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, 1863-11-19
FROM CHARLESTON.
Progress Of the siege-Nigght Be-
connoissance to Fort Sumter.
f8pecIal uispatch to the Chicago T.rfbnre.i

Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bure,i
NEW Yonk, Nor. is, 1868.
HEADQUARTERS g. 8. FORCES, FOLLY
IsLAED, Nov. 14.-Firing is still kept uo on
Fort Sumter, and at least twenty five feet Of
the sea-face wall has been battered down dur
irg this last attack Two or three Of our
ncontipg parties have actually reached the
walls In small boats, and have brought back
bricks and cement from the i'll f4ted work.
The fest still remains quiescent, and promises
fair TO remain fixtures for IN indefinite period.
Occasionally the batteries on James 1s1and
send shot or tHo at us, but they soon 70.
Ep6e into silence after these outbreaks,
Forts Moult1ie and JOHNSON also try their
hands at us, at intervals. Tha effect Of their
f1e, 60 far, has been just nothing, md vers
little attention is paid to it by our men Thua
ne remain.
There are whispers Of movements, but they
are so indefinitsly- sta.ed that 1t would be
cont1aba1d to repeat them here. Our weather
has been bitterly cold of late, md we have
been favored With a steady Northwestern for
the past two days. We feel the effects Of a
little cold down here, being much more s1s.
ceptible than when in your harder climate.
We nhall tell you Of mors active operations
soon. Our patron saint, the "6wamp
Angel" is being agtin put into fighting tsia,
Mo1tars are to be used In It this time.
Gen. Terry has returned from the North
and ia to easeume command Of Morris Ill
and. Gen. Seymour being assigned to that o.
Folly.
NEW York, Nov. 18.-Col. ". B. B.rton
18th New York, has been appointed to tht
command Of the forces at uil.on Head, Fur
Pulaski and Tyh bee Island.
, 1863-11-19
/; FROM CAIRO AND BEI0hsa II.

r,.,r,..t . A. i. frh,4o,n r-,hnna,
t'p''"1"1 1'4'pA'eD ~ c,Sna woy 1n 1sss
w.unh,s sa.ee md raners Of ths 18Th h.ye
hen r. calvea Thev contain ye1y little nogs
fro,o onv no;nt and nothing at a1l from Lit.
u. MI Thcra are renor.s that -greril1a
n,a,ona;nr exneditions are still going On at j.,
tho month of white River. I learn this
morning from White River that about 100
enerlllas had been near the month Of that
liver fer the past few days. The officers Of a.
ennbost were expecting an attack by them,
md were In pursuit Of the gang that burned
the Allen Collfer.
General Hurlbut has recently Issued strin-
gent order denying henceforth to certain
rebel districts in Tennesaee and MisslaaIppi
the privilege Of trade With Memphis He
show" that the Opportunities kindly granted
INTENT @ and et Of s1s assa aSasia ae 10 tho tho
pnonc enemy ano aence1ottn sae 1nles Will
be very strict and sewers, almost amounting
10 to1al husle1s sloa " uaao: ..n
Another part OF the same oEder WILL create
tarv a,st,ict Of which Memnhis is the trade
center. msuy of whom have gone th1ther
f;o,n The No1th for 1,urpos.s of rain end to
Ao1u LIE No1 Ill Ao1 PuA poaea " tA1u I'LL ~
avoid military service at home. An impress:
ment Of such Of these gentry as are eligible
for military duty, will take place forthwith,
to the end OF filing M the old regiments.
Obviously, the Government will save tr1ua.
no,4.4fon hv tbus nfckfnc mn rpcrpfts m the
- ' f"'' -
, 1863-11-19
FROM ST, LOUIS,
lspecia! Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibnne.]

