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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
TIE DEFEAT OF SHELBY.
Omcinl Report Of Gen. Brown.
HEADQUARTERS IN TIE FIELD. MARSHALL. Mo-, I
Ocfoher II lsfl


GENERAL: I have the honor to report that,
after following the enemy through Cole Camp Syracuso
and Boonve skiimishing with bis rear all the distance
he wes forced to make stand at Merrns Crossing Of
Sal, Fork, q point eight miles southwest Of Arrow
Rock and about the same distance from Marshall
aud commenced o skrpishing fight at o'clock on
the evening Of the l2th in the midst Of cold driving
rain. We fought him rs long We could aud lay
down our arms in the rain during the night
AT 3 O'Clock this morning detached Lieut. Col. La
zcar with about nine hundred men with orders TO move
teroept him. If possible OF Marshall and bring on an
engagement, while folowe him tthe enemy with the
balance Of my command. Tie result was as had
hoped: Lieut. Col Ls2car drove in the advance OF the
enemy and an engagement commenced az o'clock
TIE enemy had possession Of the ford on my ar.
rival and checked my advance for few moments but
by making deiour 20 the left l found one Of these
crossings and gained position III thsr rear on the bank
Of the creek along which they formed They soon
gave way and broke through The dense timber ana
brush which fos nile and half ;ringed the borders
of the creek BY throwing force through their center
their forces divided. part being driven east toward
Arrow Rock, and pat under shelby to the noI'h'"esi
both bodies pursued by our ric;orIous troops.
/ was misinfo-mci when l reported 20 YOU by 'ole'
graph to-day that the enemys artillery had been eer'
iuTed We got his best gun. an iron tenpounder ffeI'
rott p,tiern) originally IN B,cdsoes Battery; but he
succeeded In getting away with piece. b'ass SIX
FOUNDER Cince capturcD that captured a; spring
hed on tie Eth Il Jlunsry.
an unable TO give you correct account oi 'he
killed and wounded. Oars. including all our losses
from Cor Camp 20 the place and the tchi % oday "l
not exceed 80. Of the enemy, ab pIhClhlg au'iste
tina. - dead have been found in the brush hnd 40
wounded who have been le q, the hospitals here nnd
nt the houses tic road IN the vicinity. They oa
consider SIC number IN the different attacks We medo
on the march. AT Merrill We found 10 dead on the
morning after the sklrmish. At Lsmine Crossing they
lost killed. We have taken number Of pritoneT..
and they sre couipg hourly. portion Of ther train
Was captured. think they are efFecraily broken up
end snail not give them tine 10 rally or concentrate
The pursuit and fighting has been done by the N b.
nnd f. NJ NJ. can only point to the result Of their
effort. the best commentary on Their Caianry ara
endurance For the past three days they have followed
and emerged tie enemy night and day in the rain with
out subsistence except that gathered by tie waysde of
protection from the storm.
The enemy numbered yearly 2,0Qo men. Ay Owl
force was about 600.
At an early cAy will mako more full report
Ian. very ,rGly. yonr obedient feIrari.
L. B. BROWN. Efie. Gen. |os.. CoInde.
To Major Gen. j. NJ. ScHoFRLD Commanding Depart
melt u TIE Missouri, st. Loais
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
4 Question.
To 10 Ed!fo, ef TIE ~ u Tribune.
D. o. B.


