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SHERIFE's SALE.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FLOODED sTOC
HORSES AND CATTLE

LAOLAEEld aINU On II LIZ
DY yirtus Of an order Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
= county, rendered at its spring term, 1868, in
certain .:auses therein pendingI will oderlfor sale ct
public RuctiOn 70 the highest aud best bidder, At
the farm Of A. Wilson Kelly, the Wheeling, West
Liberty and Bethany turnpike IN Ohio county, which
farm q now occupied by VIM. + id, on Saturday,
the 9th day Of june 1868, the following valuable
bio ded stock, the property of Hanson W. ohaplins
to-Wit: % -19tf -'5. --.
Two Blooded Colts, between and years old.
One Blooded Mare and Colt. a----...
Two three-year old BlOoded Colts.
One Bay Mare. @
Three Dnrham Cows. . . ..r d. 44IT
One White Durham Cav, With Calf at her side.
Terms OF SaIe-A credit OF four months the,
purchaser giving HE bonds with approved security,
said bonds bearing interest from day OF sale untl
paid. Sale commencing at 10 o'clock A. N.
ALONZO LOHING,
jun16 I'd sherido Of Ohio county.
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Jun16 t.
SheriR's sale.
VALUABLE HOUsEHOLD FURN .

Y NAI1UlAbI1H ELUUD HULD FUhW
TURE.
DT virtue ofan order of the CireHit Court Of Ohio
ID county, rendered At its spring term 1868, In
tain causes therein pending, will offer for sale at
public auction the highest and best bidder the
residence Rev. D. W. RisheF, on 4h street, city
Wheeling ON Tuesday, june 31th, 1853 The follow
ing valnabIs household furniture, the property Of
Hanson ". Ohaplina, ViEs Dressing Bureaus, Ward
robes, Chairs, Hall Rack Tables Stands. Washstands
Be isteads, Looking GLASSES Clothes Pre-s Mantle
Clock, Lounge and Matrass, Kitchen Safe, &e., &e.
Terms Of sAle--A credit of four months, the puT-
chaser. giving bond with approved secnTity, said
bond bearing interest from day Of saIs until paid.
Sale 70 eommenes at 20 O'Clock N.
- -sALAONZO LORING,
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BOARD AT SARATOGA SPRINGS

WAsHINGTON HALL Gate Mrs. Masou'sl so
w long aud fAyorRbIy known to Vidtors at the
Springs, Is NOW OPEN for the reception OF guests.
Ine house is large, delightfully."- situated BROAD
WAY, between the CONGRESS and EMPIRE
SPRIAGS, and Is surrounded by ample and beauti.
Iuily shaded grounds. Table first claSs-and the
roOma well adapted for families aud IlTg. parties OF
friends. For further particulars address WASH
IhGTON NHALL,SARATOGA APRINGS. juno I'm
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PRovOsT MARSHAL GENERAL's OFFICE,

! - WashingtOnI D. c. May I'd 1868. b
A Ii MEN who desire to join any particular Rsgi
IA ment Of Cavalry now in the held, are hereby
authorised to present themselves any time during
the next thirty days to the Board Of Enrolment in
their respective Districts The Board shall examine
them and determine upon their fitness for the SER
vice. and iffoupd to be it, the Provost Marshal Of thR
District sha give them transportation tickets to the
general Rendezvous, at the Headquarters OF the A.
A. Provost Marshal General Of the state. As
they present themselves at this general Rendezvous
they shall be duly mustered by mastering aud dis
bufsIng o6icer and paid by him the bounty allowed
by law. JAMES b. FRY, 90
my28 I'm Provost Marshal General
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al l II. ]. SAMUELS
AdIutant General Virginia.
HEADouAArERs 2lTH BRlGADE NJ, |
---- Wheeling, June II, 1853.

