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The New York herald., 1863-09-06
DRorosALs FOR sipmo SEWERAGE BONDS or
the CITY OF Chicago.
CITY CoarTNotLrn's OyTIcs,

].
Sealed pr-rosa. viii ee receyrds, this uuiil Tues
d. september 10 ~ o'clock ~. when the same whl be
puhlcly opened for the whole hundred
thonsand dollars se0le OF Sewerage Bonds Authers red
h, se,on 10, aper Revised City Charter of
February ~ 1855 Of the demonstration OF thousand dol
lars each d,ed July 1893 and sbie in Ne YORK. TWEEN
after their date with interest ~ the
90 en, per annum, payable ctniasnualy
New York. A sinking fund is provided feS their re
demptiou.
hid per sp ihercs and the placeof delivery whether
New yors boston The whose proposals
are will receive Information the this
oncr the Office VI h.ssrs Duncan sherman Co., New
Yorg Messrs J. 4. Thayer bro. Bnstop may be
t er propcsss where they will be r~nred 20
Deposit within hve days after the opening of The p6posas
awarded 10 ,hers respccfy, with the preniur ms
thereon and the OF Interest the coupJss he
tine OF post payment Bonds will delivered In
ch,sgo september 10, and New YORK and Boston Sep
TEMPER al tho pa aforrSaif, PARTIES entitled 10
hrn, ana hey vii te showed interest fror the time
their dcfs'slt ur payment.
ah pgorosion should b. sealed, and endorsed Prop
s..a Iaf SsArraGr Bonds an1 addressed q y.
s1psd. aud vhefr le lf.s are nc; sn0wh han. hp 10
tnN 40 fafcfefers
r0 -. ~ 9ti Lux ffNt tI" 80 A1y nf an Toe
.Nr. lIfe bBrlir o< IN t1sAt4 ft4uffst4
L. tNx Nhr flis Er1y lfNr
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
PROPOSsLs.

I,xEoUrIyE COMMITTEE OFFICE. July "A. lst3-
" Mail communication beiweau Jamaica and the Y nucd
states of America.
The Governor and Execuy, tpntnrr will Give
uoSals up 10 the next. parties willing 20
,on.tac, with the conveyance, vesss. OF
monthly mail between the OF Kingston, in this island
the city of New York, IN the United States America
and pursuant the provisions the st this
stand - Victoria, chapter ~. communal
cation this island and the United States America
Victoria chapter iisn sct in aid OF the Aforesaid z.
ygtorie chapter -
rhe terms ana con including the usriod for which
The contract will will he known appica
ton n MessrS. THOMSON HARkEY A co, Mincing iane
London; JEREMIAH LEAyCRAFT Esa., o. Wall street,
New York at this Office Tenders this service are 70
be addressed and sent to tue Secretary tS the Executive
Committee OF Jsnaiea. Spanish Town.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

DOOMS TO LET-A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD AC-
III conmoiate two young men with q pleasant
and Bedroom with without partial Board; Eas,
bath &c moderate 169 Greenwich sfIer u
Bank.
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REMOVAL.

A RgNovAI.--A REMOyAI.-A REMOVAL.
n Tbo oldest stand from, seventh nsxnns ~ Ithse' -
3s2 sIth avenue ladies aui gents sn oo w nc 'o
low ing pf ccs for wcarine Appsel ror -
10 eN or ik dresses from 81 - SO Tor coats rt " -
- for pants: also carpets tnrntnrr - n"
y, SO, atts IA ~ Mrs EhEklEIS kofsts
~ Psss gtg sixth avenue Gcrtsan.n II.
sS ,,o' !, ~ NJ All busine-. transacted eonhdss,
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

~ J. EAGLEroS. DENTIST, - NOW LOCATED Ar
H - Clinton place, Ess'n s'rcr' near onivefsy place,
New York.
-, . n PAGE ToRNEHLy or ieu BROAD
MI r,x has takcn roo,ns a. gi Wet rweoty sa.rnih
,,vvny Af.-NOTtcF LYON IsAkcs 81
* fi,sl..In street. haying r'rDgei 70 W cArr seet
~ es,#ra SNDeata Nfyrrs tha. she "
~ ,hem ~ fas yaitara hnHnrts. Dae notse ~
l;y'sntf. ~ gn fer days Constantly NJ hand
,9,snent w Mourning BSnn5ts
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

