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, 1863-04-23

louisville, April a22-The Mumfordsyille
ezpeaition to Selma has returned 10 Glasgov y,
having destroyed at the town OF Selma I0O,-
COO pounds Of bacon, 400 900 bushels Of wheat
and corn, 100 barrels each Of whisky and -four,
quantity ofsug.r, tea, coffee, salt, and other
stores, and forty bouts used BY the rebels In
transporting supplies. The rebels admit d
loss Of ninety Killed. Col. Graham thinks
their loss was greater. The Federal loss was
one killed and one missing.
CINCINNATI, April 21.-Gen. Burnside's Or
der No. 2s is being rigidly enforced against
number have been arrested for harborinE Con-
felerate troops.
Gen. Boyle arrived to-day from Washington
and goes to Kentucky tomorrow, In which
State he has authority to raise 10000 troops
for the defense Of that State.
, 1863-04-23
FEzOHI THE COAST IzdDCN.
ABE.


NEW YoRK, April 22.-The British prize
steamer Gertrude arrived to-day, captured on
the 10th inst, off Harbor Island, By the United
States, gunboat Vanderbilt, after chase OF
several hours. She was hound for Charleston,
and arriving off that port found It so closely
blockaded, that she was on her return to
Nassau when captured. She is $50 tons, iron
built, six months old, $50 horse power, and
has cargo Of gunpowdcr and military stores.
Her clearance shows ller to be bound from
Nassau to St. Johns, n. B,
, 1863-04-23

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbnne.1
hAn1soK. Wis, April = 1858.
6en: fopc has issued u general order IN.
nounc'ng with regret the death Of Major How
ard stansbury, and paying deserted tribute
to ILLS character and services, and directing
, 1863-04-23

MONSTER MASS MEETING IN
NEW YORK,


The largest popular gathering ever held in
this city met yesterday afternoon at and
aEouDd Madison square, In response to the
call Of the Loyal League Of Union citizens, is
sued h{ its President, Lieut.. Gen. Winfield
Scott, U. s. 4
The day WIS rather unproaitious. Dark
rain clouds hung over the city. and clouds Of
dust whist1cd Windily through the streets;
but deEser than the former, and more enthu-
siastically restless than the latter, were the
''clouds Of witnesses" which by scores Of
thousands Rwo,med in front Of the Fifth
sentiment, and cheer with helrty yoic3 each
testimony Of ftalty to the Land Of the free and
the home Of the brave.
-Four stands were. erected, from which, as
will be seen IN the following report, dIstin-
guisled gentlemen addressed the yast crowd,
siasm any ten political meetings held In this
city during the last ten years. The presence Of
Gen Scott, doubtless, drew many to the
square who, Oh ordinary occasions, avoid
crowds and prefer to read rather than listen
to speeches, and that their hearts were
that they were amply repaid tor tLeir trouble,
and duly imbucd with the spirit Of the occa.
sion, was most clearly and unmistAkab1v
eyiuced by the continued ebulition Of enthu-
siastic chceriugs, shoutings and hu1rahiac5
which rang forth again and again, and again.
Addresses we're made BY George Bancroft,
John Van Buren, Henry j. Raymond, Daniel
S. Dickinson, Lyman Tremnin, D, b, Field
E. Delaheld Smith, Ethan Allen, Henry III
Stanton, G.. ". Curtis, Rev. DR.. Hitcucock.
D. T. Coddington, Mnyor Opdykc, ond Others,
Owing to the feeble health Of Gen. Scott,
who kindly consented to preside over the
meeting, or, as he expressed it, "to help the
boys take one more battery" 1t was arranged
that he should occupy chair On the balcony
OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel, directly opposite
Stand No. l. The balcony was appropriately
deckcd for The occasion with the American
colors, and from the balustrade WIS suspended
7nrgc banner, with the following inscrip-
tion:
s'The fire Of the dlnt.''
OUH CoENTK1.
It's unity and integrity will be maintained against
all foes, domestic Or foreign.
At precisely 4o'cloek, Gen. Scott left his
parlor In the hotel. and accompanied By His
Honor Mayor Opdykc, Dnyid Dudley Field,
Esq, James Wadsworth, Gen. P. II. Wet
more, and Dr. Campbell, of the army, fphy-
sician to the Generally proceeded to the bal
conr.. No sooner had he stepped from the
window upon the balcony, than he vas recor-
pized By the immense hrong congregated In
front Of the hotel, every man Of whom an
pearcd to vic with the other IN his efforts
TO giye tho hero of hundred battles .
greeting worthy of hts fame, his char
cheering and waving Of hats from the crowd
In the streets continued for several minutes,
, 1863-04-23
. NtD A0prrtistn.curs
ELECTRICITY.

