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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
W. II. ExrasOy. Secretary

NOlICE-SALE Of the KENOSHA, ROCk-
IN FORD. AND klIk ISLAND RAlLKOAD.-Ihe ru-
c,-sierei BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, tie Trustee Of g
DEED Of Trust Nor bearing dle TIE Hs, d1y c April
ore thousand eight huu-lcj and 0yevcn made BY the he
Ioshs and Ro- klorc lIoad Conpny, Cooperation duly
fo- "a according tie Jaws q tLe ,Sae Of con sod
cy l9let according Co te laws oi e ssc CT lros' fi
siee ao of pced oi Trust o. Mortgage bearing dae tie
&, dlv o. March l0 sand cif PIE died and SIXTY ff-
B. the henOshs, ko-kerl and bork Island hAi0s4 Ton
rrv Corporation dl'y org MED lrde tho laws Of the
ts .consi and llois, ~ Che cofsoid datou oI tc
ssl keucsa and kocktolt .irc- ol- -alls 4l4 me io
fcrl and Mics ssrp Ia. rIal Comp IN llof ci
Fovrrs ~ AID ~ re s4il .tct. p ifnit ~ NeI f
b. conferred vii sell a. lUbc Auction a. the C.a 80
r. City q Rockford u il. fc o. ILLINOIS, 80 hc highest
bajeI or cash III -DA4. tEc tcyrnh day @! JlutFy
cne touscnd egh; hundred sud a@iyfour a. Two ocl9c
Of tbs sid dsy, the following described property a. an
entirety, 70 Wit;
sae K-noha and Rorki.,d Iairo,d and known as a
p OF the ken9sla, EocS 9ri 4ld h9ck lifnd hAin
exe-u- tom hcuc'ha ln tie ntate q Wisconsin To- 70
frd the Of Illinois, to-ethsr with rl TIE nshts g.
ea~ l-no. rounds railways. bri-fs trfes siii9it
houses und oer budding, and AT u lards enc ri
dt.,en,s h. or ACQUIRED b7 t o. .As Kcuosa snt tot-
yanv ia connection with tire lid r.1sad lc ~ 'not.' 'p
p kio-3 of Icafins thereto, and os9 g.. ie ief t
re-, 3ssles and profits 1ni C. if-ie oi '..'
sfl n. e.. tae s4d ksloas 90 EpeA-al hal 0ae a '
tro s.1 Col.o..td Com pony connected with tari t-a
tie raj wsy iIola keEosI 90 isocs fd orfei-ti
sEc 80 a. locomotive cigArs tt'le'- 'A M 20
trperfy connected with the IIop equipment worm :
cy.f4 iar tld cOnducing of o. agial 90 ne a'ef p
Es Of rai.Tosd fsom kenoshn 10 ho--ofd nc ~ e
81 include any land. io,s, y oilr Prop ry q" t.e ~
Y..ohA and focLlro Raj T1si Com Iaries. or ~ te ii
IrsoisteL Coapaiv wE-h have uot been ne.-s,sliy p
.sned or their said rad fr'a-ay nom n'ro'I- 90 40 -
.r3 or included n the4r dpois STAT fc ni of e n
fr the constru Ciicn, opersor melut nance, Or
u q the and which said henos4a aad hoctiofd a
rssd Companies cr F1id Con.1ids'ed company ay I've
kaaed o. othe r,gise disl osed olDsed October 0 'i
l.. WILLIAMSON, 4f-slee.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
Sales bD Nnftioil.

