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PROPOSALS Fo -
l.. TRAN1- III Ann
,arOETATlON.

oIf1cE o. TIE DKRor QuARTKRNasT1B,}
E9EP Eli g Hss I oe
Ii e. e. ~ .sppss sp ax %
yeaIs iss: and iss, On ths tooxtns raates: s >D'
s5Sa saa e!9ss asRss - s.
e RFsy BE- ssts6lisnsd r EebsasEs.
sa ess e "a in
ssss Il ssss + g. y s1: ~
KoSE 70, From FoE.s LsaxenxqEtn and Riley,
q q aSs,t st g. II ne
drawing supplies from Fort Leavcnworth, and Fort
e e ass
RSnt o. a E ne @ 9o,s BdsFs e s
Il
e poss ~ oe q
tons may be designated the Territory of Arzona
e S IS Niles
At which they will transport said stores IN each Of the
gsaas Isl ena IT, 10 Inclusive OF the
etsa Ss pssss 81 hsas sass IN
ss2sHSs Raa
Bidders must Five their names in full, ~ well AZ
s. III d. sssa &
a9 y o.
mentioned II the proposal g lie parties propos
ia an I'll e a ss e
ties accordance with the forms Of this adycrtlsc-
The amount Of bonds required VIII be as follows:
On Roass No. .s1o99 9m 9
- 9...'.......'-.'..'.:"...'.'... 290m@ 2eooo9
Satisfactory evidence or tho loyalty md solyency OF
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Nothing that Is not genial, wholesome and restora.
HsfqEf niS 81
prerarAno9 oontains no mineral Of aay lind deadly
sst!on 1r I'D psas
win tts gnEe and mildes q al dtsnys stimu!ants
ssstnst maIsdles engendeIsd By IN 9axholssoae A.
Tr1sd saa q
II coune.1es tntee.od With FIVE AND Aarz, It has
been found inf4ble as rIercntstre and tfEcsstible
ssa5s ~ nesisss % avail u eretee1ss
oithls marvellous medicine. Feye1 and AEac patients
H III. S teF R
shs ass e & efa STEh few days By
petite restored by ths agreeable Tonic. and hence It
ssasss spsstsnt Is ii = spoa sas 3vsl IL =:
sssiis S a2
on this point is most conclusive and from
IheaEeny Of BILIOUS co11c Is Immediately assuagsd
by single dosc OF the stuulanI aud by occasionally
Txsone to it, the return OF the compaint may Pre-
For Sea Sickness it is positive epeclhe-c.ther re-
mosing i1e oonten1 of 1he .slomaeb, sod win mem
The terrible nausea, relieving the internal irritation
Ss e Ee s:fasaas
eee.s Sse e. Ss BE- as o. s
gnEI1oxA1 WEAExss, PnkxArrRE DECAY. and
Il &c
STAGES Of ~ diseases It operates a. delightful tns1g
Las. but not least it is TIE ONLY sAFE sT1xC1axT
o5s les IN a Inc ordinary toDcs md sto@aehes
~ veil Enexn to pnysie,.ns .h.t tas e.sI.
@s5
c3n deprive Of it, ps5nicions rrepesies The LIQUORS
, 1863-11-30
Rrmp G0ntracts.
DEF SUPPLIES.
II OyY1c1 Cn111 CoxNrssAaY oy ysUBs1srK1dNsV
&8 North Main street.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sovembe Der 10 ls%f
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receives It thtn emc9
Until u o'clock ~, Monday, November n. 1s3. fo1

