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, 1863-08-08
DROWN's CULTIyATOR on

BROWNS CULTIvATOR OR
1ss:las Il stSss :ss ass ss' ssaoat
he worked ~ boy or tae merest ro Is raing
e. * aaa aGs sss 9at
saEy adaEtea e 70 co@bas ssrsa:ta. Durability nd
ss' nss can q I'll III o@ EfaHF 1s 70 TN
NV IL il ~. 0'
TEe dttvtr has c?uioE- abe .eat On tue rear part
e ses sas
e. n Eheh he tsroEs thsm to light o. ieft ~ VIII
o@ e3 4 xss Esa he sams e;
afe ss sopF e + 5as
& e. s sssa ts
559 s fS s. III fss 81
veliehee Il t1r3inE !: obs!ea: 70 Ill:
If
rem Re {. saeses a5e s;ea oat OF tho
It g adaassd not tny T. eal:iyasa 0eid corn. but
SsEf R5s % Il
na@s nas neeens aSa.snoil M9!a a@osE ths =:
tkned in Angus. 1860 stncs which thoasa'ds
q 1fe FlsEs laYs bssn IT, asma!Elng ses esss salts r.
napd fas bean faE hcT o2d the cspactisa Of aa maa
usEs MeIsrs. aiLEgH II HAMILTON Of Kcxanes.
ndnor ire the aszl9nets Of the patent and are uoW
gsp.sfs e ~ nna I'd s' o2s
RtS Sf ~. 4 Ed
Mechanics farmers sud Others interested IN this
i asssE
nation and Testimonials upon ad11esstok US Ut Ee
1ss +: f9;.a se !sses,s =
Sth ihe testinonial: q t. he,t had
, 1863-08-08
EAG9Ts MAGNOLIA BALM

Thnls the most delightful aud ext'aosd'nssy Article
cycs disco.ezsd Il CHANGES tse sun bnrns 1sce ana
tarts tc pca5ly tsttn texture ct "eAuV'
lu1ar;.nx ,he nerAso purity Of youth. ann ING DIE
11SopE appearance 50 Inviting IN ene eals oele ol
stslon ii 1euogea tau fresk1es. prplss anS rough
n.y. from Tie skIc. ieas1.E the courledon feah
t1ar.rare1t { and smooth. Il coatalns no mAtataA N
furious TO The skis. Fat.onixed BY Actrcssea Aoo
cpe1. Singers, 1t IL vLat every LADY saoala hase
so1d ere:ywse1e-
DEmAS S. BARNES & Co..
sse-ts,s In Genera. AGe2ts, e2 Broadway. n. l.
, 1863-08-08

N1GET SCAVENGEE-GI3 =
y Ksn1 wM At-ond to tie Cleaning Of ~ naI.es
~ aaa The removal Of caonave mattaF Of All Frtv
Sssesas saoanad a2d: pnEt1ed farticui4r stasn,:es
rG. s9 tae tennsal q HsAn!e soanu:n. AL Weft s
hof. su1&Aole. Rost oEoA 4cx E&ss t7lkhis9 im
, 1863-08-08
Jn5ulGlltf.

THE MUTUAL. LIFE lNsUR-
/ AycF 70 OF New York, 8. H!1ston- sseR
aslt, Gaaa Lsse:a February 1ss' S's.
: a9,225,119.78.
u: :CYONYEiTE. General Agent for Northern ana
Esnti3l Iuuots 10 Clark It,. Chicago. tellGSt't&
, 1863-08-08
HURLBUT BROS. & CO.,
= NAEgFAcruRERs AND DEALERS IN
WHISKY T. FLOUR BARREL SLAVES,

sorshum Barrels ard stsves turn;sted to order.
Enr1but's Patent Tight Stare Saving and
Dressing Machine and Right for Sale,
Office 3, d Yard on the P1tteburg. Fort W4Yns and
s1reef N-1 tJ31-h913I~
CHOICE BARLEY MALT AND
\}EI MALT: N manufactured IN Uece2oer, Jan
uary. Ftbruary and 1farch- -
i've Malt. aI.D0 per bHAhel-3S lbs
1pxTr \ MoHeT. No. Board Of Ixate Building.
: I" = ~ a. H hi 3y1Fh327-.m
TO BRITISH RESIDENTS.
Jn1y 9lst 1863.
w efre IN Chicago. at IL Waahd1Etoa street oppo.
us fhn Eouxt Equae, VII Eeuo3ta 0pan Until further
notice, ~ ~ ARD WILKINS,
Resi4tng under in.t-uct1ors at st. Lanll.
! 6p1 h55u-sw .+.~
, 1863-08-08