sata;s II er.' s. eia1 1or Il
MnIi;s Va r., as4 4 e. s-r,71- r. - X
tseatn; q !" AZ CHE: ~, o. Il i.ste
trnro'. ssi av + T. in H.: ~ !: .sn:i.
q 9d.sa y 1s>::i1 s. :.:' - d I'm, s a.,
Wonderful Cures being effected by this
Wonderful Agent
e. 'S5:ysE s sssts tss 9 f.
mug from taelr medical Atteadants. without my
Convincing Arguments to Pto7eit tg ba 10
arSs:sy ssst xa.P az IS;
DIR. IRONS
i 9e
II :ssf sa:s "a : 1ssfv hses
GAN EFFECT A CURE
ntte 8 as5S t:: e. e m es
t1rs and nslst rating sncn !. 70 s1' penes-
Paralysis, Amaurosis, Sexual Tass,a,, ,..,,
Seated Tumors, rheumatism, Mental IA.
preston, Asthma, Bronchitis, G asuao.
t1on IN its ioclpiaat stages, Im9o-
teree, Uterine Weakness, &c.
IT IRONS haa for sale tie most improve 1,ert1c.,
Hs ana IN IL thar pso
OFFICE,
No. q, over the Bank Of Montreal.
Nos II and IS Lasale street.
r U. Drawer eSs;: Hours from L. II, tos p n
tA1.-|-cs& 1tnet1
, 1863-04-23

NEW YORK, April 22.-Thc Common Coun.
el1, at its session lat evening, by q vote Of 10
In the Board Of Aldermen and Is In the Board
u Councilmen, adopted = resolution permit.
III. If track from Union Square, down Broad
WGy to South and Fulton ferries.
, 1863-04-23

Our dispatches give us no information rs to
whether this new route has been made ayaila-
Bile, but We commit no indiscretfon in giving
the reasons which have pointed out the a.
uess Of the new posi- ion. The handsome
achfevmcnt Of Admiral Porter In running his
gurboats aud transports By the rebel batteries
at Vicksburg, as confirmed in our dispatch
above, gives us force, which in conjunction
with Admiral Farragut's vessels, makes our
hold on the riycr secure, and completely Soy
CTS the Confedcratcs in the gulf and sca-coast
States from their valuable Southwestern con,
uectiOns
, 1863-04-23

W For Wants, For Sale. Boarding,
For !sent, Found, Lust de-, SEQ
Fourth Pa &C.
, 1863-04-23

u T. n O ' A T. The subscriber
would say to the Pub.ic that he has retired from
the aetye tbs bus!aegs OF the trn Of S. MARSH
%Co Ax address, after the f.ss q May next vi bs
firm Of 5. MaFsh Co In Chicago VII bs carried oG3
By my ra'tEers E. X Hubbard and y. Wlnd;te 21 a9n
aHy person having bCs1pesa wiz. 1HaIv vtduallf
p1eatc call atrlr once Is C:k STREET undcr TIC soes
DLn House. md se:ttn before 1eATn. xr.1,u
ppf3- c9J3t SYLVESTER MARSH.
, 1863-04-23

Dec-5dra s-te: X authorized 10 recsirs aarertse.
U1enff for this aad al 1ts ltadiog .Sorth.e5ters
faQCETs.
, 1863-04-23

.,,;e, n+w seeding. direct from Roch1stes. N.
- EFF EGu.S9 nS.ntrd to Vsate or Of Western paatars
Ifhe rnIe1EnoF claims th8t "these Potatoes Fren
=, ~ ~ TrtEt earlier than the Peach Blow" gov
tnter though large and cean) and fed
" rhcy arc tfy, white speaes e1ceilent hsyor.
"a nov have 1avet been known to rot Price for
hrTrrI n 81 bushels In starc IS =.
o"''o 6HkRMAM, HALL Is POPE.
OTIS caxs st-nct TSQgip Water sslfet.
, 1863-04-23

