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PROPOSALS.
nI0rOsALs 7oR coal AND wooD.

Il 4
eEKArR OF PHE UNIFIED sTArss
Ws.hir gson, OCTOBER n. lse, (
q s # hi ,s
ne.s for sss as1sty in the yaat. q
Ess sssaS
boa-fur1aee Waite Ash Coal. The Goal is to be Of
s. n. n E: 10
SssIs ths SIS day Of Deeenb-r iollox.ns.
e e: II Ss.s
f:s Coal and WOOD to be picked away in the
ena s.rs..n. al. szl Am. t. = 1ss !. ssnsi..
P,oposA1s Is FSk s RtrD5taa !. STATION
HOUSE FC b METROPOLITAN POLICE
sealed sass o. e. ss
+, Sss un. g At
s Twentissh and twenty arss streets. =
An oath of allegiance must accompany each bid
e1ps.isei a. IKE asyor's ossse from this date, y
The right TO decline any or all the proposals is
Ample security for the faithful Performance Of
ss:s viii sei
Ass fs5isspi tP PS;F6 Of Aldermen.
President Board Of Com mon Council.
ID MAYoR's OFFICE, Oct q, 1853.
noeloci on Thursday, the 18th day Of Ostober, for
grsdine 18th street ct, from South Carolina ave.
nf Sdser @ ss tss ns. per cubic yard
missioner Of the sixth ward and the Assistant
re EARTH any, t. ~ e Sl.e.a xhsss
and n nart az fhe anuropriAtion will be raid the
eont.sstor Without :iEnsd sy the Com.
ss I'm a.: sssn IN
Fer and according to the Sontr:ot rrnu.R
comn,..io %M q 4 ,h Si si1sR x.td.
s sASss I, 4 bo asH EaT,,
oca 4d Assistant Commissioners.
pRoPosALs FOB HoRsBs.
OAvALRY BUREAU,
wt 4ss g. a: s. g. x1 aae.s is is
PROPOSALS are solicited and win be received q
1.rss PsSa1s aosi e
Warrington City. Syracuse, N. T., or Indianapolis
Proposals viii BE- considered for the furnishing Of
Horses il lots Of not less than twenty, I'VE, ~
broken 70 the saddle, compactly built, In good
deaf. and free from az aeieets;; ~,
whose signatures must b appended to the guar
The Esspondbility Of the suAraptors must b
ehoV BY the cfctAl certificate Of the Clerk OF tn
nearest District Court, or Of tho United STATED
District Attorney.
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel o. G. SaW selle, Chief Quartermsster Cav
AZ Ss!s:9; =. Rar b ipdor'ed on the en''0''
@''S'' AVA O. g, SAWTELL1,
Liant Col and Chief QuartermA ster,
m Ia # Cavalry Bureau.
DROPOSALs FOR ROOFING F1LT
CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF OHIEF QUARfERMA sfER.
WASHINGTON, d. O., September 9, l96S.S
PROPOSALS are solicited At this Office for the fur
nishing of ROOFING F7LT in considerable guam
titles it may be required from time to time,
the construction of cavalry stables and barracks
The Felt to be delivered 1t the wharf OF tn
Cavalry Depot at Gisboro Point, near this city:
Bidders arc requested to send with their bid
nish.
The Felt will be subject to inspection on dc
livery. to-. ~, I'D oHI;STti6Sm pa vtaln,.st.,
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M TEETH.
N1. LOOMS, =. D, TIE Inysnscr and fsteatss
eftAe 91N14AL ktATD TEETH, stsenos
Sersons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear Others. and no person Gan wear others who
0annot wear these.
Persons ealing st my olee can b accommodated
With any style and vriOs Of Teeth thsy may desire;
tleanest, stronsest and most perfect denture that
AEs can produce, the AIN1RAL PLATE WIN BE-
Rooms IN this city-No. SIS Rennsyly mi. avenue
hstWssn sth and 10Th seTssts. Also, 9O5 Arch 1t,
HhilAdelphfa. mar Fly
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DBPARTM1HT OF Wash