OATARTH! CATAR R E HI
~ DR.. 6EEIYEB LIQUID CATARR1 EEdEDY:
sure cUFt Ior trr Cold IL the mead It i easier
70 cure CATAEE1f CoSstxTr3ox The sym pfoms q
SAi4rrh 1t tf&l a-e se.y slEht. Ptsrsoca nnd toey
sat!vc &c tie cAncts Ut teEape. .ature TIC no,e usy
Be dry or slight dischsr sEtn sEa as1o
d ia e By bln.nE tne sose o. a. n1;s tnto fs
comes o-eca1ve 1t r7Ay destroy tEe sense of Ene1
tnd deAfrrs. SC fcs oF CAtsTh e t-emeo}
iups;alnn Add:es5D- D Z aAhIE s; .n3AsSi1.
, 1863-08-08
r 3. SEFIEY'S TRUSS ESTAB


1876 Clark strece, Chicago, H.
4oAe p1op-1eto, ard manufacturer OF the Bard Erboe
r;u.s fata Ttus4 viii cnte Euptn-E. VII naFtf rus.
/ als eatan and rooe =, new %e2nisetur S;a sHa
elastic Stockings, &c.. &C. Send 70. Pamphlets,
d. Wilcox = fateEt Att.hcial Leg. mAnnfactusea p1
e. stonord ls6 CiarE strert. cElchEu III has many
3r.roitAna advantages ArE other Lamb R4oTn -
.T.1arted to Etva peeteE. e2tistarhon Ssna to1
nam G61 E666-1 7 &&A
, 1863-08-08
A CIR D..

The Marine Company Of Chicago.
1he Stockholders Of ttis Institution having consib
utoa and paidt n
NEW CASH CANETAE,
yHK M4x1HE COMPANY OF CHICAGO 4 noT really Is
transact General Bua1ue. ana otter te rctrices 70
cuttor1c.t and correspondents In all 1aoa.ed tanssc
lions Under IT. ancoded charter, tW'o dtsttnc: do.
part11ent& a<e established:
La General Deposit, Collection snd Loan
Department.
"a Savings and Trust Department..
TIE nusnea. srd GaLsac:tons ot esea deps5tls5; =
each 0sher 70 t4t in no shall tn finds Of the
6aVius Department be }eops.ded by the oshtz ttanb
| actions or tpalne$a OF Ratd Company.
! III 74EAS 1n
, 1863-08-08

GREAT EXTERNAL REaEDE7,
1 NEEFfrsE FIN FRtx 2gb 2gB j5fE4s II
zEzHzSSH KS HEzS56s zSR s. 5iSSH5Ea: S}hSSs4fS
Ia. Stephen Sweet, Of ofConnecticut,
The great raturE, Boae Setter.
Dr. stephen sweet, OF rconaecttcns,
nknsx1 all oyerthe ua,rsa states:
D1. Stephen Sweet, OF ofConnect1cus,
the aa1ho1 CT "Dr Sweets 1nfa1lih1s 1drlnent
DIR. sweet.s 1nfAlltb1e Lfn1u1cns
Cure Rhsumatism and nere. falls.
Dr. Sweets Infallible Llnlznens
La certain rem.dy for Neuralgia.
DIR. Swees'a Infallihle L1nlmcns
cuteh Burns aoa 6calds Immediately.
DR.. Sssceass InfallIble Ltnlmenr
Is The best krewn remedy tor spzaias a1d Drulse4
Or. Sweet.s Infa1Hble Lfnlment
Cures Headache tmealasfssd6 I'll AID "'s aeT's known
Dr.. swcct,e InfalIfbIe LIn1rnent
Affords immediate relief soE Plies. nd seldom far
Or. ssees's Infa1lible L1nIzaens
Cures Toothdche IN one minute
Or. Sweetsa 1nfaIitbIc Imminent,
Cu1es Cuts aud Woucds immed:stay. sid leaves nj
ecN.
Or. Sweets InfaufbIe L1nlmen
Is the best remedy for sorcs In thekaoIn world
DR.. Ssgectss InfalI1ble L1pfmenR ~
H1s been used By nore than million peopla and ii
praise It.
DIR. Sweets In1s1ltb1e Imminent
1sfru1y 1t1end IL need" and tvGty {anIly shoa;,
hare It at LRcd.
mr.. Sweets InfalIfb1e Lfuinaepe
Is for gale By Ru DsEggtsta. Price S centA
RICHARDSON l. CO..
6ole Propr4eto.s. Norwich. Ct
Far ssle BY LORD d SMITH. General Weatsra
Agents Is Lake street, Chicago. ana oy deaesa eE1
Whest- Ma4Nso<oN
, 1863-08-08
&nllruno uno 9ttuubuor Ei1s1