4 J. BLEECKER, SON, 81 Co. will sell
IA. auction on TUESDAY. Nov a. at 81 O'clock et the
Exchange Saesoom. No. III broadwsy the vanahls Prop
eiy Nos. a0S and a67 sh-,t. known the CONSTANT
BREWERY consisting of Lots Of Ground 486xS2 with
Jsory double Dwcins lou-e and 2sory Brewery in the
rear with vaults lr storage aud Oh the appudenances of the
business in perfect order TIE Real Esis'e only Is offered
Should be purchased hy parties or Brew cry, the peronll
perry with viii be sod subject npprais-
Of four persons two to be chosen by the seller and
by the purchaser. FOR maps and pauciar., apply office
OF Aucti5ne.rs. No. II Ceiir st.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

4 Il AUCTION.-rhc undersigned, by virtue
Of Chatte Noreasc viii cause to be sold on TUESDAY,
the 24h day Of November 1857 clock IN he
at the foot OF Wa.hngonst brooklyn, kiugs County New
York the Canal Boat e. DUNCAN with all her apparel and
hItures.-New- icrs. Nov. l6 1863.
BLEAHLEY d lOYT Attorneys
No. d City Hall pace, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
financial.

OFFICE OF TIE VERMONT COPPER
~ MINING co, lS Broadway, New-Ycrk. Nov l6 l353-
ne annual meeting Of the stockholders for the election
Scers Tor the ensuing year will be held this Office
~ ESDAl, 18th iust at IL O'Clock Polls open from
l O'Clock The transfer books win close the 10TH and
reopen on the 18th insi. BENZ. T. SkALEY Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
Ocean gleGmere.
Office to sHiPPERS to CALIFORNIA

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS To CALIFORNIA
" EXTRA ERTIJUT STA lMER.--1o accoaimodlie,tip tip
pes who a8a. forward rf good by The regular iae
All e. tes fht iu us ira o. of tie trade The PANAMA
RAILROAD CONFAsl v Ia4Dt,ch the steamer ALLAN
TIC fam the 4ll fe % i,. with Ff'.ht only. she
" ltnulruce Giving ,sfufdly Morning fth LIST, a.
Cfaf wlirf .lrl. slrie o. per regular Il
s ~1-fr. o. D.. rrris b.. f.s Allrte wI 80 fwsrd from
I.f4as by ODE la.iu. Stab scsri4p Company steamer
tfrc 1n ab.tt tr tliA ol Dcccnhcs AID tuive IA
san rr.nr aco a. f.1l. flr flc ArW-lc no days
Frr rf.-ffrr far u.. fffn..f rl, "a, inquire s
tie o.e OF TO fa.ll i,ltl a ny, ~. - " l.lsi
luatfil j. JOY, Secretary.
EOR CALitORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
ei.s steamer vI i..vs hev fnIk ihr 3d. 1871 an sd
~ each .io.;E. o1ceri ~nrn fn1u des ~ on suNDAf
., ,r l4r d.... sl. o. fhe MbNlAf following
lor hcsL. ps.-,s lpiy .. Nc ouy ONCE No. Bowl
ina ,f.r. ID. Ii. ALLEN. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

A LBERT c. HAYWOOD. Auctioncer, will
"a sell OF public auction THIS DAY. Monday Sov. %,
1863 at II O'clock the splendid private residence No l5 Lat
Oths few doors wcst Of Broadway all tie 'erhnt House
hold Furniture. consisting OF Dining Room, Paor aud Bed
room Furniture oil hrstcas AID rade TO order Also ono
hfstcsss Rosewood Piano Forte. Those wanting furniture
win find ibis opportunity to salpy themselves The
entire tock valued
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

