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, 1863-12-10

This classification ia far from being precise, al
though, perhaps, the best grouping that can be
presented. The cases Of drowning are the least
susceptible Of variation, yet In many Of these It
cannot be said whether they are suicidal act or &C.
cIdental; the verdict ct "suicido'' has been re-
turned only where It was really certain that the
deceased had taken bis own life. So that under
tho head Of ''muriler" 1t is well known that with
in the past twelve months several persons have
died Of injuries received at The hands Of others,
Many more deaths have resulted from intemper-
auce than are credited 10 that agency. The
death cited as due to poisoning is only that one
case believed to have been accidental; OF suicides
two pnt IN end to their existence By poisoning.
Of Sse Se q
found wrapped up and conveyed to the water. The
following shows the number Of males and females
On whom inquests hare been held, with unborn
the twenty nine persons returned as ''namcs un-
knn4rnti eaYcrnl lGere afterEar1s 1ienfiHad.
, 1863-12-10
DIR. |. WNSLOW AVER.
CHICAGO THROAT AND LUNG
INSTITUTE.
To Al Afflicted with Catarrh, Throat Disease,
and Affections Of the Chest.

Dr.: !. Wins1ow Aver, Physician for Affections Of
the Throat and Chest, MeCormick's Building,
corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, gives
bis entire attention to this department Of Practice
It fs especially desirable that all rho have need Of
medical aid, either for Catarrh, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, or Consumption, should make early applt-
cation.
Rev. E. II. Hagas, Rector of the Church OF the
Holy Communion; Rev. A. Lord, Agent Of tho
american An m Bible Society; H9n. Wm Ginther mem
sshants Gferge n s1%qens Esq Of tie Michigan
Y Of Circuit Court Of this city; Capt VIM. Mason,
Capt. YIN. Sherman, Gov. N. r. Tallmadgc, John
g. BARTLETT, Esq, and others OF this city not to
meAtion hundreds from ont Of town, have certified
to the efficacy Of the new practice.
noy29-rbia2taunEMou.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uriuary
and Sexual Systems-uew and reliable treatm en-
In reports ofthe Howard Association-sent BY mail
II sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge: Address
Or. ]. skillf1 Houghton, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
uo2lr6337-am
Go TO TIE DEsT-Go to Bryant 4 Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress (enclosing etamps) BRYANT l. SrRArroH,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-12-10

tits much to be desired that more accurate re-
turns were made. The above table has been COM
piled from an examination of the verdlcts separ.
ately, no abstracts having been prepared By the
Coroner. The fullest returns should be required
monthly ct quarterly abstracts should bo required,
DR.. Ernst Schmidt resigned the Office on tic 10th
dav nf November.
, 1863-12-10

a5-Friseuecker ct al vs Kinaheber. To be dis.
on pay1ut Of costs as per stip.
91|Chancery}- Gilbert vs. Gilbert. Default and
bill taken pro conf
1-(Cbauce1yt tNewbaner - Newoauar. Same
order and decree, DC.
aside verdict and Judgment, sustained on payment
Of costs By plf. e
I-Clty - Eager. Order Of court set aside.
CYAN Mehren Fl Larmon. Dis. at P. G..
1e-City vs McEneely. Mo, to reInstate oTer.
ruled.
, 1863-12-10
DIED d.

Wednesday morning, 9Th Inst, HELENA T., daush-
Smonthe:
Funeral, Friday morning, nth Inst. at 10 O'clock
from &c Adams street. Friends Of the family arc Ia.
vitcd to attend. del3-s15let
In this city, Dec. 9Th, MATTE AERELIA. youne.
est chilli Of II. L. and Aurelia 2, 1lokeslee ngeI3
months and 2S days.
Funeral will place for the residence as State
street, on Thursday nfternr> >nn At o'~nass.
In this city, Dec. 9Th, WILLIAM ToNNEE, aged $
yeaFg-
Funeral VIII take place from his lste residence,
corner Of Hufo- and Dearborn street, tomorrow
(Friday) at o'clock T. II.
, 1863-12-10

any enlargement, alteration Or change they m,y
de. m necessary for the purpose Of protecting ont
county records from destruction By fire OF other
accident, and that the said committee be requested
to report upon the same at n carly day as pos
eIbte.
The Board then adjourned TIL ten o'clock this
Yftn$n{nr
, 1863-12-10
THE CITY,