II Agents wanted {nr the sale OF tae aboyo Rooks
In =ver- ccuHtr in the Cnited States. Young ,lca,
Of lhe ptuneer BOY pes day ard NE making money
For tery.s arrly to Tie Pub.fsha.s
2r.T CS.2 # TsLT net
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
MIvlIdtf
WAX ~DEpART.tGNT,
RithmnnI, MaE ., 1853.

h'camoHa' May D 1868
EXCHA%CE NOTICE. No Tho FL.
lowing CoHtcderatc officers ana men have been
duly exchanged and are hereby so declared.
!. All officers and men who have been de!iv-
ercd .. City Point At any time previous t.
May {, 1893,
:. All o,hccTs captured at any place before
the list Il April, 1863. who have been released
on parole.
.. All men CAPTURED in North Carolina Or
Virginia before tAc l%t Of March, 1858, who
have been released en- parole.
i The %o:ic"rs and mon captured u lpaco,rd
by zen. ). !. Carter, IN his expedition 70 East
tennessee III December last.
Z, The officers and men captured and paroicd
hy'hl"utrnant Colonel Stewar, at Van Barren,
Arkansas, January 25th, 1853: by Col Uichrr
in December. 1852, in his march 10 the Mobile
and OhIo Railroad, and hv CAPTAIN Cameron
at Corinth, Mississippi, in December, 1862.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23

WE WANT AS MANY RAGS AS WE
can get. and will pay the highest market price
tor them. Let every one who reads this send
VIZ what he or she NAV have. Unless we can
get rags we can get no paper.
Send 10 tho Bulletin all The cotton rags vow
can get. A liberal bonus will be paid any one
who will take the trouble to gat us w q large
lot Five cents per pound given, il delivered
n Winchester. apr9.tf
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
Office Of Commandant Of Conscyipts
KNOXVILLE, TENN. Nav :, jsf3.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. May :, 1863.
ENROLLING OFFICERS in Tennessee
Will proceed NJ once 20 enroll, as Conecrirts.
al Deputy hh"ritis in their respective districts,
who may be Of c~onscript age, They will be-
furnished with descriptive lists, and be- directed
to report al the camps Of instruction. Those
IN Middle Tennessee viii report 10 the com
mandant Of the camp Of Instruction at Fac-
"~ttevi!!e. and those in E4st Tennessee will 70
port to the commandment Of the camp at nox~
willie.
+. y. BLAKE. Il. Col. c. S.A.,
Eiylo IN t"mm&ntant Of Cor,cripts,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
NOTICE.

,, a.. handy, Winchester. Sc2n., ard
IAhLh j. Pryor, Atlanta, GO, so az.
ore 70 receive and receipt tor sl c~Icilas
ut; lroy Morgan & Co, Nashville. Tenn.
All persons indebted 70 said Arm vii, please
cal AID settle their i~ndehtsdpsss.
JiaFIi-tf IRBY MORGAN &CO.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
ARMY BLANKS.

loRNS ON HAND ATTIRE BULLETIN
VI ice, viz: 4, g, :, g., 9, 10, II, 10. Il,
Il, 20, q, %. 90, %.
Ako' Morning Reports for Hospitals, Muster
an Fay Rolls. Descriptive Lists, &c. bcaut:.
ful V Printed on good paper. Other Blanks
printed 70 order. Chit
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
State Of Tennessee, Franklin Co,

b. B. Knight, and others. VS.. G. \. Shook and
Wife. and Others.
.by virtue Of a decree Of the County Court
of Franklin county, pronounced at It's Nav
session, 1863, I vii! offer for sale at the Court
House door, in Winchester, Tenn. on the
FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE NEXT. he
following Slaves, to-wit: Simpson. sam, Wal
lace and Dizzy. The biddings to commence for
the men at ! $500 each. and for tho woman,
Dizzy, $500. The Slaves will be sold on twelve
months credit, except the sum Of $50. to be
paid on day Of sale. Purchasers require! 10
give note and sufficient security.
JOHN @. ETOCUS,
hvi-tC Clerk.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
BRING THEM IN,

AL persons holding my change ,;ckas
are n2ti1rdto present them within orths
from this date, else they will not be redeemed.
Mavl@-dtf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
HORSE FOR SALE.

A FINE, 5-ycar old Bay Horse, in good
order, suitable for Cavalry, can be had by ap-
plying at the "Bulletin Office. A cavalry
saddle will be sold with him if wanted.
May20-dtf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
u Wa w."
AtNEiENTT0N

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND opcr-
ed for sale, III one Of Nr. Cranes Offices. three
doors above y. !. Colyrrs ottc", A SINAI! Jet
Spoo. and Flax Thread, Pins, Needles, Fins
Combs, Tuck Combs, a few
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
LANDS FnB SAFE.