SIR: As q Republican, desirous ofthe success
Of our party end tho triumph Of principles address
you. concerning nomination which viii materially al
feot one way or tho other tie great cause IN wheh az
10y al men are enlisted.
In tho 5th Senatorial District In which reside ana
have INV factory, with over two hundred hands work
ine the Republican and Union party. ani informed
Nominated Anthony DugTo for Senator. AL the Demo
cratic organizations have united on Mr. Luke Cc1ans
very strong Democratic partisan
have since learned from my friends who have at
tended German meetings. that Mr. Dugro states at al
Of them that be has accepted the Union nomination
and II We vote for him and elect him. voto for him
ard elect him as a Democrat and such he will act.
THIS no has repeated at seyeisl meetings among Ger
mans In his bills posted around the strStS and In
his newsuaper advertisements lie cells himself Demo
crat.
Some Of the Germans supporting Lin are the most
bitter anti Administration mon in the district.
Now before and my friends. not only support him.
but refrain from openly opposing Mt Dugro wish 10
know from Mr. Dugro the members Of the Union
Conye ention who nominated him whether.
First He win support ouy President in tie discharge
Of his many dutIesf
SeoEd Is lie in favor Of the Confscation Indemnity,
Conscripton and Emancipation Acts and especially The
letterf
7ard, viii bc act with the Union party against tie
Democratic friends Of Gov. Seymour Il e!eeted'
Um answor to these Qustiers lie CT they VII answer
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Grand system Of Swindling.

From The Wheeling lrtellsercer ,
A few days ago we a1gesLsee 10, ene Tos "a
iron at Harpers Eerrythe wrecks OF the inagniucens
arsenal tAai once existed there Several OF or uon
men OF to attend the sale We are ~ Uno
be amour, Of tie iron offered for sale that ON reaching
TIE Ferry lie and Lila companions were al once -
preached hy set Of BscalAtors "Io hea as.'% pSsss
mia and OF er places TO see they would en'er into
ring to cheat the Government and divide TIE PrGnts
To Erm ring Of all the buyers on the ground and
appoint certain ones TO bid tie iron up to CERTAIN
price-say half what II was worth.
They were then to let 80 20 some one o. soS ~ tSs
ring were to put tie iron up second time ana every
purchaser to bid his highest figures the bishest 0i
course getting the iron Inc .ra wbst
il sold FOR the second time to one OF more OF toe mem
bers OF tie ring TO be paid in dividends 70 eaco
member o. the ing. For instance II the IRON hae oeeo
bought for $50 OOo from the Government ard put up
again and struck of 10 the ring purchaser OF pug pc
chasers or $4,000 there would o. course DC $500 ~
d, divide ,he purchasers getting heir share oi me dvi
dends along with the others This rascsly gane oss
Wheeling men wouldn't 60 into preerrns as Icy soe
these blood suckers. 10 give the Coye!AIens suc
price that the non was WORTH Ana we! ua las 18th
and in doing 10 set example 10 the urprineiHed COZ
o-agts arourd them that must have been refreshing 70
their deprayel ideas OF business TRANSACTION.
The yllisrs actually had tie hardiAood 70 tel tue
huyers from Wheeling that the game they proposed "ss
the common one rrac,ced at al sales of tne Aru anu
gave that reason why 1, should oe elsEeo 'o
he Ferry IL this is So ard have no doubt II IS we
,ttentiou or responsible government officials every
where ought be directed TO the Iact Inc soverm .
L~cnt is ,undled perhaps ont OF millions ceiiiny oa
- ,honsents in this way We cannot but sympat .ize
,h he words OF recent writer when we resc o. such
internal schemes to plurder ale Gosera'aep who, in
ssnes OF our people after Sudden wealth. regardless Of
All moral or patriotic obligations says fear there
is no real success a,ainabe Inccr the predomnsnce Of
suca a spirit Ny heart sinks within me as mentally
ask whether su.s people deserve succeed Il sucb
struggle as u.rs." ....
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
THE ENEMY PrrIRrs.

After this repulse the enemy did nc. socm dis
posed TO again up 70 the work although firing was
kept up both sides ii was evident they were en-
dcavoTing 70 get their dead and wounded from the
field but another gallant charge by or forces hurried
them in retreat before they could than partially
succeed. Bot little resistance made 10 this charge
Ii evident the enemy had determined to give up tie
fight as be speedily fell back before our advance:
The fight commenced at 10 o'clock a m, and lasted
nearly four hours By 2! p m. tho Rebels had with.
drawn not living one being in sight. The loss on
either side you have learned by telegraph and need not
be rec apitulated here The conduct Of Col Anthony
,poken Of very highly. and deserves commcndatien.
The enemy ia yet force south Of the railroad prob
ably H. 600 strong. consequently expect an exceed
iagly active Fail campaign.
on the persons Of several Of the dead thst were LEFT
on the field oaths Of allegiance found and In some
instances passes in and out of our inee which had
been given them for purposes Of pretended local busi
ness AS o consequence. Gen. HuTlbut has Issued an
order prohibiting the granting Of passes to any citizen
to 80 to tic country until further notice.
SWIFT VENGEANCE.
citizen Of Shelby County who had taken the oath OF
allegiance and Rad long had unobstructed passage In
and out of our lines taen prisoner In the light and
recognized al once by one of our men who was 40
onalted with TIE circumstances He was shot without
being taken rom the spot where he was captured.
No x.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
TOBACCO RAISING IN CONTRA COSTA Co