DuRNHAM's FURNITURE ExPREss-OFFICE. iio
ID West Eleventh street. between Filth and Sixth avenues
pianos. Mirrors, Paintings Siatnarv. Ac. packed end
hIpped 10 all PARTS the world for
tnoving furnture aud rom the country. Furniture
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

II Mly -lneIrUF % Iel1ff iuedisN are, rIntss lnd
x mo atrHdau.t 81 hifrWn hY4r~rs fuF l., N&l4a.
,tgns A., 49,. g aifressDr ftlcrs. - b. - - :
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

yyHI Dip STAND So u sLsE, EER SHEET
a MoDy ileny aassNeei % Diamonds. wate encs.
=, gIt f0g cssh u acsisNa n aru.Uosofs' H. .sfa
~.4'l.f Nfn rAF uctr ~ 'tst, fUr it aba 4 tl
@.f.1lNr $40 o. Nt'NHfi - Aay ftlef ,ace thss r.,
yert4or t8.A AtkrF q tsi tQgt g. N.lf ID ! /
~ f. = tnsI s-ll .st'leir
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

BOARDING AND LODGING.

RoAEDlHG-A a SOUTHERN LADY, OCCUPYING A
- beautiful brown stoue high soop house. win aceoinmo-
uae q icw respectable married single gentlemen. The
hoaae contains all modern im and the situation
~ central Apply at "A West Twelfth street. Fifth
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

ARoA aDoT.PilrS, Nos. an PEARL AND "A NEW
y u.smherS street licensed by recommendations nc sey
~ an PERSONAL properly Goid silver
Watches. panongs. ~ OF unss, Dry foods kc ktces
kHIf teat.
a. ~ BRoADwh W -LiBggaJ ADVANCES MADE
~ Diamonds. Watches a@wviry, kc, st or sale rhe
sghcs, vsge p.ii D4u,onds watchos, ilaie ycN.s
A., =. a,tis aivae rnoms oncc hclrs from "a ~ nd
sP3 =. ~ RkRRIxGER
az isusdwsi, a. 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-16
ADIE' FESTIVAL.

THE ladies Of the Methodist Pro'S Cow.
/ Church will hold FEST1V A, L ms, n c.' ~,
arts Hall, opposite the Mar h9Il 1o"s ere r.
King street, commencing on "Wednesday s''"
ing at y o'clock the 2lst inst, .+rorsg.
They res oectfully ask liberal pa, a;II !:
from the community, as the proceeds "" Lnrct
applied to the expenses Of repairs 70 me
building, fuel, &c, during the app'o"''''
winter ~ 5o0.
Admission, IS cents each night Al ''l'
or season ticket so cents. ,or;og
ticket t TO Which viii II be for gentleman = 's'
and for q gentleman and lady 81. W., ar
Tickets may be had at the stores OF " I u. ii
mold, No. 50 King street: J. Tacey. ~ c,ra ri
King street; F. G. Rouler, No. 20Z - hlnTR Ma;
and Of Thos. NJ. Mccormick, Mrs " ~
sey, Miss Greenaway and other ladleS'
oct l6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-16
DIED.

In this city, on the 18th inst. CH4 XII i.1
EWELL, Youngest son Of Elihu and Isabel
Stanton aged Is months and days. ;,
This morning, LUCINDA COLE, aged
years, a faithful and esteemed serYan%,
~ Her funeral will take place from the e. a.:
dence Of Mr.. Robert Brockett, to-morro" az.
noon at 0 clock
In Washington on Saturday morning ~,
mo, HARRIET BRENT, relict OF :He "a
Robert Young Brent, Of Montgomery c0"1'
Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-16

Capt Samuel Ford, who has been oelo,a
General 9lough's oourt-mart!a1 loI '1.7 ps91
two weeks has been acquitted. Capta3 - r o.:
was for long time prov ost marshal OF bef"n,
Nd. on the Potomac While on duty 'nsFe
he was charged with allowing the guard to e&-
act money from loyal ladies' .ocho =
The Washington Chronicle says ~. .. ~ w
tactives Of Captain Scbeetz are 0oSllS e's'sS'0
At the present time, Large NUMBERS % os
ssrters are in and around Washington ano NJ,
srous captures are constantly being made
employ, ali citizens Of this ; numP Der SIX are
81 present in New York, detailed tor special
duty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-16
MARRIED.