DEF SUPPLIES.
- o''1c1 cn11' so1ih q ss!n :ssss
SEALED 5fy's III HS
aa!II Z O'clock n. A0naay' November ~ 1sa ese
To the troops in The ned and At ports and eanss 4
the Department OF the Tennessee Cairo and Padaeah
R saa T. G. e.
south Of BIRDS at 1 beng p1 hes snGSa
tee e ssanpss saSs
unuc to furnish them with fresh beefif required.
The contract to eonnence January l. 1ses and 20 DC
III. Besf to b. Of good and wholesome quality Nstn
"a aney aox 70
catic Slaughtered for beef under ths contEast
ts:s shall b cut Oh sasee 10 four INCHES abo.e
and in such quantities, be directed by the Chief
g m so s III &
OF by hthcr competent authoslsy.
e. a es
@ iii x asnsss 81 ,as rp pfS
eHth hereof ts NAN sabsstenss nSpott T. The
rortaties q rnads Conducted oJ the Government
when practicable. ....
nisf.ng ali transportation.
Proposals tlpnl contractors WHO hare PfcvtoaaiY
noM ,sio! persons these Interested N moro ~
Sne eld On oF Elep daer r nos present to respond I"
Neishe: contractors q their agents will BE- allowed
70 Is das
AL bids must b aceonraniea By gnar.ntee ofthe
= f i
IL te Goi Is ies
as9ys e gs: b sia;1S i y nm with tho
Each bid must have printed copy Of this advertise
ment postd 1t its head and bs In he following form:
1ed S.as sacn sesf
Of tho quality described In the advertisement above
poese from time to time be required % fnE-
pound nss weight, iie Goscrnmsas nlsaishiag water
and railroad transportation - indicated II the above
Ts1 a or eca faq
pGuaa sneose my affidavit hatr ~. not ntee
ested directly Indirectly IN any bid oerad. except
a Sshd. With good and sunlc1ens security. will Be
required
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We,---o Of the county OF. and State of,;~.
do hereby guarantee that t--is able to tnln!l nc
contract accordance With the tefma OF bis pEopo.
tto9. and TINT should hls proposition 6s assspt*a: BE-
with.
pared to BECOME his sccurnles-
TSs Sas!ansee must BE- appended to zach bid.
fGsS Hsas. x 8 aad t5isf ceas'ssS q sassis
with 4s 90q,s sP4 fsspPs4ts'ons.
"A' w - Colonel, a. D. c. md Chat Connssary-.
, 1863-11-30
MEN OF ILLINOIS,

& ~ a1e asalR Summoned to ru1l5 around the dear old
1sIsrt tS1I sn9ntsneous and glorious patriotism has
1fs imnss9an s9an Snna!led every cali Of yonE conn.
1eia. En Ssops oi yonr brethren already In the
eiiion Is fecinse e1ts a1 lae 70 proud record The
nS So.p s.1s mos ssa aaa ss.3Sar Or ihe q
nss In o 1uf Ssg she asfs yu 70
Foss who on hundrrda raf1s 49, 81 te batuoscarfcd hs-
she rsseis ss1st s
thy alike Of her gratitude III yan, M g. noetaiy wor
snd ss a ao tssns any
and thousands and assist In ma cor thas thsa5od.
bring the iptcfER Dragon Ut scccsion In thc ~ s1an
The kepubfic bieas ron. ana your nanes and c;na
11fs bf Immortal! JAMES QAEEs
- Lieut.. Col. 4th u. d. T,ar,,~-
oclS-o 9zp, i. A Pro Mar ilcr r.!
, 1863-11-30

Nixon E A C mrs
Nolan James mrs
Norris E 4 miss
Noble Jane mrs
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Loyctte TT Leavy Michael Ltnne!l Levi -s.z
Lawlcr Thomas Leslie j T II Lyn Jamcs