.ASCANYAN's LIVING LECTURES.
" TIE WOMEN OF turkey.
PROM fIE CRADLE TO 1hh GRAVE.
WIIH LIyI,G iLLusTGAffoSs
Tie urde-si-nri have Oh" prasrr' 20 alnonnt. thh NJ
OrtANNAN wll deliver As ,e r.fs'ed Lttltitt On the
Women ~ Turkey" lu telai oi ilc New IA Medlcl
Coles, Tor noacn GA iAe 2iA ils, 4 tAe lOuFEh IN
sIlllIE.
omen II lie and habits will b. ieneted by tie assistance
u rafs.h jewish u..x tls pn and other ladies' who Vii
.prear both indoor and ctpr ccst1Ar various Islea
ttanis will be- iiirodn ID. departing
IItE is a ARfM,
PTFP INTO TURKISH NURSERY,
LONF. MARRIAGE ANp ilNuRCE,
\ GRAND RICE zion,
1tNhi-li DANCES,
ORIENTAL 81 sic lo-p-cilAy imported, 10
T VIII not cuv BE- an occasion ~ eueri inment bu, the
public m -cncra and e patrons % thi- College wi have ~
oppary ~ to materially aid Institution truly benevolent al
iif ams and results.
Admission. - cents; reserved seats 81. . ~
Tir,t, NAV M had AZ Croyes Do, Astofc, No. SO Broad
WY l.nloli h. osore NO CsJ Ef1aiwayi Frederokss
Gallery NO 20 Broadway; Fowler Me.iss 30. 3J Broad
wayi lodwodhs Music Store No. Asor place. cr oIn any
CHARLOTTE + WELlS,l
A. EA.l6N NEWMAN, ! F,.,,,,v,
SAn Ad \. KING, ir,rn',,,.s
FIAfNA A. LANE, ~
LAURA VI. WARD,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

GALWAY LINZ.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL. M,n STEAM
sfh.itItON ,uifANl
ipIhii XIX ii oo boz. a.. 's,' oas ao,s. 'a'
COL iDlh .'f'e .~e-. 500 1anI
Tie ass..l.,i.i /. lo 8. ieel ,...n..Ap
~m..n fo-s nlsION .ar ifLNif I'D LIVERPOOL on
TCtsrAf ., D,eeialefl, ,o be- followed tyhe COLUMBIA.
I,.,. Of p,.ss , ..ls "a sad i.s esuyalsa' in
'i $40
la'err 80
y,.',. .s...,i ,.o i5 iat a Pis iamhars
Have .itrr. lYIti... fHiRffp Sc. Il lowc.t f'rt
f...,.o.a ,sp.. 90 C.say .s hs~ lo,1 ia- Boston.
go t.1 90 ti i''
iai.a..s.e'ri io3 rr, sr,ptp ~. 9,R,..l,.v
LAwaf,,E. oLts co.'il soaih wir.,m't
6tTEAM WLEKLY % LIVERPOOL, touch
y r, o. -s'o lco's l.'bo,m Ie D. M % ~s ,... s,oa
,trs.4~- ,i t, i.r.i ,r- o.S ah i'1o N'H steam
grty az .sstnrtsv. Nov. 2l
oII or u't ~ -.'i.rl' i'e
Grd ,r..y sa,e,elle sAIuRDAY u Ioonifola lie. -,
sonh hl'sr .
Payable in r''l or ii' elase'. a ei.r'ncY' .,,o,
flGsi tAul.......sy l sit-hADE .'...'''.'+ ID o'
ff.i ,,ar rai.... 90 o' -,refsse to ltd'.. - o.
Taveuser lso hrualicd Co hs'fe bfemen ROTTERDAM
klfvtlp Sc % rqlaly i,w rates - 40.
fsrts nom CO Qrce town Jet CABIN, 10, sB2
Ilcrd, can buy tickets here a. .hrio rates
Fogiudlrr Information II y o.. fle tcmranyi chcct
JOHN @. DALE. Agent No. % fro'dway y Y.
YVHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
| ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN aGw-YuRK .AND LnEhrOoL, CALLING
| Al CORN ilArBON.
AND BETWEEN EoSiOS h,p LlyFRrOoL. CALL
! no Al lIhLifAA AND CORK uARbOR
CHINA kaie'oa.. leaves new ort... Wednesday Nov 10
ASIA, sholtou.... iras's loson W in"flay ho' p
TFRsfA loii......eases Nc,yi orb. "Wednesday Dee
ARABIA, ston'... iea'es i.o'on Wednesday, Dec
fCOriA Indtlns .usts New 0rk Wednesday. Dee 10
CANADA, Nooie. leaves Aoiton " edAesd,y. Dec ~
! FRoG sTw-yOEE 10 Lv4kFOoL-
Chief CABIN fcssa.c...... 20
Second cabin 'attec..............'.'..... 10 W
iEOn BOSTON TO LfvGarooL-
Chlef abn Sll2 30
,,v,b. i, i or no eagi,aii in Uniled Stale. cur.easy
| hnotf.r,3,,d Surgeon on lo4d.
bo owner. thssr ships s not be accountable or Specie
Valuable l ~ H. OF aIs having lie value e-qT,ss'd
| an i.ued therefor
Fortnight or 4'.ssase aqp} 70
ITNHE LONDON AND NEW-YORK STEAM
| sur COMPANY win dnptfch MONTHLY ihe.T ne"
CFLLA BELLOMA. ANOCA. UNA rSlCA,
bc,eeen LONDON and hEW-iUiih, callingat nAyRE on
Hst. % p.-ss lou, Sow Yot, pay able in UsirED STATES
M go Second cabin. $50 s'eerise....'s1o
''r rfiAS LWiGTNEY al,ho oacc No. 20 Broadway.
''' "''''' '''' iioWLAS9 AsrlNwALL, Agent.
DEMlTTANCES no EAGLAND,
~ IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND
| WALES. IAFsCOIr BROS. 4 Co,
| 20. 90 s,uih-t, y. !"
cornre TO SCI pp available IA - p't' Of uTe,i b,i'ia
u..y o fn ola DDH4fy s--.iDg of ihe A1''ls 'i-''
.pg] s' aoo'''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