General Orders No. s, 1851 a.f5- 9iiEiak q ss4l .
In Pursuance Of the order Of the Cove nor Of
virginia OF thls date, all public arms and sccOu
tremeuts heretofore issued within the bounds ofthe
9Th and 5th regiments, required to be delivered
TO the c0nmaGants OF the seveTol e0mpAhIe within
their several company districta excepting only
as have been fec6ptet for BY the REGULARLY enrolled
members the different e0mpEntes Both the COM
missioned and uon-commissionsd oceTs OF these reg
ients are specially charged with the enforcement Of
thls order. The eommAndAnts Of companies will take
charge OF all arms aud ACCOMPLISHMENTS found within
their several districts and report 70 the regimentAl
IL me 9Th and 5th Regiments VIII mnster to-day
(Saturdayl the 18th inst, 1t 81 O'Clock p M, on
Fourth in ths city the right Of the 4th restng
ON Union street. and that Of the Sth Monroe street.
The several companies viii form at their company
parade ground Rt3 O'Clock p. M, where Rlter formG-
ffou the roll will be called, aud the company thence
marched 70 the reEimentAl ground.
III FS enable those Hable 70 military duty to obey
these ORDERS ali places of business Will be clossd At
25S O'Clock aud remain closed until O'Clock p. m.
BY order 3. Brig, Gen. AAfES- s.WHEAT. .
B. DAVENPORT, A. A. g.. jun13
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GRAND OPENING. 2
MRS. r. WALTERS.
NO.1sa MAIN sTREET.

Sign of the big Red, White and Blue Bonnet.
DEGINNING ON TUESDAY, the 9sth inst, will
ID open her large and magnificent stock Of Bon
nets and Millinery Goods, consisting Of Grapes, Silks,
strawH, Hats aud Caps OF all colOrs and the latest
styles.
she would specially invite the attention Of ladies
TO her large stock OF Bonnet Trimmings, Dress
TRAININGS, etc, etc.
She will be happy to SEQ her customers and ev-
cry one else who wishes to examine her goods.
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HR4DQUARTERs 24rH BRIoADE '. NJ, /
El.n.lI..n- llL .ln0 Z

General order, No. Z, 1861 = r
l. For general information, the following extract
from the orders Of the War Department of the Uni
ted States dated 9th June 1868, aud General Order
No. 2, of Maj, Gen. w. I. II. Brooks commanding
the Department Of the MonoHgahsa, OF the 10th Of
June, 1868, announced:
WAR DEPARTMENT s=-e71rgt
& - WASHINGTON CRY, - -
Tinna IQe3
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Cameron, June 10th, is.
HEADouAarERs DEPARTMEzr OF TIE MoHozsAHELA, I
Canaan, or., No fi''1RP5gt Y1ns 10 yFs 1873

The Presidents proclamation calling for SIX
months troops does not supefcode the orders estab
lishing Departmental Corps the nature OF which
serEies appears be misunderstood. II Il not de-
signed TO keep this organization In active Servce for
any definite period, but simply 70 establIsh and keep
up organization for the protection and dsfe1ee o.
the DspGrtm ent that IN be familiar TO every one
and eficisnt when required. After the particular
emergency is over the troops will be sent to their
homes, where they can resume their usual oeeupa-
ton Sndisturbed- They sal b. called ont only on
oceasi6ns ofthreteed dAhger dr ally for 10
speetlSn and Ibsruetinn SOr thI5last purpose, g IS
supposed fhat an ayerageJ Pet thaP one day
made by FOma OF patriotic citizens Of ths city
% advGnce tie aoFsrnhent tie 1eCessaFy monsy 70
have 70 wait the action Or CDnr press. Under no
eumstaDees can these troops be transfsrTed % any
Sy coafnSnd OF 8Iaj. Gen. ". I. b. BEooEA
n. BRESf sWEARrNQKS; Capt and A. A Gen
By oriersoF Brig. Gen. JAMES g WHEAT.
B. DAvENroRF, A. A.G. jun2z
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no! FOR THE SUMMER RESORTS.
The Ohio white Sulphur Springs

MILL be formally opened on the 18th Of June
w the anniVersary occasion Of the meeting Of the
Ohio Medical Society.
These SPRINGS, 30 national In reputation, and
popular in favor. are situated In Delaware county
Ohio miles from the Capital and i've from the line
of two railroads.
They will be under the exclusive control Of the
Proprietor, ANDY WILSON, ESQ., They WiIIbe con
Quoted with SPECIAL reference 70 place Of
ASAIoNABLE RESORT
relaxation Aue healthy improvement. They excel in
all these features ANY SPRINGS IN AMERICA
References to A. WILSON, Proprietor. PostofHce
addr-Ss' Lewis Center, Delaware county, Ohio
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9ailgs sntelligenfer
TERMS OF ADYERTISING.