0Gcs C1s0 QsGysWMastU, May =, lSd0.
D1ALlRs II AaRIouL7uRAL IMPLlNINTs, GA1.
DEE SEEDS, &c., requested to furnish this once
price lists Of the various articles Of their trade.
The same should bs directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS II. GREEHB, Chie Quartz rmsstsr, De.
partme nt of Washington. my att
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"AR O01A1TN1NT,
w WAsIIHa1on. January 3, 1874.
In consequence of the pressure of buaness ct the
War Department, passes for eitfsens 10 whit the
Army ofthe Potomac win be given at the olles Of
Lieut. Col. ooxIkD, l39 Psnnsylvaaia avenue
above Ninetesnth street.
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HYACINTHs AND FRUIT TREns

his choice collection Of Holland Bulbs III the nsart
condition. Wis: Dou ole and Single HyacinfSss
Orecusis Nsreisns. dc. .Peaeh, Pear, Apis. Me-,
.sr 20. and Apricot Trees. Grape vilss, bhsds
on seventh street Road. Ohsse.
% eost- $50 sey.pt ~ 81 e e. -
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- A0N1YIMONIYLMONBYl -
- IcrMH;.Kk IS nW : g ( & 8 &c. 90. no . I

299 SfRsEl, B1fWIRn NIn1H AND TIME.
~ 40, n0w nreDered to make cash advances In sums
S.t.xoi III to1iaf 70 tan thousand dollars on col
lLJ5BikAl xDvANo1s viii b. made on al kind.
and Silver Watches, Jsvelry, silver WsSe. 1uSiCni
inErH%en is: Hardwars, 0Iothins; dc, &c.
ousiness in this city, and favorabiy known TO msnv
OF ne QUEENS We are coufdeDt that TO al Who nav
estIutt ~ with GUINNESS No Will give satisfhetion
u. x. WALSH & co..
- I-Jm LAcanned RaVnhr0kara
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ma s1sr.otSss scg41S! '.''s.'
srouI' f szIR,ass 455f ~ A1SD o0nosfi
'AssAa, 0a.01D ru,SSssS HS h. ..0a Due.
ri dE.1: PHI u 1 H44ssssSSsse,
o1oss ooss III & % n iii ain1f.s1sDu.e
zosrHzSSns' III c f6sHs e r. ss;i1nsoAp.
TIN aRa1lF- c iSilii:7i nour1
wAsaIHaroN And sALrIno.n
w,sr. zo.t e " lREs4.,: I'D 8 81 Souruv,,
q. sJ sss 1ssSs :s. F:1ss az. !. y. 60: 9.
"a Gs's1. iss:ss ss. ssls ss :'''
RL1hDID sL11PIN9 OARS On ALL HIeHx
SMOKING AM SALOON t oAss on AL TRAIN.
eai.s: connecting in B.itamorS VII ~ s n.
.ssss Z e Z; ssSa.f. Cent?: E
rs: s:s:; ss;: s:s: i 8; E:
% ss g "a q M e. =
r. a, cs:ssik S: also
= forvarded to any port On 10 OHIO, nssfins gum,
10y. Isnnsssss, 0umbsriand, Ininois, Msss:
ID Nysrs; and q Olsveisn1. esndusky. md Uli.
- x,ta stsamsrs 70 all Northwsstsrn Lakes.
q css1 =: e. Fl:
"a Hi SSp1naz* 11sso T Se tss sRssdx Transit;
IT, ~, ~ 0s Rsnnsylvaals Central Ralfoad,
2 e 81 $3.50 g lsssssSls g o. s1vssi d ss1S
EIs SsSssiaf b naza ,assasss .vA Psa.a
| VM I60Wu. AeH UoreAev~ 0..~,vv
t-o~u 70. % North street. baitimorss.
Yn III y. assal SSIertntsndent. Altona, "a.
:. IyUUxOus 0eooe0 b5o1o6A Aeont Pm.
eep0e. 80 1aA flyI
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DElgTISTRY.
DrNTIsTRl

