situation
Of the negro.
!" II Is tor despotism that the people bi
the North are pouring out their blood, and
furnishing their glory. Already it exists.
II had its birth in war, and ii would take
lis immortality from conquest. Then,
would the Union be restored for the ad-
vsntages Of the wnrlds What country
would be safe !? What country would be
free! Would Poland gain when the only
friend and patron Of the Car recovered
his original dimensions? At first, indeed
the necessity Of Southern garrisons might
keep them in repose. But in few years
and they do not labor 10 conceal it from
us-a power more rapacious, more unprin-
cipled, more arrogant. more selfish and en-
croaeilng, would arise, thad has ever yet
increased the outlay, multiplied the fears,
and compromised the general tranquility
Of Europe. And on this oyergrown, on
this portentous form oftyranny and egotism
many countries would depend for the ma
teriai Of that important industry which
languishes At present"
, 1863-10-30
From CINCINNATI,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TdbnEe.I
crsccxAr1, Oct. 90, 1865,
Tie Congress Of Brewers Of the United
st&tes adjourned tonight. They resolved to
pay the pretent tax fixed by Government on
leer-G0c per bar1el--bnt announce that they
cannot stand an increased tax
The train On the Kentucky Central Rail~
rosd rau of the track at Butler Station, Is
miles from Cincinnati. 1t WAS filled WITH
soldiers. Ono was killed, and 22 wounded.
C1Hc1xSA11, Oct. 29.-Liert~ Col. j. B.
Brow11ow, Of the 9th Tennesses cavalry, ar
tiyed in the city cay before yesterday, to OBJ
tain clothing and equipments for his regi-
menf. he informs Us that there ID no doubt
but that East Tennessee will adopt imlnedi.
ate measures for emancipatlnG Its slayes.
Over eight thousand recruits have been Oh.
1aired Ence Gen. Burnside entered Knox
vile; two regiments cf these are from the
rarts Of NORTH Carolina and Georgia border
issued the tlrst number Of bis new papsr On
The aG.h inst, Ehicl date is exactly two years
fkR the day upon which the Knoxville 1RAtg
= 1app1essed.
I solemn and impressive ceremony will
shortly Re performed on the battle, de1d Of
| States Hhoee soldiers participated In thai
| great struggle, will attend with their staff
and distinguished citizens Of each STATE. GoE;
| Tod has It in contemplation to invite ali tut
| members elect Of the next Legislature to at
| tend AZ d participate on the occasion. Ths
! nth OF November is the day fixed upon.
Fifteen Payraastere passed through this >
few days ago, with s.. 500, 600 for the Aoldierl
| Of Gen. Bu1nside's army IN East Tennessee.
The Annual Convention Of the Brewers o.
| the UIitsd States, convened yesterday morn
| i1g in this city, ii the hall ueuall3 occupied
By them forthat purroEe, on R,ce street, be
meeting adjourn ed without transacting fur
| ther business. and wi1t re assemble this morn
! ii e at ten O'Clock. Some forty delegates Tert
present, but a1t the delegations have not At
| rived.
, 1863-10-30

the Advantages would hare been im2ortantto
uA-
l. number OF rebel dcscrters recently came
within our lines. They represent the rebel
army scantily supplied
Tie rtbels have made several petty captures
Of late. including few officers:
No material advantage Was gained By either
side during the recent ski1mlnhipg-
EARLY yesterday morning some plckets OF
attack w.s not fclloNedu up. To -dsy i'll appears
qniet s1ong the Rappahannock.
WAsH1Sa1os, Oct. 29.-The Mexandria
Journal rays: Trains on the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad now make regular trips
to Catlett's Station. thirteen msles beyoad
Manastas. Tie road will be complete Is far
IS The army has advanced in few days.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29th.-sprInset Hsr.
bougb, Of pennsslyania. apd T. ]. Carter, Of
nlinoie, hive been appointed as the t~o Coy
e1rment Directors Of the Pacific Railroad Co.,
as provided by law: Wm. n. Grover has
Lean aFpoisted United States Attorney for
the Eastern District Of Missouri, In place OF
VIM. ". Edwards, removed.
, 1863-10-30
FROM NEW FORK.
TIE GREAT COOPER INSTI-
TUTE MEETING,
Gov. Yates Before the Loyal
G0thamiteS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T.ibune.1
NEW Yonk, Oct. g, 1863.
The Unian meeting this evening At tho
Cooper Institute was an immense affair. The
great halt was crowded to excess, aud outside
meetings were held at two stands.
Wm. Curtis Noyes presided, with Il long
list Of Vice Presidents. Tho resolutions were
read by E. Delatleld Snith, and comprised the
enunctation ofthe platform ofapArsy with the
motto, One fig, one country, one desttny."
Speeches were made by ". G. Noyes, z. Del.
af1eld smith, GOV. Lewis Of Maine, Gov.
Yates of Illinois, and others.
The speech Of Gov. Yates was one Of the
best he ever made, and WAS received with
great enthusiaEn. He was introduced by the
chairman, md greeted with prolonged cheer
Ing.
Ills most radical hits at slavery and copper
heads were met with storms Of applause.
Tho New Workers were delighted With glori
ors Dick.
The election next Tuesday will chow the
Empire State to be Ill right.
, 1863-10-30
VOLUME XVII.

