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, 1863-09-26

TIE TEXAS ExPED1r1oS.-Gen. franklin
aud Commodore Bell, who planned and IN
dertook to execute the conquest Of Northern
Te1as by way Of Sabine Pass, are severely
,censu1ed. N&ya1 officers who knew the
ground, and the rebel 1means Of defense, pre-
dicted failure In, advance. It Is understood
that the expedition set sail for another point
on the Texas coast Immediately After ita rc.
;urn to New Orleans.
, 1863-09-26

- The Coppe1head concern is chatter
ing about some telegraphic dispatch which
it says appeared simultaneously in the
TRIBUNE, when it ought to hare appeared
first in its columns, While it's attention is
directed to the subject Of dispatches, will
it have the goodness to explain on what
principles Of honesty, honor, or decency it
inserts the specials Of the TRIBUNE, as its
own thathappen to fall into its hands by the
mistake Of the delivery boy? This scurvy
trick has been played on us more than
once by the secesh concern.
, 1863-09-26
GbifaQo Gribn1tt.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER se, 1863.


AS'
opsease d olspos1tlon manuestea on
w l'4,t VI Gas!efn 'outnansts' 10 blame
ssu- s ou'nsiue 'ot no9 naS1ng joined bis
4o.ess ~ 4nose VI aosec1ans oelofe the
4sos'e asuaeseo 'ne lu''e1' out We pelle'e
%uat "aen tAe 'ae's o'e Ano"n " "aA Turn
oe1 eom no ola1ne hnohlu pe attached to
MN on 1ns account. Gen. burnside is no
iaegafd. lie can move al army over a
longer distance in given time than any
general in the American service, except
den- Blunt. He swept into East Tcnnes-
sec at an extraordinary rate OF speed, oc-
cupied Knoxville, and captured the gar
r1son at Cumberland Gap ABOUT TINS
Time burnside heard that Longa1leess
corps o. so'ooo men were mo'1ng SCUM.
4ae nao Eou 1saso4 " 49, ueS lucy
"e4e sT"4 ucs'9u %ae ~. 1 M; rne ~ n.ee III"
W. :" l+os' -se. 49, 1"1 t311 oao ~. lom
.4,s a ~. "as r o~.s ~ noA' II
"ou'a ~ =, Deeu 4npaiuonaole careless
As,e ". ~1s 20. " Dnuslue '" na'e omit
eu o1e'4o'Ans o1e oi1usee Oh tna1 ROAD,
.oos Nay nos'neast VI Ano2V1lle, md to
.ake otaer vigorous measures OF defence.
he mas mol pcen idle. Perhaps it was the
kno"ledge Of What he was doing that
changed the destination Of Longstreet's
column from Knoxville to Decatur, Geo.,
and IRON there to form Junction with
braggs, Johnston's, and Buckncrs forces,
tor the purpose OF falling suddenly upon
Rosecrans before be could be reinforced BY
bafnsae OF 1raat' IL ls quite probable
1hat II burnside a1sef takng knoxville,
hao mafcned 10 Cha1tanooga and united
Ills corps with hosecrans, that Longstreet
would have swept down through East
Tennessee gobbling up all the attachments
lett behind, and then passing through
Cumberland Gap, have fallen upon Rose
Grams line OF communications, compelling
him, possibly, to evacuate Chattanooga
and retreat to Nashville.
The great blame, mismanagement and
want Of foresight, must fall on Halleck for
not sending portion Of Grants idle vet
Grams to Rosccrans. Two months ago he
might have sent forty thousand men from
the Army Of the Mississippi to the Army
Of the Cumberland. Had Rosecrans been
reinforced in August with such column,
by this time he would be in the heart of
Georgia, and within striking distance Of
Charleston, Savannah. or Mobile. Not
having adopted this plain, common sense
line Of operations, Halleck must do his
best to retrieve his gross neglect or want
Of ordinary foresight, by reinforcing
Rosecrans from Grants army, and from
, 1863-09-26
The 9f;t1. Illtnof. I'm the Into Hatt1

The 9Gth Illinois In the late Battle.
We learn, By private dispatch. that the
96th Illinois was conspicuous in the recent
great battle in Northern Georgia, and lost
heavily. Lieut.. Colonel I. s. Clark was NOR.
tally wounded. Capt. B1odgett and Lteut.
Blowrey were also wounded. No further
particulars.
, 1863-09-26
&isfflIn,1sunE.
I0IH$.