Da Lrv1s H., p 9.noysa e a4a p..n avenue
i've doors above hisformer ofiee. Cali
and exsn inc the Dr.. New and I'm.
proved Method Of inserting Artificial IIf17D
Teeth, which ID far superior to any
other mode now In use. 4AN. Teeth extrected
without pain. when desired. Terms msde,sts in
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% ~6sy livineston.n u. s. & -. 8 ~ --~s
Oisesn. OF @ TIE Army Of the Cunserlsnd. By N
Zschansix 9ie; novel. ~ John 6aunders sooS
cnsSI11oAket 8editetiops on Life 4l25.
oS"- A1RANCk TAYLOR.
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.
SUBSTITUTED HIADQUARTIRS.- hish-
= est prices win be paid for 50 BSTITUTlS for
DRAFTED men. Those In want Of Hu Institutes viii
senee and Real Estate Once, . No. 5ll Ninth Gt.
near RsnnsylvAnia avenue.
au l0-H n, H. NILLIR
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kSSss N~~ S3V~ ~ oOA1 103 1409s
We ere noW maAafheturins I'll kInAs Of HOo4a
80 eHO1o, end ecnstantly reosiving GuD-eS
~ Of 0a9eoI1-made Work Of every 6s0ori1-
-, 1AA0 oxlfessly 10 order, md WIN Sol
go19 ~ O11A lover DK1oo than has ben
1escsoIoss sAaSssa II This sity SoR assA in61Rso5
Hesso.s b wa,t Of BOOTS a.d SHOES Of ls,,sr.
MT b store 81 et The lowest prioos. Give -
sen:s~ e1n1M RR0TH11,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-17

They would respectfully solicit a call from all il
want Of Pair Of Good Boots aud shOes.
EVANSVILLE, May Is, 1868.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-17
A Specimen of " Free sneech.,

Some of our readers doubtless do not
see the Chicago Times. For their ben
eft we copy specimen of the free
speech p" which it disseminstes through
Southern Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky,
and which Gen. Burnside thought should
be suppressed. 1t is from an editorial in
q recent number:
So long as the present political poll
cies of the war are persisted in--So long
as the war is continued az the war of a
political party-every dollar expended
in it is wasted, and worse than wasted,
AND EVERY LIFE LOST IN 1T IS
AN ABOMINABLE SACRIFICE AND
A MURDER, indeed, by those upon
whom the responsibility rests of the pre-
vailing policies. The man who does not
wash his hands of all participation in
such war SHARES THE GUILT OF
THOSE BY WHOM II is PROSECU-
TED. Support of this war and hostility
to it show the dividing line between the
enemies and friends of the Union. He
WHO SUPPORTS THE WAR is
AGAINST THE UNION, because the
war is the most terrible engine for the
destruction,of the Union which Beelzebub
himself could have invented.
The professed Democrat, therefore,
who has his senses about him, and is de-
liberately for the war, is not Democrat,
in fact, but an AbolitioniSt of the most
radical, violent and destructive kind.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-17
EVANSVILLE, IND, WEDNESDAY MORNING,