Salisbury, n. c., in few days, on accounto Of
the crowded condition Of the prisons In Rich
mond at present; and I should not be SUR
priced If the report proved well founded. I
sm very credulous In regard to all unfavora'
bic ncws. The favorable rumors reject at
once.
The proposition made TO our Government
by Commissioner Onld respecting the release
Of the Union citizens. was peremptorly de-
clined, as knew it would be. understand
the natuIe Of bis demands now, aud If he does
not surrender uA-as he declares be will not
1argemcnts for our burial.
There are about three hundred citizcns here
now. lmoIg whom Richardson, Buikley Of
tie Herald. AID myself are the most promi-
neEt, and the, etore less likely to be released.
The prospects Of the Tribune attaches look
good and ny constitution strong, expect to
die somewhere in the ConfedG1acg Of old age.
lorg e'nce badc farewell to the North, to
freedom HEd eTerJ thing desirable In exist
ence. learn sandry obituaries have been
written If your humble servant. They are
ure Of speech. l am deadsr than the Pto1e-
mics, or the Know Nothing party, or Gen.
Scott. although my tombstone has not bc:o
cut
II ny best f.icnd II enjoy any such anon:
not know me. Indeed, do not know myself
! lock Ike q ftlo1iouB mendjcant, and in
France, would be sent to the g4l1eys on sus~
plclon that IVES m etcsptd convict No ono
ctn Givine Whst \ metamorphosts gentleman
can undergo after half years confinement
in the CcnfsderacJ. It is something marvel
our.
Ny health continues very good.
presume few of my letter. reach me. as
have not had cne from ou. Others I know have
wsitfsn, but thtlr notes hsye not come to
hsnd. ! cannot describe our peculiar mode
Of existence here. # could might amuse
you. The secrets Of my prisoa-lOuss are,
0p!ne, doomed to die with ms.
The Gcds Keep ttfee-out Of the Confsde-
racyt JULIUS r. BROWSE.
, 1863-10-30

CARE RACE, Oct 2o.-The steamship Ger
mania, from Hamburg, via Southampton 21st,
paesed Cape Race this morning, and was
boarded BY the news yacht. Dates are three
days later.
GHEAr Be1rAE.-The British Admiralty
had decided to construct q new squadron Of
iron gunboate, arnlor p1ated double screH
p1opellers. to be armed with two heavy Arm
strong guns.
The Alabamo, Georgia and Tuscarora con-
Of Coed Hope, The Vanderbilt had arrived
1t the Cape in purtuIt Of the A1abaIna, and
mas repairing IN simon's Bay.
Capt. Bemnles has sold the bark Sea Bride.
No further captures had been Inade By the
rebel vessels. Capt. semmes will not, from
tie Vanderbilt, but II his vessel should bs
blockadeG In Simon Bay by her, will endeayor
to elude her, IS she cid the San Jactnto at
Cept. semme. is Of the opinion that the
Vanderbilt Is very much faster than the Ala
bama, and that If she should come to clo3a
quarters he could not get away from her.
FRANcE-The Aoniteur says the move
Went6 in the CaCcaseQs are EefiouB. The
Pocs denies that France participated in the
negotiations upon tbs Polith question, and
states that Austria and England are endearor-
ing to ccme to an understanding On the sub
ject Of an i1deatica1 note France awaits the
result Of these negotiations. Europe knors
France will adhere to every act according
with exiting circumstances, and fsatisfy1rg
public opinion in Europe, which the agree.
msut ct the three powers desire to repre-
sent.
JArAN.-A6rairal Kuper's fleet had arrived
at Roscosema, Negotiations failing to OBJ
tain the satisfaction demanded, Kurer be-
sieged the city snd leveled it to the ground.
He then set on fire Prince Satisma's taree
steamers, and returned. Roscosema is one
mass Of 1uinr, palace, factories. and arseaals
all destroyed.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
CApRRAcE, Oct 29.-The Royal Mall stesm-
chip City Of Washington, from Liverpool,
Oct. Fl, Sia Queenstown, Oct. e. passed Cape
Race tlls noon 6hewas boarded BY the 1ew4
| yacht, md the fo1losing summary Of her newe
| obtained, which fs one day later:
| Henry Ward Beecher addressed an immenee
audience In Exeter Hell, London, on the 20ih,
| u,;on the interest4 Of the North. 4 few ex:
| p1efsions Of dissent Hero drowned in the
general plaudlts Of the ynet assenblago-
The Daily Nea:s etys this was. one Of the
most enthusiastic meetings ever held in Lon
| don, end must have conT1Iced ME. Reechel
| Of the truth OF Earl Russel's assertion thai
the great body Of the English people vert
| with 1Ie No1th, and cause him to retufI
home as messenger Of peace and goodwin
| between the two countries.
The Iintes combats Mr. 9eecher's argu
| ment, ard declares that he is not the man tc
convict the Brihsh public to the Federa
CAUSE.
It was rumored that France WAS strongl,
nrEing the expuleion of the ex-Eing Of Ma
pies from Rome.
, 1863-10-30
the WAR IN TENNESSEE.
The Situation at Chattanooga.
AN IMPORTANT RUM0R FROM
BRAGG'S ARMY.