lspecta! Dispatch to the Chicago Ts'bnne.J
ST. Louis, Nov. 49, 1868.
Major q. A. Bright. Commissary Of the I'd
regiment Missouri State Militia, has been dis
horo7ebly dismissed from the service for
forging Government vouchers.
Assistant QuarsermasterC Chapman has given
public notice that Spectators have compelled
Government to pay exorbitant prices fos for
age. Hereafter S25 ton will be a1lo red for
bay, and If 1t does not come forward freely At
that price, hhy will be- seized through the
country md shipped to Cairo and st. Lonis,
and the freight will be deducted from the s25
allowance price.
Hay has been run up to $40 per ton.
Samuel Holmes, acitizen Of S.oddayd coun-
y, has been fined 5000 and sentenced to
Lard labor during the war in Alton. Penlten-
tiary, for harboring guerillas.
The Provost Marshal is taking testimony
relative to the exclusion Of the votes Of per
fors, enrolled In Frankna county under the
Militia Law as dlsloyal, who offered to take
tie Convention cath at the late election. The
investigation Is in the claybank Interest.
Lieut.. Col. Banner, 1st Nsbza:ka, Is under
srsest, charged By Gen. Totten With eacour-
sging his men to hurrah for Jim Lane at Jcf:
te1son City, during the Shelby raid.
, 1863-11-19
FROM CINCINNATI.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CMcNNAr1, Nov. 18, 1858.
4 fatal atfray occurred at Falmouth, in Pen
d.eton county, KY, few days ago. Tno
soldiers named TEh1uan Webster and Alex.
Older, belonging to Captain Dlas' company,
which is stationed at that point, got into an
alteration, ending in Older cutting Webster's
throat, producing almost instant death.
Older was nrrested, md is nov confined In
the Cosinaton military DrlEon. :
The following partisa who arc returned
rebel soldiers have been arrested IN this vicIn-
ity recently and lodged in tbs Covlogtou NIL
itary Prison: William Porter and Francis a.
Hill, Of Grant county, Kentucky; Thomas
Gilbert and John Rogers, Of Owen county,
srd Martin Draper, Pendleton county.
Seyenty-ore Federal deserters hare been
arrested In this, the 9th, district, during the
past Elk weeks and returned to the Provost
Marshal.
The trial Of the Noble county conspiracy
was commenced in the United States Circuit
Court to-day. Hon. Geo. E. Puzh appeared
on behalf of the defendant. The trial will
probably occupy two weeks time.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
CHCNNA11 Nov. 18, 1ss3..
ucos-The receipts cid rot e1cees go, ana the de
nand beaE pressing from s tha packers, prices
forced M 3 z cent. Those averaging no to 40 ns
wcu1d have brought spoa75 ut the close. TIE light
receipts keep NJ active competition. The weather
quite nid, but this to have been overlooked
In the anxiety to get the hogs. The sales 800 az
rs s, ut $3.50 4 el5 at S. GO; 21o 49, at 81 81;
2co or - At s7to; 16o AZ e at ses5 1so av as at
S7to.
PRoy1s1oEs-hess Pork firm and In demand, At
s.3e1s 20 for old country crop sls o@ 20 for cisy.
packing, with sa1es Of 80 brts country at
and 1l0 do new city Ut <lica. Low city must be
quoted at 3l7 &c. and $sc0 for county aul city, but
we cid not hear Of any sales. Lard active. With 4
sscculst1ye demand at 1ltG1.c tor new country and
cisand IKE foz otd closing with sellers At these
rates. good demand for bulk meats witt aa1es Of
Coo shoulders at 5zc, sides azehed ut SIC. Bacon
Eelc &c for shoulders and INC for eiles packet
and Sc for clear sides. Loose green auas advanced
to s4c with sales Of t. o3 Ut 5xc and $50 At 8kc.
| EH1sE1-A bcoys1l hnt firm palket witc Eale1 Of
20 bls n C665N The Litter rate 1ur wagon Hold
IN tsc fora. con askEd sdFklca. but cid not
e1eceed In esab1:hirg Gny still the Kes IL decd
ed.9 nm, owlrg 20 tie corttru:d kdy1rce In corn
, 1863-11-19
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the chicsgo Tr1bune.1 .
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. Is, 1864
.hree hundred and fifty leave here In the
morning 70. the field, to go to I'LL up o1r
cid regiments. More will follow.
Returns sufficiently show that ths Union
majority in the State is over forty thousand,
q gain Of over twenty five thousand.
Col. ]. Wilson Shafar will asain take the
field with Gen. Butler.
Sheriff Hicks took last night eight men
convicted Of various crimes, to the Pen1ten-
,isry at Joliet.
, 1863-11-19
FROM lNDIANAPOLlS.
Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tsibana.1

