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Mem publications.
DOUND THE BLOCK"

=" (OUND IhiI DIo"h
d. APPLE TON Co,
No. AA3 and a4 yS BEoApwAY'
PUBLISH DAY;
ROUND THE BLOCK:
AN AMERICAN NOVEL.
WIrn ILLUSTRATIONS
One Volume, limo, Cloth el5o.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Boor INV WARS DAY.-Chap The Block . Three
business 6. some,hiRs hidden |, The boy Bog;
Boon a-IoIIsalSo-chaP /. The Enigma g. A dellc.te
Eopo'0Ri . An s1,'y 2, %Gde n D s,y's
branching out. :, The little pupil :
BooH a-TnE Tai OF rnE sEnrEsr:-Chsp., I. One
two--hrre-four" q The hliiug board ,. Sneak
Ing ja,iifed I. Up in the air. G. Tongues of IRE.
Book A-CHliDRxs OF rns WonLp-chap. |; MyndsrtV Van
The ": young S''I monster oH. Ws.ey Tile. s. Tho
The Panorama OF africa
BOOB S & lS, tn,n IA. d.
g. Lcgerdcmnn. -
Eoox s-MrsTEREs OF Tns NiGHT-chnp l. mi Ih e. un
ing orbs. 1. Vision Of Horrors s. What tho
Boor z-joUnsErises GoAwsrFArr-Chapl ]. Pea Shoot
insass Science. 2 by steam. j. PswoIth, J.
T.. T. stoop.. S. An Audience Analysed. 8. Iiu
mors of the Many Headed Scenes not Ia the
Book "A DRAMATIC ISrEELuDK 81 Chap l. The Overture
2. Curtain up J. Act Second L. How the Play
BoeK a-THx lSaUET.-Chsp. l. Coroner and Jury. T.
Statement Of the Prisoner 3. Justice Goes TO-
Dinner. I. Ligh, in the Prison: s. The Sorrow Of
White Hairs. .. What Paper Types and Ink can
do I. Pe, 10 Wines g. The Bcniheence Of
Fire Bell'. .. An Old Man's Offering.
Book l0-DosH on Born SrDgs-Chap l. Fisher Of Men
2. Playing with the Line. ,. Pulling IN The
lstof Msy. 5. Demolition OF Certain Air Cestles
g. Mr.. Wheders Cfedi,ois In Convention As
semblcd. T. Deus ~ Machna -
BOOK lI.-DpcovERIEs-ChAr l. The old iouse hevisi,ed
O. A pos.huaious secret 3. Oysrtop hnas sonsl-
be Woman T. Innocence on slippery Road >;
Boys OYen Sesame. o. Tracked T. Found and
Lost.
goox l2-sPrcuLlrrovs PrCryrARy AND MATRIMONIAL
Chsp l. Tho Cosmopolitan Window Fastener. 2.
Niddeaeed Cupid. g. sspmsn vs. SapmAn. T.
How Ovoltop sea ed Contract In way unknown
10 Chiity. S. Returned CA.lioInian. Z. ReyeI-'
tsons oil a Laugh.
Book ll--THg STRANGE LApr.-Chsp. ]. Story Of oe
Past. 2 Possible Love- 3. Uncle and Niece.
goox ll-BGpry DArs-Chsp. Owners Of the Beautiful.
2. The Last Of n! slery. J. Love Crowned 4.
Five Years.
The End.
Sen, free BY mai receipt 4 Ir.ee.
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A J. BLEECKER, SON e. Co. win SELL
a. ut AUCTION, TUESDAY, Dec. 22 at - O'Clock a.
Exchange Sale. room No. III Broadway ii
VALUABLE THlBD-AVENUE PROPERTY, condt&
Of the three Houses snd Lots known Nos 49, 49, and
brick and are occupied as and dwellings No 7
frame dwelling house. Each lot is 2oxSo Maps &C., Nd
II Cedar.st.
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TIVE GRAND JOKE OF TIE SEASON
JONATHAN 0IMCRACKS.