TwELvESoLID LINES OF NoHPAHErI, CoR ONE INCH On
LESS, MAKE SoUARE.
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MOURNING GOODS.

DLAoK BAREGRS, at old prices. b. z-irf-u
ID BLACK Grape Aeretts At old prieea-- a
Black MoEam5iques at Old prices.
Black Wool DeIsioSs-- ----- .ll-l---i
Iupin's Black ChallyE I-f 20 zfl-a
All Of the best quality At
! niv20 -r.H y lHFlt - W. b. 8EN8ENETI9L
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The United States

The goods and chattels, credits
and effects Of the Bank OF the
Commonwealth
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lust RRCEIHED-A new stock or Dime Novels
d Dime Song Books, &C., all new and the .latesi
published For 1Aleby ~,
junl2 JOS. GRAVES / co.
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By order of the President.
[Signedl alli ~ So 4- Il. II. STANTON,
nfW War
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AND ENGLISH

3SES at the the VGrfsty
D. NICoLL + BRO,
, 1863-09-20
THE WAR III VIRGINIA.

"AsuScToS, Sept. 19.-A specis, dispatch
to the n. 7. Ersning Io*t sass: Alr tue
Richmond papers Of tho 10Th and nth, re.
ceiytd here, mention that Lees ARMY has
been IN liue Of battle for somc d:,ys. bstwa.a
tho RaI'idan and Orange Court House. bnt
seem to Ultimate that it will remain on the
defensive. This would seem to Indicate that
lcu is lot strong, and 1t il looked uoou as
cerh' natory Of the report that troops cavc
been sent south from Virginia.
An":ler e1ecid't to tile Ies., dated tue 10Th,
>:ys The fail,oad north Of II 4slington, which
was VI a*Eed away, has been repaired.
NEW YonK, Sept. IA special to the
New York Tribune says: The Lower Poto-
nae l., thoroughly cleared Of reoe1s.
Thirty or forty mounted men were seen
opposite Maryland Point yesterday, and
there Is Information leading to the belief that
tho c:.,.tots Of the Satellite and Reliance are
in Cone River, with boats, awaiting an oppor-
runity to capture the guard boat at Pine
Point.
ATmtrcss Monroe letter says the escaped
Fedc,al prisoners who have arrived there
from Richmond, state that the Notifications
Of PET. rsburg, Va, are quite formidable.
Tlcy ,,assrd three lines Of these and were not
iricrtereG with.
The tatnn l+tter ets*ns tt"~n ara ruu1ora
here ut the most exciting Kind. 1t Is stated
that Lee IL dcserting tho whole State Of Vir'
rIEia 10 ,pip Bragg. Charleston, it is report
cd, was ehell,3 fer three days, anil is.com.
rI.te'y destroyed. This is said to be coul'
r$tf 1,r al 4
, 1863-09-20
FROM NEW ORLEANS,
Cunboat Clifton Destroyed, a:,d
the Sachem Captured By the
Rebels In the Sabine
Pass.

New ORLEANS, September 1s.-The steam
CT Cromwell, from New Orleans. scpt,.a4oar
1ath, arrived at l o'clock .. IN. The r Sd ID
meagrc.
Gen. Grants wound was much better, and
hc w"u1d be ahle to start for Yieksbueg IL u
lev days.
TIE bea1tl, Of the city is better than at any
tine for years. Ttcrs II no yellow fever.
Gen. Sheyley tad arrived.
The Vorid's New Orleans correspondent,
writing on the 11th inst, gives come account
Of movement, probably On Texas, In three
columns, under Gems. franklin, Washburne,
aud Heron.
The guhboat Clifton, while passing through
Sabine Pass, was exposed to raking fire,
which reduced her to total wreck, killing
or wounding all on board. Tic guabo:t
ssche1n, which was in company with the
Clifton, was captured.
, 1863-09-20