I6peClH1 u1apdtCu 10 L1aEaSE0 IklUQl6.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IS, 1853.
The ladies' festival for the benefit OF the
Soldiers Aid Society commenced this evening
with grand concert st Masonic Hall. Thurs.
dsy evening will be devoted to tableaux
atd music, and Saturday evening to q
grand fair and supper.
Tie Grand LodgeI. o. Of 0. F. has been In
session since Tuesday, the Hon. J. s. Harvey,
Grand Master, presiding. Atthe session this
morning the following officers we're elected:
II. ": Grand Master, Dennis Gregg, Iadtanapo-
lis; 4. II. Deputy Grand Master, Jno: s. Sanders,
Jefe1so9ynle n y: Grand Warasn, +. 8: Heat
Indianapolis X. ". Grand Treasurer, T. E.
Hughes, Indianspolts; Grand Re preventative, g.
I. Y. g., Jas. Harvey, 1ndtaqapolis; alternate
meeting Of the Grand Encampnent held On Tues.
4. y: &. Pst5flssch, Len seston, 'Rushv1le,
a % Ell F. Rs ssaSE Gs!4S waeu Ma g. fs
Greenwood, Ind; r. ". g. Junior Warden, .. 2.
Luley, Bloomington, Ind; 3. n. G. Scribe, E; II.
Parry Indianapolis; " G Sentinel ShE5stopher
indianapolis; d Rep 6 Lus, s. Ii. Campbell,
Jefe1sonytllc.
Gov. Morton is absent attending the inau.
gu:ation Of the Gettysburg Cemetery. The
Gcyernor's agent telegraphs from Fortress
Monroe that three hundred Federal prisoners
had arrived there from Richmond, forty OF
whom were Indian1ans. Ninety indictments
have been returned by the Grand jury. Of the
q. s. Court, now in session In this city.
Rush and Union counties are each payiog
two hundred dollars for volunteers.
, 1863-11-19
the PACIFIC RAILROAD.


Especial DIepatch to the Chicago Tstbune.l
LEAvExwoB1u, Nov. is, 1868.
Alta public meeting last night, it wss agreed
to issue bonds for four hundred thousand dol
lsrs, one.half for the Union Pacldc Railway,
and one-half for the Cameron connection
with the Hannibal g. st, Joseph connection
with Chicago.
Forty miles Of the Pacific Railroad, eastern
division, has been graded within forty. five
day from the time it began.
Fifty thousand cross-ties have been aeliv.
cred. The great bridge was completed on
F1iday.
-Four thousand tons Of rails, and the roll
IL z stock are on tie way here The road l.
going to the Pacific at the rate OF mile q
Gay.
, 1863-11-19
The Rebels will NOT Allow
Our Richmond Prisoners 20 be
MN-x.s>IT BTnr


FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 16.-The steamer
Convoy, which left here last Saturday with
Droyisious and clothing for our soldiers held
Is prisoners In Richmond, returned to day
bringipc back the provisions and clothing.
Col, Irving, Who bad charge Of the matter,
was refused the privilege Of taking the
1a:ious to Richmond.
WHAT THESE SUPPLIES WE'RE.
SANITARY COMMISSION,
NonroLK, Va, Nov. t3 1868.
The Government is ready and willing and
j. making every effort to supply the wants Of
our eune1ing soldiers confined IN Southern
prisons Gen. Meredith IL authorized to eend
EFcfy mug thAt may be required, to supply
1nelf "anss or add to their comforts, and this
moEnang dispatched to City Point boat
with me ~ following list Of sup
plies: 2'gg0 2'g0oo blankets, 5000 BODY
coate, ply oyercoa's, 5000 nairs
Of shoe1, 5000 capt, 5000 wool nbfrts. < nm
pairs Of socks, q 900 sations Of food ' Ths
General VIII continue to forward eunnitas ~
FIST as they can be sent from CITY Faint fo
Richmond. The supplies sent by The san;ts. ~
n Commission should consist mainly nf con.
centrated food Of all kinds, pickles, under
clothing, towels, soap, sPonges, ,combs, coarse
and fine, and perllaps 3 little tobacco. That
the supplies sent by the Government, and bY
the Sanitary Commission, will be received 1t
Richmond, and distributed among our men
there IL, I think, but little doubt. Doubt
less there Will be smsll leakage by the way,
but th1s mott be submitted to for the sake o1
getting sonse&hin0 through to our sufferers.
, 1863-11-19
CHICAGO, AY,NO