JONATHAN = RlN,ikhthps
NEW COMIC MONTHLY,
ILrssr.,cl " i;h n
NUMEROUS WOOD CUTS.
O! which TIE frr number Win be issuei
on TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS
erion q WIZ Hunofsis rad Comic Artsi' - ,iesfiiy
hsv. formed themselves into touv'e As'0S-es, ahsss
TIIE LkUGuIS0 GAS coMrAHY,
For tie purpose q ckus tho Tss - = a. efe@lSa In lie
new AIDE gp ,ins, bottom bufstif feIioilc--
Ioos or FOR ruii EnroHT OF
THE GREAT MONT bETWfEs HLLsAS AND
kISO.
yrlL pAKrIcrI.Rs
In ADVANCE Of ~, whole New Press sny ether
Names Of the Company yrcsenti pp~.r,r,e u To H-n
unds ,ycn IN cstsOdds daring Tho EasEl-LsmAlts o.
tho result - . .
LOCI o., .,o fg The ere-i sro Co.c Romtn,s 4 the Past
TIE FTLOH KNOTT:
1HE LOVES ~ tIH vHirTEL Dr. aorprpov rsp ms itpr
ILIsr tosLAiE
"JOsATHASS GlMCRACKS,-
To be rnbi,hed without f.iil - -
It W. STRONG.
II. DEXTER, HAMILTON h Co,
General gcrts ior Psbiishers
No. III Nsssan-s'rret,
hsvYoff.
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FOR TaB

ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF COoPGRS NOVELS
These superb Drawings which comprise siI'ytwo IN Mum
ber form one Of the uo.-ois and interesting
n Ori.na Drawings America Mr.. Dsrey' h'ne'' AZ III
illustrator Mia characters and OF the great American
novelist hes been frequently noticed by nearly all he eos
ysper in Europe and America W" the Load
ehst h... called upon Dasey Illustrate Cooper and de'ei
we shczld then enter TeEnie Of at a. daae PIC
tsresque and vivid aAy a7i ever Lac haa 'ae o'o %
sr., attempting And he North American Review renAA'
~Tbese drawings have to vgor Of the most elaborate and
&he Seeacv Of the refined pictures The artist has
ssosh, the life freshness and action u the suihoTs eonceP
IONS
], m.y be safely elnea thu, series OF original drawings
., all nsbe 70 these IN interest and value De-
spre been offered 70 the American pablo.
In addition 20 tie Drswnlf viii Be offered 'he
sUTERB PORTRAIT OF COOPER,
painted by Charles Eliooas Of that aistas 'hed sF't
bes. and most noted pictures.
Sale THURSDAY, II O'Clock s.
JAMES o. GREGORY. Pubisher n Y.
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Deniisirp.

nj y. GRIFFIN e. BROS, No 258 Grand
~. A. New. yogt and No. 237 fuonst, Hrooklsn
irseing positively without pain BY the use 4 nitrous
oIds gas no charge Tor sJpcbg wnen aithc.i cctL arc
IA n. inserted They gro inserting fol- sos Of Teeth
Gold A23; P,tiina, 90; silver riO Enbbcr s0 fsris
ssts on gold, GIi s,oG, Sl. E1traetmg' 80 cent?
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COURT SALE
" OF vALvAsLk
HOTEL AND REAL ESTATE
Tx raE BolOUsH OF BKTHLEHKL