At Georgetown, D. c., on Tuesday, 0 ,>nG.
18th, BY the Rev. VIM. Chapman. 0hVIK0GI!
SHOEMAKER, jr. and MARY Il. oobVh'
all Of that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-16

obtained some $40 900 from Nr. Uiai'' "
Roston. bv false pretences, and was arrested
therefor in Philadelphia pursued the following
novel plan lie pretended to have money 70
loan, and lent Mr. Grant his check, taxing
collateral security With liberal margin over;
whereuuon he proceeded at once to sell the Sc
curities. and deposited enough OF the money
10 bank, where of course, he had previously
had none, to meet his check, povketlng the
balance.
General Sickles, and the following members
Of his staff Col. O. f. Hart, 4. e.; and
chief Of staff; Mai. f. 4, Tremain, 4. d. g.;
CAPTAIN T. ". G. Fry, A D. c.; and Captain
Alexander Moore, 4. D. c.. left Washington yes
terday afternoon in special train for the front.
General s. desires to be present, at least, II
not to participate in any coming cortilcts'
The Port ROYAL New South says that agents
Of . company of capitalists are soon to Visit
that place for the purpose OF surveying the
shores Of Port Royal harbor, with view to
selecting site for city.
4 meeting Of the shareholders Of the Great
Eastern Company was called al London on the
I'd inst, report Of which has not yet reached
u.s. but the report Of the directors, published
in advance of the meeting, has found It's way
into the English papers This document
makes a sorry exhibit Of tie financial figure
that this leviathan Of vessel has cut since
first she ghded off her stocks into the water on
Sunday, January 81, 1858.
Can't. Scheetz has issued al order not TO
make arrests Of any more persons who have
not been before the Washington Board OF I'm
rollment, until further orders. This order takes
effect from last Saturday 4 large number
have not yet reported themselves, and as soon
as the order is again given, they Will be brought
in and treated as deserters.
4 year and a half ago the Navy Department
made contract for the raising Of sunken yes
sells (about twenty in number) in Hampton
Roads. but owing to the fact that the contrac-
tor has shown himself incompetent to the
work, the Navy Department will soon again
advertise for proposals for the performance Of
that service.
CAPT. Eaton, of the !. s. steamer Circas-
sian from Pensacola, denies having reported at
Fortress Monroe that there was to be an attack
on Charleston on the 18th instant, as has been
stated IN a dispatch published in many of the
newsnapers. He did not touch at Charleston.
The committee Of arrangements have every
thing perfected for the conservation of the
cemetery near the battle field of Gettysburg on
the 18th Of November Edward Everett IS
to deliver the Grafton.
The Africa still remains opposite the en-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-16

The " aSnlngtOn t~tar o. Stoe0l4oS 0StS
!. \hont three weeks ago, young man, named
Luther p. Harrison, came to this city from al
axandria. where he was in business, to purchase
Goods lie made several purchases at Bontz &
Griffith $ furnishing store, On Seventh street,
an3 visited several other houses for a like pur-
nose Since that day FIR. Harrison has not
been seen by any of his friends IN this city or
N Alexandria, and they strongly suspect that
he has been murdered. ;"
Two hundred and thirty Federal and twelve
Confederate wounded soldiers were brought 10
this Mace last night and distributed among the
various hospitals Among the latter was
Colonel Of North Carolina regiment Ihey
were al wounded in the engagements OF last
Monday and Tuesday,
The r. S. Government agents, it appears by
q recent letter, are buying cotton III MIS-
siss;nni for eight cents pound, which leaves
an excellent margin for profit, selling as the
cotton does in Northern markets Tor eighty 70
ninety cents.
Ahout tour hundred and fifty Confederate
prisoners, taken near Bristoe Station were
brought to this place last night and taken on
70 Washington,
The Union League in Pennsylvania have re-
rorts from most Of the State, and, giving the
maiorities claimed BY the Democrats N the re
rnainder of the State, figure up as follows =
Curtin, IS. 30S; Woodward, 81, $50; thus giving
Curtin a majority Of 20,422.
The walls Of the old Gazette office, on Prince
street and the adjoining house, are being pull
ed down, and the bricks taken away, it IS said
By military authority,
The election in Iowa has resulted in the sue
cess Of the Republican ticket Stone (Rep., J IS
elected Governor.
Election returns, as far as heard from in IN
diana. FOX county officers, indicate large Union
gains,
MOSQUITOES have taken new start within
the last TWO or three nights, and now swarm
in various quarters Of the city.
In Ohio. seventy one counties give brouGh
SO, 900 majority
Gold in New York yesterday 1861.
Capt. Samuel Ford, who has been oeloEs
General slough's oourt-mart'al ior the pas5
two weeks has been acquitted. captain r .:
was for a long time prov ost marshal OF Berlin,
Nd, on the Potomac. W nue. ." uu - ~
he was charged with allowing the s"&'0 - OK
act money from loyal ladies .ocho -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-16
Captured PROPERTY