wounded, the forces were hotly en-
gagged, but they were again driven back.
We had now iostione man killed out of
company l., and had six wounded The
enemy's loss was not exactly known but
was certainly much greater than ours.
Finding that the enemy was between
him and the other two regiments, and
consisted of Marmaduke's whole COM
mand, numbering thousands where we
did hundreds, Col Clayton continued
his retreat nearly all night, repulsing the
enemy in every attack. The next day
we marched so miles, and reached Hele-
ma the day after, bringing our wounded
with US. The men were worn out and
much exhausted, but not whipped, and
Major Pace, with the whole regiment, re-
ceived the thanks of Col Clayton, for
their bravery and patient endurance of
the hardships they had been obliged to
undergo.
The 9Th Illinois and 5th Kansas. re-
turned the next day They too had been
in pretty close place and but for their
determined bravery would surely have
been captured. In the valley of the
L. Anguille River, much property was
destroyed, many crib containing hun
dreds of bushels of corn, being burnt
The expedition was complete success
.Ascertaining the whereabouts of the en-
emy, fighting four or FIVE times their
number, inAicting much greater loss
than they received, and repulsing the
foe every time they ventured to attack
them.
Major Pace has received his commits
sion as Lieut. Colonel, much to the sat
isfaction of the entire regiment He is
gentlemanly, afable and courteous to
all. Major Owen is now our senior Ma
jor, and at meeting of officers, called
yesterday, Capt. Weathers of Co. E, and
Capt. McCauley of Co. A, were recon-
mended for second and third Majors,
respectively, and will no doubt be SO
commissioned.
The Pay master has again made his
appearance amongst US with plenty OF
green backs, to pay US for the months OF
March and April. He receives the
Western soldiers greeting, "Bully for
You" wherever he goes. Long may he
wave.
SPENCER COUNTY.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-17
AUCTION & COMMISSION
Old Auction House and a New Aue
tioneer.

T ]. CoHN, HAVING RENTED THE OLE
y Z. Auction Room on the corner Of Main and
Third Streets, Evansville for term Of years, will
continue the Auction and Commission business,
and attond TO selling all kinds of Goods Furniture,
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Horses, Cattle all
kinds Of Manufactured Articles, &c. Liberal ad-
vance ments made on consignments.
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-.
rusted to my care. (mar2o) J.J. COHE.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-17
AUCTION AND COMMIssIoN,

IT NELSON & CO., WOULD INFORM THE
IL. public that they will attend to selling on
Commission at Auction, CT Private Sale, any and
Ill kinds of Merchandise Particular attention
Tiyen 10 ceiling Real Estate We will ettend ia
sIIing Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehiclee Particular attention given 10 selling
Household Furniture, both old and second hand
Erd will attend 10 auction sale in sny part cf the
city or county.
Il. NELSON will pay particular attention 10
collecting debts or claims; will act as agent tor
renting houses and collecting rents, and and
all business entrusted to US.
Office on Main Street, opposite Court Houes.
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
Iny15 n. NELSON &c.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-17
LUMBER
Lumber and Shineleg.

HAVE JusT RECEIVED LARGE eToeg
i Of Pine Lumber sod ehingles, dirsct from tlss
Allegheny, which scc cov drsvtcg st .the La
snssco " ha-E any person n v1ot OF tbe abcTo
articles will Sro it TO their advantage 20 call 90
ma before purchasing elsewhsre. ] have the larg
est and best assortment in the city and sell as
low any other man.
is4dIm JAS. SWANSON.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-17
NEW MUSIC.

MARIAN GRAY; beautiful song by W.
Hays.
TOBACCO PLANTERS POLKA.
OUR CAPTAINS LAST WORDS.
OH, HASTE TO THE BATTLE.
THE EGsIGN OF GLORY; Quartette and
Chorus.
WAKE, LADY WAKE, WE ARE SINGING
TO THEE; SerenGdo.
HOW ARE YOUR GREEN-BACKs; Popular
Comic Song.
GOD BLESS OUR BRAVE YOUNG voLUN-
TEERS.
Also some new and beautiful Quaytettes auc
Chorus. new s.d popular airs for guitars, &C., &C.,
irst received and .or sale ..-s Il
Al WARREN oONyNGToS's,
Dealers .c Music sad Hus.osl Merebsod;sa, No.
Main Street. je4
-=-z-zz--.s.sszzs-
NEW oRLEAE6 sUGAR-5o hhds largo grain
IN now crop; tor sale by
S. Z. GILBERT CO.,
ap29 No. Sycamore2tIeet.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-17
MILLINERY.
Cloaks. Mantillas, & Dressmaking

