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, 1863-09-08

The Loss Of the Steamer Vanderbilt
Fearful Destruction of Lilo.
Late last week the rebel papers informed Us
Of the sinking Of the United States steamer
Vanderbilt by the pirate Georgia. The Navy
Department, however, had received no off,
cial intelligence upon the matter, and have
not up to this time. Says the Wilmington
CAroniclei: The following from the 1allahas~
see Floridian, however, Is o (rebeD condrma.
tion Of the Richmond paper's reports: :;
: The dispatch announcing that the Federal
steamer Vanderbilt had been sunk By tho
Confederate steamer Georgta, Capt. Semmes,
has been confirmed by passenger who re.
Gently arrived at Confederate port from Ha-
yvana. It seems that the Vanderbilt chased
the, Georgia for some hours; and upon near
irg, hailed her, with q demand to surrender,
Which WAS answered By q broadside from the
Georgia, which disabled and sunk the Union
steamer. Her crew, consisting of about 500
men, we're all drowned except thirty.
One thing only Vas wanting tQ make this
victory complete SUCCESS. Tite notorious
Commodore Wilkes vas not on board the
Vanderbilt when she sunk, he having been
removed from the command some time pre-
yfous. and consequently was not drowned.
The Vanderbilt was tho fastest and most dan
gerous vessel Of her description in the Union
naYY.n
, 1863-09-08
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

fsnecia1 DIsnateh to the Ch.caro Trfbuna1
srn1ser1ELp, H., Sent. !, 1851
Rev. President stu1te7ant, Of Illinois Col
lege, has returned to-day from Europe,
vhfther he had roma to nresent the anti.
s1arc,v features of the rebellion to the British
people. President st1Itevant states thst he
everywhere received with attention md ron.
sidcration bv The unti,slaverv public in Fnr-
land who mr. almost altogether IN the. s,da If
the Nor,h md haze exercised n cont,o11,nc
;nf1nerce unon nuh,;c on,nfon. He a1so says
tt,at ths neon1a ~ Ene1and ID mt ws,,t MA =
Iupture With this couutTy-they dread It. The
t1zding community, however, desire to make
money ont Of our troubles. while those op.
nose5 : IN Democratic institutions -. ne.
foice at our; 1nisfortunes and would
like to zee us shorn of our
, 1863-09-08
FROM CINCINNATI.



Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
choiNsA..' oep1' .. ioee.
on oa'o1aas u hghl las'' an oas'a6o =, oesn'ie" g
~ Ne"oorYs Cte1hont coaa|5s oAlo' result"
apg IN % .ne oea1n o. t"o ,aea naneu e''letas
ana "1n1amson' rom oopp1lnoao'sm ~ sno
"nHAs. tno 1aets no - 4o.o" W o'1.
s s4Mo,aa 1rs.ttna 49, ua,s "as hPah ~ .ddsea.g se
hvw 1V,,i,.m.on of1,oa- ~ and A. E,ston o~>@
~ Navbn,v sb,e1ds W1I1,a,nson md othrra
vent FINN tho mectinp to n tavern. vhrre
they ,,nbibed freely Of Whisky,
The nuestfon AZ tn whether neoro won1d
f7pht wns f,,seussed. md in order to test the
matter. practically. they proceeded to the
cabin of a negro on the tarm Of Mr.. sme.eor.
vbero thcr commenced nm assault nnon the
honse smash;ne fhe windows md fearing
aou,, tha n,5 of +ha +an.mcnt trba nporo
aa..,,aa +hro7,o,, H. h.o1, ,r,1 a,d nro,,Tad
q donnie h,rrcIed pnn of Mr. striprer. WIN
, 1863-09-08
VERY Destructive FIRE At
mcGREe0R. IOWA.
Large Share Of the Business
Portion Destroyed---Loss
is. $4,000.