ANOTHER STUFFED WATCH CASE. A
greenhorn at the Galena Depot, yesterday, paid
650for worthless stufed watch, not worth 1lfty
ceuts- The dealer hes not been seen since
CoNPAEr ELECTION Company G, "a rcgi-
meut State Militia is now full, and IN election OF
officers, on Tucsdsy evening, resulted as follows
Capt. 4. B. Zaramha let Lieut. L. Barth, I'd
1Ieut- j. Bratton; ed Lieut.. II. Sch1narld.
, 1863-12-10

~n.,<r F4n.n 5~.1,. 1..,
3~~''~A ..*e 1o@ Dee1 'ee" et'1se"
f.owp.xv E,rcTror Corno,r r. o. ro.,-
rnent STATE .,1,t;, Ia 7,o IN ~ =, a,s,t,e, ~
nfscera m Trcs;',r .vsn;n. -esn1tad a. so1n-ra
/. Capt a. p. zafamna LET Lent a. B.sh, I'd
aAeaa' y. of4''oa ea 1lea'. ~ ecas'na1A''
prraox.v -r1,.,1;,,, u.1,.. .xt1L. <,,,..n
-1, 49, st,,.1s,,... r,.n-a.s Ss-ss =. r,s,-"s.
ss..ss,-."... -. 49,. -, =. ~~so -
mi. 1;,,a,s ~" 4r H. ous VI Saps sp"sas ot 20.
r,ps 1.1,e-s ~ nno.as-omtna ~ A'4AA 4'4 ~'AeS'-
p,e. c-.-----.,-.-. r
a fs,,,,, -,s,,,.a n ~. .1,,...- - s1....S
fnnaav morninc for n,sa,C1 eao corn+orFa;t
1,act nota ~ Narc1ss ~ on Eerth r,te-t~ s+snat
He paa. unon examination he9d nnnn q nm h,f1
fnr fur4her cxa,nfn.tfon fo.dav
II The big Copperhcad paper denies the
1b,t Ms~nr sner,n,,, 1ntana. ~ rs.,an p-fs.'
clsres that he win hold on Ike rim death tn r..
fnnrt r,o,ored ycraon tn tho nfsec rna tba o,,o,1
nents thrreof Winnie tho h,r f.onT.rhes5 nv, a.
explaining. viii 1t also exulen about that f1nfr
who cot it. and Why 1t was clycn b.ck,
-
have rrodyed nurnernns 1ettcrs .noufr3nc the N.
ore o. I tas D. agent for
Mississippi 1iver, Vim that gentleman 'i pie.se .se
send his address to this office, stating where he
may in future be addressed, also write to Rcv. c.
A~|eo'*ea' 1Ag'n' III.
AxEw,c.x RnoEe ;. Fxc1.xn-Thc ,,-
+aa. - ~. 100. ..a,.., .-ss.,as an..,-s..
,o,,,.,,.s,, ~ r.,,.. n,ss,, ~. ssss.
~ -,N,., oAAss 4,1Aoa' t.Ie psst'. u ee
s.41a w. s'apaot 1a ~ " ta1e e..s-nas so.o
INC ADVANCED aacete o. ms wosK 70 London pub
1iAher for ECs 1ousand do1tars The work is har-
inr a 1sroe aalc IN Ero,.rd
A* "@'se eaae 4" 1'as'"au"
px.-----.|.
1AonA0'.k Ao"haSa.-A splash was heard
In the river Just abeve tho bridge at Madison ST.,
oss ns @ on 1saa Inc
the sset 1,npk at or near the fterht denot os n.
, 1,fttshn,ci, and Fort wsrne Raiiroad. Tha s1,-n
Esa Even but @ aobody had lecu found a. a ata iata
hour last evening.
, 1863-12-10

FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND
u CoNSU3IPT1OE.--The VEoErAalk PULMONARY
BALaAA 4a the most highly approve ed medicine ever
discovered: It HAS STOOD the BKsr or AL TESTS,
TINE. having had m unprecedented sale Of nearly
acians most eminent citizens the PTeas the tale
IN 1Act oy all who know 1t. For certificates which
zach bottle The pEoprietofs viii ehessfuliy refund
ne ne m1ney M not entirely satisiasto5y Pco cents
sstft4l and gGt ths gcouine, which = prepared ony
Boston. Sold in Chicago 81 BURSHAM l. SNIFF.
Ge1Q92Dr am i ATu 4thn
, 1863-12-10
- Lands To a]