AIRS. ELIZA srIEGELBERG, WHO HAS
INl just returned from Louisville, has re opened
her old stand on Fret Street. between Main and
Locust, where she will be happy to wait upon her
old friends and petrons agein. .--
eo bas engaged the assistance Of eos Of f5e best,
Dressmakrrs Of Louisville, who guarantees every
Dress she makes 20 1T 70 perfection 80
Mrs epiegclherg also khs bouEct large a.
eoxtuent Of 6irLR, Eesd Dressess. Hsir Brsids act
cu7ts Ls6ys' poczs. Bardks-rhsess 8 Of sssry stvss
add great many ofEer sxt1esss Se. tbs oosss-
s.enca Of ths Ladies Of Eysos7ilie 81 vicsssy too
auroexous 70 neot.oc.
The bsse eex5rg Machines OF Grover Baker
mandatory for faxpily use, fer sale by
Mrs ELIZA ePfEGELBERG,
No. IL First effeef bet Main ana escond.
mara
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-17
HARDWARE.
HARDWARE.
JACOB STRAUB & S0D,
Z4 Main &tre ct.
(six doors below the Washington House)

HAVE NOW ON HAND
go Dozen Blood's C. s. Grass and
Grain Seythes;
so Doz. II. & L. Waldrow's Grass
Grain Seythes;
10 Doz. Blood's Briar Scythes.
so Doz. Hay Rakes;
25 Gross scythes Stones;
50 Doz. Hay and Manure Forks;
so Doz. Shovels and Spades;
25 Doz. Cradles;
so Doz. Snaths;
40 Doz. Axes;
200 Kegs Nails;
5 Cast S Trace and Log Chains;
Locks, Screws, Taeks and Coffee
Mills;
Spoons, Table & Pocket Cutlery ;
Files. Saws. Curry Combs and
Brushes;
Selves, Carpenter and Ccoper's
Tools, &C., &c.
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
vANCIAL.

A UhNripa rRJ2r wOsYy rRiHE MONEY ANY
49,, =. lis us ,,hh,.kp Navy uFfiCIR o. SEAMAN "a.
~, ~ fhlhE hONkr irpm saiagi -nd ooiiet
ra Aoh Arm sni sssy onrer, srt eth~s'. cAin,s tos
- tn,s M - PFDcthk PENSIONS. A.
-, ~ vvANp nlaakAi. ATmY Ant Navy Bsnke4
slrcct, ke~ ork - -
hNiDtNn -oFklcf ~ rfF rugaIs FiRE IN
- rance toWpany. Hrrokiyn htOfttnbnr 4 i-3 -fha
boar ~ Dirrci"t. hsve tbs hay declared srmi annps
dividend OF hsr hl prr cent fsYsni- demand ,hSs
hraaca ofise. @. wNN -lfeet NeR NofA
eH4 fhiLAspEK SHAW, sectvt.fy
nT5aHARgED NAVY oFFICfRA Aan sfAwFa
~ rr,e,v~ ,hrtr pftt~ fnonny ~ -p4iku. a.
John MUkfAr Army ant h.ry RAnket.
80 Nassau street cornec Of Lbarty opP1.e The os 1cs
NoTIrE.-THE suBs' RintPs"iii atsuaF rnrda
IN weekly suction sales ~ ITO - snd bput.
WEDNESDAYS nsf SATURDAYS. atlhe rsthsnsr aairs
~ broadway opro-l Fine street bkrsntors Trus
Others who drsirr them se e. o. us moie
Of dspo.,ng OF scrss. which has bhh.r'o o'o.ri ,eg
sfacory All pl.sse seni ats Inc 01cr OF t nuiei
sgasd No ~ Pine safes will be- uAe 81 Lffh =
r00gns. 80 and - " change p,s -. ~hcn f.slrrt.
ADRIAN u MULLER 4. X WILKINS Co,
Real Estate and Slosk A. ri,co-efs
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
CORPORATION NOTICES.