CADEAlY OF MUSIC.
a CfHMAS OPERA.
Tho unlsgsiyrol beg- inform subscribers sad the puoc
.erer.- % te neat season of tie German oIers viii post
lively ci,l ce On MOSnAi Nov. 80. EDnks Tor new .ub.
pons srs now open I'll fnly, No, p, 1t tho Aa.ic
store VI - - . ....,,,,-r
No 1Ol lT1ldssy
for ,eork ~. g. series ~ either u or =
A,- at .he option 81 sbcf5ers The pre y the sun
,ripln u be- ihsr $l1 o a payable IA advance. sub
.ri.ff. tf lrrsi trcf ~ erl tcAr Nn.t 2
NAV NOW le sfr rl a fhr rv.tc stie bt have Ae paw
s. o rr a. many of tt.f ri,fs r evening" as they
cho1se Tao cacts received st De- rIci ~ ~ res
lr reserved ss4' brof. - O'Clock Lgon Toe dy pre-
Won. 90 e performances Hl he op'n.as II be tsln tie
frst ar Yrr, li lr l =. lor rrrel aolt rgfiArf pa
'''''''' " - ~ CARL ASsCHUTZ
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
oIUcS "PIciy'o Man srBAxsarP coSrAsr'

NOTICE is hereby given that the Boo.d o.
~ Di-sCr, have tais diy declared DIVIDEND of FlFt
a. pm Ct M st Or ne net esrincs o. the let tfct
months psysbe a me ofloe Of he Company o. "EDn
D7e,, r. TuEODORH T. JOHNSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

NAEuArIhS t0EPASy, tir"s' 0fA Dc- y, i's,
NOTICE il Trrrhy rivcn lha.'an Election io-
~ h bifeelo,s Of IT, IA.HATTA. CuArANf -. te
b. D.. tie TsuS Of .ail Company so. 40 Na! on ID ~.
Day tae hrst day o December s'tt hsiwe +, .o ~ l.
T.. -fl =. j. e, tt-it@s.t ~ '-7-.'t.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