SEVERAL SECTIONS OF ARKANSAS
LANDS within II few hours ride 0; Men.rhis.
can be bought vcry low for Confederate Notes
or BONDS. Enquire AZ this office. mhs-tf
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23

and a splendid article Of VIRGINIA CHEW
ING MD SMOKING TOBACCO, which 7
Will sell on c"asonobie profit for cash.
apr, !9-dtf. JAMES HARRIS
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
Grants Base of Supplies.

own correspondent to the New York
Times Of the 11th, in o letter dated
" Opposite Grand Gulf, La, April 20,
1863, as follows:
The route from Millikcn's Bend to
This point, as constructed by our forces,
is in the highest degree complimentary
to thoir Ingenuity and perseverance.
Tho entire distance by land is about
sixty miles, and for the greater Of its
.lcugth it has been constructed across
swamns THAI At first sight would seem
.imnssaHIe Tor anything save aligators
Or ether amphibious denizens of the
county Mile after mile Of timber has
been chopped down to admit the pas.
sage ri wagons corduroy roads have
been thrown across morassoS Of 4 SEEM
.jugiy and less width wide, swift
ooyou7 have been bridged, causeways
thrown up, heights leyclod, and in
short " labor performed whose equal
IS to magnitude and difficulty has
scarcely been performed during this
war.
~ may generally be known, the OBJ.
lcess Of constructing this route was 10
enable rs to pass around Eicksburg
Iwitu 2 view OF reaching it from some
point below. All the other approaches
u Fjo>sburg had been experimental
upon last fall Grant tried them on the
east, and during the last six months
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
~ WINCHESTER, Tenn,
FOR 4 l.
C0NFEDERATE NOTES.

1T is a NEW BUILDING, CONVENT
ent to the Mary sharp College. has FIVE we'll
p~lastered rooms, besides 2 cook room and 4
dining room. There is one of the finest OF
gardens attached toi,, besides stables, kitchens,
and al necessary out-h5usos. Also, asplcndid
.ciStern. WIN be sold for cash, u, e low price.
Apply to ". j. SLATER, Bulletin Office.
Marl9-Qtf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
Administrators Nntine
GOLD A T FOR SALE,

\ FINE DOUBLE EASEn corn
" ALC!t.n $FlcDdid tiro-kccper. Apply At
the BULLETIN OFFICE. mty-.;.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23
A SHOP

Splendid Chewing Tobacco.
iubE UAn At DANIEL BRAZEL.
TONS S,of. in y winchester.
'-g. 81;
-ESiHFT'S PAY ACCOUNTS
o.. HhNJ AID FOR SALE Az THE
.j+.-r l-iajA p!.er.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-23

-
I country in whatever capacity the
may choose. If | should be so honol
ed as to be elected, | shall remain /
the field until Congress meets, which
understand is not until February. an
1 if the warts not over when that bod
adjourns, | shall enter the army agai1
I in some capacity and here l will tax
4 occasion to state that | never expec
. to be a candidate again for the sam
/, Office.
, So with you my friends throughot
the State, in and out of the army
A USEFUL SHOP. !
AT THE SHOP e the undersigned. near
Harmony Church, IN the I'd District Of Frank |
lin county, will be filled promptly all orders
for Wagon Or Buggy work, Plough Stocks and
.ab4not work, lsuch as fine and ordinary COT !
Gns, Wash Boards. &C., and indeed any wood
work. Cheap for c@sh is my motto. Give me
: call.
ny2%.lm' j. Z. BEAVER.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

" Senate Chamber OAlo, .9pril 5ui, 1854.
ala. J. G. AYRR- Honnfed Sir; have made thor
ough trial Of the CArHARIic pis ei by your agent
and have buen cured by them Of the dfeadh rheumatism
under which he found mo suffering The first dose 70
lGYed me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed tho disease feel in better health than for
years beore which attribute entirely to the effects
Of your CArHARrto pitIs. YouFB with great respect
LUClUS b. METCAl.P."
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

The above arc an from persons who publicly known
where they reade and who would make these state
without thorough conviction that they
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
THE PERFECTION OF MEDI-
CAL SCIENCE.
Fifty Years Practical Experience
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. ]