pv vir.ue Of an order Of he Orphsn. Cont Of Sorssn
ton County viii be sold Public vendue en- he p'ei'e'
ON TUESDAY Dec. 81 A p. Is6J, -
AZ o'clock 4, the afternoon that part OF the real esre
81 lana Leior; deceased knowHa. The Sun o's.
er,v r1s,ug u thres contiguous lots Of ground 9enna
=, IN and Broad st,es lard 81 Jacob H. Lazy, h-is
Firs Company L. H. B,lns, Henry u Oneisrs esAs,
dnh We md others particularly Described IA 'hs Ion
10 he ,.ie OrpLras Court which the said order was
a, ..t. ding IA iroat on Main street 10 ieei ana " Drs
street M fe,i containing about q aero oil sioah3
pso, eIacnis thereon are -., r,,1 n,vo
s,ree, " feet inc and b. feet In depth ons oes
..oT b.ins froGliag Main street ~ feet inches ~
f.et inches depth. One bsick ,vos;ory Dwelling ioas
fronting Main q feet nches oy 81 rex neAs
BroGa rse one thr-es story brick building In reeF OF
t 5ndnr r,ed Tor ~ssh Kitchen and serssntA rooms Y
Zoe, Inches By ~ feet Que t~osto1y frame stable add es
house. ~ 'front.' ~ o. feet deep. Ore building psS
add par, frame used .s an ice house 2 BY .e-e
me in.s AZ ia good epar and The greater part q
,h-n. bult wthin tie l.st ten years e
TIL. cousdeTrd Of the most desirable and vallad
Hotel properties ts part u Pennsy wanna aud has oT yea
enjoy a deseeGy nsn reputation IS one o tue beet
nc.s1 this country. Bethlehem 10 beautifully situated
N. Lehixh RIVER Ia excellent Seminary for Young LAd
own and ,aigonz ed section Of the union ~
beatty innate romantic surroundings and the seve .nsy
pr.c Of c,t1ens have made popular place Of resort
d ia proprietor obi sd to decline receiving very many w
| applied or admission - =.
II. pr psrty ALL be sold together or In parcels a. nay
desme1 fssbc BY the undersigned Admlnsa;or By ~eo
liz Term. ana conditions viii be made known AZ The tue ~
| place u BY Ito Court, ,.,,.cr-.
! cHAs. AUG LUcKENBAcH, Aarnin'''ss0r
II
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IRKs CHARLES THE BOLD.

WIN be Pubished December Is,
HISTORY OF CHARLES THE BOLD,
DUKE or BURGUNDY.
BY JOHN FOSTER KIRK
Two vols 8vo.
Huslin, uncut, white paper - per vol. -
Iaf Acrocco with eiIa C4ots s.dcs and Git Top, or
einied Lsi Paper : 3 -
The 70 allie epoch treated By MI. Kirk "a full Of grand
hi;oosl hgrs aid BY his narrative entirely new gh' "a
Erown on some important event. IN Cha-iess
career His position Napoleon Of the Middle Ago..
fully niicsed and the influence traced both Of hs snb
pean States . .
Tic AT antic Monthly says:
We hsye n hesi.aiior In Assigning Mr. KIIks most fs
sps,ing narrative Place with the great achievements 81
gerus N the department he hiss chosen to M his scrcni
snong his.ori.rs will be welcomed tie woTid over
From Dr. r. SHELTON MACKENZIE
"Tte arthor will RE Stand q. among the great
writers OF his and slc til c
j. b. LIPPINCOTT Co,
Publishers, Pbilsdslphis-
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A LBERT G. HAYWOOD, Auctioneer, viii
N ,slI q, public auction THIS DAY, Monday Dec y
Of II O'clock ct the splendid private residence NO. ~ Es
hold furture consisting Of Dining Room, Paror and Led
room Furnitnre all rstcass al made 10 Order Ach ~
iisn Orrauent sui.nbs for holiday rresents Also hn1
lenc plate alsnte Mirrors and hrstcass Rosewood
snoForte Those waning furniture viii hnd this rare
nornnty 10 supply themselves The entire stock valued
&i6OJC.
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Lessee and Directross. Mn JohM WUUD.
a..,e Manager j. IL BELWYN.
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SALE
BARLEY DRAWINGS.

The subscriber announces that Messrs IT, IL LEfDs Co.
va ger auction sale, e, their wareToor' No 40 'A"
g. Oh THURSDAY, Dec H. at II O'Clock M TIE 'e'' "
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS
MADE BY r. q. c. BARLEY
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nON'T 20 drifting about" but cast anchor"
~ IN Cooper Institute. on TUESDAY Doc. H. and hear
= X. PHiLANpER DOEsrICKs. r. h., dslivss HE Inc
sJlsby eVple eJsiion % "Cbech' Aduissisa ~ oautA
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ALTERATION OF TIME

On and amer MONDAY, December "A. the doors WI Gps
quarter to aud the performances commence ~ h
pest seven.
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Sent free BY mail on receir, q Price.
, 1863-10-18
IN lMruIsrANT ORDER. =