GEoKGIA---...1Hss tocs. Capt GJeadsu
L2IIs,ASA..: ::ix tons. Rsoosnx
-CAROLINA.. :. 2ai3 tons....Ca2t Fssrca.
The aoore drat-ciaaa. powerful b:ltisa built iron
stesmshIp8 lEasas tRnt colnpaTt Eents} u aii nom
hF Yo.k Is liverpool, eAlEg at que .nasowa, e7oIy
a::tsr ats FRID AT .cona,enctoE oa no &: ta:T
They ara fiitea up fus cyas, s-cont lad hrd c!A1E
Passengers nth Dietary AID accom- 1o141t oni aluAl
TO WY o:btr LII OF Stea-Et.s- .,.
i:ATx or PASSAGE FEox NEW EoEx,-Ist ctsss SW:
70 c.ass 461; sd clA*a fx-r14abte tn :. C1-encY-
eEou prKkSsTuvH TO LIvxsPoo1 -ss3. Ss3 aad ~
Hn:i. O. squis alsnl II cuErt1 cy. ...
For tssssZ- appyto WILLIAMS d Gu19H. u FL.
S''' n HENKY W cHEENEnAUM.
Gsaesl Fsassge Axsac1 cosaes Of Lake Aai L*sans
tstee-. Chcago- rly@4ax3t1m
, 1863-08-08

"H r. IL GTER!ES OF TIE
J. TOILET tte otse? esnosea n conaequeace of
az LIZ fcoucy OF called
mi at1 INC utc f:IsI6TAl}J20's EXCELSIOR uAlH
DTE knpw and fee; fAa, their sec1t. IL secure.
no MOE CAL EYE
Can disureuish the blacks aud GroEus produced b.
*tts I've ftom thofn lnpaite1 ly he Ete-to-.
NO DES1BUCTAV INGRED1 ENTs
Ho.,pc thAt can chr 'ys Q. IL a7 wa5 iDJnro tie
f,alr. nirt:,st Etta tte FEEssEFAI!ss vkdEfAn.k
Esants:tu.ed by J; GRIsTAu.'t: IA Asar 70 ~ Mnsss s.
Nrr.se,h Price H. ti59 and ~ &C. box. according
~ x;..~'"' !yl&-pJS-iJst6
, 1863-08-08

EornIetly OF 81 Lctla. Mo."
u,.,n.n,t.h =. n. oft,ce ,.e South C1srk street.
eo1cEr al Monroe CficaFo H. half @sS9 tfe e Ss ~
r1ss sSSich he irrots with un1rrAstea tuceess
soons separate where adist and gsrssemt9 esn son
1nda,1 IN IL II I'D Communications eonhdentlAl
s2.ansnf;stioes free fda5tas Z. .. Dox IL loeloee
, 1863-08-08

A RTlTrCIAI LEGS.-C. Stat
~ {o.d sn,e proprietor and Magut7c: :91TS o. ~,
WlLcuXs PATENT ~ tE: 49, a.
E,ent v,ca : .2ron,s1 M 19 ssrEt c!a te oaen =
~ IN IN Il ulh CleIk street. Chicago Will secafe
j. n sn1 aSs jyI3 liasr In Tar
, 1863-08-08