Y lNEIE1ND = L1n03 10 ALL
mild and healihfl climate 50 mica south of Philadel.
Rhla y r@road Riss soi produces InTgc erops, acre
yeass. Cod business openings for Manufacturers and
others: chEhes, schools and good society. It s now
arr settling and building The beauty with which tho
place s laid out Is unaurpasaed. Letters answcrcd-
wifi be sent nee. Address CHAs, E. LANDS, Vine
land Post Office, Cumberland county, New jersey.
From, report OF Solou Robinson, Agricultural Editor
Of the Tribune: It s OF the extensive fertile
ton for pleasant frmipg that we know Of tha aide OF
the Western prAiTfes. ocS-o76lsm
, 1863-12-10

Dec. Z. To Co. .XreFenue orders .......
To county war ordcrs. .,......,
To Jury certificates Of Circuit
Couf{ ......-.........s.....
TO jury certificates, Superior
AVIt
To certificates to refund State
taI refused. aed............,,
To Ieasurcr'e commission /
Per cent on receipts, $566 g
To do. do. per cent, dIst1ib-
uting SCI, 1913 W......,.....
Balance nce...........,.......
, 1863-12-10

w ANTED-Immediate1y, three
w hundred bridge carpenters and raisers, to
WorE on Unlted Suites military bridges on tho line Of
me Nashvtlle and Decatur railroad. Tennessee. Ths
gaia monthly u L; Incorporation WI be arntshed from
djscba1ed for misconduct. lenve on their own &C.
count. fhc work viii last abo1t ninety days. The
work, but not when returning Men furnish their own
provisions while travelling. Abons three days
men at the work and charged to them at $3.50 per
week. Tents aad camp equipments furnished free Of
each man desired. and charged to him the price
be credited less deterioration, when returned Car
handsaWs. Iabbtt, smoothing, fore and Jack planes,
chac5. malles, 6q1are, ad.e, slick, Sc. Carpenters
chest. The will be sent forward from Chicsyoi In
lots Of forty upwards as ready, until the
dred experienced bridge carpenters, to work In my
bridge yard at Chicago-waEes E!.s0 per day. Also
p4.ntI
, 1863-12-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

Aa1Dos's IMPROVED CLOTHES WR1xo.n.-
This premium wrluger Is meeting with an extend
ed salc all orer the West. 1t is simple II Its
construction and very durable, being free from NIL
those wooden springs, rubber boards, coz wheels,
and metal frames which render other wringers OBJ
jectlonab1e. It is 20 simple that child can work
1t. The machine is for sale at wholesale and .c-
tafl by James ". D. Kelly, No. 1a1 Deaaborn ST.:
also By A. e. & 6. e. Miller, No. 235 and asl
State street. Il. n. Pnffer Ia General Agent .or
the State Of Illinois, Post Office Drawer Gaos.
ATTENTION! LAp1Es.-An the loyal ladies
Of Chicago are invited to- join the Ladios' Loyal
League, and aid them In circulating the petitions
now in their hands, praying Congress to make the
Proclamation law ; mud thus every woman may
helpto crush tho rebellion which has laid waste
the country, and made 80 many widows aud Or
phans, who now need the assistance Of the char
liable, and are now calling for our help all those
who are willing to aid In this work will meet with
the League at the Young Nen's Christian Assocla-
tton rooms, al AZ p. H., on Thursday, or carl on
the Secretary of the League for the petitions at
No. 10 Fourth avenue.
N. B.-The League Is now open to all loyal per
sons.
l. MusIcALLY IScLsED.-From the increase
In the number Of dealers In musical instruments,
HHd
oueptjy ueceeeary enIurrement Of the eatshiIah.
ments Of old dealers, one must conclude that the
people III this section Of the State literally pat
Ionl1ane ne muse dealers. Julius Bauer s Co.,
~: ~ Suu1a tlaIk aueet. haFe recently added to
1ne5 a,ieaoy e1!enetvc essaolishment oy opening
is., strt 3 ~ Inc new 9lock q " Wash
Enabe and Co.. in Baitmnre 1whjch hGyve tMs IL
hit.hest recommeudatlon frnn1 Thnihero notts.
cha1k. ..Snttcr Etrakosch. Tfeuxtemns. nnnd nthcr
celebrated planfsts.}
Mcaers. bauer & Co., arc also agents for tho
Pianos Of A. u. Gale & Co., Boat1mau, Gray g.
Co., Sobb1cr Schmidt, and other 1rst-class manu-
facturazs-a]so, the prize patent Melodeons, Har.
moniums, Organs, &c. Those In want Of musical
Instruments either at Wholesale or RETAIL will do
p,,.. ,,-,,----
Nv name ba7fnr hcer me,tfored IN ,onnor.,on
Will Tho romsne, eIertinn iii tSa esa
wfeh 10 stnte for ia infornat,on =; 1v f,ians ~
thst n'ce Iayng ~ ~. 1'1 Ioa
nsanrarees tn " ~, n,n1s tiaN aho navE aaa
nrcnt ehnii II nas " a,,9 ~ M ~ Wnien
tine con1G "a ni 1T IL ~ y pesaoa Gt
, 1863-12-10