rf
LTn Jamcs
Mason John
Marshall II C
Meuick o 8
Markham 0uf1J
Mayo G
Maher NathanA
AIagil1 capt J
Merrill Arthur Il.
91aydWell Chas !;
1feaneg G /!
Mecker Chas E
MoEchi4er Peter
Mason Danl " :
MafcyDS ;;
Martin Edw "
Mason Edwd !
| Marshall Robt
Menyer E
MatheWson Geo
a
Mason ES
Mead E r i
; Merrill s S /
} Morrill, JE !
Moren Jno G |
Moody Joseph !!
Monson Julius G
Mott Jno II ;
Monroe WM |
MontgomeryW1-
lis i
Muir VIM
Morris VIM /
: Morris " 2 & co
MoWry Windsor
Mulqueen 11ichl
, Master {artist) !
More Willard
. Moss + /
Noulto11 ] B It.,
Monroe Patrick
Murphy BF&co2'
Morgan Nathan
Murphy AG :
Moore, seaverns
CO !
Mansrem David
MuFry FTankC.
/ Moran Peter j;
rhIorae Ezekiel !
h1f>sH BGbt L
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CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS,

70 wanderers on eea and lnnd.
From Folar shore to TIopie strand:
To households lone and regions new.
And dwe1lcrs In great cities, too:
To soldiers In camp, fort and ncld.
Who need against disease shield:
TO miners California bound.
And ttIle.s Of vet, marshy ground;
To feeble wives Of fragile mold.
To young. and mldd1e-aged and old:
To &hoee In health, who would enjoy
Heavcns best gifts without alloy:
To Ill the Etrcngthless weak and pale
Who droop. yct know not what they all,
HosTETTEEs H1Trxns VIC present
As Health's most potent element.
II there Is any value In public opinion Or ny weight
In medical Testimony. the very best and aafest Tonic
Corrective aud Alternative now before the world Ia
, 1863-11-30

NEW YORK STATE APPLES
= $3.50 FER BBL.-We are this day receiving somr
~ aooye 1Eurs Also Michigan Apples nom faif to
FtreeL fppa6r572st1 II, r. fTAEfFsYS9 II FsS9'e
, 1863-11-30
PtATTSMouTH, GLENW00D,
COUkCIL BLUFFS i EDDFVILLE,


The undersigned have establiehe Team Line from
and ~ tue above points, and will carrE freight viz
, 1863-11-30

Nelson S J miss
Newell Julia 4 mrs
, 1863-11-30

A TLAN TIC AND GREAT
AA WESTERN RAILWAY.
1863. NEW BROAD GUAGE 1864.
PASSENGER, FREIGHT, MAIL,
EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH ROUTE.
I 81 y rs ss sR e. Ess
OF AID AFTER MONDAY, Noy. 10th, 1863.
fena,S a1a FfSsISa Trains viii be
Cleveland and New York.
NE" AND eaa aza.rseEAEr &eaAE: rAssns-
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Passengers by this line hare choice Of Five dI,.4
routes between New York and Bosfen. AVE "ineseat
THROUGH TICKETS
San DC o9talned at any Of the offices Of the Erie Rail-
asssanffESE tass oss vs.:
Ask for Tickets ria the atlantic and Great
Western aud Erie Railways,
cyas msasnS step e. Mesae a minutes
Rev and Expeditions Freight Line,
ALL RAIL-
NJ transh1Pmen. Of Freight between New York and
Ax,Gn sdnsn OF cls'slaGd Merchants IN tnc Weas and
e T aaa + sr e s sa Iae s
ags useas wes;e1n KsNsys ns @ saving III tIonne and e;
ndEa Tsss q s, s sf IL e ss t ns @
engines, cars and other equipments Of this Company
, 1863-11-30
H0STETTERSS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERS,

Against the vnpors foul prepare,
That ferer-taint the heavy air;
Drink not unmixed the water found
In pFattes, woods or ma1shy ground;
sedentnsy toll Tou ply,
NATURE TOT MUST Aes1sT-oR DE.
For when dcbasTed from exercise.
FoR ARTIFICIAL AID she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Is Threatened ey1l to PHKyKxr;
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From 1lla thnt crush the uzrKxrAHEp,
Hostetter's Bittcrs use-fo1 note
IHEY arc the surest AxIDotx.
To set at defiance the masa Of unhealthy soils the
poison Of unwholesome water, the euytA OF crowded
~csk~soons and factories and the bancfu influence Of
scdcntA1 It is only necessary to be fore.
armed with
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Steadies lhe Nerves and Tends to
Proleng Life.
REMEDIAL PROPERTIES.