Especial Dlepatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
McGRzeoR, Iowa, Sept. Z, 1868.
On Sunday night this place was visited by
the most disastrous condagration in it's his
tory, fntlIcting seTere but not crushing
blow upon its business prosperity. The fro
broke out In wooden building on the north
side Of the public square, about half-past II
P. NJ, and Tas not subdued until O'Clock
this morning, during which time 1t had made
a clean sweep from the State Bank to Newell's
drug store. Twelve of our business firms
were burned out. The Losses ara aa follows g
q. Mcdonald, saloon. =.
/. j. Case, druggist
). Barley, books and stationery.
. {. VanVa1EeuburEh4 sa1oon,
]. 4. Knight, books and notions.
D. Ryan, groceries.
Hanmcslough Bros~, clothing.
Guthrsn D. 1cmoine, clothing.
3. Fitch. groceries.
Buck & BeckDeH, furniture.
6umme1held 4 Co., clothing.
W. ". Jhahan, tobacco and clEats.
DIS. Moore, Price and Low, Offices with medical
Libraries.
McGregor and Updeg1ad, law Libraries.
AcGregoE 8esrs printing Office.
The loss to other parties by removal WAS
considerable. The total loss will reach fifty
Thousand dollars, two-thirds Of which Is
.insnred. The fire is supposed to be the work
Of IN inceudiary.
, 1863-09-08
FROM CAIRO AND BEL ON,

CARo, Sept. 7, 1868.
4 man named DR.. 4. " Williamson, hail
irg from st. Louis and relative of Dr.. Bragg,
with whom he was said to be interested in
purchasing hay and other property, came up
from New Orleans In company with Clpt.
Geo. Clapp, On the Empress, Sunday morn
Ing.
Under the specious pretence that he wanted
to pay freight on lot OF produce being
shipped here, he borrowed eight hundred dol
lars from Capt. C1app,..this noon, and de-
canped on the 1:40 train for the North. The
Capt: and lightning we're too swift for him,
md Williamson was arrested by parties ut
Centralia this evening, md it Is supposed the
money is nesrly all secured. Williamson
cpinced:frst claes talent as a..conddence oper-
ator, but failed to recollcct he was In coun-
trT Of telegrapha, where rogues must be
smarter than electricity to escape detectives.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Teibuno.1
MExpu1s, Sept. 4, via CA1no, Sept. 7, 1853.
Great interest Is felt here, in anticipation Of
the opening Of trade with the restrictions re-
moved At present, no permits are issued.
AL are awaiting the arriynl OF the revised
regulations and the return Of the Collector of
the Board Of Trade to his post.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune1
CAno, Sept. 6, 1859.
Gen. Buford went north On the train to- day,
On brief leave OF absence, Col. ". 7. Lynch
of the 5Sth Illinois having been assigned to
the temporary command of the post until
Gen. Smith shall be appointed his permanent
successor.
Cap'. - y. M1tasata' F. - w. ~ oen ~
ford, Viii 60 to Helena VIII him. capt .. r.
Freese having already assumed tho post Of
Assistant Adiutaut General and Acting As
s;stont 1n.nectnr General If this command
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbane:1
V1oKs8una, Sept: I, ria. cA1no, Sept. 6.
The steamer Atlantic, Capt Henry McDou-
ea1. uas fred into below. On her way from
a. or,eans .nd oua nm wa vcnnds5
~. a,e" o.4eue' aau oao maa "as "oanoeo.
Ehore. There is no news from the army here,
rnnr.1a.c.nt eo13;.rx ora ,nn,ov,,o rsn;;,,v
, oH' so1s ~ .Af-..,
IN consequence ol COOL weather. 1no CITY
has undergone complete renovation. and
the health Is excellent.
; Col Coo1baugh and Capt. Reed with Capt
Darton. have returned from a fac of tr1cc tn
ces.s. 1T,.s rh. ..t.,~a ~ ~ 49, ,'ns,sass ~
4-,s - -.,.1
since the late cool weather, aud couyalascents
49, s,.a;a~ -a,,11,'
ae ganang iaPl"y.
CA1ao, Sept The steamer Fanny Bullet
arrived from New Orleans this morning, che
brings Tcry little news Guerr1llas are re-.
ported to oe . snort distance apove BATON
Ronge. Ganboats we're anelunG tae woods.
Mr. J: h. EdWaIds and Col. VIM Mooga
passed tnroogn cairo tn1s morning o9 tnelr
way southwark as commissioners TO take the
votes OF the Ohio soldiers In each division
, 1863-09-08

Association paescd unanimous resolutions in
support of the Government and ite policy
In crushing the rebellion. The affairs Of the
sect were declared to be In very prosperous
condition. Throughout the State IS 900 had
been expended during the year for Missionary
purposes, and..eight hundred was collected at
the meetiDg.
The Flremans' tournament comes oil lin tfzis
city On the 10th. Companies from Quincy,
Jacksonville, Alton, Bloomington Joliet,
Ga1esburg, Peoria and Hannibal, Missouri
will be present.
, 1863-09-08
From, New Orleans.