The August number OF The Dlb:e E11-inzr. edl.
editorial notice:
IODINE WATER In this number Of ou7 na{azine
we 11trc1uce to 1hf attention Of readers this med
seal rreparatot We Fave oons y, not for pay. nor
nent-foE we have NJ i1o.ml5 declined :seH-bnsEr1:
fude TO God and q bente pf obltghtp1to Dr. Ande19
Co. has made ~ tns IT re toli3xiaz: 49,.
oeel afflicted for soI dozaa 5eass more Of ess. with
painful lwellDEs and i1hamnau uoEs In various part&
death thea respite for season bus o1ly tor
trn OF the dseAse with u1o:e violence For the psst
tb:se yeashe las had a. cpea sore q hs h:e.s aad
his throat that Va. lspiy ns5ssstng 70 tas dssola;
to d; Ande1s CO, 81 the use of tte Iodine waser
tie uicesat9n Ia bis throat dlsarpea-ed Il short
was apparently Eeaed. aod his general health muca
Improved. TIL con, VT OH I had feared would fAlE
asleep II death before ths Summer shonld cose !.
health a. is coman to oor mortal stste n Eratltnde
to God Who has thus acRwered prz.at and In lus:cd
to Dr. An5ets q Co.. Ihaye made this tts:ement salts
ted 1hAt ttere Il virtue II tho Iodine ater
which the readers Of this magazine wf thank IT, Edi-
tor fot bringing to taetE notice. GEO. STORES"
Iedioe water is solution Of purs Iodlae II p1ra
, 1863-09-26

- Our reports Of the campaign in Ohio
continue to Indicate increasing enthusiasm
on the part Of the people. Everywhere the
Union meetings are very lnrge, and an equally
encouraging feature is the holding of town.
ship neetiLgk every evening, where neigh
bcrs meet to hear the great question to be
decided in October discussed The people
are evidently realizing the importance Of put.
tirg down the home rebels through the bal.
lot boz next month. They see very clearly,
and are fully convinced, that Vallandigham
is as dangerous an enemy to the country, and
as fully stained with the crime Of treason as
JEFF. Davis, the only difference being that one
is fecret p1otter, while the other is In open
war against the Government.
, 1863-09-26

burnside Arrived.
We are advised that Gen. Burnside arrived
at The front yesterday, In full force, aud Is
ready to help our gallant army.-<'aAriKs
U'tion, 23d.
We sincerely hope the above news Is true
but have not as Jet seen ary confirmation
, 1863-09-26

ORDERED TO Jo1S THE ARMY.-The
troops which we're detailed Tor service in
New York and Brooklyn, during the progress
Of the dr5ft, hare been ordered to the Poto.
mac army. Gen. Dir thanks them for their
unequal1ed discipline while in the Metropo-
iE-uot = single complaint Of i'll conduct
having been brought to his notice.
, 1863-09-26

STATE N1LlIIA+
The table Of the State militia is the same az
1t has been for years, South Carolina, Geor
gin, Alabama, and other Confede1acies''
being credited with the number Of militia re-
ported by them In the last returns made to
the Adiutnnt Geuerals Office. The last re-
turn from Mississippi was made in 1888.
Delaware has sent no return since 1897. The
follo,s Inn caana1ffea nra rcnortai.
, 1863-09-26
TIE GREATEST MEDICAL
j. DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