Cures sDyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Sick
and Nervous Headache, General De.
bility. Nervousness, Depression
Of Spirits, Constipation, Collie,
Intermittent Feyer4, Sen
Sickness. Cramps and
spns1ns, and all
Complaints of Either Sex, arising from
BODILY Weakness, Whether In
1erent In the System or Pro-
duced By Special Causes.
, 1863-11-30

-~N4@k4&&44A AtAANA
f
McGrah VIM
! Mcclellan WI
NcFarlane Wink
Mcknight IN
McKirbyE Edward
. Mcbride Alex,
McCnrty mr.. +;
.McAnley Angus
McLeo1i A D !
McGin Aaron 2
Mckay Angls,
nMcKay Mil :,
Mcclure Phil
Mc(.ann Chnrles9
] Mckuab Charles
McMahon Peter
McDnn1ld Dayid
CMcDonald VIM
Robert
/ Mcclure Robert
McWayne s capt
= Nc VG,Sanll:
McRoberts John
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Ware JaaB
Waikup J B
West j II DR.
Weller ErueryA
Watson Delbe1t-
Wait David
WearerP G
WsahbnrnEe !
Ward IIenryA
Wallas Simon
Hatertousc D6
Wait Solomon
Warner G
# alkey Fl
,Nast Lucas
Wilson Jno Wu
" a1leger Juo
Weller jn0
Webb Judaon
Ware Jas B
Wait Jas IT,
White Henry
WitbeckH Humph
rey
Whitney jules {
Witbeck Jno
Wileon Jno 8
Wiue1uau n
Whitman Jos e
Whittenan II I
Wilcox l. Glib.
.Wirber i f
Winans Alien
n iitler Ben
WilncrAugIst'u'
Whitney Ale1all:
der
Write A T
Wilson ANTHONY
White FAlua1n !
Winters s
. Willard T {
j Winters Sam
# ilsGH Sidney
AtCtIu0u +
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AZ atneans Of reEeneratlng the dsordercd and en-
fecblrd SYSTEM regulating every function Of the inter.
nal organs rewriting the depressed spis lny1gorztng
the constitution and proonging 1lfe no medicinal
pepasntion, either Of the past the present time has
BEEN 60 completely and universally successful as
, 1863-11-30

I1fIEEQQ J0uA 0u1CuEE n
Downy rev Jno JDonne1t Nell
Dolsyriel JosephD Douglas Robert
Doo!ey John 10 Downing Ed
scph mond B
, 1863-11-30

Xprrncr:y Of Ncx Orleans whose unriEalled success
III tI.c Treatment Of Chronic, Aercurtal, Blood and
pthe- diseases
THAT nEQuIREs sKn1FUL TREATMENT,
Has permanently located himself at 8s Randoph-st
EhlcnEo. Dr. James il recommended by the medical
faculty, end tue almost entire press Of the South.
Thousands Of unfortunate bless pR. JAMES, who,
nut for LIN, would be living miserable existence.
The cny!sblc reputation pr. Jamcs cnJoys from the
Lakes TO the Gu s the result Of yesre OF study and
observation.
Dr. Mercury, ,1odide, Fotzsai, Arsenic,
Or 6atsapar1 In the treatment Of blood disease but
d neutral: zcE. which is positive CURE.
Organic Weakness cured By a new and lnfalllblc
method. saving both time and expense.
Office and parlors Mt s. Randolph street, {upsairs)
Odacc hontb from A. H. until Pm.
CONSULTATIONS NvIoLABLE.
uong-sp6l.4w.4&wls
, 1863-11-30

IN usaf&fs1A, FEFE1 AxD AaUE, BILIOUS Coz
P1AHTs, CONSTITUTIONAL and NERVOUS pxp11rrY,
Co&sznA11os. .sEAs1cKxsss, ,sFAsss and in Ill cona-
paints Of man Of womAn proceeding from casual or
Inherent weakness Of the body the one great remedy
and restorative ls
, 1863-11-30
Gpfrlal Notices.