CALA.-T2, Coara Costa Gazette Of Sept 20 saJs'
Mr.. Peden has presented US with hand" Of Vir.
cina tobocco raised and cured by him last II
p,s fine color and the Of the genuine article
The whole crop was sold at average OF lG cents per
nourd Which price are informed h very remunefa
t. n, the nroAucer This seems to settle the fact tha
b.cco can be raised with profit in Coutra Costa when
The business is inteigenty conducted Mr. Peden has
sbont Ten acres under cultivation this season. winch 10
81 cxceIerf condition In conversation with fhs gen
- ,yo learned that with the experience OF two
he il of Inc opinion that the seed should be to|ed
IA Deccmbr instead OF JaaGsy hae nds sSysn,Fs q,
tLs is that the young 'ahts WIZ ge' tne Dehn. % Va
- , rina ,Vich tic would hot receive the SOWING
were deferred and they Viii grow larger and MAKE e''
ter tobacco
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
STAMPEDE or SLAVES FROM ST. n.

CouSrY.-TIs Lsonard,opn (Aid.) Ga:siis 81 u. II
Inst says: "On Sunday night last about iity nesIy
men left their homes In this vicinity and have NOT silea
been beHd from. Since then We daily hear OF offers
that missing from various sections OF 'ne country
insecure as TO render It entirely valueloss The san
paper, in postscript states that nom iy 70 ore hun
red slaves belonging TO citizens ON the Pa'nxert s
OF the Factory District have LEFT their nss'' t' {
two days this week"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

covered owing 10 the distance at which they were fred
II Bragg were provided with siege guns Of the requisite
caber he might drivethe enemy out Of Chattanooga;
field artillery is nnsui.ed for such work.
Eycn the latter might be moved forward In the plain
that spreads on before the town ard brought within
easy range but in that event. the gronnd would be In
favor Of Eosecrans. whose forts and batteries crown
every emnence within the limits Of the town and its r
mediate vicinity 1t is estimated TO be two miles from
the base Of Missionary Ridge and the side Of Lookout
Mountain. where our batteries are placed to the
enemys main works Onr Parrott guns VIII carry that
distance but not with sufficient accuracy 70 accomplish
much II seems to Us that our artillery or engineer
officers were sadly and iDexcusaby at fault in their
naIAn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

Yes many OF cur Union friends Iow dissatisfied with ths
nomination will use every exerion to elect him, a
though regre,ting the selection made.
We viii give thcn until next Wednesday to answer
For my part. ultra Unionist as am, | viii not sup
port any man. even against en- extreme Democrat m.
lees be is square on the record" III cannot do bet
ter will induce my frencs not to vote at al
Very respectfully, I. LITTLE.
Oct Is la[1
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Casuaisies In the Second Army Corps.