- Capt. Dillingham;, Of the ship Snow Saual,
~hIci, nrlivcu ut MN York On Tuesday list,
traln rsnanE, makes tue followins report:
July :s, lat: 20 deg. & min: ard Ion Is deg.
by +. half E., u!st,nt lU0 miles, 5 IL O'CLOCK
=. nj, made sail ahead, with which ue catue
up VI, rapidly, soon made her out to bu
bAlk ttaIa1lnE tic same coMrxu 1s ourselves,
unctf ~hule io1 eatls, wo having royals aud
I'M mat ttuddlpE sails het: Set our ensign,
which was answered by tho American ensign;
apr arl,cd her We observed no uaulu on her
sfen, which aroahcd our suspicious; VIC wsro
1ron hailed, "wAeru front aud bound ~ which
having answered, VIC asked, ''wlat sllp,' aud
receives! for reply. "hcave to ~ - - senu a.
boa, t;sa n3SnS''af " shis ~ sr
ibrcc r,u,boala parts were opened. and as
u..ns guns run out aud upon US, We oelng
NC y e.c now fully aware oft character Of
the stranger, anu having smart ship uuaeF
fuot, ~~td fully resolved 10 surrender only
wltp the last hope Of escape WAS gone: IT,
Questsrg my wife to return TO the bin. Of
dc1vd the helm, hove up, aud all possible sail
1ne u1r, iiIea blank shot at us, which having
no et!tct, was soon followed by solid she's,
Which fill short ahout thirty feet. At the
same time the Confederate tiAg took the place
of tlu Stars and Stripes; We now shot ahead
VI lar, when slle mad. Sail Sd last Us possible,
aid envc chase after us. II soon baSome bnt
too arrascnt that she was TOO light for US,
being In roud ballast trim, willis we were
very deep; the wind, in tho meantime, oecom.
Ing light npd unsteady. with every propcct ol
callu. We, therefore, On consultation, deem.
u |: advisable to Tighten the ship as tho only
| possible chance to cecare, aid immediately
| stovv several casks OF Hater, aud hove over
heard Il considerable quanli1y Of provisions
| of tlac cargo, 1t abcut o'clock the chase
swurg braAd.fde to and tisel . shot Ut us, bn'
without effect, and then continued the chase
Soon al1eE this, finding that We were distan
cling him, we desi*t1d from tightening th'
ship, all hands uniting In thanking Got fal
| His GracIous deliyelauca.
, 1863-09-20