HEADQUARTERS, DEr'r or TIE TENNESSEE, !
y1cKspuKo, MISS, Sept. ., 1863.
SpEcrAL ORDERS, No. 2G6.-Extfact GA
Military ComE:issio1 Is hereby apppolnte1 to
meet at VicA sburg, Miss, on the first day Of
0, tober, 1868, or as soon thereafter as p-actt-
cable, to examine into the claims Of owners
ofpsorerty In Fsckebu,g, Miss, and report
their right to possession Of the same:
The Commission may take the testimony Of
loyal citizens Of this pltce, tor the purpose
property ard the character CT owners.
AL property owed BY parties Of decided
disloyalty to the Government Will be con-
dcmncd to the use Of the United States.
Widows who lave no male members OF their
family in tilt Southern Array or otherwise Us"
si.tirr the rebellion, will 1n r7.lt!ed to be
rlaced In possession Of their property, OF In
case 1t is necessary fur the nau Of the Goyera-
u.ent, to rcreiTc rent f,r.the same On taking
IL cath Of future loyalty to the Government.
All other citizens who can show loyalty to
tic government, or that they have gircn neither
aid nor countenance to the rebellion Eo!unta
rily. er who have voluntarily taken the oatt
Of allec lance to thu Government, prior to the
date fthis order and since Federal occupa
tor, will be entitled to the same restoration
Of f1h IT property.
PETAL FOR THE COMMISSION.
Brig, Gen. 81. D. Legeett, u s. Volunteers
Lieut.. Col. j. u. Howe, 124Ih Rcgt. III. In
Eantrt VI 1untCtrs
CAPT. Cl,aunccg B1ack. 18th Reg. III. In
| tar,ry Volunteers.
| By orde: Of Maj Gen. q. $. GEASr-
| -..1ouS A RAwIISs,
| big Gen, aud !aetiug Asst A13's Gen.
, 1863-10-18
Gl1ifago Qribn11c.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER is, 1868.


The President has issued his proclama.
lion calling for 100000 volunteers, to fill
un the ranks Of our armies, which will be
tlinned during the coming year by the
expiration Of terms Of service. The quotas
are TO be assigned to 1.-THE States by the
Provost Marshal General, and those States
not filling their quotas by volunteers must
do ii by a draft The Proclamation is ad-
dressed not only to the Governors OF
States, but is an appeal from the. Chief
Magistrate to the whole people ana should
meet with prompt answer. The rebels
arc we'll nigh.cxhausted. Give Us fresh
levy Of men and We sha1l soon see the end
of this rebellion. 4 fresh army Of SOC, 900
men would carry Consideration into the
reEcl ranks and speedily reduce the iusur-
gents TO submission.
All is quiet Oh the Potomac. The ar.
my occupies the historical ground Of Cen
trcyillc, holding the heights in n position
rcputcd impzcgnabie, and is stripped toz
, 1863-10-18
ADMIRAL POETEK4S Or
DER.