List Of killed, wounded and missing oi the Ist
Brigade, Is, Division Cd Army Corps. IN tho engage
mous Ct the li,h of Oct. 1868 (AubuIn end bristow
r. T. Wood Ii, 81 N mist Geo. Gregg 40 Pa ,hsh'
sr A. Henry II 81 Pa ,severe.J d. Babb. II 10 "a sik.
Cp J. Drr.ey Asl Ia seyec.W. A. Ken. g liJ Pa, ssh
d. nnis DugaD B,Sl Pa seyeGeSo WI ains to ra severe
Alex Clarke B. 81 Pa, revere OTIS Seely, 100 Pa slight
bn Andrews X 81 Pa severeJ. H. Beal, II, 10 Ia, mrs
Il. S. Kent, lio Pa severe Robt BAKER lf0 Pa' m"
Joa Meeks, ID, lao Pa missing
Total. IL wounded missing.
ResIectfrly submitted ,o
To Major HANCOCK A. A. Gen let Division, "a Corps
Consolidated report of casualties in 50 brlg'
ade Let Division cd Army Corps at the battle OF Bri'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

jCCJ.
N.Lacroi,, A, 81 NY, missing
A. Wilson, A, 81 NY, fevers.
E.Fletcher, y, 81 N. T., missing
ID. Reed, 2, 81 NY, wounded.
A. strsin'nr n. 81 n. X. mining.
p. Lang, u. 81 ". Y, severe.
Sers. A.Ctsh, c, 81 Ny. missing.
u. Bsyne, ID. 81 Ny, miisins
Corp.t.Rose ID. 81 N: I. f.,severe.
T. Palmer, =, 81 NY, miss.pe.
X. Fenton. Y, 81 NY. missine.
D.McCollum. y. 81 n. Y. do;
sers. C. WorTell, ], 81 N;Y..do.
CoTp.P. Hopkins.l 81 N.Y.. do
II. Bsnze,te, !, 81 N. Y.,sevefc.
L. Jones, I, YIN. " nIi'siu5.
Henry Meyer, C.s2 N; " killed.
Mich1 O'KuGen. { 50 N.Y..tipd
Jas. Wauen.A.1 Ny eighty.
serH Wslseb, Is 90 NY, sevie.
Geo Schultz, ,C,3 MY, eighty.
F.Gruen,p.e., + T. s3N,Y..L Lsh.Iy.
iiiehl Csrley.f,5, N.Y., @veTs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Nav. YORK. ssp.emb1f IT, 100.

OFFICE oy ExiGRA1Ios. wAsniyGTos, D. c.,
October . IlOJ
Tn, Rst H. n WILsra. CoU0poadin9 See'efarv hJ"'ah
Cisllsanoa Soe,e,y. No. &c Blls HOv,s, KeU York
SIR have read with ineres, the paper relating 10 your
Society and s Report ioI 1861 understand your Society
to be regularly Incorporated dating back a. far as 1885, having
for it, object the civilization Of A'ca and the civilization Of
the deeeadaat' @ african 0nee'for' IN any 1oI''" .'
eaya ,se,ete, dispersed being intended the Rev H. h.
Oarnett informs 10 receive refre'cntsuVo' from "
scI a. orcsni.aon Of discreet wen known colord
men entire, dcr 60 ored control embracing rpTeienta
ton your people throughout the Repec he. been one
the admitted aecessiIies o me ties-i tit 'n's
Civilization Society Of your friends In the west
the ehaze Of the emigration nsa.uIss o. .he
tu,twosthy body Of ooored men Of good standing sohs
your people ana known di'efeion IN te =, t
Of your people viii National Couneh ~
possible for you 70 reach a, this time ,,.
tive body viii meet the want permit me 70 'se w, your
people take seps orgsnze local and distant fs Of repre-
nvemens the country and Will venture TO say
tia your ADVICE rendered after due derdncnn your bono
o. do9 shall hsys PoPe, nss1ns sss.h.1 On a h The S
bursene of the funds appropriated. or 20 % sppopeu
for the obss Of m folmsen many o. your people .nox @
ell such neres hands Of your peoples and my reasons
been often Vated that 70 secure nationality fof your
people, the lesa.rs must be educated 70 diecuon oy
practice and REGARDED by worthy o important
trusts
to to credit Of your socy will be broush, to tho notice
of the Prosden and although The appropriation laws cohhne
the ands 70 ke re- ei o. eorsI.nd yet ss s,d az
may bs possible he viii grant your p,on and no 9suh9t
do tbs now 1t Is possible tha, h reeomnena sa
peTson color IN the North 90 ere favorable to your
views nay De carried out by esngng the direction oi the
sion aid Of your objects. fours respectfully,
JAME5 MITCHELL, Csm. oi Emigration.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Casualties in Sd Division, I'd Army-Corps'