CaECER AND coNECMTTIoS THFs!C!An,
Hst 1nc.tcd nj Chtcaro. Illinois, No. 8s Washington
eee He Kills and cxts1cts GnG9a u .'o OF nato
xls trTots All i,nds of chronic niscaEs successfully
mrs ai%1yn nj rnaruntred. Post Office Box Co.,
, 1863-11-30
Young Lewis Yale John B Young B .
Young Vim Young 9aml B Toung Chs
Z
Zefsiet CIV Zitteii s
ZifteU 3
InftfHfH.

Initials.
AAD....Ageut OF D Brad1y's aud Toledo r R Il
C Line ;. Capt OF Lab ii Inf Co D.. " F..-.P F
L. M " G, 1naster G l. Of III. New England
Mutual Life Insurance Company. Agent Star
Sewing Machine CO, Heirs Of Capt Blake, lata
Room No 4, d South Clark St....Colonel Of the
eth Cavalry Regt Of III Vol....W F, 9 drawer
Chicago Alcohol Works. g. Lloyd House. -. .Dr,
room No No % Dearborn ST.. ...A... b.. Com
1nander officer 18th Illinois Cavalry. Freight
Agent c g. R1R r Co,
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must at:
fl three cent stamp.
vetnber fro1n d. N. till 8 p. m. From November
1st ill APRIL 1st from a. N. TIL p. m. and on
Sundays from $50 a. N. to 10:l5 .. N.
15x:9 j. L. SCRIPTS, P. II.
, 1863-11-30

r. Physiological. view Of n1ur.
rfnSe


rfaEc.
3ss. T.
state VI Health and Disease, With Treatise on Self
Abuhe, its Acplorable consequences upon the Mind
and body, With the Authors 11an Of Trcatmcnt-ihc
By le report Of TIC treated. i truthful advis
eI to the married. and those contemplating marriage
who entertain doubts Of their physical condition:
Sent free Of postage TO any address, on receipt Of 3
I1csolX. E So. s, Maiden Lane. Nbans. \. :. @
oC11-nlES-an.
Drs. w T. j. Hunter & Won.
Baden
Treat all Chronic Diseascs, such Colds, Coughs,
EonruHr!!on, Asthma. the Lungs. Heart, Stomach,
Dyssnt.Iy Gout, Rheumati Paralysis, Hip Disease,
White Swcllings, and all complaints Of women and
-GhlIen: sore Eyes and E41s, Cataract Discharges.
Roaring aud BuEzing Sounds. Also
ASc1RS oip pfi SonEs 3 SH ~ rn4 ThGH runoHs
Without cutting with tho knife. Al letters must COR
HUHTER i Won BAB}ES. Boz eS Sg.s. Hour ffom j
A. NJ tos r: n. once u Randolph street corner Of
Truths TINT Defy Competition.
Kcaa .le tollostng fscts in relation 70 cR1sT po-
R0's EXCELSIOR A HAIR DYE and then say Il 1t haa
itithcr barns lie slin nor hair; 1t colon every
hair alIEe. tte blacks and browns Natures d1Pu
cAtea it II applied in few minutes II leaves Eloss
upon the hair; 1t s more than other dyes:
ven1or challenges trial between tlns dye ind any
Other in existence whether Of native or foreign OH
gin.
Dfe=cfs- P1icc si0o q 50 and $50 pei box accord
Ing to Fizc. n0l5S591n.
, 1863-11-30
Ubita9o Qrib,rue,
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining uncalled for in the Chicago Post
Office
, 1863-11-30