IRVING HALL.
I SIR ~ CORD0vNs
ANNUAL COURSE Of HUMOROUS LtCIJ GES-
TnE LASr irsAK OF THE SERIES.
Nh pEAhl.sS THANKSGIVING DlsNER;"
4 lALf Ot ShODDl.
TO MORROW Cllcsdiyi ~ LAlNS, Nov ..
Door opcu =. Entertainment 10 commence a. O'clock
pItc.se y. "
.u.lt i-fye huud. .ed Additional CHAR. 1--we hefn pro-
cgsd wlieh W be p-ced Ia tle iisi,s and .ie stage.
NSCANYNN's LIVING Lee RE,
" THE WOMEN OF TGNhEl.
r,ey Into tie flarcn, whh Living lnu'raucns Dnertl
Nrft Dsu,ins. Gc MlA be repeated on MONDAY ENEN-
PROOhLYS ACADENT OF MUSIC.
Tickets 20 cents. The box Office, where ssas can be a.
,ufrd witnou etage viii ho open on saiufcy md
Monday from A. IL 10 Ic8vs cn .s1 b. obi iiAed
Roses booA stone, No. lG Aa4'ioas. aAl S"a! IN
fLlt0as-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
NOW OPEN

Admission 10 III p'ris Of the house, Is cents
No half i.c. DoOls open iiou. 10 to lO p. IN. Ps
formanccs at II q M. and 81 ? N.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
pASiKL II. BuaDE1r, Aaciiono,r
g.. QrAnrln..lIra-. OElIca. - 0 ~ p ..

HnsHr ~. LrrD, = 60, A-cil.l'sr.
w l. l. l. % NJ l. II - VI l.
w 20
HFsRY WARD HEFCIIFH e. D. rsca = 10 AChrElir
OF So SIC on TUESDAY FkFNisn, tov q. a. 3 a.. for
th. BEsEFfr ofth- a. =. sA~fTAkf COMMISSIONS -
lEsHi IA. LEEDS Co. W4I frl ih0 rl0l-r n 81 vs.
q. .r-hsuts E4rh.nrr No l'i nfHlfpty un hbAf
.AFIEANOOs. ~. o. nJoc.rct 44.trit wl44 10 sr.T-
Mr BEECHEKs ADDRESS vii hs ,nlTp'J d.Eefsut
~ hit Brooilyu peel h
AssifrANT OrsHTEax,srfHs OrtirE,l
toGn.E % I'D .-l s.4. WAaniy0ruT -. g.,
pcf 81. la.L
WILL be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION or
w ,i.e SECOND srd FCuNIh WEDNESDAY,, llth
and s1 q Noveulcr ssihs Coral the wtslias o5
sCrvhtofyt
fOr I.DIc service
sc 20 comn,aeo a, 10 oeioes Ten. c',h "a oo'
sr.f.ent fund.-. tHAs. n IUMFhi.f
C1rt snl 4 q 4. II 5. Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

CONNECTICUT STATE t.,
" of,aIous denoHiu.' .oni 70 ~ oJ
4. H. ALhf,
10. hnsseu.st,
Coatuen.A BANK Building
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
Atnrscmenfs.

MAN AMBURGH d cos
MAMMOTH iiENAGERIR.
GREAT IORhL EXHIBITION
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
HYATT FROST MANAGER
Nos. 50 and 81 BROADWAY.
Between fr.ncs and >prngsA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
ATIAsTio sAvIHcs BANK,

30. l7l ia.hain fguare.t
~ hs,L ou.u daily ron 10 20 urd fon 70 =.
NJ. D. Van ~ ~, President
CHas. D. BAILEY, IIeasufeT.
| Jas r. COOPER secrsfry.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-11-19
Brandreth's Pills.