r-uF SPECIAL COMMITTEE AFP0isrEp ~ rnE
gtara u HlfssFtls0Ia HFAfuGp& eAlut shaHN
tNs Couuy f1f Gsrss. seg-d - h~T- b.st tMsans+ ~
rrt on rs W. 5urE b4llgiuEs frg frA
f.gu4l pr pr4iy. u Guns rus ~ u. N " ~ st.
fosrs ~ cty ast grtss, ~eft II. isss a. ,ta a.
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

i
fsJsry ssTsyea us 49,. . Fsas y a. ffssrsssiaa
rss sas.sf.ss4 r.i.sss pitA thsr vRes.-s., 80 lsu
ftiIau y rrRpY
Al .twfrp wEissAsN N.l
Oala aON nj NJ
81 ssRr 4. itrwNlsEs. - u'sry
ss- Yoss. ~ 70 i~s
RIO CONTRACTORS
feg wMDh 49, ~ grssvs b. a. q
sme~Spnff twriss oeex " hen4sr ~t2s~sh#f III I-a
f0s Ae ruustFftea - sFwsf ~ f~NfN #rfNNs ftH -
alsh sfs~i v sAf tsfes a. esysnsets .ts. = sss
rlsss gs6s ~ ~ ~. sthsf sssssas-y nftf
nsffs 80 - assin@a ~ srFst~tapp q go 1psRss'
RIOS RTggHgeH gg. =. -.
NDNf. T. DANkagW
W. frARNM
ofrsEs a. cnofs, ssfFpsff tgtsn 49, e HA
DUs svDDs.
A gflitE gntwL Nfi.S
NAu rtmIfI WAkNta g.
f.fsfE srf4tMs fs HfN tasaft ffNw q ~ 40
l. W. " 4f.Frf .# ~ t&@ u-sE sMtF
f. fof sfa nfH. fs4a n.ut
a. .4s. ss4 f4t ftee tM hf eta.s ~. tM 49, A.
taB fs# Latt
HFStse4 a sfM - ~sF sfgs
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
CorprrRss aSD WIDOWS CLAIMS coLLIctED ~
- y " WILLIAMS. a. Eighth avenue, rhr, fonrfh


cnAn or siS-ENTRA CHANCE FOR 4 YpHNa
sNOUV man ~nLh-e ~ aczsb manufacturing hu.'nr..
read saes pronis large; b~ sa isnrrdts " cAi
and examine hos u? Lbefy street. thir noor
90 nnn -sEvtK,L srMs TO LoAs ON MORT
NO.UOV. Fagr. No BROKERAGE " MpkdAs A.
torney Law No. Beckman sirfsi. room =. tho
Park Bans
n, a nnn wAxrED-OS BnNo AM MORTGAGE
N1.V'yV for siorf brck tfogs~ sni - agti ls
81 ont y or,h annhe the Arp'g ~ W
n.,r Pear. No commission Allowed
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

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The New York herald., 1863-09-11
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tefahms ~. To- fDNftf. NEA#
EsN NNDNsyN tsHf tsNssaatf Et.
fAfUNKfs4 MM& tkmHAW
"a v n NfwAF Htata WFfFraNH
saetf go krAs3igT ENDrNkA
ty4p ayw uMLtAxF DlkNrg go .t.*
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q. ssms Nstssass, ssVss~sA
The New York herald., 1863-09-11
ANTHOLOGY.

A. ..l sA'h'cs' ihk GREAT AID RIAL A''""'''
III youT dcsiips you ~oulf kaos
Then % trof~s~Ds ssufs~s 60.
liz tho fnturs sal unfold,
H.sa u yoof"r osbs ~ grid
II th~fs jsnsrrt8 TO
irsrn Il. pAi1s~ b@fore yoa ssssg.
81 y by tpisty czr~
Turn f~a "a fair
The New York herald., 1863-09-11


SANAMls Nta - irwa - 80 nmfsntu 81 Nr
essssyed. hs - "a. fNstratttnu
sn8 tha value - TO
The New York herald., 1863-09-11

af thr OF rsDF FsYAbe
hair Yearly and erenp.d by law ron aratios sAi ionds
viii s~rd n the and pgarica
b.. OF thu description to snit the purchasers
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OFFICE of THE COMMITTEE or ruE ~
MORTGAGE BoSDHoLDERs or rHK
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD

Tns holders Of Prs, Mor,rarr bonds Who have not ss.ea
the Power Of Attorney an the assessment ~
vord by The aaihad.rs al their last me~t,ng
respectfully requested both ~ithou, delay The
power and subscription book viii he foand Stu
y. HArHEWAf. Slrrk OF The comualti-e - ~ sta.s
street the conatieg Of the Daily Adseosrs
OffIcE or THK CENTRAL AMERICAN TRAhHI
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lection Of Nh. directors Of this comgsn, WI oe heia Ss
Monday the itth dAs OF september tSt ., leo ooocs u
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Jersey cits Hudson 4, The Stockholders VIII
meet n O'Clock r. the ssue dsy. Q, the ~ai~s
place A j. HAMtLTbN kecf~fary
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-29
From Lawrence.

ST. LOUIS, August Pa special from
Leavenworth to the Democrat says Jim
Lane has returned to Lawrence. The citi-
zers with Lane killed Ill of QuantrelPs
men. Lanes organized force will go to
Missouri early in September.
Marshal law is published at Leayen-
worth.
One hundred and eighty-three bodies
have been buried at Lawrence up to this
morning. Seven more bodies have been
found.
One hundred and eighty buildings were
burned, eighty of them brick, and eighty
five widows and two hundred and forty
orphans made by Quantrelrs raid.
Several merchants have commenced re-
building.
All Of the towns in the State have sent
large sums Of money for the relief of the
suffering ones.
Quantrells spies were hung in Lawrence
to-day.
The Chiefs of the Delaware and Fox In
dams have offered their services to Lane.
Reports just received says buildings in
Cass county, Mo-, are on fire, and 100 rebel
sympathizers have been killed
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-29
Pursuit OF the GuerriIYas.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. N.-Quantrers men
are scattered in their Businesses through
out the border counties and are still being
hunted by all available troops from ali
parts of the district. Mango EN- have
abandoned their WORKOUT horses and gone
to the brush atoot. They were all re-
mounted at Lawrence with horses cap
tured there, leading their own back
packed with plundered goods. The horses
and stolen goods were nearly all abandon
ed in chase before they go. far into Mis-
souri,. Over three hundred horses have
already been captured by our troops, in
Guiding some of those taken at Lawrence.
Most of the goods and money stolen has
been retaken and will, as far as posi-
bic, be restored.
It's reported that twenty -one more OF
Inc Killed have been recovered since yes
terday, making the total about eighty,
winch will probably be largely increased
before any considerable part of our troops
are Withdrawn from pursuit. No pris-
oners nave been taken, and none will be.
All houses in which Lawrence goods have
oeen found have been destroyed, as well as
houses OF known guerrillas. wherever our
troops nave gone. Gen. Ewing intends to
destroy the houses of all persons in Inc
border counties outside OF military sta-
lions, who 90 not remove by the 9th al
September, in obedience to late general mr..
der -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-29
Rebel News.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 26.-The american
has Richmond papers with the following:
CHARLESTON, Aug. M.-EvENINa.-The
fire on Sumter has slackened to-day. The
fleet has not participated in the attack
AT l2o'clock last night the enemy opened
on the city with S-inoh Parrot Shells
Non-combatants are leaving steadily.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. 24.-Yester-
day morning the frigate Minnesota and six
gunboats bombarded Fort Fisher, when
the steamer Hebe grounded. The enemy
attempted to land but was repulsed; but
being reinforced they finally destroyed the
goods landed from the steamer and fred
her. We held the wreck last evening.
STEVENSON, ALABAMA. Aug. 27.-Part of
Wilders force met 80 rebels at Hanover to-
day. They killed three and captured two,
who stated that the Chattanooga Rebel ad-
mits the fall of Charleston; also that Lee
had been defeated by Meade.
1t learns that Burnside's advance had
reached Kingston on Tuesday, and after
a short engagement whipped Forrest.
Bragg's army is reported moving to At
lanta.