CELEBRATED STOMACH el1IeRs

Dyspe1saas g pangs, that rack and grind
The body, and dcpress the mind;
Agnes. tAat, a. they 50 and come,
Make life q constant uartyrdom;
Coics and dysentclte pains,
Meath which the strong mans yfgor wanes;
Bilious complaints, those tedious Ills.
Ee'cr conquered jet By drastic pills..
Dread dtarEAcA, that cannot be
Cured by destructive mc~cury;
Slow, constitutional decay, y
ThAt brings death ncascr day By day;
Nervous pFostration, mental gloom,
Heralds Of madncss or the toub-,
For thcae-though mineral nostrums fail-
Means Of relief ut least VIC hail.
HoB1KTTErs BITTKRs-mcd1cane sure.-
Not to PREYXxT alope hit f.1.Rr
, 1863-11-30

Connolly pJ
Conrel;y Robt
Co1lnert Robt B
Cooper Edward
Cottain Edwd
Cooper Edward
Coffin r S
Connolly R A
,Couarn s co
-Coombs Andrew
CoyluEtonN
Carroll j. Can
dies
tWtl8 tS :;
Croker jerome j;
Cummings J AZ,
Crow ] E
Cushing IE Enn ,
Cronkright q :,
Curtis II & !,
Cusa6 Thos
Culli1aue Tho5 !.
CranGarftson. !!
Connor Martin !
Crosby Jno D !
GroWinC Cornelius
Crcedon Pratt /
Cosson Denis !;
CEuullisk Dcnnls
Gushing Edwd |
, 1863-11-30

Oakley Walter
Owens " L Il
Osborn " II
0tSullivan Jno
Ohara John
Ostenhout N F
0sborn A1eI
Ovcrocker A G.
O'Many Antho1
O'Neil John
Q'CQnnell Mile:
O1etmau Math
nS
Qvfatt L Ell
ONeil Martin :.
O'LcaJ Miclla
O'Grady Law
renee
Olcs Martin
, 1863-11-30

Neville CrabIn,
Norton Rev A ;
Ncllfs 3 B.
Nef & CrawfoI
Newell Parker
Newman Chas
Nelson James !
NeEdham DC
Newell D P
Mutt RodwM'
Neleon r .
Newton Rend
Noye Richard
Nixon E
Nichols " D
, 1863-08-31
MILITARY COTTON 6PECU.
LAT0KS.

4 commission has hecn appointed, coueitt-
ing Of Major general D. s. Stanley, Brigadicr
General JEFF C. Davis, Colonel Langdon and
Lleutcnant Colonel ". Ii. Ward, to inquire
Into certain alleged aTtndles npon the part OF
OF tho cotton spectators Who infest this de-
rastment- This inquiry, It Is said, will layolye
mary officers holding important positions.
Ono; Of the nccuscd parties hns
been tried, but the verdict Of tho
ourt has not Jet been promulgated It
Is said that the spectators had the following
process for etEee.lpg cheap purchases: They
would inform themselves as to the cotton.
get thelr trslns for hauling 1t ready, and then
obtsin guard for the train. The spectators
would start of ahead Of the train, reach tho
home Of the owner Of tho cotton and oifaE
lin \ price for 1t, generally about alxteea
cent?, and from that to twenty cents Per
pound: Tho would accompany the of1ar With
thrcat TINT II the owner would not sell the
cotton would be conlscated- Ths man would
geteral1y dc1nur; but sooE the trains would
appear In sight, snd tho tArner would take
the cash ut sixteen cents rather than lose his
cotton altogether. The mcn would load 1t
and away tho patty went. Immense amounts
have been obtained In this way, aud fabulous
Aums have been ,made by thesc spectators.
Iha t.mous ohicf Of Army Police, Colouel
Trutsdal1, and many Of his agents have been
arrested, charged With being implicated In the
matter.
, 1863-08-31
Details Of the PurAuft,