You may recover your health by the use OF 9TH
er remedies. You may recover without any; but
do not forget that sou may die, and that Bran
dresh's Pills could have saved you. For remember
that the
AWFUL PRINCIPLE Of DEATH,
when you have it in excess in your system. is evil
dent to your animal insricts. Your countenance
tells your friends; Jour dreams and your own
heart tell you-
Now. at these times there is no medicine 90 de
serving Of your confidence 40 cI p MAJ +
BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
- 'a s sell PILLS. o. slfl usa brt i
Iii the only medicine known that can certainly
save, when all the indications are that you must
die. Hsksa - So
Mr.. John Pudney. Springfield. Union Co., N.
j. has used BRANDRETH's PILLS for ffbeen
years in his family, and Coz all his hands, in which
time these Pills have cured them of Bilious AfFec
lions, Headache, Rheumatism, Fever and Ague,
Measles. whooping Cough. and he rsys he has
never known them TO fail.
Principal O1ice. No. 234 Canal Street Nex
York. Sold By H. B. PxasHsso, Co.. Plymouth
Ind, and By AL rsFsStable dealers in ne1lrines
50ln ASK FOR NEW STYLE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-11-19
lcoMnUNIcArED-l
Pulmonary Consumption q Curab'e Dkexe u!
C. A d.
TO CONsUMrTiyEs.

The undersigned having been restored to health
in a few weeks. BY very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. II tar ifil -rr-Iy- =
To all who desire it. he will send cop of the
prescription used Gree of carge). with the di rec
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will find sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRoScHrrrs, CoucHs. Coins, &c. The only OBJ
ject Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives tobc invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy. as it will cost
them nothing. and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will plea ae sd
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County,
4msncs241 New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-11-19

What the Copperhsads wanted to do.
The Extent of the Scheme.

ToRoxro, G. w. Nov. 14.-The i'd
vestiser. secession paper. to-day admits
the failure of the naval plot and says the
Confederate Government fitted out the
steamer r. E. lee, from Wilmington to
Halifax with cargo to furnish funds
Thirty-six officers and 800 men were
to come overland in small parties to
general rendezvous. Their intention was
to surprise the Federal garrison at John
sons Island, liberate the prisoners there
and convey them to Canada. Their or
ders were not to violate British neutrality,
only to rescue 1000 valuable lives from
such wretched quarters. which were de-
signed to kill by slow degrees.
BUEFALo. Nov. 14.-Gen. Dix and
staff have arrived here. and be is in con-
sultstion with the authorities.
New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE New York
Times Washington dispatch says:
1t is understood here, from Canada,
that Vallandigham. James Clay and Mar
shall Kane had fully arranged for passing
through the Welland canal an armed
steamer. whose mission was, first, to open
the prison doors for the captive rebels at
Sandusky Bay; second. to arm and equip
these veterans, over 1000 in number;
third, to seize as many propellers on Lake
Erie as were needed. and arm ard man
them; fourth. to make Buffalo heap Of
ashes. and her vessels in port charrcd
skeletons; fifth, to burn Cleveland; sixth,
to wipe out the commerce of Lake Erie;
seventh, to consume Detroit. and in effect
destroy the commerce and cities of the
lakes, from Ogdensburg to Chicago, at a
blow. -.
New YoRK. Nov IA The World 8
special from Buffalo says:
Attorney General Mcdonald is here,
and brings Information which shows the
seriousness Of the plot for the release Of
the prisoners, etc. Lori Lyons received
information Of the scheme from citizen
of Baltimore, two months ago. 1t appears
that a number of secessionists were to
take passage on .he Chicago and Ogdens-
burg propellers and sieze them. then in
tercept the Detroit and Buffalo steamers,
then threaten Os,lensburg and Buffalo
They were to be aided by emissaries in
buffalo, who wonll fire that city.
The Canadian Ministry have taken am
pie measures of precaution. There are
10. 900 secessionists in Canada.
Lord Lyons got out of bed after mid
night to communicate the news to Mr..
Seward; and afterwards the Secretary of
War was got up and got to the wires.
Col. Hoffman, Commanding Gen. OF
Prisoners. left to-day to inspect the con-
dition of the rebels confined at Sandusky
and elsewhere, and adopt measures of re-
taliation for the barbarous treatment Of
of our prisoners at Richmond.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-11-19
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Outbreak Of Uni0nists.-
They Join Our Forces In East
Tennessee.