NEW YORK, Oct % a Chattanooga letter
to the Herald says deserters continue to come
into our lines, notwithstanding the extrAoz~
uinsry measures taken to prevent them.
Nine men, one \ commissioned officer, Ten
neaseeans, came In yesterday. The officer,
tells tale which Ia Cheering and inspiring to
all good Union men, aud which cosrooorates
p,e7lons information.
He says full brigade Of Tennesseeans With
their General 1T their head attempted to come
through 10 our lines In body, oae day last
was called out to prevent them. 4 fight Of
the most ssuguinary character ensued, iu
which artillery, mueketry ard ba3onets were
used for three or four hours, resulting In the
overpowe1irg Of the discontented Tenneaace.
ans. after some 500 men had been slaughtered
The eound Of the cannon was distinctly
heard in our lines at the time. but nobody
could explain the phenomenon ct the brirk
f1ie 80 close to tho enemF's rear. Tbs officers
been kept SO quIst that the extremes Of
Bragg's srny know nothing definite about it.
Bfsgg's tis.1ust Of his rennessee and Geor~
gia troops is Ferhaps au explanation Of his
delay in attacking the place.
1!xj Gen. Gordon Granger takes command
of the 4th corps to day
Thomas and Gtabgtr, who are now un1Ver-
sally acEnow1cd the enviors Of the nrmY, are
to each have splendid corps, three divisions
In each, with able commanders at their head.
The brigades will probably be composed Of
not 1ees than nine regiments each. Ia fact,
the whole machinery Of the army, 1hen reoT.
gan1Zed. Vill be less complicated aud more
effective. The health of the army, notwith-
standing the 1abor and anxiety 1t has expert
enced. i very good. 4 large held hospital is
established In = lovely valley two miles from
tie toRn, rorth of the river, aud ths sick re-
ceive the best Of care and food.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 23.-TAe New York Times
eptcia1, datec Chattanooga, Oct. 24th, via
Nashville, 26th, says: Tue elemy's actions
beem to II die ate that Bragg IL moving 10 =
large force upon Cleveland, Tenn, with the
evident purpose Of breaking through our
liIes in tint direction. It Is generally be-
leyed here that this movement Is CO operated
In by portion of Lees forces from Virginia,
moving down hy way Of Lynchburg and Brts.
ro), Va, With the intention Of driving Burn
slGe fr1 IN Eat Tennessee, and turning the
1ank Of this army, and thus compelling 1ta
retirement from Chattanooga.
NEW YcRK, Oct. ga special to the
Tines from Chattanooga, Oct. 81, via Nash.
vile Oct 28, says: Unreliable intelligence has
been received Of the movement OF u portion
# Bogg's army, under LoDgstreet, up the
valley Of the Tennessee River, with the iuten.
tlon Of operating against Burnside. It is afso
believed here .hI1 corps OF LEES army IN
der Ewe1l is moving into East Tennessee BY
uay If LyEchburg, for the came purpose.
, 1863-10-30
From mNssaclluBetts-4 An
dre1yss Call for X0IUuteerss