commanded by Brig. Gen Alexander hoJs y. D Us
Sere Wm. IL WnlismIon X. Paul Banhaid, ~ ~ H..
40 wounded L. \. A. MeAbsteT " Ds''
T. a knndell h. o o. woud. wounded. u.,,
W. GdHis, Il. o., missing. John burton ~ n.l va
A. Wood b. d o., wounded Geo. Nilinhs a. III, ID
John H,Inor, X, o., nisGg w b' hanisy' PM "a
.nd n, .orsr j. Hess, y, Del, wounded,
Co W Oarin s,on, Del, ,kltdL Mn'ri' ~ 'onndrJ
y. D.vsn. q. IL I'D, prsonef IL Cor D., p'', ,oa NJ
g. Ilinde a. DEL wounded Cory. NJ. Smith C' 'S ." ''
). West n. Del, wounded woander ., ,osvy Nod
1t n. Baysrd Dell wod J.. siehtI ~ I.' ~ ~ N "
H. Hamilton. !. Del, wound SeTs L. Woleot' D. '' "
H. Cunningham ". ! Del, wounded. r ,os N. y
Tnissng. Ii D. ioie'' - ~
J. Pendtry,lle l. Del, Mrs wounded. q, ..,a
- iar = ' H. Hice O, Io5 H. Y, wogh o.
J., A. Arms. X. 100 NJ =. A. s.g NJ G.g'e'' o. ''' I" -
Com 1'S rlu,nn.r D. 100 q. SroIsu, 100 H. Y we'd
n ~ wounded. j. lio,iinser, !. ioa n T.
seg wolnd,s ~ m Shs' D. 'O' !" O. moaaan X NY WOO
J. = BIigrs b. Ie H. Y, r. Redwood, q, its NJ L.
wounded misfiHg. =, 81, r, v,ad
D. McCeuebiE, A ACT klsd. J.s Scranton ~ ",
4. BROOKS, a Conn. killed :. Loo.y u, Hot snsJ
=. smith w. Conn, allied. oMonsono Iftt' VIZ. "ad
L. Met aha TAI &, IL 81, nd. H. Kodteld u HSti W."
LIN Bfnke, 8, ACT. t.wLSd 2Lespaye.o' HS'' WV
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
WHAT BRAGG NEEDS.
.. IN Atlanta fGal Areeal.

The army correspondent OF Ins serannaa na,"rsa na
,oknu, MonnIrin do moi command Rosecranss woffs,
a. Las been statad aud believed This fact was nbund.
anty demonstrated few days ago when IN eiion VIA,
20 noond,r Pnotts nor our beet ~ FOUNDER rife guns
IcJDlsd Gby appreestle resui to far &c e'w" We Vie
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

tow Station. Oct IL and II.
Sere. 8. z. Ban. b, lac Pa,
severe.
Corp. J. G. Ro.s. D. ias Pc,
skeht.
z. Vance, n, l3s Pa, slirht
serg. John Ward. x, lsS Pa.
slight.
Pioneer A. J. Miller. K, ltS
Pa, missing.
J. w. Howard, 3. lto Pa,
missing.
J. s. Dent, r, 1$8 Pa, missing.
Corp. c. NJ. Law. z, l+a Pa,
missipe.
I'd L. J. Il. Enictson, 81 N.
Y, missing.
Thos. Malloy, I. HN.Y., mis,s
Thos. Woodfeld, X, 81 N Y,
wounded.
Pat. Duffy, &C N. y, wounded.
Henry johnson, c. CO ". Y. SIT
Capt. Wm. u. .Scheuey, elNY.,
severely.
Thos. Carroll B, s2N.Y., killed.,
Killed. 0; wounded, IL, mifI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
HSspcu,RrrRs srcoSn nivis'os.
sIC0sD AKuI CogFs. Oct. ~. IcJ.i.