NH.
Iapa sals OF lnis ointment aud the universal favor
win which II Is uniioimly received prove eoncusvely
It's powerful efficacy On dsease During period nifty
a, ~ ashl5 Us 9arvelous virtues while the
ct sosgni6cantta frther enment is az
SKIN DISEASES
Erysipelas Ringworn Measles. small pox se,,i,,ins
Rash Ifeh Cntans,,,s prr,,fn nin,sh H.,
tules wbriher srolv nrv Wat1ry Srn.,,at o. -, ~
~ ,li h.fi ~ "a.e'J' otuHtsu Or liattefyi
, ne.s ~ 'e ~ uts ol thls balsAme Vihi-
oway'a purtving pus Which ,r.is, !. ,y,,.srs,5 ~ a
,iih,, US ~ "heh eAeIelse powerful anu
UISF ASES og MIN r,tii,'t IN ANn ruuon
n'.',,.n.1l-o ~, ~ ihE ihhoAI AND ChboI.
Dp'lelA ." iutrld nnfa Ilreti' Vuinsy Coughs Colds
iloafstiess lnfueuza, CatArih, Asthma. bronchitis
llshine-A ol iie hest lurSy @r are thehamed state
olhe EaHhS o inc threat and eoanEs of the chest. ny
np,ih ' & "imthen oi' We aurced nsrS y IL quickly
anu aaSH tn" Irritation cleans the pa,saeeso
sI'e pnlssm "hlch o'strncis iheh thereby giving i'm
mediat. freedom to the organs ofre-piration
LoNH DISEASE. EXTERNAL ULCERS
The extraordinary efficacy of th Btlaainc Oiptn.n on
ia s9'ss haI Leg AMI ianr"rous Ulcers frankly
is tleu py sinent medlsal men ly rubbing II ON II
uhest ~ sk ls luleky hhibei hy the ahsorLents,
anu coseyed through the aid OF the blood the lungs
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
: JEFFERSON SQUARE,,

/ OTIS on Fifth Street, between Jefferson and Madison
IL Also 100 feet Fifth Street, Monroe Apply
JULIET. - JOSEPH W. DAY.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31

Jacket-of skyblue kersey with dark-hue trimmings
cut like the cavalry jacket to we'll the
domen Tfowsers--present reputation sky blue
Forage cap-present regulation.
Men who still in service and unable to perform eiiac-
tive field duty. may be transferred to this corps
Medical Inspectors, Surgeons In charge Of Hospitals
Military Commanders and all others having authority b.
discharge under eSisng laws aud regulations are for
bdden to grant discharges to any under their
troll who may be fl for service in tho Invalid Corps
For the convenience Of service the will selected
for three grades OF duty Those Who are most efficient
aud abebodied and capable Of pero ming guard duty
etc. etc, will he armed with muskst and assigned to
to companies OF the First Battalion Those Of the next
degree Of efficiency including those who have lost hand
arm; an the least effective including those who
have lost foot leg, to the companies OF the Second
Third BAttai0ns; they will be armed with swords
The dHtles will be chiefly provost guards and
garrsons for cities guards for hospitals and other pub
lie buildings; and as clerks aud 0rderas, etc II found
Necessary they may be assigued to forts, eic.
Acting Assistant Provost Marshas ueuerl are author.
lied TO appoint officers Of the Regular Service or OF the
Invalid Corps, to administer the oath Of enlistment to
those who have completely nlhlled tue prescribed
conditions Of admission t5 the Invalid Corps VIZ;
J. That the applicant is unit for service ia the field
That he is dc for the duties, Of them indi-
Gated above.
8. That IL not in the service, DO was honorably
discharged
l. That he is meritorious and deserving
For enlistment or further Information apply to the
Board OF Enrolment for the district in which the appl
cant Is a resident
EDWIN WILMER.
Provost Marshal and a. A. Provost Marhi General State
Of Delaware.
HEAD QUARTERS Provost Marshal state Of Delaware
Smyrna, Del, June 18th. 1865. isig1m.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
lIASSON'S
Comnound SYrnp of Tar,