HWy E0{lEl4 &&@4kk Vk3V = NVA4Ns =,
r.. tu:scf1ne. bag4 leave l2foso toe c:tt1tas O
sue We.t Inst he h4a sppola,ed Asasss! IL EaSa 1,S
nTnt ed Echfeaxin Asucsatsc 9chCsrps. who Msnppi5
fae Arm, auucse and ssts:a mefcaautA q ~" do.s
r.lsE of ths Ee,sla II fts been 1estea BY The Eh9le
Eedlra FTcu:y and ksoayunsed by tnea - 6S sse
ssis in te Vest several yeacs pssi y conse
NJ fGr Nsxn cxIs,d ii IL Eerctaats u the Vest
70 sd tsis ercate- = :a2cs o. p9s
t:hie IL hss arolnted :o above named nf11 AgcoIf
hsra rurchcstrs rcy getting the genuine aIk-
sJrav Eu:iera viii End tEan Gun tie chcaPest I'M
n,,.M IA IL s;cE yosE flllz.searh:s and NA.nla=tea.
P~@ N 80" UDuLPAO WOLFE.
= Beaver ktrkat. New Ici'E-
x.f,pD Euses OF NV0tfe's EeIcbrsa'
red t:cltfedam Aroma
TIC Scflhh Ds.
"a, sale ~ J.1. REED CO. Agann.
myHn1:gsan lt6 Lake s.rett Ehi5aso.
, 1863-08-08

~ y
dearborn tIrcetf. Chicago. Ill
Dr. jancs K ~1e Qcu3st and Aur1et, and orsEtaE!
proprietor Of the London Eye an Ear 1ntrtnary Will
spccttuliy III pGrsoEs chat he Il NO m0rs
I'D with hts previous advertising agent. M. Re5rels
IEnrEgry where he Aa4 A9p:y been employed ~
aEsnt Of this institution flnc tAe nret day of lat
NnnE ore dolash wor1h Of the otace fnrnltus-. or
t,oEe q. medicine. bce 1Iousz fFoE % II L., R11
iron, 70 r. II. Pos: o1ice Drawer ssa.
m i
, 1863-08-08
1868. THE 1853.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL 4, z
825 N1alea Double Track.

IA ardsF to Kees pass With the demands tta ssvs
ta DchllS, Tbs aaaaze1s Of thts psPolas ron:s ha1
vita la eoanaetlon. + wm b toaad II 81 ;es2scts
trncf /. I:a16 bsiis1tad md enkreY trea ttoE :94
, 1863-08-08
eTunE TO HEALTH4

+ets.e nr,rt,te ne t. ab:c perform and FIJI gua:aa
e. pe1fect cures for MI Special Diseases Ia sls nosa
keyefe and complicated stsges. IN ATtsy eaoEs C11e
ettnout the use Gf 1y:cftufT. ,>~,,.. x a..
S1tAd To call.
, 1863-08-08

TTHE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
i AND MECHANICS SAVINGS HANK
81 Clark Street, Chicago, III.
I. see hnurs RON 10 4 u. to aP n. Also. hoH 81
W. N SP. II Tuesday and Saturday.
INCORPORATED IN 1861.
2.x per cent Interest savicxs.
or<E01o3n AID oFF1cEna.
Presidents. Il. FLEETWOOD.
YleePrest-F. C.. SHkEAAN. Counsol-NA c. GcSp7
vice .Nzsu4Il- Cazhtez-sTnzxY &yAaa
npAEo or HIAMEEEEa.
&C FAegp. J. HI. Eountree, N. LeNM.
j. 4, Jote4. Ts Pk!ll!ps, 8. s. !!Eye1.
i Ge5n, ReyD D1ane VOC. :; no!e,
Ed Hempstekd. Z. q. Iee5e. y. scatsa
i. Il, N:saop.D DID, 2. a. Gage, EoA. W.. 0Edea.
M ~ Jobe4, " f.DoEEctt. be& 1lS91y
, 1863-08-08

DANK OF AMERlCA.-Publio
- Ho.ce II he:eby given, that ii Dll1a osGsculas-
.ag Notes Of the ..-.
ttnANR OF xMER1pA,n
.s-e.o.o-e tncotpo,stsd sud doing buEsness IL ts es9
81 Chicago under general banking laws OF ths htAte
81 Illinois mnt be presented ferpay1cEt = tee huai.
So city of Springfield w!th'n three yeat1 fon tse
nf ala notez vii be ciycn 1p to SID bank.
Dated t.ls 2Cth day Of Mav. T. p tS.1; ,..
H.w. WILLARD Caahisr, Iyes e441oiel64
, 1863-08-08
Bu11ku1B uztb Gxtbn11ae-
GEO. C. SMITH g. BRO.
~ Successor t. ]. n. DRE1n& T. Co.