NEW YoEK, Sept. IA New Orleans letter
Of August 28th, to the Rorld, describes the
military and political sltuatfon In tho Depart
biie had undoubtedly been abandoned. There
are no Indications Of such a movement, aud
the situation Of affairs In the army md navy
seemed to preclude the possibility OF 1t. Pre-
parations, however, are going forward, sug
gesting new md interesting campaign.
The Confederate forces, who, since the.
idle on the other side Of the bay and along
the Teche, we're nnderatood to ba concentra-
ted for an offensive raid, or invasion through
that part Of Louisiana, supposed to be held
by our forces. The rebel forces were gath
erred at St. MartInyille, New Iberia, Franklin
and Camp Bris1and, the plan Of tho rebel
ting march into the La Fourehe district,
once conquered By Weitzel and again recently
In the bands Of Gen. Banks.
, 1863-09-08
FROM CHARLESTON.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 7.-Tho transport New
Jersey, from Charleston on the 3oth, has ar.
rived.
Operations were progressing fayorab1y. On
the 1st, there WAS general engagement be-
tween the iron.clads and Forts Sumter, Wag-
ner and Moultrie. Much damage was done
to the forts. The Fleet Captain, Oscar G.
Badger, successor to Capt. Rodgers. had his
leg broken by shell. It IL feared amputa-
ton will be necessary. Tho 1ronsfdes was at
anchor, but not engaged, when the New Jer~
scy left.
-Four Monitors had gone up ready for ac-
ton, and were nearly abreast Of Fort Sumter,
preparatory to making a new at:nck The
land batteries wero firing night md day.
The bombardment Of tha city bad not been
resumed, but new batteries would open at
proper time.
The army Was in fms spirits: Gen Gilmore
WIS working with the utmost energy, and al
were confident Of success.
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN THE YATES
PHALANX. :,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdhune.1
MoRR1s ISLAND, Aug. q, 1859
i herewith transmit, for publication, the
names of the killed and wounded Of the 39th
regiment Illinois volunteers, Yates Pha1anx.
The casualties OCCURRED within the past few
days, while on duty, in the adYancad trenches
ut the front. :.
1st. James Armstrong, CO. Il, wounded BY ftas-
mest Of shell IN left foot--foor ampntated-
- I'd. N. F. Shelter co. E, wounded by conlcal
bullet, producing e1ight wound OF scalp.
Sd. John Cooyer, CO. !. serious wound Of the
thigh, prodaced BY grape ahot.
4th; George Griffith, GO. D, serious wound Of the
bowels, By conical bullet. -.
9TH Joseph Canton. GO. A, serious wound Of the
hlEd, produced by confca1 ball.
eth. Wallace Bedford, CO. E, concuesfon of brain
md bru1se of scalp, from fragment Of she'll.
eth. Alex Cotdeu, co. X, conEussfon and brufse
of back and head from ehe1I.
9Th. G. j. Atwnter, Co. G, wound OF right side
produced By fragment OF shell.
9th. Corporal James 4. Welcome, CO. E, killed
Instantly by shell dIslotatfng his neck.
: The abovc named wounded men are doing well,
and with .hc exception oS two or three, hare been
transferred from tecir regiments to the general
hospital, where they can, at present, receive
The siege Of Charleston still continues with un-
diminished SUCCESS aud yigor,
The health OF the troops Is remarkably good,
the severe duties required from them:
Surgeon s9th H., Chief Medical officer I'd B:lyade.
, 1863-09-08

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-The gusboat Juno.
from Fernando, has arrived. and reports that
British ship arrived at the lsland. juno 17th,
aA1led the eame day for Bahia The Govern.
o., It is stated, would not allow the pirates to
nncaor, and the Br1z1l1Ans wert preparing =
Masm reception for them should they come.
i.e, tae suao has been cruising In the South At
lAntac but has secu no pirates,
, 1863-09-08
Ql)tea9o Qribnnc.