BOSTON, Oct. 90 Coy. Andrew has Issued
an order assigning the quotas Of the several
cities and towns under the Presidents last
csu for troops, and designating new rega-
ments to be raised.
The bounties offered for recruits ate 500,
recruits, and $iC2 and State bounty OF $50
to veterans.
The Governor calls On the whole people to
unite with feryid devotion to cause sacred
az all our homes, and secure to the national
armies a reinforcement which will render
Whenever and wherever they meet an enemy.
, 1863-10-30
rHr COMING &LECrI0Ns.

Don't dream that the cause Of loyalty can
get along without your vote. Whether
you reside in Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, or elsewhere, where elections are
coon to take place, you who read this par
agraph will be recreant to your duty if you
neglect to vote. Be sure that not nesingle
copperhead, not one enemy Of loyalty will
fail to vote. Ought you to be less jealous
for the country that has protected you'
than IRE these fellows tor its destruction.
To the polls every maD, and let Freedom
and Loyalty have good account OF you.
The army in the field must be sustained BY
the votes at home. The result in Ohio and
Pcnnsylyania where the danger was con
tcssed and promptly met must not be tar.
nished through the criminal neglect Oh
citizens lullcd to false security In other
States Into line every man. Keep step
10 inc music Of Union, rally firm about the
pa1ot box. as the main point Of attack OF
the enemies who threaten and plot to COM
pass our destruction.
, 1863-10-30

Gilmore and Da1llsrcn Reopen Fire.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. o9.-Tha Rich
mord Enquirer Of the 27th has the follow
fcg:
CHARLESTON, Oct. 28.-The cnemy's bate
riee Gregg and Wagner opened this morning
from saTen guns IN the former and fo1r from
the latter. The fire Was prtnaipally directed
against Sumter and johnson. Two monitors
were also engaged. The firing ceased at
dark. One hundred shots we're thrown from
Morris island, one hundred and sixty from
The Mouitois. No damage done. Our batte'
Ties replied vigorously.
, 1863-10-30
FROM TILE mEIfE7 Ire1so~
4 letter from nm 1mprIxonsd Army
Correspondent.

The Cincinnati Times publishes the follow
Ing letter, dated Oct. 5, from their well known
correspondent Is Junius," who fs now u pris.
oner, in close confinement, in Castle Thur
der. Vs.:
We heard yeete,day that all the Union pris-
onere In the castle were to DO removed 10
, 1863-10-30

SnIeftfDT-CHARLES CHARLESTON.
Observation-Disclosures PARKER.
Ct1zecIor-E. g. uo0EE.
.dssessoy- II. aTICENEF,
TORN Uerk-1iENRY JOHNS.
, 1863-10-30

c1Sc11sAT1, Oct; @.-Five cars on the
tim cf The I'd Ohio heaVY artillery, we're
thrown from the track, twenty miles from
Ills city, this morning. Oae man wae killed,
Eighteen severely wounded, md twelve
slightly. The accident was cau6ed BY a bro
ken mil
, 1863-10-30

