, 1863-11-04

ss.en Pines: Malvern An1s, and Antietam. Tas
th.t Fensins Of he bst,le ass Of the sh Miehissa
Is TO oe seen: Mq1fzes sboso and Mil Spring have
Then come The torn colors Of the 18th Michigan,
amous 1q1 netolsrn At Yorktown, Seven Paa-s,
>suen eiegs It has Suffered much In its fAir pro-
The 24th Michigan bastle aag nnisbss ,ha list on
exhibition an the r+pretcntaf,ye or tn.t "nsIa
ststs The sssrs Is a that rensins Of shis beaa~
nt91 IN haa ,hc nst .ss me &, 1sSt: got she stripes
1sth Miteoost. presented By the ,s1ies Of Cincin.
natl: Il bore e9nspicuous part In the hastles Of
spared In an excellent state OF preservation
IT, tollo" inS letter from Mr.. De qo.yer. widow
q Capt psGolyes, y senmaadant I. Of the famous
Vtcksburg, accompanies handsome contribution:
HUDSON, Mtcu, Oct. 70, 1859.
Dr. Aaron Gihbs:
1ear New Madrid, Missouri year ago List sum
ner. By Capt Samuel DeGolyer, the we'll known
commander Of D. eGolJer's celebrated 8th Michigan
your ] Chicago friends in remember him a. one of
ihe f1st who e4csped from Libby Prison. Rich
mond, after the first Bull Run battle, and since
died hom the effects Of = wound Eeeelyed at Vlcks-
burg. MRS. SAMUEL DEaoLrER.
REBEL FLAGS.
Their name ia legion. aud represent almost eTe-
II State In the decsytng Confedcracy.
First in order Ia the battle Tag Of the tst Ten
ne*see volunteers, captased By the let Wisconsin
at Chsp,ain Ellis Il u miserable dirty tookin.
rag, but has very few bullet holes ia it.
4 better looking snd more tasty lsg y the one
captured f1on, the Summit Rifles. Mississippi
regiment capta.ed By on Mercantile bsssssy. and
1t has be en- loaned TO the Fair.
Next in ordet Is the battle dag Of the "Ct4,k
County tMiss.) Fa1mers,' captured bJ Bolton's
city Of ChIcsgo. These Clark County Farmers
might have been well enough In their usual voca~
ton. bnt they evidently possessed no talent for
The moat snowy rebel aag in the entire collec-
ton, is that Of the 9Th Texas cavalry. Il. was
captured at Askaoeas Post. There is lsrse
white star, surrounded by smaller stars, net in
Tntle il = blood stained and battered rebel en-
What rebel regiment bore It aloit there Ia nothing
on it's folds which tells.
Me1t ts rebel aag captured at Willismabarg,
gh no ay s i Il Ts asya e
4 sbabby, stcE1y colored flag, captured by the
1oes ne ate e osdef e tho Flat Rock
Virgtnis) Ridemen. The inscription on It ia,
'.our Rights."'. Flat Rockers may have got their
Of % rebel are are vel vel defined BY Prison Browalov
.the .'ghs to be hanged and the 1isht to BE-
Just to the left we observe "auother Of the
ssne eott," which haa = number Of sansntnssy
battle fields inscribed on It.
Then comes tho signal asF borne by the bod
rot gna,d his body from the bullet Of an outraged
husband. This flag was captured BY the I'd Alch-
1gan, who possess reHarkahle gtft in taxing
SA11s The ae1t I is The standard Of the 1st Anbama
tsr ths ath Michigan ca7alry,at @tadistown, Tenn:
The lit Alabama lost not only their dag, but the
battle. including many useless lives,
The most pIssumptiye and God-deiying rebel
Rat csst s yPS f. saosap I ss
"Thropgh God We snsl do vallantly, tor He + II is
that shall tread dow oaz -ensmiss; Ins I'e
whole thing is lle "ThTough GOO " taey y,saIl dld
Another Virginia asg names the battles it has
Linked Win the above il smother rebel flag, cap.
tu.ed from the Virginia chiyalty, which is equally
Silent as to is ownt Eship. ~ an vlEgaianr i
ac,eAs its !ods but that amou1 t8 to nothing ROW.
Anan might a. well be sepoy.,
Ggaas l. taS 1sn 9ne b. saps1ssSS 41 Sc
ea1 some Palmetto s ehSy. 5at %ho they
ne4s %s's TO- A1tetsn aad left x5 oes boys
wounded I'D more only frightened.
cavalry captured By TIE l1th Wisconsin at the Big
Aid lastly, tho bu1ttngof these eoward1y rtver
thIeyes, who took tho psetenttous name Of :" Mis-
eig5ippt Degi1s-H It was presented by the ladies'
There want "devtl'' among the lot that could
FAVE 1t from Yankee prowees.
Thcye may be one or two OF this description OF
trophies which ne have failed to mention, but NJ
believe the List fs complete.
OTHER TROPHIES,
There are other trophies, OF almost every kind
and description In the "Old Curi0sltT Shop," but
one OF which We have room to refer to tod y, and
that Is "Rebel Camp Stool" presented to the
Fair By Master rank Stevens Frank, In present.
Ing the stool, Was too modest to give ita history.
ana 20 nc get it f.o1n other lips. In August last,
when the 1iue months soldiers from Maine, Con-
| pecticut, &c were returning through Chicago to
| their homes, from Port hudson, Frank employed
limpelf untirire1Y in min1stertng to the wants Of
| the wea11ed and sick soldie1s-his mother aud
! friends supplying him tho necessary articles.
| When he could get nothing eise, he carried them
water. This camp stool bad been captured By one
highly, Intending to carry 1t home with Elm. But
! Fra1 Ks kindness and devotion so won upon him
that he bestowed the stool upon hi41, and F1auk
seeda 1t to the Fair for the benefit OF the sck and
wounded soldier. II should be cold for big price.
The fol1ow wing articles vera yesterday added to
| the o0sniuns gd{herum at tie Supervisors room /;
A branch OF maple leaves exqulsttely painted BY
| MiBs Susan II. Lane, Principal Of Chicago Acade-
my. An antnnanal specimen 4 ia impossible to
| aid superb colorins OF this charming copy from
naturn variety Of fladIes' ties, presented by Miss
! Florence Scammon.
| AUTOGRAPHS OF FHEEnoN.
Mrs. ". E. roggett presented to the Fair ycstes;
| dsy morning, al album containing Large and
rare collection Of autographs OF distinguished
| chan pious oflfbeItY-bpth statesmen aud poets -