PERsoHAL+-Ti1liam Hobson of the Chica-
go and Milwaukee Railroad, arrived in Chicago
yesterday, with the body Of Capt. Powell, Of Co.
c, 39th Illinois. We are indebted to him for Nash
Vile papers Of Tuesday morning.
, 1863-12-10
s5trape1.

SIRAYED.-$20 Reward. From
~ the subscriber on the night Of the 4th OF Dccer.
be-, Black Ho!sc With blaze In tho face, hind feet
white BE "a fast PAGER and square trotter. Twill
pay 20 for his delivery at Ehernlan's STOCK Yards
COTTAGE G1oTe AFe1us. J.kTKADER. deeS9tTt
, 1863-12-10

CORONER OF CooK CouErr-REpUBI1cAs
Non1nAT1os.-A meeting of the Cook county Re
publican Orion Central Committee, was held yes
terday, at the roome Of the Secreta1y-S. 4. Irwin
at which the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
k1H1esees, A vacancy in the office OF Coroner Of
said county has occurred BY the resignation Of Dr.
Ernst Schmidt, and an election has been crdercd
by the Governor to be held on the e3d day Of De-
CembcT next 10 ill Euch vacancy, and
1fh<,eds, The troub1e and expense OF a conyen.
ton to nominate candidate to be supported at
said election to I'LL Eafd vacancy onght TO be
avoided It can be done consistently with the best
interests Of the party, and
Hnereas. The Union nembsrs Of the Board Of:
Snpervieore, now in session, will, in the opinion
Of this committee fairly express the Wishes Of the
party; therefore
Reso,eed-- That the Republican Union members
Of the Board Of Supervisors be requested to meet
At The s1peSviaors' room. On the 10th d.y Of De
cemhcr, A. D. 1865, ut four O'Clock IN the afternoon
for the purpose Of nominating candidate, to dli
the racancy in the otnce Of Coroner eccasIoned by
the resignation Of DR.. Ernst Schmidt and all per
zons deattuus Of being candidates Of the Union
party n1e requested to meet the Supervisors at that
time and place.
, 1863-12-10

LADIES' LOYAL LEAouE.-The Ladies' Loyal
League will meet at the Young Mems Christian
Association Rooms, at ~ o'clock this (Thursday)
afternoon AfulI attendance is requested. By or
der of the Secretary.
, 1863-12-10

CoueHs AND Co1Ds.--Thoee who arc suffering
from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &C.,
should Try .Brown's Bronchial Troches, y simple
remedy which has relieved thousands, and which
il in almost every case efectua1.
, 1863-12-10
Real E6tatf tor Sale.
EOR SALE-Valuable Stock Farm

FOR SALE-Va1uable Stock Farm
IL for sale, in Tazewell county, containing four
hundred acres under Rlhva1on; balance pasture and
timber land situated three and half miles east Of
fremont. on the Bloomington road: a never fai,tnx
stream Of water running through the farm.
As q stock and grain fAfm It cannot be surpassed:
one large two.story house, containing eight rooms,
Eith II, good seas wst and elstsEp Also one and
Waer nenr one large frame barn. so1G6 feet; stable,
1s1sg feet, with corn crib. outbudings, &c. Also,
benttnX orchard Of choice fruit.
TK1As-0ne-foQrth cash; balance of payments on 4
term OF years, with annual interest Of sl1 per ccus
For further Information, inquire Of John STILES.
on ths p5e1aises, or SETH TALBOT, JR, fremont, III
, 1863-12-10