ADMIRAL fUEtEh5 UIUtts. 80
G., Mrss1ss1rr1 SQUADRON,
F1sg Ship Bl1ckhawk. Cairo, Oct. 10, 1863.
GEN. ORDER No. 10G.-The following pra
caufioDs are to be observed hereafter, to pre-
vent fire TO the public vessels b. iucsndissles:
The eentries are not to permit an3 one to
srproach the public property at night without
,3e r. spey atS as Of
guard and pass them On board; II strangers
they are to be detained, and i attempting to
escape, to be fired upnn. Al strangers SO
=anght arc to be detained until further orders.
The eentinels on tie ycsE:ls near tie work
shops are to look out Tor the latter and arrest
nn3 one approaching them.
The Wa!chmen on the Louisville, aud other
boats repairing, are to be armed with mus
kets and revofvers, and are to arrest any Rus-
ses Tss 9steh@en On aRe Ie1sys S s1e to Sesp
their watch att en- the fan-tall, aad permit no
boats to approach any cf the yetsc1s. If tie
boats refnEe to come IN when hated, they are
to tie tlrtd upon with bail.
Naschmen are, to be Kept On the lasoe, And
|. to mo7e up AID down as fur Is the prize
STEAMERS, for Which they are to lookout as
we'll as other property; they are to arrest per.
cons Of suspicious character running about
tho 1eyec.
yefsel, ate to stop all small boats on tho river
At night, aud keep them until further orders:
| No row boats to be permitted on the river af-
| ter dark.
Tie Executive officer will hare tho wh1rf
boat carefully examined throughout after tia
| workmen leave, to see that no attempts have
he.n made to burn the vessel, and that TO ono
| is slowed away. All tho shops must bo ex-
anined, the windows closed, and the doors
locked securely.
Two tugs Will ale7ays lie with stesm ~,
ready to low into the stream Of Il m'msut' i
notice. ary vessel tent may be set na tire.
TIC cflictta Of the tn. i'll not be out Of their
1 yetsefs af.er dark, for the present.
The Lexington and fsler will place ecnti-
ntls OF the little boat ST. Mary, and the sugs
acjaceat, where eentiue!s will be rclf97ed
Though the night; they are to a,ve
loadsl mu>kets aud to carry out the abo1e
The sunboats guarding the powder bo.:t
must be c1cee enough to see any row boa::
onle ifthey DO not pull for tie gunboa: Hhsr
hailed. A h:rIcs wa;cn must be kspt On b5ast
tie gunboat, snu the officers must be Oh thu
alert ut right.
o5o Of The tugs must keep ,usacF va,
| along the 1eTcc, 10 azEtst any boat they msl
see moving aloD. tie ,iTer. -
It beloyes every officer and man to b
watcbful 1T this time, aod see TINT no att:mp
to burn the property under their charge shnl
succeed. 1fpcrsons arc iacautious aud reck
less enough 10 approach our seutr.es with
ont uotii5 iEg them who and THAT they are
they must tuf1er the penalty for 90 do
izg. it is no t:mo for trifingS people Q
, | PROPER character nil not be pruWllng ab3u
: st pfght,
Officers returning at night to tho whaI
:. beat and their vessels, aru particularly ca,
= tior&d 20 answer promptly .ha esnsry's bal
and tall who they arc. ..-.
Officers are instructed to arrest any CD;
piclons rersous they may see in the daytime
!. irowling about the ]eyce where public psol
. eri5 is Eept.
= Cor,d'G. Miss. Squadron.
, 1863-10-18
wI1E1sf: Is CHANT GOING ,

WHERE IS GIANT iOISGs
Gen Grant and staff arrived at Cairo on
friday morning, direct from Vicksburg.
Where he is going VIC have not learned.
T. gentleman who left Cairo on Saturday
morning says. that it was reported that
Grant is to be assigned to new com.
1nand. But Of what army? that is the
question. Some Of the wisescres assigned
him TO command of the Potomac army,
others to the army at Chattanooga. We
can hardly believe that Old Rosey will be
superseded, notwithstanding the rumors
from Washington Of dissatisfaction with
course in the late great battle. There is
moro likelihood Of his being called to
Washington to supcrsele Meade. But il
he is foolish enough to accept that com,
.nand, the chances are, that he will fall q
victim to the McClcllanites, as did Gen
Pope, or TO the insolent stupidity Of Hal
leck, as was tue case with Hooker. Itiss
dangerous command to take. The irwin
cible bad luck Of the Potomac army, tht
miserable cabals among its gcnera.s, ant
The I'crilous proximity to old uallecl
ought to make even Ulysses pause. -
, 1863-10-18