TFspm tho Lcasenxpsth Consersatiye.1
Ououtrel's retreat Tas marked by aii the
ouir.ges be and lis command could ind tine
Gnss' fsrmcr iiyfop ~ nesr Tswrenca NJ ~ The
1rad ~ Rjsnfon's s,i1re and tnre m thc
n1srts ~ tha h-45re nn5 hrs5 n r 10 s ~.
ino1i. nps 1,td M IN rithnns mnch d.m,re m heinz done
nm, Hinntnnss hr,doe fn ths Ssnta r. rna6
they im,ned d.yeHthiSg-houses" bsrns. crops' '
~ ~ f"r i'a1f n}1e:nn e,ns sds ~ ' tee rotd'
81, ,,a ~, III 81 IT, n1 TI.;et - VIC ~
nne Aonss uaans1 ~. - n; ~; onSas zig ~
.ne ~ AeA sse' la.msts " DVuGrs ssad.ys meno
~ uulIea VIZ etoes ~ aas II! Thom h
hGy tiSyca A. Rsons1,n 1;I;is ,i,wn ~ IN ~ thc ~
ts "a -a,9 tSsE b,rced x,rcttx Facb M evsr1 ~.
nanta M r. aoaa. soe5 pnsnen pls.:y sassasx.sy ti
E,pE, tnefe w; ae.e tney aaYaoeo % tneir %a
fomma3a, VIII R dhesnt1on 1 q .o nng o9a
f eisn's v..3 oau oa - .,nF.cs, 80 ar 4,ssh ra
1ofce coming up On tneir iett nank, taey Easa.
60 on 70 t6e Nest o1 tiau1o lily 1ouoH4og
ooHn tae VssS~asoml9 Gp s9aa1 -.
Lane organized 1cfce OF aoous elxtg OF tnc
| people VINO hao come IN !ton tae country
| afonud, armed mainly Wlta ahoE-guas, and
started In pursuit. Ha overlook them near
| BrookJsn. but bis force was too small TO 90
The forces Of M,5os Plumb had been Joined 6y
The citizens, uucer Gen. Lane. q Joint pursuit
was kept up. QuantreIs forces Werp mounted
! on fresh and excellent horees, Obtained at
Lawrence md along the road, and were able
constantly to outslllp hla pursucEs. About
across the rEnlzie to the southeast, ln tue
direction Of Poola- Alter n}ghtfa1 he doub.
led On his track going back from within
about mile from Paola, aud cEosstug Bull
Creek at Rock Ford. Alter crossing, he
marched into Ii low bottom, where the grass
a smnll pond or lake. 4 little after midnight
| Ee nrAi1 took IN iia lfuo Of march for the
, 1863-08-31

We are not Of thoae who have believed
that there was any intention On the part Of
the copperhcnds of Illinois to force this
s.atc into rebellion against the Federal
Government; but the proof Is cumulative.
and, to most minds, would be convincing,
that the disorders attended upon the en-
ro1lment and the draft, arc tho result Of q
combined and organized effort conspi-
racy-to defeat the reinforcement Of our
armies In the field. Riots In Fulton coun-
ty. IN Ve1million county, in Fayette coun-
T., and brutal murders Of Union men every
where, show that tho enemy consl-
der their pear to be almost 1ipe, aud that
the time for p}ueking 1t Is ut hand. We
call the attention Of the authorities at
Washington to the facts Of recent develop
ment, as those which viii require their
prompt interference; and we once more
point out to men Of substance, particularly
to the wealthy Copperheaas, the fearful dan.
gers that, If this 1awless1less continues, the
state will ineyihbly encounter. Shall We
have civil war;. This ts the interrogatory
that every man must answer answer In
his teachings and In his ncts.' : =: s';'
, 1863-08-31
Quantre1, the Brfg2nd.