GEO. G. SMITH g. BRO,
~ suceeasort u IN. DRExn& Co.
lacI4AnK sTREEr, CHICAGO.
Receive Deposits, Eaks Advances upoa Pro-
duce In stoce and Shipments, and traasact
Gensral Banking Eustrsss.
RkiD. DEn l. Co. DEzrn Co.
Rev York Lmys d4s:y1 Pt.aee.rate:
A TGUST LIST, 16G3.-We will rec
~ tire THIS day no1 the sa2kirg nukinEsa aad will
Mcssrs. GEO. c. SMITH l. nRo.,
Mses 5sfS. &c e. =.
TlEsT NATIONAL BANK. OF
Il CHICAGO: This Institution. organized under
theEatoaal Banking Law. IL lecatedsf
~ LAsALLE STREET.
Capital, -. $3.50, 900.
!.p,esstea . fa!ut.a tho qse.. t.s;1tt, te susto
nef' Nae s''''aeEdSS EB1 BRafsTEb. a ss1 esss,e1
pJkro7oEs-E Aiken. Berj. 2. Hutchinson, John 7.
ss5 ssaa s. sss
R,UTrzR, END1corr & CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner Lake and Clark streets.
general banking ousinex tzapaact.a. ~ eee1 sn
4 DVANCES ON PRODUCE.
IL Tbs uadcrsleued ese prepared: = hsEet3%sore % 70
make advances o1 authoItzo d'sts aEalnn rsnauoe a..
'ss'f' ssS = R'
, 1863-08-08

,csro Ill 1ySl h9,S Nv
uAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!l
i L BArCHElo oK5 celebrated HA1R DIE u TIE
Bxsr RosLp The 2n Gd6 Mnnskssf 1T IEYS t. ~
t1ir1chsnEss Ked, kusty Or sry Hail ias:sh
50 GLossY Black EATuHA1 BROWN: St:nonf l.; y
fnrtnE lie Esir Of Staining the Skin leaving the HAL
Eff Sad keaustfa. Ii paIta 1reeh <lsaItF IEq1EntI
rrstcrInk IA prtttue Eo:or AID rccet ne ~ e1ees
q Ind Dyea Ths GsnnSe q = Mfndo I'D should
b. s9osacd sold By Il! Druggists. &C. ,fs5tofy: u
ge-clAy strict, NeF Fosk- 1y9ES.tS-
nR. HUNTER TREATS ALL
L. Chronic Diseases rnch es Colds Cougna, E9a' 3a
sumption Asthma the Lu1Es. EcaEt. Sto11SN. Mn
csys. BLADDER end the Rovettt DytpeDsA OiALihsa'
R{.ept.15. soot. Rsena Pa5a'yss p wsse ard
ctlldren Sore E!es ard Kars. Cat9ract D.schs:ses
S39aslng nd puzzg souads~ d.. Hunter IA sac onsY
GAScLhas;-. H. GfD efs SORES OR ULCERS, TUNERS
+ns,,. WINS PILES AND fISTUtA. .,,
toipt H. Hours from 4 st. toap.I. 0Mce& Han
,eS s&..a3;e 3eoretof Dea:bors. chicago. 1anos.
~ 3.FT,CSsON CSsONFEssIONS AND EX-
tns ber~bt. Id " oF Az INVALID ibr
sga.e ogse D..@ 5t e "a
Ss o &C. .'sux9us suSpylis Ra1a' II w eta
svo,. III TIE n: aEAss pr sr1r c,-n. >S
y 49, Fno nA* cused hlmLa : l..f CURE
.9aiEHer AHo 1f1usS tt4cusa being rut 10 great
III Ey easies,ss post paid .ea,~,a.. Aue'as and
SA!A E.a bS<tcrd. h1uEs Gu ArH y s;lEL NY
, 1863-08-08

sc:d by LORD & SMITH. Wso1ess!e. Druggists. 3
Lake street ChcaKo. a.. General Western Agents. to
, 1863-08-08

A PERFECT CURE WARRANTED.
Pessons epf1er:pg rom irregularities ahould Gail as
ance arc he cured -
Bee. of city references as to hbtAry and sncceas.
.qxEI@
, 1863-08-08
M ALKER s. THOMAS,

ATTORNEYS AID G0EESEtI0nS At LlW,
End Vashforton sttCftA Chicago, r, O, Drawer 55a
amzxsT q. TAlK1R, tmyl eT7s3ml R.h. THOMAS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-30
Miscellaneous News.