We 1nt. the following In the Rochester LIND
c.at aid .:xneIIcun, Of Thursday:
THE t. et1Han.y In the case Of Colonel J. y. b1s-
rel! a..ai1lrt Mr. John F. Tracy. Superintendent ol
tho CAicayo + llock leland Railroad. was con.
cluded In the Circutt Court YESTERDAY. Council
question viii hs submitted to the jury in tac
co,srse Of the "r good deal of Interest nas neen
excited In Rnchrfttr by the circamstAuccs which
led to the suit. iucludtn. the nr7est ot Col Bsseu
tn Chicago, on charge Of consnsins 10 burn thc
Eee lsln,d bsdEe ana h aa @ 9esTn,on Hn ara IN taat
rtsdtnt Of this city; &c heleve- indeed. th9s ne
WAS horn hsse; aud no one was prepared TO heleyc
| him guilty cf tho offence ll1 to his charge. In
atl,on 10 this. tic unnecessary AaEshness Win
which BE- was alleged e have oeen trsatea %; y,
out1a:.t oasly bad character horne h. some OF the
1utn 1t gagged IN that husinaeR, tended to strength.
IN the impression that he ~hs the victim oi p!ot
eottotied by parties who desired 70 tmpcate MN
fo: The snkc Of obtaining reward. His suit aEasntt
Or civil rroepae, hile pseanE through this c!i9,
! were looGt upon ~ nasnfal cnneeGnence: low
The affair will terminate IL subject Of much epec'
| u1at'ou. Thc Testimony r:e:"nt Il N thc cour!
during the last two days must govern tho jury oi
Ii may interest eome of out readers elsewhere,
10 sr that tho plnintiH ia the case fs the same
tol Nttecll. who ra}eed. and until some ttmc IN
June l,st. commanded tho 1et regiment q Mts.
| toust EnEnecrs. and who d!stinEuieted himsrli
mons M canai M It 1eand No. 10. That fiat ranks a.
one Of tho mos, remarkable exploits 9! the was' e
aud will Etve the Colonel prominent place in ME
tort for I'LL time ~ como. Since tho capture O.
| 1slnnd No. 10. he has performed much valuable
service, especially during tho opefasons which le;
itn!y hoDntt do not tend to 1ceeen tho cetcom II
| which he is held by this community,
, 1863-10-18

New Yonx, Oct 1'.-Sew Orleans dates Of
the 10th inet- state that Matamo1as is st{ll
held by the French. Citizens don't c5hlbft
any desire to oppose them.
Popular feeling in Texas Is against the Con.
fedefate dEait.
Galveston is very strongly fortified, aud Il
now the rebel stronghold In Texas,
The 10th Army Corps reached Vcrmiuiou
river, four miles south q Vernillion, On tht
Gen. Banks ia In the field. .
, 1863-10-18
PROCLAMATION By THE PRES
IDENT.
900, 600 VOLUNTEERS CALLED
FOR THREE YEARS.
SERVICE.

WAsu1S6ToS, Oct. 17.--The following
proclamation has been issued by President
Lincoln:
1T TILE PRESIDENT or TIE UNITED STATES.
~ PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, TIE term of service Of part Of the
volunteer forces Of the United States expires
during the coming gear; and whereas, in ad-
t,ition to the men raised By the present draft,
it is deemed expelient to call out 800 COO vol
unteers, to serve for three years or the war,
not exceeding three years; now, therefore, I
Abraham Lincoln, President Of the United
States, and Commander In Chief Of tho army
and navy thereof, and of tho militia Of tho
several States, when called into active service,
do Issue this proclamation, calling upon the
Governors of IL. different States to place,
and have enlisted In the service Of the United
States, for the various companies and rcgi-
ments in the field from their respective States,
their quotas Of 3o0, 600 men.
further proclaim that ill the volunteers
that art called out and duly enlisted, shall
| rcc.irc advance pay, and pension, and boun-
ty, Is heretofore communicated to the Gov
erno1s Of States By the War Department,
through the Provost sis5ehal Generals Office,
! by special letters. -: 50
| I furlhe5 proclaim that all volunteers re-
ceiytd under this ,ctH, as Mesa3-as all oths1s
ret heretofaseE, ,csd1cd, ,e4ap nc drly & A4ft-
ed and dcduGed. frsm the quotas estabhstsd
for the rext dfaft; =:
further proclaim that. il any State shall
fail to raise tie quota assigned to itsby4he
| War Deuattmert. unaer'tifs call, thGh' a draft
for the deficiency In said quota shall pe 1plsie
iu said State, OF districts Of said State,
for their due proportion Of laid quota, aud
the said draft thsn commence on. the 5th day
Of January, 1864. =: -!
! further proclaim that nothing1a this PRO:
clanation shall interfere with heAissiusaoriHs
or with thotc which may be Issued, for the
present, in the States where lis now IL pro
gress, or Whtrc it has n3t been commenced
, 1863-10-18