h IC iEolhCit " tl!S y. t}rUprS-
First ALI houses, tcnencnts. landsa ana )
tatlons eXceptsuch as may be REQUIRED f1r r'i
itary purposes, which have been or r 49, MI
deserted and abandoned by Insurgents '' ~}tl !:
the lines Of the military occunation o %''a ~
United States forces, in States dcrlaro9 Y
proclamation Of the Presidentto be in insnr,' ::
ton, will herefter be under the snnory;l.
and control Of the supervising special aoa,.
of the Treasury Department. >7'D'
Second-A II commanders Of military dans,
ments, districts and posts. viii upon recnin ;,
this order, surrender and turn over to the u
pervising and special agent, such houses tars
ements lands and plantations not reQuired Il
militar-- uses, as may be in their possession !.
under their control, and al officers Of the arm.
Of the United States will al al times rendrr;
the agents appointed BY The Secretary Of II
Treaury all such aid IS may be necessary /
enable them TO obtain possession Of mil
houses, lands tenemenJs and plantations. n
TO maintain their authority over the same.
By order Of the SECRETARY or War
T. D. Towensend, Asst Adjutant Ge1Hs
Mr.. Forney made speech to the Pbial.
pltians on tn night Ct the election. il Th1
be said -
You have declared il favor Of The enr
policy Of the federal administration. Ya|
have declared n favor Of that much maHue
and misrepresented draft You have decIare
in favor Of the splendid financial policy Of lrI
Chase. Won have declared in favor Of yign
Gus, honest and intrepid management Of t3
War Department by Mr.. Stanton. You ha'3
declared that whether n the administrator 81
the federal government or out Of il, no mail
that belongs to the Republican party shall da'3
to set himself up against the federal govern
ment, or against the policy Of that party
Mr.. Augustin Grimsley Has taken prIso1s
by party of Confederates, near his bone
the neighborhood Of Pohlck church, on Ine:
day last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-16

CSTRAY.-Camet to the premises Of Il, eA' !. i boc
"a scriber, on the Little River IurnpIh q 10t
one mile from Alexandria, on SatuEG&J III 1NG
inst, RED AND WHITE 1G1n >Irarcrty
The owner will come forward prove P'0F
pay charges and take her away. . COX
oct l5-2i GEOEIG ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-05