New YORK, Sept. 29.-The twenty first an
niversary ofthe order of Sons of Temperance
was celebrated by large and enthusiastic
meeting at Cooper Institute this evening, and
a special session of the naval convention was
i'siA daring the day, at which delegations
were present from the states Of the British
provinces. The meeting was the largest held
for many years.
Twenty-Five thousand tons of coal were sold
at auction to day at S. 50 a 81 95 per ton.
The Herald says rumors were atiOat in
Washington last evening that the Union forces
in Georgia and Tennessee had met with a Sc
riouS disaster, but nothing definite had been
ascertained from the war department. If I'M
favorable news had been received by the gov
eminent, it had been kept profound secret
from those who usually find out such intelli-
gence.
Washington dispatch to the World says:
1t is stated in well informed circles that Rose
Grams had been reinforced up to Saturday by
$4,000 men.
BY al order from the adjutant generals Of
fee, dated to-day, Col. Berdan of the LIST reg
iment Of sharpshooters, for absence without
leave and disobedience of orders, will stand
dismissed from the service unless within fl
teen days he reports to the military commisS
sion in this city, ofwhich Brig. Gen. Ricketts,
is president.
Another female bread riot occurred in Mo-
bile Sept. oath. The 18th Alabama regiment
ordered by Gen. Mawry to put down the dis
turbance, refused to do duty. The Mobile
Cadets tried their hand, and were defeated and
forced to fly by the women. Peaceful meas
ures finally quieted the famine-stricken
wretches. The rioters openly proclaimed a
determination, if some measures were not
rapidly devised to relieve their sufferlngs or
stop the war, to burn the whole city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-30

desires to take advantage of the act. meet
ing of stockholders was to be holden III New
y DIRK on the 29lh inst, at which the directors
were to be elected.
The secretary of war directs that colored
volunteers from New Jersey and Delaware be
mustered into the regiments forming at Phil
adelpha, credit being given therefor to those
states respectively.
In the report of the state board of agrcul-
ture for Ohio it is stated that the number OF
sheep killed by dogs in 1862 was thirty-six
thousand seven hundred and seventy-eight,
and during the same period twenty-tour thou
sand nine hundred and seyenty-two were in
jured-the total value of the canine destruc-
ton being $l36,347.
1t is calculated that the rebels lose one hun
bred slaves per day, who are valued at
100000. At the same rate of loss, the Sc
cesh in one year, would be out of pocket
$50 $500, 900 in the value of human chattels
alone.
If all the criminals in the state prisons
should accept JEFF. Davis proposal to be re-
leased on condition of their entering the con-
federate service, it wouli add the weight of
eight thousand villains to tine ranks of their
sinking cause.
The Charlotte Is. CO. Bulletin of the 10Th
contains the following significant paragraph !:
''We again appeal to the people of North
Carolina to give what help they can to the
starving population of Charleston. We dis
like exposing the necessities Of our people,
but our friends can furnish bread and avert
starvation, and we believe they will do it when
they know it is absolutely necessary"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-30