n'eht for tho consideration Of the Governor
snd Board Of Directors. Envelopes enclos.
!rE tnc1 correspondence should be endorsed
"Sanita1J Bnsincssh
vigorous measures are b.ing adopted to In.
ctease III c1ntribnlians Of money and aup-
1''le8. 1hc Directors have resolved to hold
!neeting on Wednesday evening, the thirtieth
Inst, az Deca'ur, durin. Iue State Fair, and
OIL fre; ds are Invited tn lnest with them, and
~ their odrlce and coh,1.bu:i ms to lend
he't1ns hand to tie good c4uze~
. recommendation is also m.de to coz
t1t,utore at County Fairs to donate, for in.
1hc4tlate shipment, vegetables on exhibition,
such 70 rots4toes, onions, bsets aud turnips,
hnd TO 1.ise IL fund by . sale At anc.inn Of
tuch other articles Ct ia. DC ooua I'd FOR Thai
Cusruse.
This is . general outliue Of the policy Of
!le Crne1ut. sl"1, ~ ?: pft:=nt o+;.o3zed. and
1t c1n1uerdH itself TO the confidence and
teEr:ous su, pn.t Of all good c..tzsns It
ncfs 10 frfrruty cud harmonious reiatipn
wi'h %"Lef ssn'il.r organizations. WLiic not
will ko.cing Is nl; to tllL SICK aul YuauleJ
eoldtess of o;4str States il setks til oayu the
rcndef its friendly ui;iccs 10 those ftum our
own State
barc .ee1 Instructed, If de=:re1, to vIslt
ss Ian. Con1.s: f4lrs. the present. fill. ~ I
n'ny be *b}u IL Gu. lni thu PIT pn..: If l4si1g
betu'e the pspl!e oltlc StatG Iae waats Of uar
UPON us fur rteir rt:i.1.
CiiizeIn II ll'i:o's! will ycu continue to
!tIc to these esci~ttes 3oEr :,+ce:nu sNp.
1:cf': TIE S'a.e ~L1vn u46 I'd iasisuiY
1H'uI.tf s.ut its bl.,s.h' sni t:.asae. 70 min
tain 'Ae government er. .,li..lrI by t.u-
tahiti - 1si frgl sur: VAL hot 1.o.g, -Wa-sa It's
Eahl.arl-a are: ~ aA,~lt,:y a.1 on. homes IN:
1'ss s'ctn the FL rtnCr uf = 1us':ts seidl-ty,
ies5t:tt: 10 1ra' pr.!n, lily :.;.i g*ntrot,.!y
"1ti 'h;fc Win :.o" c4!l FOR oar 1:d aud
s5n TRfh} I" their hour a1 gr1.:-sL ,,sr1.
tir f1raF3s ''f :tn 'tlisnsHnc !liialt; coih;eTs
Iaay ts :,1aodxi.cd by ys'as ,2ant,.:s or chilled
W 5our !" E!"cs .Autau,utt 'aIts, wl.tter
wthcs. aoG possibly IN active ea1paign will
1neftase that ncnlbsr. Personal :atien1ion IL
tt "a aia garrison s6.f ital, chc:rin, n 3rr}s of
hintnes6 and Substantial t:.ken. Of yORr 10.
AtnIufdEct IRE AD3r3 tnEive.
OIr soldiers ate Ill volunteers. The a!2cri-
~ Sid unabint*y with which the7 entered
tile service, aid now proudly represent onr
st4t" IL the h:has4 nf the rrpanIic, have pro-
sFc.:L y.,a ftc ii brt,'., cGuI,,l'eu bs daft
to bear arms as..;.'n-: Jnur will. Wt.a they
lcft ho1ue tLG lov.L Olga they boru w1.Il
tEcn' cur e1iei6h Ie.'lsatsca tai nO:hing .ncc-
tsEatt TO their cus: fort SHOULD be withheld,
IH appealing t:itic!ore 10 ynu their fAthera
a1'd Muthers, Bis1;is acd brothers, iu their
III half yHil Heed not be rha.indcd that those
lfoi''ts';* arr not fofgotten; nor lh1t for
every colntor: given, for cv7cY lirdue,5 be-
slowed, for every tuk-n of your rsa,em.
hrance ard love, the consciousness Of faith
Lept aE1 duty donc, will be. III all your Joys
.at sorrows, Inorc precia2s than earthly
treasnies. :Al.LEs G. FULLER,
Adi1tlut General,
, 1863-09-20
FROM DUBUQUE.

ispecta. Dispatch to the okiego Ttionns.1
Drnuqut|S Sept. ~, 1859.
The Corpcrheads and the t-nion men Of
this city haye felt the pulls. Of the great
crowd which has gathered herl from all parts
of the State to attend the Fat. Last night
Augustus Caesar Dodge was ANNOUNCED to
speak. Not two hundred PC t to The Court
House to hear lin. To.sight Hon. John 4,
Easson addressed an ;mnen1 meeting. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
itras fitting close to the tteat Fair. He
sent the people. to their ho;Aes convinced
that the more zealous!y they went IN for the
CIion cause the sooner Will ccs{e the da,u-
nation ot SoutserE aud Lome tr(itors. The
Influence Of the meeting wI1 he fit for good
all over the State.
The trottirg aud riding e:tactel to-day
we're witnessed bJ great multitude. G. j..
Cummings Dubuque horse, Backekin, won
the citizens county purse. s:hs four hun
cred dol1ars sweepstakes w-A won By Ne
boc'ish, Of Dtlsillc. Mics M4FyFGray, Of Du-
buqce, WAS awarded the cso hundred aud
twenty five doilarBaddle for hest Kidding on
hc1flback. II
, 1863-09-20
FROM NORTH eAR2[|asA
A HEAVY REBEL. FORCE At
KINGSTON.
Thirty Thousand Rebel Troops
Passed Through Raleigh
Recently.