New YORK, Nov. 16.-The CORES pond
ent OF the Philadelphia Inquirer, writing
yesterday. says: Information Just received
here from the South indicates that large
body Of, North Carolina and Georgia
Unionists, who have had habitations on.
ly in the mountains of Eastern North
Carolina, have made their escape with
their arms and much valuable information
into East Tennessee. where they will swell
the ranks of Gen. Fosters army.
They come to us as original Union men.
and will guide and fight with our volun-
teers to the end. These men formed them
selves into an army, and numbered about
5000 mon. poorly armed and equipped
but with real courage and patriotism they
have dared to give battle to rebel regulars
at place called Warm Springs, mort h
of Ashville. Duncombe county. North
Carolina, and near the Tennessee ling
These brave men were making their way
towards Knoxville. when they were attack
ed on the Doth Of October by part of the
10Th North Carolina regiment. under the
command Of Lien,. Col. s. G. Bresson,
who was badly whipped. and forced to
beata hasty retreat to AsbvilIe. The reb-
els lost six killed and twenty wounded.
Among the killed were Lieut.. Hyatt
After the fight the Unionists advanced
and .Ashville as a feint, aud came
near taking Gen. Vance, son Of the Gov
ernor, and his staff prisoners After this
the patriot band fill back to the monn-
tains. and letter from Gov. Vance. da-
TEL Madison county, s. G. Nov. Sd.
says: -,
The enemy have withdrawn from
western North Carolina to East Tennessee.
They carried off several prominent citizens
in chains"
1t is said that DR.. Leech. Messrs.
Turner. Gather. Christian. L. Davidson.
oil Union men Of the Holden School, are
elected to the rebel Congress from North
Carolina. The three first are certainly
chosen.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-11-19
- FROM CUMBERLAND GAP.
A Brisk and Stirring Little Affair
The Biters Bit.
CUMBERLAND. Gar. Nov. Il

CUMBERLAND, Gar, Nov. IL,
A very spirited skirmish with the ene-
my occurred yesterday, about ten miles
from the Gap. in Virginia. A forage
train of twenty-one wagons had been sent
out with guard Of twenty eight men. -
The wagons were loaded, and started for
the Gap with no appearance of danger.
when, suddenly . party of seventy five
guerrilas rushed from . convenient am
bush, overpowering the guard. and COM
polling surrender. The officers clothing
was Immediately transferred to rebel backs,
and wallets appropriated. The rebels
were rejoiced. but ten minutes after the
capture. Col Lesvsnt. commanding the
forces at the Gap. appeared in . bend of
the road, while the rebels were ignorant
Of the danger that was approaching.
Col. Leavant Immediately led the charge
with squad of the 4th battalion, Ohio
volunteer cavalry. "A, fierce hand to hand
sabre fight took place for a few. minutes.
when the rebels left the Geld N ga acceler-
sted manner, severely whipped and terribly
frightened. geigsii : rJTJv2f13 4
The train and prisoners were re-captur-
ed. Eleven of the enemy were captured.
two killed, and four wounded. bosides TAX
ing some small arms and horses.
An exciting chase Of ten miles failed TO
overtaks the fleeing rebels. 49,. y
q "A good thing IN family wherel
there = NO mi73.,r e - :. :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-11-19
Editor Of Republican

Editor Of RepHbIicdR-
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thirty DAYS.
All applications answered by return mail without
charge Respectfully yours,
THO. F. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
Oct, /, '6}-3m 53l Broadway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-11-19
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To Ia. c. w. RoB,cx-
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