iect Of the Con7ention is TO systematic, the
benevolent efforts Of the people IN behalf Of
the sick and wounded soldiers, and thus rem
der those efforts more effective. Hon. Jas.
Harlan is President Of the Convention.
There ls general rejotcing among loyal nen
st the election of B. Gsatz, Brown to the
United States Senate, from Missouri. Iowa
tskes 30 stock IL the Blsis family Or latter
dxr ennearra{;rez
, 1863-11-19
FROM MT, VERNON.
The Wabash Railway Case Before
the Supreme Court.
ARGUMENT OF MR- BECK WITH
--BRIEF RESUME.



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.co,,1es or III 1,va scts ~ o+b.r ,aso1nt,on,
annar+a5,fne IA h1a of1cc md at,11 .ttac1
thereto his certificate under tho se.1 of1his
State. and for which he sh,11 be entitled to
tuch comnent.tion, a aba1l now or f.re.fter
be allowed bv 1sw.', Mr.. Harleaa. then. tn
popn1arize the iasue little, cets writ from
the Supreme Court, ghosc 1snguage Is yi1tu.
a1l1 this.
1Yon have Mr. secnet.rv. an,ocr tbe r..
cords of xour office Inv fncornorat;np the
Wahash Ras}vav f,o,nnacv. we com,r.nd vou
x,th,n a cert.4n t;me IN pfre M H.v,es. =,
COPY of that law. or else make a return tons.
s+at;no the rrasons vhv vou dor,t do T.,
In resnonse to thfs tbe seeret.rv. refds,ao
to pfye Mr. Harle,s the COPY that be asks for,
does make a retnrn stat,nr his reason. Thess
| mnv he summed mn as folInxs. uJ refuse If
! o;ve M par1eas th, ratnrn hec.n.s f,s+
fbcre n mn snch ,veovd In nv cff,e h,ve
+, he enre n 1,fcce of noner win that mi. :,
nv no.reetion Int = toan ~ ,in,
n1v 90 n-,v,ts denos,t - ~,
coverncr froTo whon, rece;v.a Il
a.;tt ths rsonest that r shor1d tes, - ~ h,r
I'M the T.cris,..nre meats. when he des,re
~ rstr,n - +o +,,er, n;ti r,s ve+o Then
s-a,n Taanr +bc-o r. snr 7o,, v-,tto,, -, tt1
,,sr,or Ths ,f+1,cnt oc tha I>po,s,.t,,-a =,
| -. .x,u,t n,,.
, 1863-11-19

HABn1sBuRo, Nov. 18.-The special excur-
sion train Of the Governors lett ut halt past
cue fer Gettysburg. Among the principal
dgpItar1es we're Governors Curtin. Seymour.
Plerpopt and Brough, Gen. Vauderpool Of
New York, Col. Anderson, brother Of Gan.
Bocrman, Of Western Va. and their RESPECTIVE
sfaffs; Generals Doubleday, S;onemun and
Stabl; Ex Sec. Cameron, Clement G. Bark.
way, ofPhiladclphia, and part OF Gen. Cur
It's staff. The tra'n will connect with the
P1eeident's company ut Hanover Junction.
, 1863-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Gen. Butler has
gore to North Carolina, to i1augurate there
lie policy he commenced at Fortress Mon,
roe. Before leaving, he began work on plan
fer en1isting and oTganiazsng the blacks,tn tae
fiom Fortress Monroe that probably all the
rebel prisoners row in our Eands will be sent
to Buffers jurisdiction for safe keeping.
, 1863-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-1t appears from
official reports from Gen. Carleton, con-
mandipg the Department OF Mem Mexico,
tee1s arc sconring the Territory, pen
etratiug to the ha1nts of the Navajo In.
dinns, destroying their villages and crops,
and making captures Of persons and stock.
Owing to sc.nE supplies Of grass and water,
further operations afe on foot, which plan Is
to be continued during the winter. Tne M
Yaio Indians have been seysre}Y punished.
, 1863-11-19
SHALL We RETALIATEa