Mxu,u1s, Oct. 1.-THE Jackson -lississip-
p;an Of the 9Th says: The election for Cor
crnor, State Officers aid Congressmen took
place On the 5.h, and euppoees all the State
officers were re, elected.
It also says that sharp fight occurred On
the Biz Black, in which the rebels we're d'tyeu
back. hut tcirg reinforced, they compelled
the Feterals TO retreat beyond the rlver
The Selma reporter says that Bragg has
$1,000 spare stand Of arms;
Fonr companies Of ths "a Iowa casalEs =, anr
aicht, and captured three men, formerly
Memphis pohcem,n, engaged in the recent
bprnirC oi steamboats, on the Mississippi
River. eThey had list Of all the boats on The
river, With Tho price to be paid for the de-
struc;fou OF each. They are now ID Irving
Prison and riu be tried By a military com
mission.
Stone, and 107 for Tnttlc.
, 1863-10-18

"Agate," Of the Cincinnati! Ga:ttse IA
receoi letter from Washington, writes: "Gen.
Scott WIS encountered the other day BY .
iea5irg Washington official, With whom the
Iii yefersn fe1l Into very unrescrsed talk
about Generals. 1t will 1ot..su7pzisc any ore
TO % Irow that he rrcnounces Lee the gre.seat
General ct the war, thus far: or that he
S.sc3s,rs 1hAt be vas more disappointed In
Grn. NcClel'sn's performances than he ever
ras bt fore With those Of any officer In our
service, Gen, Gssus's operations Ac spoke oi
, 1863-10-18

THE IOWA Ce1oREp REo1AEST.-Tlc set-
n-ed rerimept received their uniform Oh SIT
nr;isy. AID the regiment was organiz5d or
Snndsy b. musteriug In the folio Wing rauaed
Is r. Collins, Lieutenant Colonel; ]. 0.
Nnrrhy. Msior: T. n. Pratt. Adjut.n. W.
Mcouecu, QuArtermsstcr DR.. F. Knowles,
Surceon,-kfpkuk Gase Guy, 13th, =;
, 1863-10-18

Postmaster Lindsey Informs Us tta* Or yes
te1SaS Haornirg over forty thousand letters
wara sent Norfh from this Office. We ctsl-
tsvrc TS,s The thc Postoficc Of London, st: Peters
buFS, 6, nttnnt,noplc, Q: Timbuctoo, to sas-
PASS onc & pi5 TN sSPhGsf os, ds95 aee
l. @ hT no ueaus as.necure.--Sashei:ie I"ion,
, 1863-10-18

CNcrSSAT1, Oct. 1.-The machine estab-
1,ehmeut Of George G. Wtachcl & Co. vas
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss about
$4,000; insured for ST, 600.
, 1863-10-18

C1xc1NsAT1, Oct 17.-Returu from eighty
i've counties gives Bsou2h elise msjorlty.
Galn, &. .03o-three counties to hear from.
, 1863-10-18

Mayor Ord5tc and Mr- Tyocd.
Mr. OIdyke, in Letter written to friend
in Alt'a.y, -na published in the Albany
S>1ttsman, discroycs the charges insinaatca
. against him by Mr. Weed some time ago. lie
Gays positively :aa. Ia his no government
contract, nor All kind Of business with the
government, direct or indirect; that his son
has never held any Office Of any kind; aud
th.t when d,ataed Als Eon was sick, unable
to walk. but nevertheless furnished substi.
4rt
, 1863-10-18

Ccpperhesd majority, s.
Ono mon t:ial viii place Dubuque On solid
ard patriotic groand.
, 1863-10-18

cE Dubuque h.s been the stronghold aaa
lsadaua.tcFso Of Iowa comprehension. But it
WAS almost redeemed lasEVuesday, the vote
sturdisg
Fur Col. Stone, Union, = - 1,1o7
FcrGeu. Iuttle, Dem, 1910
, 1863-10-18

Among the rebel slain and left were Col.
RufIin OF the 1st aud Col. Thompson Of the