The rebel newspapers report their loss
in the battle Of Chickamauga to have been
1899 in Killed, wounded and missing.
There were not over $500 unwounded
uebels made prisoners. Their loss in killed
and wounded may therefore be set down
1t IL, 400. The total Union loss was 1881,
Of whom 945 are counted missing-that
is, were made prisoners. The Killed we.e
1914; wounded, 9,262. Total killed and
wounded, 1o,908. Excess Of rebel killed
And wounded, J,603. Excess Of rebel loss
in killed, wounded, and missing, over our
total loss, 2,148.
The Northwestern Fair is the possessor
of the original draft Of q document that
will shine in history with that OF Runni-
mede--tle Magma Cha1ta Of two races
from the curse Of Chattelism. It will be
suld for the benefit OF the soldiers. twill
he an heirloom Of priceless value for the
family who may become its possessors+
The pen with which it was written is, re
believe, already the property Of the Chi
cago Historical Society. It would be a
happy conjunction could the purchase Of
the document itself enrich the Gociey's
collection.
The news from the several theatres Of
var is ut a 1un, and without important
features, save as indicative OF events IN
store. At Chattanooga fresh effectiveness
is sought to be secured to the army in eve
~ department. The military sphynx, the
Army Of the Potomac, is still at its riddles,
and the situation there is reported IN
doubt, rs to its precise nature,
The news from abroad BY two foreign
arrivals off Cape Race is varied and inter
esting. Henry Ward Beecher has been
stirring the echoes Of Exeter Hall and the
depth Of the British breast by his power
ful appeals. As Dnundreary would say
this new impulse to British sentiment vii
probably "decide the fate Of the toa"''
without an If OF but:''
The great feature Of city interest contin
ues to be the Northwestern Fair Tor th'
sanitary relief Of our soldiers. Notwith
standing tue inclencncies Of yesterday
The dey and evening brought good returns
proving that whether fair or foul, it viii
be Fair weather for the ladies in their grca
enterprise.
The Arabs catch lions by digging pi
and covering it with sham platform, upol
which they fasten kid. Our coppcrhead
have covered their pit with sham plat
form, upon which they have tied an ages
Buck, hoping thereby to snare the loyalt..
of the people. But tho trick is transpa
rent, and the bait bad one. The Buc
used hss been long q sign in the copper
head zodiac here, not to call him outtigh
q rebel ram.
The Baltimore Immediate Emancipa
ton meeting, reported in our last issue,
a stunning blow to the Blair family, VIII
will be rcpudiated BY the people both c
Maryland and Missouri, as poor dauber
with. untempered mortar. The people de
sire an end Of the war which shall be th
remedy and final cure. Any nost:um t
heal mp the ulcer and leave the disease i
the system. will not answer.
, 1863-10-30

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29-The subscription
agent reports the sale Of IS, ,712, ,0W-the
largest eale6 yet made in any one day. Ono
Boston house took over &, ,000. 600. At this
rate the amount remaining unseM will b
consumed In nix weeks.
, 1863-10-30
GRAND MASS MEETING AT
NORTH MARKET HALL. .
Eternal Vigilance is the Price
Of Liberty"

4 Grand Mass Meeting Of the loyal Union men
OF the North Side viii be held at North Market
Hall, on Saturday evening, the 31st day Of octo-
her, 1863
, 1863-10-30

"1VaEsH 31".E01 > M V4tVs
CxcnsAAT1, Oct. 39.-The official home
vote Of Ohio gives Brough q, ,75a majority.
TotalYote Of The State, As, ,427,
, 1863-10-30

Cures them N1tssus zesozang to Rssco8. $50
PetssM A1teo!c OF 6as7a59fHa- Uf. sAu" .,s.,,A
F1c1H411x1E, wH1cH IS = Fos1E1Vx ouss u .rn1~
taeases. ofKtn1c "eah4ess o1ousas w " ,,r.v
oFs7 ta1anoa Ok oustne9' OF ehsaueo Sesaa! 1,itx,
canSaE 1oaa OF memory. nozTous eao Ae.o9A mr..
&c cured o1 IN 1nAuoie e'aoo. aaa 'ae oa1
1os sn's Neat taeaEsasink oosa ame .aa e,E
anos az oses1e7 o1 @Ia "e4s 1oke .,..s.s
'Ie o.ooo nsS oeeoue po1x,nea. p4"ass
On LEG hco. a"aA "a.osJ ou'seto' pAAo. - -. -s. =.
ana oones. elce'aseo salo@' .aa 49, u.S. ~ -
iHhes sno oos 7. scfu1ai.' 'e.s.. .s., ~ y. r.
number OF suhef1ots Apply lnne u'A'ot5 ~ W.
Janes ard Rayo 1oaseolse' 1foo tao "
taeee ta1t1o.e mAa*oles. oEs 111@ e1''" nv ss"'oS'
fAft and 7aaita'
u. James reeoH Eena 90 " taa psees xSao@ay.<
he eoash. me neoaeA nea.u a1a p1o,ssses a.-
ea eoIeE". @e. A.*Ee .-.'...: 4 49, A@N'
d:ste'S: eaa ce eof!a .. .aess s.sa9e ~.
lae 1on1wns e .ss ~ 11 1.ssS
1ttt,r b.fou nrotucrd IA rrnm Dr. Jortan Of cf-cta.
,au to Dr. W1l.oa ct Ptsou, za Penn. In ~ W. II
Istter Of INQUIRY eonce,uiax Dr. James, formerly o.
Eev Ur!ear.. At d 1oy OF ChIeaEo
Dr. H. Jo.t1a wea phYatctAn to thu Cincinnati
Choefa Hzspitat during The aan.msr OF 1s2 md vna
P.ots.cr Of tho Tnsoly aad P1Actoo Of Medicine.
.ad Of Matezin Aedics In tao American Aesicai In
,titnta nf ,1ilIe KY in 1850 81 and Ns D.. Jos
dan lie ncH p1acticsrr r. IN Cincinnati
..,.-
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.as"so. - . ~ NV ~. 1e1 ~ 'aes t.1A'o 9eAss
tn1nA aAs sA.oaS aa5 sa".. IL " Pkao.
uee' loo nos knor 14 supos.o.' nv sqoA- t1aew
an wv 1eate ~ -" v'teeo'. 1na .1foo tu0"e19
sAn eaty' .aa In uosa psA:es' = neu ecea"oa ne
qusaaJ " tecu"eae ks1'aas ~snax 1eHs@ent
- 'ass '!ne ~ 4".' NV - o,'5 s7-o. Wa =.
, 1863-10-30
TOWN NOmfFATI0NS.