The rebels are starving our brave boys
in loathsome prisons, poisoning them by
,1,nlarias bred Of their own enforced un-
cleanliness; giving them up deliberately
to gaunt famine; to be eaten Of foul YER
min; to be pinched with cold and to be
Indecent in their nakedncss. e;
These are our sons and broth y that
rere delicately reared in ceiled houses,
and left home and its comforts to fight the
battles Of the Union.
Their fiendish captors themselves refuse
Or in their own straits are unable, to min
lister to their needs, and, when the great,
bountiful, ycarniug heart Of the North
sends down its stores to minister to its
suffering fons, these iron hearted jailo1s
1urn back the gift aud double lock their
dungeon doors against help for these sick,
suffering and dying men.
How will this their act read in history.
as be read it will in time when it shall
stand aud shine in hellish lustre at the in
Certcd pinnacle Of mans inhumanities, fit
deed Of herd Of man-stealers, woman
Thippcrs, sellers Of their OWL offspring.
It will stand Of record among the last ho1-
sors Of the rebellion, like the wolfsh cruel.
tics Of pirates in their extremities, Of felons
IN extTe.n1 naostuis.
Shall we retaliate? Shall VIC put Camp
Douglas On short rations and stock Camp
Chase with disease and famine and tht
hideous insect companionship Of dungeon
1ita? Remember, it Win all be read il
history, page by page. We are glad ths
President pauses, for the question is nj
LIGHT one. It cannot long delay the ISSUE
to 60 on contrasting onr open-handed hu
manity with the cruelties Of the rebellion
Shall ne tighten OF increase the odiuu
these acts Of theirs must bring them il
au coming time, by initiating them. Thes<
arc grave considerations, and their solu
lion should be, Us we believe it is, fa1
above the reach Of the honest and inevita
BILE rush Of Indignation that prompts Il
swift and instant retaliation in kind. W
are making history fast Take heed tina
nothing get in to the ma1ring Of th,
structure we this day build.
, 1863-11-19

pEEF- St;PP1lhS. :
~ OFFICE Omar cona11ssn1 Or sua.1sxxnu21
e L. 1 +
FHEsR BKEP
re ftn.st1sent Te nss1e, <Gs1ssad @ T.dzsss
81 e g g. e. Z ta
scota Of PiEah Point; oat1x uadeEs o That shnud
sa
t:aaa TO f9rnisn them .its trs,h beetN requires.
?ie Eo5t.ast to comm JANUARY 1884, andto b
:hs Feti 70 e j Co; md -hc1csoa- qu,1lty With
or ses IL esas.ss as:ss
teis :ssi s. cat q :n iAfee i foas iasass .sa7s
tsss si9s. : sS;ye 5es k.f,6s!, 8 :oexl ~ 49, ~
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e pspe,
% nsn,pc, tstcr On rcaas conoac:ed 81 T tas ao1esn-
.Aso tns psfc- re1oef pauad :hs c:ns:4c:o. tar-
r;.haoc SIT itauapo.a2uo4s.
ri :a1a ss5Sy Nv Nv III e,ds: e aa s!sr e,s.
b. fs9 III ses -
.ssttse eo;srsc,ors e sn:if agsat. ~i1 y aloxed
nor .e oeef 70 p;ga:a 5arset usaou: duo authority.
ss s' Is RI II
tx ts n t. "a asat ~ II, 91,s M ss
nel!s.t Ikt'c. ust. er OF :an un:so o..sss Dts
iSt 1.s Il arns must bs stated In full. with tau
p-.eise st5rcrs Of each nls!aorr II T.. arn.
taG p. na.f ~ sfta5es 4 g. eop1 a q ~
, 1863-11-19
Qbtfago Grtbnnt.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1868.