Li,pt. d. "Alkih "a h'@s S"V'
Sir: The following nominal list Of casual
ties IN ills command H. the se,on oi yesieFdsy ai Br'
tow Station. is respectfully submitted
KILLED.
samuel stssrns n. 18Th khs. ssfE y Souff - Dd j.
A v Iliur.ley 1 ihh Mac y. a. Wosi ~, lNh Ne
~ L usE,,. & l3dHY II rsisugn y, let MIN
IN No = an Col la, L Maoh. tgd N. Y. 81,
Cot. J. Lor.aer, b, sd n Y. toras % hnsis,
Jas Hs.ilsy. H. s7dSY AsI br'rf va
Ias Seholss. IA. G2d " y. osott y. ''n ~
Tho, kee!ey. l. gdN y seis T. 10 iaAA wi" ~
WOUNDED.
Can, q Newell Smith. IN mieh. A A. iu,p ten "a prt
fsp Frahes Ws.,o.. icslh Pa, AT Jsass AdToess %
Disision. , -. n =, pa.
Capt John Ban lei Mirr..oie
Capt 1homa. Sinclair ir hnr',ot. .
Lsut :. De Cry lat W anesots
leu, l. n Ferrs i1h h,s,sshpst,s
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Tie African Civilization society.
Roox No. &c BIBLE Hovsr, Nrv,yonr

September IL. 1861
Rtr JAa MITCHELL Con. Eni9rasiOa, Wa'.ngton, d. c.
DEAs Sin: Tie undersigned members and mana
ssr, Of tie African Civilization sooy ash that wi. brhs
10 the notice Of the Presn, the facts Of our existence and
the object Of orr organization To enable you TO DO 'A No
herewith communicate the Annual Report Of our Society Tor
1851. which contains copy Of oar C0ns'i,pton
We respectfully .,k that the Of $500 Of the funda 'p
r1orr.,ed Tor purposes be placed to the credit Of
our Society which 10 under the direction of eo!ond nen %
that may be able esry out the general otee Of ' for
ns,ion.
GEO. W LIZ WIRE Prss't No. De k.lb 2, byn
JOHN PETERSON, No. u Woos.srs-, n. y.
HFSKY H. GARNET No MsLoDs st-, ". y.
RENI. ~. WILKINS No. i3J Banter si.t ~ T.
RICHARD n. CAIN No. 20 Lawrsnoe r broosiJt
WM ANDERSON No. II Ws,, 1Shst j,
PETER s. fORTER No. l7s Wet lsth at N. y.
d. IL VAN De WE'RE Fh4,bsih,t, H. L.
JOHN CARY, No. n West S5t st., n. T.
KEwYoKR September II, 1860
r, JAxEs MITCHELL Conhnoner Of Entg'a'ion
The .psgsrs Of the Aifcsn Civilization Society are n.n
O, oler mostly resd.nr IN this city. We believe them 20 be
ent,ey worthy Of confidence sHd retpee is our opinion
tt an .puroprson them from any funds under The &C
o.ty Of the Government, for the emigration Of tie baef'
woud be ,,iey and wisely made and rshteou'y employed
carving out the purpose. o i, Society the Consultation o
which We beg leave 10 re.er you.
DAVID HOADLEY, STEPHEN II TfNO,
HENRY w. BELLOWS, JONA si.hvf,S'
WhLIERS GhfHTHs' Hj. u, RA1M24Mp R lnI4N
PETER COoPER
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
TIP EyFNY RETREATS.

The firing ceased siter tire enenys falling PACK ARR
.s effort 70 drive The entire force then
coon disappeared from sight apparently Oh hasty re-
treat soitlward. His move ncnts, however, werS
osely watched and II was found that his advance ad
reered around eastward the object being hkey TO JON
,ne Of the other columns oD his night 30 matters rested
suriug the next thirtysix hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