-As Gsa Scott, WHO presided At
tlie mass meeting ID New York. sat
and looked naou the animated scene
bior him b beeamcd chilled by The
aamp Dir . ! asked for shawl 10
cagrr him As none was II hand. a
large American GAG was brought. m
which ihe veteran was wrapped. -
Ihe iagidea, attracted The aueation II
Che crowd. who manifested their APP
preysl by reiterated CHEERS
The personal staff Of Gen. Ne.
Clellan. have at ias, been disposed &c
The volunteer officers who we're upoa
i are % Be- ilemediatrly mustered om
afstris aHd hose who arc officers
q us rsslar army VIII be RENTED
'6lhtig lcgimeutal rank. and most II
ibsta ss used to duty with their reg.
rht
fhG DASGrE or GrStRAL SrAR.
vSleN. Tho Ynnkees have arrayed
agrinsl rs powerful armies, under the
lead o. Generals Hooker, Hunter
linnk,, Poster, Seigel Rcsecranz and
iae Beast. Bot We arethreaiened by
d more formidable general--geae raj
starvation Our farmers. every man,
woman and child that can WELD a hoe,
can meet tile latter in tie field. II
I tbey viii drive him from our midst,
our brave soldiers viii vanquish the
Others. .Sagamah Nc,cs.
Tie Dictator" an immense
steamer for The Hudson river travel,
was launched at New York, on Thurs
doy, 23l ult. She is 407 feet long,
30 feet wide and 10 l-2 feet deep,
and viii carry one thousand passen-
gers,
The N. Y. Commercials Washington
lcttet iriimates that the President is not
pleased with the elimination Of six months
preparation for the reduction Of Charleston
into two hours fighting. 1t isno secret, says
the letter, that the reconnaissance which ac-
eomplished so little is TO be followed by a
bona fds attack, which is to be continued
50 long asan iron-clad can FIRE gun.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-05
W hat shaIi ~ done with Eman-
eipnaea sIavesl

we, like many others oorfes 10 70
ilssls rsAbaffassluen, Ia answering lhis
great question. yc' we are fail of faith
Ais among tic orlorings u . iiud
PmKslaaeo lha Whenever On evil
bscoraea ialolerahle remedy will
be soaght csg and that often comes
In Il way Quito unexpected
So Gar az the experiment has pro
sresca. they make good and brave
soldiers. bat all can rot be used for
that purpose. We give The following
extract Of q fecen, letter from Gen.
tral Fremont 10 friend, which strikes
our mind as one Of the grand projects
which will ultimately be adoped. lie
rays LII nem seork on ne tic
Rail Road =
{" !. would be a measure fruitful in
good results 10 occupy Immediately
on the work Of the road large bodies
of the men who are freed by the Pres
ident's proclamation, The fact Iha,
50 large number Of our able-bodied
citizens arc under arms, and the con-
sequenl economy and the great rapid
ity with which the road could be driy-
en- forward by the employment Of
these people, make this subject worthy
of the most liberal discussion. The
road IL national. and il is sufficiently
obvious that considerations Of great
public utility are involved IN this sug-
gestion. Many Of these people will
soon require some provision TO be
made for them. Stretching Indefinite
~ south ofthis projected road arc great
regions Of available country, partly
unoccupied, and partly inhabited
sparsely by whites or mixed races, or
Indians more or less civilized. Al
ready "a far north as the Gila River
the Indians regularly cultivate cotton,
the country is generally well adapted
to stock, aud fabulously rich in silver
and other metals. In all this region
there is abundant room. The char
acter Of the population, the extent Of
the country, and its undeveloped re-
sources, seems 10 me very suggestive
in connection with the employment Of
frecmen on tho Pacific Railroad"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-05

A DEsInucfgfE FiGr Tie dweA-
ing hoase and wood hra " Mr OH.
Dickinson, CA eat, ban % Wdliams.
town, uere entirely consumed ~ Gre
Monday night. April q, together wlsh
100 cord 3, wo7d prepared fec stove
use, = large supply q provision an1 a
chamber Gllea sib bedding, The
Gre caught from a sap Louise, situated
near tho wood she'd. and was FIRST dis
covered ~ nsiphtor who aroused
the sleeping inmates. No insurance.
SMALL Pox = Mrs. Eliza Morse
Of Cabot, was brought before Justice
Fisher Of that place, On SATURDAY.
April rs, under IA Indictment ~
knowingly spreading tie small pox, 70
sending her children 10 school willie
afflicted with thai disease. and bound
up in the sum of one hundred dollars
for appearance at the County Court.
AS OUTRAcE.---i After the recent
payday In the First Brigade. eleven
men got intoxicated and proceeded 10
lie negro quarters within or near o8t
lines, and engaged II the commission
Of outrages on negro women. Upon
hearing the ogtrfcs Col. Gran,
promptly dispatched company 10 ar
+ rest them. Fired up with lighting
rum, the disorderb fellows made a
sharp resistance, but yielded when
/ two Of them were shot--one in the
icg and the other inihe breast. they
we're all arrested.
LkRGg CATTLE essrs. Iioltor
and Judevine,ot Ilardwick, lately sold q
/ pair Of oxen that weighed Eve thous
ard three hundred and seyenty-fvc
pounds, The largest OK weighed twc
/ thousand nine hundred and ninety
pounds.
PATRioTiC.--Mf Israel Wood Of
Brattleboro' is represented by re son,
In the service Of The United States
and he says he will enlist himself, i
the government will take him.
Gen. George j. Standard has as,
sumed the command OF the Second
7 Brigade, and Col. Blunt has resum,
Cd the commend Of the 9Th regiment
SUICIDE IN mirror A young woman
aged nineteen, who had been employed IL
the family Of Vim. V. Reynolds till late =
committed suicide on Thursday last by drown
ing She had been distressed on accoun, O
! il-treatment fotn her finally f,r having for
sahen the Catholic Church and joinel th,
protestants. letter found IN her trunl
stated that she could not endure life an
longer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-05
'Fhc Loss of tie Anglo saxon.
81. Iohns. N. u. Anril IN