q most significant rebel comment on,
the situation, especially with reference to
Impending events in Gen. Grants com
mand, is contained in our Washington
Special dispatch. It pregnant with mean
Ing as far as concerns the stake the rebels
have in the issue Of the battle. The only
mistake is in the inference as to what this
Government would do in the case Of Gen.
Grants defeat. 1t is certain from rebel
Confessions, that il we gain a victory, and
push our triumphant arms into the last
retreat Of the rebellion, the end is reached,
and there will begin grand stampede OF
1he leaders for avoiding personal conse.
quenccs, But if toe fail, let no ono On eth
er side the lines dream that the Union
cause will be turned back more than tenn
1'orari1y from its object There will be no
rest now until the last rebel surrenders, or
dies bowling. They have already begun
chanting their own death songs. :!
And now let him alone For two years
the great public have had the ear and the
aime Of one generous and kindly Pre1dent
Scr personal reasons, and have made the
:" u1'e =, aoa.e VIC n,e1 "a pue
into the Presidential ear all manner Of
small petitions, ishings for Office, for con-
tracts, in behalf Of schemes Of all
Alnos' ~ sole'y 1norlng 10 INC IN
.cles' " tue pler.1n anu paoe"1y nearo
-, ~. c1ne4 11aE's'ta'e u q stea'' na'1on
~ . WAL struggle WIN 1's enemies tnefe
1as ocen enough Oh IL. Lei Alm alone.
."s ~ d. s'"u " Ano" 'oc "lcAct is smut.
ooa el'eaA u tne toan At Inc "aeef'
pn any Ices ma'1er tnan Inc sale
y ol Inc vessel "Dont talk with
Inc prescription clerk, Who is compound
ing tne nna1 oose 1of the treatment o.
1n1s reoeulon. Don'e call at the Whit<
house On business, on any less e1rand than
ana1fs OF etate' Ii you DO, We are glad te
Enow that John is instructed to say 1.-The
ffesaden. Is buey:" And isn't her
1he "aoasn ti1ofse) ka1lroao case IN
1ne eul'teme Cout1' al III. vernon Is con
Eluoco, out no Lint az tothe nature Of the
declsa1on has reached US We continue
elsewhere our reporters notes OF the hear
'ns,
cn' autaoot 1a1e osaee VIII 1e1 Po"
G.a r.as - 4ons '.slIo ~, ~ i's pfoslslons
80 - :ssauss. s.e me ~ ~ W uAeu " W suita
w.. w. u.:,:.1MI neu.s ~ o'1''na'1n'S IL
~11 ~ ns ra~a usus. .ss..e
, ~ u".e .n m~:aI@:;, .-+e. ss1g ouuse' ~ neA,'
ne : eNn'e ...'.aoeo ~ - mo'lng "ess"aio
v1r MtGuD-:~ .oae a. w ~ " . n'e q uay'
w. q n'1' ~ NV e4'c nes 40nee
atom ~ L a ~ s.t,a. s - nna cna' o ols eseA - :
- - 1an;. a;.as na.;oa tta+ ~ - - -, ss.,,l ~,
e..., g. ~ t:.saa,t5 - % ~ 1a. - %e. ~ ..ana s:
ned | ~ o,r~an+ ~.t.s - +,a 9. ~, a-s ..t,,
49, ~, ",.as~ 49, s-..st;ssa ~ ~ .-ats,'ns . w1.
-a.,1 . ~ sa..-s, - 49, Sa-,sa. "s >
.,,s ~ 80 ~ - 10. 800. 49, 49, 4-San "- =
, 1863-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov. y It Is announced BY
authority that trom tbs date to the opening
receive visitors, his time being fully occu.
pied BY public business
, 1863-11-19

HosTos, Nov. 1s.-The Legislature has
pissed the Bounty bill, and will adjourn to:
dny. There Is heavy penalty for tsaudnlsnt
attempts to obtain the bounty. The Ealiat-
Ipent bill OF LAST year was amended SO as to
I1tn check on suhatitute hrokcIaYe.
, 1863-11-19