New YORK, Sept. ia Ecwnera letter
Ct the 18th to the Herald, says:
intelligence from the front announces tls
arriTal ofa large force Of the enemy at Kings
ton, consisting OF cavalry, infantry aud astil-
1e1y. The main body consists of cavalry,
which Is reported to be Imboden'e, from vir.
gInfa- The cavalTy is aaid to number Il, 100,
but this figure IL probably exageratea. 10
North Carolina troops arc mentioned as being
among the new arrivals.
"EetHcen 20,t00 and Coo rebel troops
pass through, or we're within the vicinity
Of Raleigh 4 few days since.
Alfred Stanley, brother Of Ex-Gov. Stanley,
was nrrested III Little Washlnstona Il few days
sgo, hy Lieut.. o'Brien. Stanley liyea in the
sicir:tg Of Little Washington, about mile
snd q half from town, aud is 3 substantial
AID influential citizen, Of secesh procliyities.
Hc seeUs to be sincere In hle oplui61is, and is
lot inclined 10 let any Opportunity slip to
show his haired Of the Yankees. Hc Ii re-.
Ported ~ have rassrd our liu4a aid denounced
Uiien citizens IL kirston, causing their a1.
real, apd committed etber acts III det.iucat
ef tie interests Of the Government Of the
UniIeo States. On bis arrest, Stanley =aid he
lad donc nothing but what he believed to br
bis cu'y. aud would do it again Hs is now
in thu Little Washington Jail,
, 1863-09-20

4 BRILLIANT LITTLE UNION
VICTORY,

toptSA0 0lspste1 10 1he chicago Tribunal d.
ST.Lou1s. Sept. 19, 1858.
The following dispatch announcing the
tttal rout Of Coffee and Brown, has Just been
received:
HEADQUARTERS. SrRtSGF1xIp, Sept. u, 1863.
To MAI. Genera! sehoesld:
The following dispatch has just been re-
csiyeC:
sESfc. NATION, Sept. Isl attacked tue
combined torres cf Coffee and Brown at this
p1,cc. cEe mile west Of Enterprise, At tho
uortt Of Buffalo Creek, this morning, at ten
O'clock, and after m engagement Of two
hours, completely routed them, driving then,
south1atd in disorder. = As the engagement.
occurred !: decse grape vine thicket, it Is
liz. cs>ihle to estimate the eneny's rumbsr
or tEe;r lcas. .Fiya arc known to have been
killed, md . Capt. R. II. Johneon, learn, Is
el~c Of them. have lost noae in either kill
I'd. rnu1ded or missing.
The n s',e's report their forces variorsly At
!. COO II 4,co0. 11s farce Is 3Cp stro3c.
~ {sigmd) N. LARSE HARRISON,
j. NcSs1L, Brig. Gen. Commanding.
Maj. Ger. It',rter arrived in this city this
1ae.nirE from The East. lie comes as Pre-i-
Gcbt cf the Csmu4ie.lor, appointed bT thc
Ssrtttary # War, to investigate tue burning
Il the steamer Ruth, a14d the destruction OF
the ,500,tcu Government fnuds with her.
Between twenty and thirty secession eympa-
tLizcrs arc to be sent S,uth tomorrow. They
30 10 Lizzie Rcck, ria Helena.
Tic Two provisional regiments 1eceaily con-
Ecsipt* i, the 10th and It'll, haze becu relieved
fiou duty, the emergency fer calling them
ont having passed. The leaders Of tho mu-
tiny Il, the latter arc to be *zied ~ court nlar.
1,at, aEo the other mu.iaeers arc to be- sent
IT, Ks,:ia.
, 1863-09-20