We can almost reproduce, word for
word, the paragraph Of comment on
Charleston news, which we have employed
almost daily for two weeks or more past.
it is great work to be done and requires
great patience in lockers On, as well as
great courage md endurance in the chief
actors IN the attack.
The melancholy tidings have come to
hand. Of the foundering Of the Chicago
steamer Sunbeam On Lake Superior, with
all on board save one survivor, who is left
alone to tell the tale Of her loss.
The za1nor seems to be ginning painful
directneas, Of the loss Of the q. S. steamer
Vanderbiltby contact with a rebel piratc.
We still hope 1t may be false.
a disast1ousfire in McGregor, Iowa, on
Sunday night, destroyed a large share Of
the business portion Of that place, a total
JOSS Of orcr $50, 1000.
A brief but suggestive dispatch from
Kansas, announces the arrest Of Mayor
Anthony Of Leavenwo1th, by Ewing,
causing great excitement in that city.
Manifestly, any tendency Kansas men may
manifest for rcprisals and revenge.upon
Missouri homes for tile Lawrence tragedy,
cannot be allowed By the Government, but
ii is to be regretted that the men entrusted
with the delicate duty Of holding matters
even on the border, are men deeply and
doubly dyed in pro-slavery doctrines, and
arrests OF lovers Of Freedom by such instru-
mcnts. will work only harm aud increase
the excitement 4 thorough baced hater
of Trcason and Slavery is -sadly wanted
10 command in Missouri and Kansas.
+ From Vicksbnrg, our special dispatch
gives IN exceedingly vivid and interesting
account Of the late Federal Expedition
into Northern Louisiana
From Memphis We hare interesting and
important news from the rebel armies of
Bragg and Johnston.
East Tennessee is filed with rejoicing,
and her Unionists may clap their hands
for joy. The old flag has come back.
81 Old. Glory" waves over Knoxville, and
stout Parson Brown1ow will shortly re-
commence dispensing from his old stand
loyal gospel to thirsty and long suffering
souls, in his home district.
There is no news from the army Of the
Potomac, other than Of continued skir-
.nishing between scouting parties.
An American war with Japan is fore
shadowed by the dispatch from San Fran
cisco, Already powder has been burnt
, 1863-09-08
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
~ MADISON, Sept. Tth, 1868.
understand that under the State Militia
Law, forty or fifty uniformed companies
have been formed and reported to the Adju-
tant General, and will be shortly orvantzed
In 10 pAfta1iona and regimeutR.
, 1863-09-08

Disastrous Fire at McGregor.
McGREGog, Iowa, Sept. IA destructive
FIRE last night destroyed d dozen business
firms, the names Of whom are Mcdonald,
Case, Bailey, Van Valkenberg, HaIght. Ryan,
Hammesslaugh, Gutman 4 Lemon, Buck s.
Becknell, su mmerfie.d & Co., and some law
Offices, Loss $50. .000-holf insured,
, 1863-09-08

Reported Indian Outrage.
that lathoat coming down the Missouri
River, not far from the site of Slb1ey's bat
ties, Was attacked By Indians, and all on
board, about twenty-five in number, killed;
a1Eo, that Standing Buffalo, with some Of bis
warriors, we1e at St, joseph.
, 1863-09-08

WAsH1NGTos, Sept THE supply steamer
Union will sail from New York, Sept. II.
She win touch at Port Royal, Key West, aud
eacola, but goes no farther than Pensacola.
, 1863-09-08

PHLADRLPHIA, Sept. 7.-The depot Of the
West Jeraey Railtoad, at Bridyeton, with
eight passenger and several freight cars and
yesterday. Loss $50, eco.
, 1863-09-08

Congressional Nomination.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6-Ex.Goyernor Thomas
district Of Maryland, By convention which
adopted strong unconditional Union resolu~
finn8
, 1863-09-08

The Government Securities.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.-The sales OF sos
during the last three days amount to 81 ,00o,~
GOO. Deliveries Of $1,000 bonds are made to
August 5th.
, 1863-09-08
FROM THE ARMY: OF THE CUM
RERLAKD.