81. Johns, N. f., April p, !
via. Port Hood, April %.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from
Liverpool the 10th, via Londonderry
the l1h inst, has been lost, il is sup
posed about 3 miles east Of Cape Race.
Three Of her passengers arrived at
Cape Race station, at p. N, to-day
f27h and report the vessel broken
up and d great number Of the passen-
gers lost.
The Anglo.Saxon was bound to
Quebec.
The Associated Press yatch left for
the wreck Immediately on the receipt
Of tie news.
Pictou, April 20.
The steam tug Dauntlcss picked up
l&o boats crews Of the Anglo Saxon
between Cape Ballard and Cape Race,
aud il returning TO this port without
landing At Cape Race.
Tie steamer Blood Hound has gone
10 CAPE Race.
81. .Iohna, n. f., April ~,
VIA Port Hood, April %.
Tue Anglo Saxon sailed from Liv-
crfool on The 10Th with $50 passen-
e,rs, and crew Of 81 men. She was
wrecked four miles east of Cape Race
q noon to-day [27th] during dense
fog.
Scvcnty-three persons escaped from
the wreck by ropes and spars, and
twenty-iour in a No. 2 life boat, max
ing to'al saved of ninety-seyen.
Numbers 4 and boats have not
arrived off Cape Race, in consequence
Of Tie density Of the fog, and seven
none persons who embarked on raft
are also missing.
There is still heavy sea and a
dense TO-.
The commander is supposed 10 be
ancug the drowned.
Tie pur,er and first and second
engineers and doctor are saved, and
one cabin passenger, Lieut.. Lampson
Of the Royal Artillery.
lion. John Young and family are
suppose ed to be in one Of the missing
boa's.
The deck broke up about one hour
after size struck. Nothing but the
mizzenmast is standing.
Several persons clung 10 the fore
rigging til the foremost fell, but no
assistance could be rendered them.
Guas are being fired at Cape Race
10 attract the attention Of the missing
boats.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-05
ILonnrnt.r RrnrL BAnHAnLrI

IEoRRrBLE REBEL BAEBAElrlEs.
The Assistant Surgeon Of the 99th
Ohio regiment, writes the following
particulars Of ono Of the most outrage.
Gus cases Of rebel barbaritics which
the history ofihe war furnishes. lIav-
ing spoken Of scoa, Of fvc or six
days in which hisibrigade participated,
be says:
awhile wee we're on. on this last trip
| dressed the wounds Of soldier (72d
Indiana) who had been taken prisoner
with comrade. After tying them up
TO . tree with their hands behind
them, capfain delibei attly shot them
bo,b--killing the other on the spot.
AMER shooting the one / saw once
through The lace and once through tue
neck, 80 that ! cut lhe tall out just be-
low The bend Of the jas o. ihs oppo.
site side, uniying him, they still found
be bad life in him, when the fcnd shot
Aim again in the back Of the head
while be lay writing on the ground,
the ball entering Just at the base Of the
ear and coming nus at the LEFT eye,
completely destroying il.
"And yet with all the wounds, 10
the bead, neck and Ease, the man 60,
up aud wandered around Until be
came across or brigade and . tel
irsn o0s hands"