II
!! Fcrt Moul!rie is situated on Sultivan's Isl-
:nnd, opposite Fort Sumter, but rather up tho
..harbcr, ard about one aud a half mile distant,
~ is, properly speaking, huge mortar bat
|fery, with anxiii.ry works, having no case
311ncnts. but ri h Immense bon,, proofs. Ifs
armament originally consisted Of Given heavy
= guns aud ecSeEal ,no1ta.s. The outer and In
ncr walls arc c1 brick; but ffncc tha rebrls
hive t:d possession Of il, j. has been backed
up ard strengthened ay sand bags. The walls
are t;ii,d with tarth and bricked with Gtcue,
making solid wall sixteen feet in thickness.
The work vas much strengthened previous to
lie t..u.hardlnens Of 1861, aud WAS In com
1nand # Major Ripley, formerly Of Tao United
States Army.
Fo.t Moultrie mounts fifty guns, few o!
which arc in bomb proofs, while others are
Unprotected with sand bag ra1npaits and trav
Ferees. 4 new bomb proof Was erected about
=: pne yc:,r ago, on tho parade ground, for. sol
diers 10 retreat to 1hcu hard pressed by hos
tile shells. With this exception there ha:
been no Important alterations made iu thl
wcrk. 1T Inns BEEN said BY our naval otIl:cEf
( who took part in tho Iron clad attack Of April
:. 1sG3, that il they could pass Moultric, thort
!, MAS uotLing in the harbor that could prevent
1he capture Of tie other forts and Charleston
, 1863-09-20
FROM PEORIA.
TIE NATIONAL HORSE FAIR,

tsrccial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbnnc,1
" PEORIA. Sept. 10, 1858.
1t ias hcen a very pleasant day aud large
tic norss Fais. The following entries were
zadc:
noaDs7ERs. THREE YEARS CID.
Gen. Hooker, HIGHT bay, T. c. Reeves, pekiu.
sttriNn i. Dou::las. Da.ct JOAN, \. Chambers,
Starlsy pouslas, Elssk, VIM. Thompson, MAJ
First premium, 5000 IN plate, Gen. Hook
er; $a.W lu l.'atc, Stephen A. Douglas.
cEa>s +. r.-Torn YEAR OLD z1so1 TING COLTS.
Juo. Dlsck, Jo!.It Lick, Peoria.
Flying cloud. tdatk loa1le) John Se1tze1, Peoria,
1'otie,. (chesinut.) g. Il. Dixon, Elmwood.
t;lay Eagle, tsray,} Z. {. Cummings, Pekin,
First premium, 5000, to Pottcr-tiu,c,
SIT; sccordpzemiun, $500, 6ray Eagle
tjme, 3:l9.
The ilfet thing in the afternoon Was tho
prec- iun4s awalded to ladies'. a large crowd
VEG In atttendarce, aad the utmost good or
der prevailed. Mrs. Cassie Bond, CT Bloom
ipgtou, took the first premium. Mrs. E. j.
Jackton, Of Stark county, took the seventh
premium.
FASTEST TRo1T1So aElp1So on r1I1Ey 70 uAn.
EEas.
ESrn,Es-ret, Ii. Yates, Chicago.
kentucky Maid. Vim. King. pekln.
Grey C'ond: a. D. Carson, Galesburg.
Sweet 1!ricr, John Chambers, Lacon.
Ok! Tom, $. H. Hickey, LaSailc.
OLE Tom took the first premium, getting
the first heat In :a;;ls, Sd in 3.I5, 4th In :,i5
Girsey took the. second premium. Time:
a.iS, 23.41, ss45, Much excitement prevailed,
and considerable betting. +.
CLASS c. c.-stow MULE RACE.
There we're three entries mud great deal
offun. One boltcd the track, md after run
Mig I'll over the grounds, came in last, Win
nirg tie first premium of sa5. The first ouc
in got tie second premium Of SO.
TLc Fair haf beenu complete success, ,fInan'
Gully and otherwise. AL the preaaiutoE
vere ratd to u'sAt, ,rd tho exhibitors art
satisfied.