The Kubfcon Cfogsed-Chattanoog
TO be easily poksesned-Tfe Heart Of
Ethe Confcderacy Men naced-TAlk OF =
Refugee - Northwestern Troops
Jph0tonsg Command, d1cA
, 1863-09-08

:Disk onest Rail Road Officer.
WATERy111E, Me-, Sept. 7-EdHin Noyes,
the Superintendent OF the Maine Can*ral Rail.
road, has been detected in large embezzle-
ment Of the companY's property aud has alb
seconded to Canada.
, 1863-09-08
A Steamer Burned in Niscon-

OsukosH, Wis, Sept. 7.-.The steamer
ohko,R G 5 aaa eR 1oaon s1oT Sftnffe 1 e
waters edge on Sunday morning. at4 o'clock,
while lying ut her dock ut Mem London.
There was no cargo on board at the time, and
no passengers. One OF the deck hands is
said to hare been burned.
, 1863-09-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
wAsH1se7ox, Sept. Z, 1863.

L.
Kingston. some resistance Fas made. but the
point, a cayulry force sent out from Rose.
craus' arny at Chattanooga, eighty miles dir
tant. sout1. io;ned Burnside's force. The lat
ter pushed on his column to Loudon. at the
mouth of the Little Tennessee River. where
q sharp fight took place, but the enemy were
completely routed, with considerable loss.
Our loss IN all the sklrmiahes vas t1iaine.
The 1atest dispatches received by the Gov
nr,rcan+ fron; Rosecr,ns ~ tba XII f,.+ -.r
49, ~ s,.1a+,on - ~ :. .n+5-o,~ s,+,efsate- r,,t*.
Tue e1tua1lon 1s enuso'5 Satisfactory. Cnatta-
c,ons of t,,e ARMY If the cnmhcr,and
e'0 - rnou ,,r.ny,s .s.w
The rebels prepared IN ambuscade for a.
party OF tn. 9Th Ohio cavalry, on Friday, as
taes.a Icy "e.o .,n p.nnaasaa ~ .esseau.e s.."asa..
oesonu LIE hsppanannoek, anu succeeueo IN
wounding and capturing thirty Of them.
The commander. Major PRYOR. was Tounded
~ csoeaaa ntn-a
Taking advantage Of the absence Of
yidcttc from his station the re@,eIs rnode
.,saa, so.,-,t 81. -.
euooen ,,,, oescen1 on our ADVANCE llnes Oh sun
a,r,onr the former J3en+ Jrnn of +be III
n-N@s.,-A-,l ~ D,oa "a LIZ 1et
Pennsyl'an'a cavalry. and secured number
Of mules and horses.
FINANCIAL, MArrrRs
nn,,.A1 .,,t,,.-,.,.. ..-11.-~..:
heu'ole Autuol1laee say tne puoilc oeot nas
not Increased since the Last published etate-
meut over the aggregate amount Of the tlye-
twenty 1,onds issned nnr1ng the 1ost air
-: s S -
"eehe suepe1oeu eatals a.noantAs u
E30, Coo, GOO have accumulated against the
Tncasurv. The 1oan of ssO a07 0p0. asked
~ r,:+er,, r.,r. h. ee.rsta,r rhasa
~ 4 o' ~ ".e!
Is Intended to pay OH these claims, leaving q
7nr rnt nn+,, tbe 1e,c notss are re,dv for fssne
~ ~. .z t;rz+ N.+,on., ~ ~ ~ p,n,- ~ C.atna ~ . oh,e
iae ulst Nauon'a oank o. tAnton. oa1o,
/ capital 100000, and the second National
Bank of franklin. 1ndi.un. capffal 800 0D0
hs,a ~ ,aa. .nt1a5.nd ''@ ~N'"'''~'
''1'e '0sn a1'1o14
GEN. F1fAs4S1oS's REPORT.
Gen. Pleasanton's Official report Of the
onerstinus In the last campa{pn ia comnlete
M. ,r1,,1. H., - ,,.,-.1.1 .as.,, -,. -
aac "1oae toas =. .@'s cosps snco JULIE
9th to the present time, Is about 1000 men
Killed, wounded and missing.
The commardant at the depot of the Balt-
, 1863-09-08
Portable and Brick Furnaces
FOE HARD AND SOFT COAL.