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &c
w. LIPPLNCOTT, DrUggisf III Market Street
Has been appointed agent i this preparation in place Of
O. b. Thompson who has hreu heretofore sole Agent for
Wilmington, hut owing the removal p' tue proprietor
10 Philadelphia the agency has been transferred to Mr.
Lppncoti who will always keep large supply Of It on
hand to sell Wholesale and Retail II Is also kept Tor
sale Fale at E. McINALLS Drug store, and at j. GAL
LAGHERis Drug Store. Price 20 ets. per bottle
The popularity Of this preparation may induce dis
honest aud uuprnciped to make imitation con-
sequently all should TASK for HASsONis COMPOUND
SYRUP OF TAR. my l5dn Z
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-31
HOME BOARDENG SCHOOL.
THE HOME BOARDING SCHOOL FOR MASTERS AND
MISSES.
AT Chestnut Grove Cottape

WILL al the urgent request Of several patrons cou
" tinue through the sunmer-one session per day
The success OF the enterprise thus far has fully met the
eNpeetAons Of the proprietor, bat there s for more,
and any persons who may eutrusi their children to
care thnk will be fully satisfied with the comm 0da
tons, and with the paius taken for their phy.ift moral
and intellectual improvement Mohor- who not will
ing to trust their children with strangers he ace1n'
modAed with board at reasonal le prices The pleasant
situation Of the LIVING HOME and Chestnut Grove Cot
tge together with the various Uymnasiic exercises and
other amuements aud occasional ride irea o eAnaT
around the country, makes 1t very desirable hnd healthy
situation for persons who wish 10 avoid the eNtravagn
prices at fashionable resorts .,.,. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
Te!egraphie News Items, &c.

LsfTEw from N<v Orissns 70 the lcth 70 pcri 10 q.
nors TO exis IN that hat the iosees by I'll.
EyIeditiop we're, IL kiu'd. wounded and Wtsousry,
1000 intn.
NJ PsBsiGSy has been created Z pske In tssti-
nouy Of regard iss the services be has rendered to
the state cpd for bis psssouA devotion 10 the
O.. the French,
FsIpAy is.t yas . us<,e dsy With the Army of
the Potomac. No lesS than seven de~rterv we're
thot between the hour Of 10 A NJ ana AIN A
number OF othlr were 20 have BE- ~ shot yesterday
rRr Eev, M,rhael Olhrt'!, pa.,or OF the Catholic
Chpfch 81 PORT Henry, fsssy Count, y. a., sn
fobbsd shd msrdersd Oh lie 10Th ilrsat. aud Ll,
body thrown inIe Lake ChamIls,n, stere II was
:ound soon A.ter
Jus .lessnt marsion. 81 Co'd sIp-, OF the Pre...
dent of fls Ail,ptiv AIlusl Asrisr.c Coupany,
John Iunt, lea, ys io'allv d. ttroyed by Ere on
Tuerds, u,sht Tho furniture was saved. Damage
about SiN0Uh. Th. Ursin II thc me 'ns not knoS J.
Tvs Cor kssE pss LrAIs lss ptofess-s TO hava
positive IT, i9rp alton Nhst th' is no nth vhatevrr
in the yuInor thAt rcsrrtion ~ tie forth had ever
been discu ..d in the frsnuh ca met, or thN, tho
Emperor ln,ends either w recognize IT OF nd
hsxieo TO DO 70.
Tnx busbu ,oksu in the border counties Of hS.
souri Pr psrins for mtrch ip'o 1s.ss th ough
KHnsss. Colonel Wet has orsap sed an eIpsditior,
10 cut them of The intaIisegCs ass sttad great
eyc u.ent in the th eatened counties in Kauras and
the people are all under AIins.
Tuu Boston sArcspsY KAps,s. tells of the rspid
exploits Of . fast young man IN hat city D. r. T.
vho run $500 yacht. won the heart OF sn he,resa
spent slOh for bovolets At sing party, bcDght
and got trusted in the nost mice neous amer,
and finally cola p,ed With debt Of S3O0,O0O on his
back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24

Tho Q. o. steamer Thomss A. Scott arrived yester.
day, nom New Orleans the 10th. Military we-
partitions active In New o:eAns, but no int s-
Essnce either Of the late Teran e1psdien the new
ono fitting out 10 allowed TO trsnspire. News vss
snIiously eIpsetsd Of the force thu. had departed
from Bsshesr City and The Teehe district TO TsIss
about the ssmo time that General Frsnklin lsh
for Sabine Pss' The seeessionists eiieuste runors
Of dissster, but the probabilities the advance
vas suspsndsd on bearing Of Gen Frspkins fainrs,
uutil psv Plan Of eampsen bs~ beep formed a.
fresh arrangements rsds for eawyips ont the old
one. Gen. Fr.psiin's fsiu's |. severely onn .u'.d