The ballot On Poor Houee Physician stood thus:
Informal, 1st Formal Second
Votes cast. Is IL
Edward Deans. p Fl
George n. FoI....,.....1 - q
Scattering. ......-..,....- ! :.
And Dr.. Deans was declared to be unanimously
elected.
Tho ballot On the City Physician stood thus:
Informal. Formal
Number OF votes. eA.....................48 .48 40
Dr.. s. G. Blake. Sc
Dr. Y. c. McClnre- ..16 10
Dr.. George zimmerman. .......-......S 5
And Dr.. Bike was declared to be elected unaut-
Tha Board then ballotted for JanItor, with the
following result On Tie joint ballot =; Michael
Hogan, 99; Wm- Q. Smell, 1s.. HI. Hogan wns
declared elected unanimously.
GUARDING IN HIcoRDs.
Supervisor Brown offered the following, which
was carried:
R<sofred-Ihat the Committee On Public Bui1d-
ings be and are hereby ordered tee to examine into
the county records, including the Clerts' offices
OF tho difezeut courts Of record. NTH reference to
, 1863-12-10

E We can the attention Of our readers to the
adrcEtieemert Of holiday presents for eale by Nc
Na11y & Co., 81 Dearborn Street.
, 1863-12-10

PASSING L COUNTERFEIT GnEExBAcK.-
A fellow named D. McA1llste1, was arrested yes
tcrday morning for passing $40 counterfeit green
back note on Marcuse, At 9s North clazk street.
He was, upon examination. held upon $1,000 bail,
1ur further examination to-day.
, 1863-12-10

V ARIET1Es.
lt6 x li7 Dearborn street.
Sd fAs1T5Sk NeTdSSI Sole 1essea ssa PZspsstes.
, 1863-12-10

FQR SALE-Four lots, corner Of
il Washington and Oakley streets. one.fourth down
and the batance n three yeaIs At per cent. House
and lot on Washington street, near Oakley. Two lots
in IostIene, 80 each. TWO lotg corner Of Lasalle
aud High-st. J. F. STARR, III Eandolph-st., Eoom
MOL, delQall1.tt
, 1863-12-10

NOR SALE-A Grocery. The
l. lease. fixtures, stock and good will Of Grocery
tore, doing good business. But aulal capital re-
uired: Best Of rcasons given for selling. Apply at
MashlpgtQn street. de1QIs3kft
, 1863-12-10

. PRoBAB1E DRowRMG.-A splash was heard
In the river Just abese the BRIDGE at Madison ST.,
about half past Ii O'Clock on Tnesdsy night. The
noise indicated that some ono had fallen In from
the west bank at or near the freight depot Of the
Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne Railroad. The alarm
was given, but nobody had hecn found ut lnte
hour Last evening.
, 1863-12-10

AMERICAN BooKs In EsG1A1D-The au-
thur Of tho popular novel entitled :" Broken
Columua' '-1aer. james Dixon, late pastor OF the
Uuion Park Baptist Church, Of this city-has sold
the advanced sheets Of his work to London pub
lAhe1 for Fce thousand dollars. The work is har-
Ing large sale In England.
, 1863-12-10

My name having been mentioned In connection
with the coming election to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned b. the resignation Of Coroner Schmidt,
the public generally. that an not candidate foF
that office. Having discovered my name upon the
enrolment list Of Marshal James, and having had
assurances from my many friends that my chance
in that enterprise will be successful, IN which
evcnt ehal be called out Of the city on Important
business, to be absent for an Indefinite period of
time, could hardly feel willing to allow myself
entail upon tho county the expense Of holding an
other special election. J. SuMMKRF1gip,
, 1863-12-10

ORPHAN AgY1UM-Ihc annual meeting Of
'he Chicago Orphan Asylum will be held this after
- ~ In the lecture room OF the Second Presby-
4as,,. Church, On the corner Of Wabash avenue and
Tssss,n, .+on street. The officers for the ensuing
III I,o elected, md other business TRANSACT
- .I,,a Sac., sng viii commence at half past two
O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-29
Affairs in Chattanooga.