New HAVEN, Sept. 29.--The national
horse fair opened to-day, with every prospect
of complete success. The interesting classes
have already been mostly filled, and to- days
attendance betokenS an interest equal to the
expectations OF the managers. Many excel
lent horses are present, Among the best from
this state are Beckwlths 'Belle," of Hart
ford, his prince" and Russells "Clarion."
Nearly enc hundred and fifty entries had been
made up to noon to day.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 29.-The flag of
truce boat New York, in charge OF Mai. Null
ford, arrived from City Point this evening"
with 800 Union soldiers. The news in Rich
mond appears to be meagre and Of minor inn
pertanCe. The editorials are Opetul, but
urge the most strenuous efforts to redeem
Chattanooga, and repel the expected advance
of Meade.
New YORK, Sept. 29.--The steamer Dud-
ley Buck, from Newbern the 26th, has arriv-
ed. She brings no news. The transport Con-
stitution, from Hilton Head, has arrived.
When off Charleston she saw a large fire, but
from the distance could not tell whether it was
i'll the city or vessel.
ALBANY, Sept. 29.-The draft in this city
was completed to-day, 1443 names having
been drawn. Those for the remainder of the
county and Schoharie county will be dawn
tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-General McClel-
Ian arrived here this evening, and was sere
naded at the residence OF his mother, above
Eighteenth street. in the presence of large
crowd Of his admirers and friends. He re-
turned thanks for the compliment in neat
address, He is expected to be present at the
state fair in Morristown on Thursday.
The sales of government bonds to-day
amount to $400,6 $50. Deliveries of bonds are
made to Sept. %.
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its leaders. When the chief was carried
away, in the flight OF McCook's corps, Thorn
as, who remained in command on the field,
was fully aware of all the plans and hopes
of Rose Grams, and was thus able to follow
out without interruption what Rosecrans had
been forced to leave.
After the battle of Murfrcesboro, the com
handing general did not think it worth while
to complain of Gen. McCook. He is an indul-
gent chef, apt to take the will for the deed
and ready to excuse blupder. But it now
appears he would have done wisely, had he
put some one like Rousseau, or Turchin, ol
Sheridan, or Negley, in McCooks place, Me
Cook may b, good officer, but he evidently
lacks the firmness and capacity needed for ST
important a command as that in which he ha
twice failed.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
More About the Rams in the Mersey

New YORK, Sept. Craftsmanship City of
Washington arrived at 1890.
The Emancipation Society have written to
Russell, thanking him for stopping the rams
in the Mersey, and begging him not to lose
sight OF the movements on the Clyde.
The Times editorially expresses satisfaction
that the iron clads in the Mersey will not be
allowed to leave until something more is
known of their ownership and destination.
The Paris Monitor explains that the Florida
is not privateer, but forms part of the con-
federate marine, duly commissioned and has
all the character of a vessel of war. Ninety
five of the crew of the Florida arrived at Liy-
erpool in a state of destituton. The reports
that they had received large sums in wages
and prize money are fabrications Most of
the men were pressed in from the confederate
army. AT Brest they boldly demanded wages,
when they were all discharged with notes on
the confederate agents at Liverpool for sums
varying from 500 to $3.50. These claims
were repudiatcd, and the men were vowng
vengeance.
1t is reported that two federal vessels are
en- route for Brest to prevent the departure of
the Florida. The Patrie denies that Slidel
has gone to Brest he is still at Biarrtz.
1t is said now that the emperor Of Mexico
recognizes the confederates by the instruc-
tons OF Napoleon; also that Lincoln's gov
eminent will not throw difficulties in the way
of the French schemes, but will quietly watch
events. The Times lectures Canada on an
nexaton to the states, and says they are free
to do as they like, but that they have nothing
to gain and everything to lose by such a step.
Russia's reply to the western powers has
been delivered. The car is immovable in
regard to the Polish question. Six points are
submitted, and further discussion is superf1u-
Gus. Russia assumes the full responsibility
of her actS
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OBJ 4aip spp doureeste dalOmcsoap urung Sept 3d. 1885,

finding that she was about being captured, her
officers ran her ashore, took to their boats
and escaped.
few days ago, Gen. Hclntzleman, while
riding in the vicinity of Seneca creek, with a
portion Of his staff, was chased by a party of
guerrilas, and narrowly escaped capture
During the past four weeks upwards of four
hundred desertels from the army of the Poto-
mac have been arrested in this city.
A haul was made yesterday at Georgetown
of men who have been making a business of
enticing soldiers from their regiments, and
clothing them in citizens garb, and then
inducing them to offer shemselves as substi-
tuteS.
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From Fort Monroe.

FORTRESS Monroe, Sept. 29.-The Rich
mond Examiner of the 10Th inst. says Al
ter two distinct efforts for the recapture of
Chattanooga we have now the intelligence
that the enemy is still in possession Of that
stronghold and strengthening its works.
While events linger in Tennessee the situa-
ton in northern Virginia has become critical.
The enemy is preparing for a general attack
on the line OF the Rapidan and massing forces
at Culpepper. He is also accommodating and
encroaching on the railroad and river, and in
dicateS determination to fight"