DIX. IkEsSNEUTs III 1kU1UufS5 N1Nssst
Fss discovered a COMMON PASTURE WEED, TINT
cures Ecrotnla, Efytpelao. Salt Eheur,, RtngWo.m,
Scale Head PfmpfeB, liberated Sore Legs kCs3ed
ard Blothes q every name and nn.ure. When every
ot er bco3 pusiner has fAitd 1ry this cd standard
a. popular remedy. Eo1 sale By all Druggists.
, 1863-09-26

coHM1ssAn1Es OF SUBSISTENCE,
E. r. Goodrich, Iaml Simmons, jog. s. Smith,
]. McL. Taylor, Rdbt. bt.AcFeely, John E. Coale,
Geo. Bell, Francis Dari, Geo. q. Wood,
4, r. Porter, G.J. Taggazt, Geo. G. Knifin,
Saml McKelry, S.H. Sturdcgant, JOS. G. Crane,
II. Il. Morgan, John c. Cox, Jas. r. Paul.
Albert S.Auetfn,J. u, SanderaQn, Geo. ". Burton
, 1863-09-26

NOTICE.
Most buyers OF tho above class of Goods Will be
aware that atessrs JOHN WILSON son hage had
special AEen for the sale OF ther Manu- actue8s In
tie Unlted etates and CauadB through the medium OF
house OF which the founder OF their f1, afr. John
The partnership Terminated. fas % sr wilson yas
hsg ecttny 20 i1fosm thsis friends. and bagers
+ y Eot tbeis Intention appoint another nat they
the house referred TO, through other houses. With
mort or all Of which Mes5is- Wilson Il Son have dora
Tie business Of MessSs jolly WugoS & SON Ess
established ii the year 1850 and It Is their determna
ton, reea1tess q eIpense to rai7tan Tue tupe5or
the high reputation which they have. for 90 long
pla Messrs jolly WILSON & SON invite special At.
teltion to the MARKING OF their Goods. EoART1CLK
y of their manu4ctuIe but such as is stamped with
" Four P.ppercorns and Dtamoad.}-n
oH>ADprT1oy 70 THE NAME IN one Of the follow.
<cN Ing forms:-
IMx1soN ~ 845vI1scx & 4,.u,1sox
* Y TAaRA2;TEnR =F1lEp sTEEt &
rs 0LW1IsoS * : !:w1Iso
, 1863-09-26
STAFF OFFICERS OF ARMY CORPS WITU
RANK QE LIEUT. COLONEL.

ASSISTANT AD1CTANrs GENERALS.
L. Richmond, Jos. Dickinson, Calvin Goddard
t. Il. Pelouze, r. B. Irwin, Lyme Stallins,
J. Il. Taylor, ". 3. 8cates, Nicolas Bowen,
F. r. Locke, Il. G. Rodgers, ", Il. C1cse-
C. c. Suydam, +. A. Walker, bfough,
TIA, Mysenberg, II. r. McAIahou. Geo f. FLINT.
]. A. Rawlins, Chas .ktngsbury, 0rson Hart,
c. G. Ha1pin, South Hoffman,. L. Hammond
Nm r. Clark A. J. Alexander
, 1863-09-26

Major Robh writes 70 the Governor that |
the hospitals at Memphis we're never 30
, 1863-09-26
{Ftom Our Regular cor1eepondeat.)
SrREur1ELD, Septembe. n, 1868.
4NoTTTpT eprcE oE u~lp