wm ibIahsoisA II c., wd o. Pritcbard, D, c., wndd
w A. 5prny C. IL c., wndd C.J Conway H. II c. wndd
j. SoucrsC, u c.. wounded j. Smith, IL Ct, wounded
w CIrown.F it c., .,wndd JTAGsms,K, II c., wounded
Fisher r. Is Ct wounded. A. Flood X, Il Ct, wound,d
Daoost r. "a CT wounded, DOVE, X, 10 Ct, wounded
Wln Mott, d, IA Conn., piiss. j. r. Lowe, 10 ~ J., wod
inr Ed Thomas b, l2N j., wo1.
L. Holconh d. ~ Conp uiss. r. Mills 4. IL H. y. wounded
ing ". Derrlilt, f. IL ~ J., wod.
S. X. Mubysp, D, Il Conn, A. f. Randolph, K II n. j..
missing wounded.
c. Lu.s. r, "a Conn., mssinE 6ers b. Brady, G, 10 2,
O. Miller, y. II N. j.. Killed. wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-02

s,.r.n,.r v., the anxiousness Of those who
cnnid gain no glimpse of the Bearskias was
not To- that reason the less. Nay IL was the
greater; for he who Knows Of present danger
". as hv seeing his neighbors fall wounded or
S;,,e - aEonn him, 10 commonly more disturbed
th.n ha ho, standing in the front, looks straight
into the eve OF the storm.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
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between WASHINGTON and baltimore. q
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On Sundays at q 50 ,. ID. only.
FOR DALfIMORD.
Leave $50, and LIS =. 2: and 3, and s.so ?.
n. On Sundays at .. m. and and 80 p. D, only
FOR ALL PARTS OF THB WHIST.
Leave Washington ut 80 .. m, and 5, s, and 30
p. m, daily. except Sunday. On Sunday ut and
This is the only route BY which Baggage can DO
Checked Through from WaShiHgt0H.
FOB WASHINGTON AND TEE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Warrington 1T $50, and 10
an. and go, and 8 .. m. On sundaysst 40 and
The tlird' and nfth trains only from Baltimore
and the frst and fourth trains from Washington,
stop at way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington At .. m. and s p. m.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further informat ton, tickets of every kind,
10, apply to G 8. KOONTZ, Agent, at Washing
Ton station OF AZ the TICKET o w. +. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
L. II. COLI. General Ticket Agent. su 8-u
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Il q G a.
SPRING AND SUMMER sCH1DULl
OF TIE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ go Be-
FROM WASHINGTON CITY


FROM WASHINGTON CITY,
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TH1
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
!h.s ear ;sp THROUGH la Ticket direct, q siys :
other Route, and no omnibus Riding. "A u my
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
maxim. %tb Ts.as
On Sundays, ens Tram ana 3
At Relay with ioR TH TE. %f fsGn Baltimore.
Train leaving Washingten st $50 4, \. makes
with Train leaving baltimore st 8. Is \. n
.its Trsn 1.s1iSs bslti@ors Al
81 h e syz s 9S 9h9 x THE
1Ais g the Only Route BY i0hich Through Tickets or
Through Baggage Cheeks can be procured
knight. Latest fmpro1 1ecg sas1p1Ne CARS o.,
the most Superior finish attached to Night Trains.
TH1 SHORTEST AND MOST D1R1or ROUTE
COLUMBUS, DAYro1NG, LOUISVILLE, CIV
o H16Tz, sH 81! zoG1s, 9aso1 1sa21
~wrz LESS oaAse1s OF oAns 7xAu sY AIT
ofHB1 AouT1..1
YSpsessl Nssiel TO Passs.s~s fer H. Wsa J.oss
s,''if =: h; III
Ssi w VII IsSli nd q
.Ie1 THSoUsH T1uKErs ll.... apply :. tn.
H. COLI @enerel Tickef keent An SI.ff
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A LARGE AssoRrMENF OF PIANOS.
uhEATrBARGAINS IN PIANO F0RTss

that b.Nss nov no. in store several Pianos
which We win s.n u NJ a. short time, and
One Octave at A,
One ~ Octave at $50
One Octave At SSS'
Instruments. which are superior ntH - Sons
Manufactured. At the Ausic Ssors ~ al others
W. y. 2RTZEROrr
oc Oor. 18th and 80.