South Chicago.
SNpey1{k07-DR. AARON GIBBS.
-Asxtft0nt- GEORGE ". GAGE.
EbU&e4oT-FEANE LOMBARD.
,desessoy-u. N. uEALD.
Zbtra Iert-ISAAC TELAUM.
, 1863-10-30

Sur61Ujs0r-A. B. JOHNSON,
.d&Sfsfaat-W. r. FARNELL.
CNector-ANOREW AKIN.
-Aeetknf-TH0MA9 SHERGOLD<
1b1en Gerk-H. B. STEVENS.
, 1863-10-30
MAJ, GEN. RICHARD J. 0GLESBf,
or DECATUR.

Hon. John Wentworth, Joseph E. Gary, EsQ.,
Hon. Lyman Trumbull, Or. F2olt,
Hon. Isaac n. Arnold, Sanford Is Perry, Esq,
hon. j. u. TaId, John Lyle King. Esq-s
Caepsr Butz, Esq., VIM. 4. Pores, Esq,
Elliott Anthony, Esq, Wm- Hross4 Eeq,
GtoEge C. H6tes, Eeq,, john Van Woud4 Esq,
Emory a. Storra. Esh., Dr.. Schmidt.
A q. Mcssfnr, ESQ. Daniel D. Driecoll,
And others,
Stand By the Government and the
Efu1nn.
, 1863-10-30

GARTER POTATOES.-We are
I RECEIVING q few CsrtAr Potatoes. Who will
lac aida trough fer eeed Potatoes ca1t sp:la,2
THts mxtktt hi never teca hsauppllet With Ca1sra
Call at-66 State Street.
ocsr p991t Il. +. eTANLEI.
, 1863-10-30

FLOUR.-5o
/ } bb.a received a. for sa1a b7 F: s. otdward.
1876 CANAL STaEEL..
Hetveep J7cnon lCd Van Bu:en steet-y LILO attic
1bov. place. coLaantlt o. hta1, q. Gnds Of eholee
Fxr1Iy Flour Oats Germ. and ~ kiedf NJ reed. At
aeloWe:s snhSEes psate. oc3g pos zt1at
, 1863-10-30
Nrm T0urrt1selllcllts.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
/ Y tkst tie cc.pxstne1snip Of SKINNER Il han
ECN is ts1s day dAItlyed hy mutual c1rsaGt. TiA
bnslneaa Of the lstA trtn vii be settled BY ]. D..
Ekiuner At 2c6 K1rzle street
SKINNER Il HANSON.
Ch1e49o Oct, 18th, 1s63. oc3a p81 st
, 1863-10-30

VHICAGO MERCHANTS, AT
~ TKN11oNi- II want s'tuation ro to = t.axs1 fos
H ,c.d SWett of hrrt) for The 1ast two years Ad-
dTe.s' foS ore week, ''T1Ayz1ISa AGENT. Tr1bana
o3t:ret '0A 01o oc.4 p95 It Asp
, 1863-10-30

DEMEMBER, EVERY ONE
LII who c5n es to the Fs!r Rh on1d call st
15 Iske street and have thEr c9ftS CO 41tte :2k3a
1njy s. PEI dcza1 think Of thla. twelve 1aeiy "a;
r5ns1a-s KAX MAS, Agent.
, 1863-10-30

4 TTENTION, HANCOCK
Toion Hnl- near y eliza street this ltktn eve.
rirE, 1t TX O'Clock. tm1c!tec: brs!=esa vii come
feIple the I3eetirg All wishing 10 Join the company
sc il Il '0 NP. GoDEEEx Conaa1dAnt