{Ftoiu Our Regular Cor,eepondeat.)
srRHornLp, September Fl, 1863.
ANOTHER sPECK oF WAR.
Another of those attempt5 of Copperheads
rrto,tnr,ta1v sn oo,nmon !, tho stst. toa1-
aAAe'> :. eoaeaaAo0 ~ NV esese' sooA
Place at LOUISVILLE, Clay county, few days
since. Some six ar efrht soldiera had re
+n,rad from fr,,t,e arrov -, .c,x,a1oh =,
.eo 4.9t. u4s ".n1' VI 4a1tousu' "
t1at paft OF the county q ten days since.
Among them was Lieutenant: also one or
two con+s,ns The 1fau+a,o,t v,a5a .oua
~ sa>,'1~x ~ .4-u,.- -o "N',1 s 4..Aoo eo"o
uefaslFo remarks respecting Pallano1eham
Democrats. This raised the anger Of one Dr..
Talliferro. editor ofo pe+tv r.onnarbead abaat
called the Sov,nr,n 1u;not: H.re1s IT, ahusaa ns.
tsa I,antanaa. I = @"+ ao.t ~, ne'asa ns aousea
the L1eatenant great deal. Subsequently,
Office and demanded an explanation or retrac.
- ~ . ~. ar.-e.N. 90 o1 ~ a1a. 1o...
uoa o1 luz onenslse language usee.' ous IN
stead of retractiug, the editor struck the
Lieutenant severe blow upon the head.
nnI;up the melee wh,cb ensuad ona Ftn1av
uu.4.-a, ~ ~ .,te .a,S:. WIZ su1uu, oao s41,es
70 returned so1aef} II Is supposed, fired OF
pistol. he no doubt aimed to kill or wound
Talliferro. but the ball did no damape. Na,t
dav Tn1Jifarro Ind Finley orraa,a7 ~ r,ot -.
~ Lit. 44~asso 4ol .1''i pat
tus solo4ets are apout 10 return TO the army,
their fur1oughs having expired. and thew
were determined flint Finley abou1d M ,1onr-
" ..,,, +1,o ~. .c m',.r a'oAs'
nom eaaS ~. ths W " Mar. Ialier1o Was
oia;i 1a h ,t ~ dnef saoala oe irlea by the
that he ehnnid ~ eions gftS Ws9 3 4 4s
la. sran ae ~ Fhoa e. nong Mlta t9em TO the
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Liysrv lIss Uf Reasonable Tsrsas.
PACIFIC HOUSE.
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the house Ter ths comfort aad pleasure sfgnasss
during their stay.
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Ha SEIfHEg THg PREsIp MT
10 oOAlBESS GAN ENANgiPATk
IsaSeaESo Ar sf0RRgTa1AN THEE
IolN aRHssH BILLS OF DIVORCE. !"
lA1E Gss, Hmry pssstes. u as.lt+4 |
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ATTORNEY At 54AW ,

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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Franklin Hanbmsn, Eienar Tweedy. An erew
T~evdy, Hsai On q Co., Connable 4 Suiyth, De.
PENDANTS:
You ahd each OF ypa are hcreby notified That there
~ nov on ne in The CLERKS pis ofthc District Court
~ Les connts, Iowa. III ke.kuk, pet tioa aud an
amended pstition q Hiraa GassSy Claiming u Yudx
Ment against Soa Frsnktin Harshrntn and Eienor
fwteiy for the Three Thou sand Dollars and "
asnnst att tine sbuvD named defendants .ainnx thr
foreclosure vi n Nortgage made by said Frunktia
arshtnan and sientr Twvety tD Chas Mason ard sine
- isn-d TO said Hiram barney, heinR upon The
esst halt OF u. north vest quarter Y vi Sectt
Iwsntl -sLfss, ~ In Township 1851 aerth rasss Ava
tSl west ~ Ia. county, Iowa; Aso praying fr the
Of said promises 10 pay on said cl the a.
ishmeut u the equity of rsd.mv.on and for ssasra
L rriiei with
And untess you appear And answer said petition a
or hefare Of Inv second dsy OF the next fern
sAa Goust. to commences krckak on The lei Monda,
OF september A. w., less, judgment will be had b
default ii. SCOTT HOWELL
nAyA-dAw Attorney tos HlAlnklx.
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THE GATE CITY.