The infamous monster who perpetrated the
inhulnan massacre At Lawrence, Is. we believe,
rati1e Of Maryland: At auy ratc, he once
lived 1t Cumberland, In that State, and there
attempted to kill his Wifo, For this he mas
rlsced in jsl, where he ragged and roared like
a Wild beast. He tlba11y made bis escape to
Kaneas, where, for time, he was known as =
FREQ State mar, and as such, took part IN the
Kanass war, In 1855 and 1856, aud also IN the
border lights In 1861. For. come re.zoa hs
beca1ne ostsauged from the Union cause, and
espou oused that Of tbs rebellion. and toak up
the pursuit Of bushWhaeking. He is sktllfn1
partisan leader, bold, daring, and ~ mercness
as hycna.': With u large force OF experienced
border fighters now on his track, his escape
IL hardly possible. He wiI1 probably bc over.
taken; and Nhan oEertaken, hi. shrin will be
khpft one. -. - ,. - Is.
, 1863-08-31
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
Supposed Robel PrivAteers Fitting
Out In ENGLAND.

IFrom Tho Lonoon Western Morning Eess.l
Within tho last few months three steam
ycrte1s OF War have bccn ao1d out OF tho nary
at Plymouth by Her Majesty's GoycTnment-
sIz: Tho Avon, uccls, and Msflln: These
Western Docks, being sold ont iu an effective
state, and not merely for The purpose Of b teak-
lng rp+ Tho Htcla and Merlin h1rc ninco
been rechtiatcncd, the former as tho Iyphoon
and tho latter as the Sea Hawk. These two
papy, Of Hhom NJ. Roberts ia the ropreacn'
talave. Tho Ben Hawk, which ID the only ono
Of tho ve.scls that is fitting out, has been 70.
Gently brought before the public eomcwhat
proml1 1ently, An Advertisement has gone The
aya hing tour tc the Metdit:r.ancan, Bala-
c asa and ths E.at- Every comfort was to ba
provided. The vetscI, It was said, was " well
krown as q superior sea bohs, and Or great
speed, while her engines we're Of tho most
Ice vel, . chaplain, an expe1lenced surgeon,
good bnnd and professad cooks" were
to bo provided. She was to be commanded
by retired naval officer, and high class
engineer, and q PICKED man f-caTs ers1 set7s
sta naws, and the aaY appointed for her ieav-
Ing Plymouth Was the 9th Of August 4 large
number Of men have been bnsily employed
upon her, the majority engaged in ftunE her
up with suitable cabins for tho accommoda.
+AAtA ~ F%"1NA6 AA&7 ~~AA $%A4ACA
and sheathed With huntx's patent metal. anl
her srass nzc now being got In. Tho schemc
for the tour has. however, apparently fnllen
to the ground, not mora thai thirty applica-
| tions, VIC mrs Informed, having been made to
| secure berths. During the past week a 1arga
number Of the mcn employed In lltuug
NIB the cabins hare been discharged, aud
that work discontinued; but her httlng
| out otherwlc continues, She will, however,
not be ready for sca without her cablu flttiogs
for at least month Later athn her advertised
day Of railing. TheSea Hawk, ,us the Mcrlln, ,ap.
| Fearcd In tho .Nnvy Ltst'' as eix gun paddle
| wheel weasel, OF about 900 tons and 314 horse
power. She Was built for the mail service
and was first employed In running between
Holyhead ard Dublin. She was after*ard.
| employed In carrying mails in the Aedttcrsn
mean, and subsequently formed pszt Of tht
west coast Of Affica squadron Shenow bear
| all the usual appearance of q man.of-1ar, he
shotracka, DC, not having been removed
For some reason general feeling seems Il
prevail that ehe Is to carry the Confedtrat'
1lsg, and tEat the tour proposal WAS only Sc
forth to cover her real destinations; hut uoth
Ing beyond surnllses are advanced iu suppor
of such a suggestion. An application ha
been nade to the Customs to register her a
British ship, and that request, It Is undel
attud haA been complfeG with