Also, haga = Furnace for WOOD. suitabIe ior
Churches ant Private Dweluogs In the county: aay
o{ which can act In tho approved manner and
81 thort notice. Tia pipe aud Registers Gonesaatly
ses-,nie1-st-r IT 1H&sA net
r KILLED COCK ROBIN! I,
l. ssys staz! Killed Geek Roblu. VIC .we1c
amused to nee reply to An advertisement full Of
tatts {and fsc:a gre stneh:ra tht1Gs,. aster the
style Of ''PoIrCE 1,EFoEr," u atsTer to u1aay ar
Ucle. written by soMe "DLAcKauAao" de1oga:ory to
to tho character OF
shaw's Photograph Establishment.
This a1ulce to gain notortety cou1d not eu,lnate
pesfIhy from any other establishment than the one
where lbs Agent holds fosth: aad when gasced At
thing elke the agent" dots Was only half iaae. !nY
1ymiathles we're lousedtof him nom tho fact that
1: a1eht ht vas laoettng under the tnaueocs Of
"Mo1uxR W1NsLoW's 6oaT1uSG S31CP." but It
shows however, wtat tman portion 1t our name is
the ught 1t my duty to let the WHIPPED CITE" alone.
but In as much he opened tho BALL. {B1d the
readers OF this PAPER alt know have conclu led to
etd Ibaya heard that y article Was - vary cutting
touclI1g 80 many Eokx PLACES, mad - vel adapt:d
intees 5orng an his concluded that be canAot Sian.
der rs With I4PUx1TT. He a1ludes to the Law"
will trfosnt him 10 net have eaFs tflas
count. never CSC any law, but p!sY heavy game
1t punibh, {as he calls and SEQ me- Thb Rev.
G. TS ss &C. d9*ea e tass
their Counhy Operator. Old Simmons. y could mxke
better with bis tyes shut-{rsfer to your register It
WA dre .ks before the pictures Wore sent hin AZ
ter be len The order1 r. BE- conttaned !a tha Nav
V1sirKs iof one dolAr. lis and 1s5x sous5 Ciarsst
eeR u592-tt
, 1863-09-08

r ESTER'S PATENT HEATING
IL AND VENTuAT1NG FURNACE, for Houses
ChuTchc3, Halls. etc. hav8 at my WAferoou1, 53 La
sAije street. atx dtferaut alzeS of these
, 1863-09-08

ITO CLOTHIERS.-Auy party in
l. tho Clothing Trade. IL Cttcazo. waos. business
can be extended On having increased facilities r4ay
by addressing p. D. Bax SIG. Ssw4rk.
, 1863-09-08

Cro5kary, China and Glassware.
BOWEN BROTHERS. n, II and IS IAks stzee<,
BCRLEf d TYRzELL, s5 Leks street.
, 1863-09-08

DARROWS' WIG AND. HAIR
IL DYE FACTORY. IS South Clarke fup sra.ss.)
The hest assortment q Wigs tsdlea' Bsaiss &C.; ta
the Full directions for ua1surtu n head for
Wigs anI Troupees sent on application. Pc Box
54s1. ,,
CI1tirx SIS Observation-Disclosures
, 1863-09-08
Ntm .A1pkrttsenIE11tg.

NATIONAL BANK.-BookB are
- opened to receive subscriptions 70: stock At tns
cfFce ct the Secretary Of the Board or Te3dt. J.
Deaty :g1oo, At Ioyne. Mile: Legls'. and At fhe
odct Of L. K-ent&no. l1.Inoif atsats zet1aE.
tage of Bank sustained b. National Crcdtt-a co2-
slot:aon to tho.o VITO desire 10 inve.t IN the socE
rgs Department Il afo connected With thls f1stt*u-
tan where &c. Sons can 71scs thai money eoe accun
he above or the undsrtEntd st No. CLARK street,
Lp1n113t H11Ek. no1T SontA Water street..
F. II. BLAIR. L. E. ALEAANDEE. C11htaf.
! III REzNnr. 4el r1:5Gl II
, 1863-09-08