Cincinnati, May 5, 1868.
Vallandigham was removed from the
military prison tonight, and 10 nov cot.-
fined in the Newpor, barracks, Troops
have been sent froni Columbus, this even
Ing TO quell the Dayton disturbance.
The following particulars of the affair
have just been received: There has been
good deal Of excitement to.d day but no
disturbance occurred It'll, after dark -
Groups OF people have congregated oh the
street corners d,scussing The arrest Of Mr..
Vallsndigham, aud dsnouncing tie man
ner IN which it was dune. A large num-
Der Of wagons with Vallandigham' friends
came IN To day from the country and
joined in the crowd,
Al dark company OF between 500 and
ooO persons proceeded 10 the Journal otfi.
&C, and commenced heoiing aud yelling
Presently so'De few bricks and stone we're
thrown breaking In the windows and
doors. Soon alter several pistol shots
weru fred into The building aud the torci.
was applied. The Journal building was
soon completed. Quilted, and the a. mes
spread TO the adj lining stores.
One man 10 the crowd was severely in
jured by brick thrown by rowdy The
IRE spread to the hat store vi Leobeld the
cigar store of Damon 4 Boonstein and
tic GoPei Herald Office. and AZ far back
as Shields livery stable, all Of which were
completely destroyed.
There is runEor that one bridge on the
Aenia railroad towards Columbus, has
been destroyed. All the wires through.
out the city have been cut down, aud The
up town Office has been closed.
At II o'clock the mob quoted down
and the troops were on the ground guard
ing the engines, which were at work.
John Loves house was attacked anC
some windows broken open, when th.
troops dispersed the crowd At ll:3O D
M. all was quiet.
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At the cargo sale ut Wilmington, last
week, things went on swi,nuingiy until
the sale WAS about to close, when quad
Of men with muskets appeared ut the door
and demanded that oil men under forty
shaw their papers, About half reg
inient, more or lees, failed 10 produce their
protection" and were marched off by
the GU I'd
We learn that two or three were taken
oft the cars yesterday. by order of the
comfnandani Of conscrip,s, some of whom,
after examination, were released, and 9th.
ers retained.
We would have no man deprived of his
liberty without 1ast cause, but We verify
believe that spectators and extortioner,
will conquer the government and bctray
the cause of the S,uih ii not speedily pul
down. Raleigh On. c. Progress.
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NOTICE.
Original NOTICE.

TO auth w,riek, Geo W Wynek, John Hornish, I
pSimPsoh A lay, jeremiah Day. & Ray, r
Lowe GTtnnan, Geo w Taylor. parrou Il Co,
sAmi bissk, 7 W Phinney. kara Potter, A @ Gsn.
pen sha Whllsm Muller, executor OF Jacob Miller
deceased, Is mh il Pat AcMahn8s wnl A X L
kuddiek Michael Kelly 4 .s. Kelly. kadc & Mur
ply, GarlottsGn, Jsmes barrows, Mary Powers.
John w Rankin, executor 81 III II, Evans James
Gordon, wm Eadeies, DsnI " ood~ ard aid aen-
dali, Hoae Co., Drtcndsnts:
You and eeeh ot you, are hereby notified that
u die IN the Office of the Clerk tAe District
GoutI Il. for Lee County. Iowa, At hrokak, Pc
titon Of Hiram Barney claiming judsmt nj tofv
eivsaFs Of AonSsEt agsin { ga Ruth w5rick above
named ior the sum Of Fifteen hundred D0iaas with
eh par eeat Interest from the Isl day II Jns $50,
and special and GET era execution sgaiast kuth
rick and Agaipsi sli said Abaye ed.
praying aisa Ter the for closure eta Mortgage given
sald Ruth "yriek 10 chaties Ass.n apon the w-st
afthe west Of the n. w u Of Sceat .a2l Towns b .
0sl north OF kAogs tol west I'm Lee Goa " Iowa the
sale OF sas MOI tgApt "a premises TO pss debt
the extaguishment % EQUITY Of redemption ther eli
Tor costs aud general relief.
And unless You appear and answer said petition on
or before noon of The second day OF nj ss rm o.
said Court, commencing al ksokgk The Arst Monday
OF set ifiaher A D., 1853 judgment ard deer q
yin be had therein as prayed tor bs aefauit.
IL SCUTi HOWELL
may4-d4w Attorney for PlAin1iG.