An United Sfutes Vessel Ordered
o14t OF Cork 1larbor-..
NEW YoRK, Nov. 13.-The Cork Enaa;ncr,
Ireland, Of the 4th, says, last evening Adml::
tie U. 8. steamer Kearsage to quit The liu1-
its Of Cork harbor within twenty four houra.
1t Is reported that the Federal officer has re-
tuaed to do so. The Kcar5age WAS engaged
in coalipg the whole Of last night.
WEDNESDAY, p. m.-The kears:ge Is Still
In Cork harbor.
, 1863-11-19

The Governments securities
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1S--The subscription
agent reports eales OF 5-20s today to the
amount Of 81, 500, 900.
, 1863-11-19

Jack SPratt and His Wife,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-SIosby is gather
ing ali the Union citizens Of Virginia between
here and Warrenton, and our own troops. By
way If retaliation, are capturing the rebel
VIrginiars and bringing them in for consIgn-
mt 1T to the old Capitol prison.
, 1863-11-19
Ne1u l1uertiaft1k11tq.

10Q LOOK AT BRANDS 100
1A}l3 CAETts De VLt1rE, 1VJ
Lr;y Two po1LAzs pee coza9, All kinds Of Pho
HE3C eLdas
Et4RAP Al 3HE f1HEAPRST.
, 1863-11-19
rTEETH! TEETHl1 TEETH!!!

HN I [
j. PAIyLKeB EXTRACTION OF TKETH. -
The srccs s6s aus 1c1nr our ne method Of a1frAcs-
ftt teeth, without tae LEAST PAIN or UHPLHAo.
INT EEEECT Is 80 GREAT that We faQnear pefacas
ifn.t teeth extracted hy Ihil plokaant ana aa:m'
lethp.sret9, Ia call EAhIY at Doctora .BuAh q No
ia D1nta Roo1,. 13G Clark strnat corner OF A11l
III We VII IeEau IN iris CITY but q ieT ds5s loog-
ef SD .....
GUARANTEE HNT1RE SAT13FACFlOH
m u..ro ~ orr new methcd Dent!sta ara Invited
20 he p Fstnt EnonS,: n5.!nsHt;' mn1nEsAT;S'
Fp19 f1y7l DIS MOFakhSUA.
, 1863-11-19

CATALOGUE SALE.
Cloths. Cassimeres, Satluets, Silk Neck Ties,
Wool socks, Hats and Caps.
Buck Gloves aud Gauntlsts, Clothing. Yaakea
EctlelS ETC..
AT AUCTION,
On TUE6DAY. Nov. 2sth OK O'Clock, at our Sales.
yoen in Portland Block. corner Of Dearborn and
Wasb1neto1 LtFe5tG. WM. 4. BUFFERS 4 Co.,
tC19-f16T6t1t-lsp AuctoEeefB-
, 1863-11-19
IEH1EL ". STEW ART,
CLI2TGF1sT, MAG;i:TIc AND
SEJIpAgIEEEEC PHYSICIAN.

Has Ec,mk:eptly loeat.d In Ehtcego, II Nasoa34
TeLp.e. pea1b1fo steas-
Ur N, xnswes III occnuaicAttons BY lettsr -
petsan1ug 70 d.seasc., By sslnply aayta1 - ssse
ue@ re.t, 20 eerts ~ letter IL P. o. DtsR x 6aaa
npl5 NH 6.uat =,
, 1863-11-19

THAT THE PUBLIC APPRE
l. E!ATE good Photographs, at 3 reasonable p,fco.
Ia pllnt st HTEEIrT8 157 Lake ct. Hts Rooms
s.. fu I'll the umc. Cettes o. Viette bt taKeu At
81 Le1 tozaV. Cher ttyfe5 OF Photographs tafen at
pr pCtt1arately loE prices.
u Hr{131s Raj RlAHt Agent.
NEWSPAPER INVESTMENT
l< rood, pa,trg Coues,v Newspaper and Job
PfiDt..K X. t.biianment IN lau'ishlng village ~
santhern Wttconai1. eau ne bought On favorable
re At sI2oo e $3.50 pr ye.F TIE pspsf
Union COUNTY the present proprietor wtane.t sell
ID order to take haf OF city dsly: For tcrl 4rs
1unnile Of 8. r. ROUNDS Pli1ters' Wareh onse, unt
rkTr