Hats, Caps, Furs, DO.
WEBER, WILLIAMS q FITCH, u Lakv street.
KEITH, FA1oN L CO., 46 a7d II Lake street.
, 1863-09-08

Hardware, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, &o.
WI BLAIR j CO., 176 Lake atrcet,
BUCHANAN. ALLiS1 E CO, Cutlery and Wlrs
, 1863-09-08
Clothing and Cents Furnishing
Hnodu-

PHILIP WADsTDRTH d CO, 81 4nd q Lafx
street, corner Q; Wabash Aysnna.
ling, KELLOGG B CO., n Laze street..
, 1863-09-08

I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
- wood. Oc11ist. Aur!st, md operative 8arEeoa~
Eo, ~ ENdolph st :nsas saefn,a aoase Chicago, n
Or T. pArforEns all the approved acctect ~ odnER
opezAdo5s fer Deaf1csa, Cataract. Artificial popG.
cleas sye: s;aDhy!oma ::5q!s Lsehry nais: md taa
Ecripuon. Artificial ey5s ea7-d:U7as, t1umpsu. Aust
clte 6onnd ccndHesofs acnuttic caaaes, satascs1p:
u1ua Alt l9nJ other QrhtaA.1ltc. A1d Ee.a8afca1
spasat"sn may s. had OF Dz. q. s1-m!U-laaak
, 1863-09-08

OnlIny return struck the n11ance ~
Ssp6 e a saa das 1sF5& . IT, IT,
fentes. 4 certatn Capt :" Faque+' was about
The f4t haan encountered, dust begrim med.
End rn weary from the long, toilsome
snAfH hut q clever and genial a3 eTer. The
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-14
gtraI Dutitts-
-EaERIYF'S SALE.
SAT- Of O4io. Kiiaton County.


R.aRaaa AsAurss h Son gItss.r IN Caars o.
.gasnsr SCoumon Pleas.
EA- EsattOn~ ct AZ poCts Ordsr os sale.
nERstTEEF ,so,tRs command % a. oElar ei
III sals IN de above cause to me- directed fE0m
tbs G6aHs sgGtmlnoP Pleas, ei the aforesaid
eounss Os Vinsoas wiN otieE asPahlie sails q.
IAs; lOes Of the CoHFs House, m thu Town Of
Glkrsknr, in aforesaid Vsglty Of Yinson, on
SatITdGg DC 23tk day Of 5SGy A. d. 1863
St fha s9gg SS' COS oTosoek P.A., eEsaid dayr tho
&lIb9JsZ Reag sstGSF sO-wh. Ahou. s9HsRsy
Sspss sf Iaud commencing at 5AO sout!s east qoT-
nBB of tie soaLi- east srSEtc5 eftbe aouth east
quarter Of Section number five, (&l ia Town
ship qzna 5ep Rins-. %, os RARgo n,slSer sigh'
tsss, bs, J in FintOa county Ohio thsnso west
to. the geek theHgs up tEs bad VI tho creek te
EsIOrsn Rsdferns Inns thgRes southeast Gloag
ss5d RsdfoTrs Hns 10 che .lor5h- east :oEner Of
tAosouth-Wsss qsaIteY o. 3he south west euaster
s. sectisD number four, ~ IN Township and
Range aforesaid. Thence south 70 ths soath
EsEner 81 said last named forty acre tract thence
Rnt TO tie place Of baginmG Also the north
half of M-lot number ninety y-seyeu, (gE.l sx-
Gsps ton Ssss oSof sOsth shls Of said neTth halt
Ass ghs west halfsf ln-los nmnbsr one hHn
dred and sixteen, tlI6,( n ths owe OF Near
MEJ Vint0g county 0AIO-
Yassp as tbs prope1ty Of f, 4. Brattcn, to
satisfy = Judgsasnt sfaiosssHid Cou5t, N tayoE
Il Richard Ashurss SoS-
Appraised As follows, te-wit : Ths first dc
sribsd Sealty &s eighteen Aandr,d dollars, and
lot nuInbaB ninety-seyen ss foEg agndTsd dol
hIs, lot number ono BdGdrod and sixteen al
ssVsRty- i've dollars, and rsuat bring tw thirds
Oh shat suIr-
TEENS OF SALE, cash in hand.
L.G. & e. l. BRows ARCH. NORRIS