The Chattanooga (now Atlanta) Rebel.
Of the Gath inst, gives some interesting
news about the former city Of its publ.
cation, now in the occupation of the be-
leaguered Rosecrans. 1t obtains them
from a wellknown merchant who left
there the Monday night after Rosecrans's S
defeat:
There are no trains running to ChattanoO-
ga from Nashville over the bridge at Bridge
port, as was ut first stated. The Yankees
have DO pontOOns opposite Or near Chatta-
nocga, and had been using the hulk OF the
old steamer Paint Rock as q sort of barge
for the crossing of troops. The machinery
Of the boat having been destroyed by our
soldiers before the retreat, was OF no use to
the enemy. The Yankees have destroyed no
property by fire, but the soldiers have gut,
ted, without q single exception, the houses
and stores in the town. Many of the houses
deserted by our citizens are now occupied
with swarms of free negroes OF both sexes.
Mr. b. states that there were plenty Of Yam
KEGS in the town when he Left Monday night,
but the main body were 1T Macfarlane's
Spring. Theretreat had already commenced,
and there was every evidence Of defeat on
sion and disorder prevailed among them
The wagon trains had already commenced
the retrOgrade movement, and numbers had
been eent of before Mr.. b. left.
Mr.. Ben. Chandler was acting deputy Pro-
vOet Marshal, aud George Rider, (forWerly
constable of the district was also All at
tachee Of the Provost Marshal's Office.
The enemy have not constructed amy new
earthWorks around Chattanooga, but had
materially strengthened our Old deserted
forts. The fort beyond the cemetery was
mounted with six guns.
ROsecrans had been in Chattanooga nearly
all the time since its first occupation by his
forces.
The Yankees have LEFT no provisions for
any one, save the Abolition sympathixers,
and some Of the loyal Southern people were
actually subsisting upon parched corn.
The enemy had received no 0telnfOrcements
up to Monday night from Grants array
They were under the impression that Gen.
Joe Johnston commanded our army.
The following citizens Of Chattanooga and
vicinity were arrested and confined by the
enemy Capt Moses Wells, L Ryle, DR. Gilies.
Die, s. Simpson, Repan, ST.. NJ Nc3ilI. M
NcCrcary, and Mr. Davis Hwick.
The pretended charges againat the last
mentioned gentleman were that he had
threatened to poison his well u the Yankees
ever came to CHATTANOOGA Mr. McCreary
has been robbed Of everything aid was sick
IN bed when arrested.
Col Hunter, Kentuckian, b Provost
Marshal. Ills 0lliee b IT the a(ate Road de-
pot, IN the upper rooms, The hack rooms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-29

MORE zRUMORs.-Mobile is the Confederate
headquarters for astounding runors. The
last is that the New Orleans BEE. OF the 9th.
gave the particulars of treaty Of peace and
commerce between France and the confede.
racy, aud stated that one OF the Confederate
Commissioners was to accompany Maximil-
ian from France to. Mexico, with Il fleet Of
French and Austrian yessels---ali TO sail Oh
the lst OF October.
This news, 1t is stated, completely changed
the programme Of the enemy respecting the
attack on Mobile. lie SAYS that III, ,OO0 men
are now ON their way up Rcd river, ea route,
it Is supposed, to the Mexican frontier. lie
represents further that there are now about
225,O 600 nen in The different barracks around
New Orleans, and that all the steamers in
the rivers, schOoners and other crafts in the
lakes, have been seized by the Government,
and all proyisi0ned, with wood, water, dc,
ready TO sail at moments warning. The
movement OF troops Is doubtless nothing
more than the great three columns expedi-
ton Of Grant into Texas One OF the col
nMns has already been rcpulsed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-29

are used for prison Mails arrive and depest
daily.
On last Wednesday the catholic portion Of
the Yankee army held services, with high
mass, in honor Of RosecraIis and his advance
into East Tenn essec
Weare gratiied TO learn tha. the citixens
generally have kept aloof from the Yankees,
and have remained within their own doors
and to themselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-29

A dispatch from General iIoods surgeon
ssn1m that tho thigh WA atnputatcd very
htgh N, hnt hts patient b doing~Een and n
aH9 spfTtts.