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The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19
Capture Of Arkansas Post Confirmed.
Rebel Works Carried by Storm
ing.
Capture of from 1000 to 10000 Prisoners
Stores and Munitions of War Captured.
Official Despatch OF Gen. McClernand.

CAIRO, Jan. II.
The Rain Storm left Arkansas Port on
Monday, aud arrived here to-day. The at
tack was made on Friday evening by the gun
boats. The land force debarked two miles
below, and marched to the rear of the rebel
Notifications and took them. Two miles be-
low the main fort the rebels had erected earth
works, which were shelled by our gunboats.-
The rebels replied to the fire doing some dam
age TO the gunboats. Three rebel balls enter
ed the port holes of the Lexington, killing
four men. The main fort, which is represent
ed as very strong, surrendered on Sunday.
The officers of the Rain Storm say that six
rebel regiments were captured in the earth
works. AT daylight on Monday two Texas
regiments who cume to reinforce the place,
being ignorant that it had surrendered were
also captured
Nearly all the ammunition taken by the
rebels from the steamer Blue Wing some days
since was re-captured.
A reconnaissance which was sent up the river
had not returned when the Rain Storm left
Our loss is not so heavy as when first re-
ported.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
The following has been received at head
quarters of the army:
Memphis, Jan. 14th, 1S63.-To Mai. Gen.
Halleck, General-in-Chief: - The following
dispatch has Just been received
''Heddquarters Army Of the Mississippi
To Gen. u. s. Grant, commanding the Depart
ment of the Tennessee Il have the houor to
report that the forces under my command at
tackled the Port of Arkansas to-day at one
O'Clock, having stormed the enemy's works.
We took a large number Of prisoners, various
ly estimated at from seven to ten thousand, to-
gether with all his stores, arsenals and NUM-
tons of war. Rear Admiral David ID. Porter,
commanding the Mississippi squadron, effect
lively and brilliantly cc-operated in accomplish
ing this complete success.
JOHN A. MCCLERNAND."
(Sigred1 u. s. GRANT, Maj. Gen.
From Aspinwall -Fire.-Non-Arrival of
Steamers.
NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
Aspinwall dates of Dec. Both state that three
blocks of buildings had been burned there, in
Guiding the Panama Railroad Office, and the
Howard, ST. Charles and Aspinwall Hotels
The steamer America, from New York, was
at Aspinwall, with the New York passengers
on board, the steamer from San Francisco not
having arrived at Panama
The steamer Champion, from New York
Dec. 22d, had not arrived on the 30th.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19
Our Country and its Crisis.

fINHE undersigned, having returned from, ,h-..
years residence in Canada. to share the fortunes
o ne natVe land Is prepared to respond 10 the cali
upon either OF the following topics: 'peaA
eranee and Safety. ' Dei'-
2 rHE NATURE. FOUNDATION AND MIssrox ox
CIvIL GOVERNMENT, with reference to our present
national conflict. ~ present
mAlSE-its Position, its Past. its Present its In
tetet ard Relations to the Country and its Crisis
=, a. lHE MASONIC FRATERSITY-its Relations IN
future Mission.
Liberal, with view to reach the people,
ddress CYRIL PEARL.
N0f"u PORTLAND, Me,
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19

Vessels at Nassau to run the Blockade.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19

% II 1929 90
of each kind. and par value and mar
ket value of each.
par value market val.
R, r. Co: 80 shares. 100 5000 l29s 1880
Boston & Providence
100 shares, 100 10000 l2e II 800
Fitchburg IS shares, 100 1900 iii, $3.50
Western, 80 shares, 100 $500 li0 $500
:, s2.4OO H,ls2 90
a. Amount of railroad bondss State amt
OF each kind, and par value and mar
ket value of each.
parvalue market val.
Western X. II. Co.
Bonds, 6 per ct. 1875 1000 10000 10 Hoo
Ogdensburg 1perct, 1000 5000 90 400
:. 1900 1900 90
10 Cash value of real estate owned by the
Company None.
Is. Amount of cash on hand? b7I3 56
IL. Amt ofcash in hands ofagents?
Is. Amount loaned ON mortgage of real es-
tate? so 400 m
49, Amount loaned on collateral. 10 7o4 81
20. Amount loaned without collateraly
81. Amount of all other investmentsy
u Amount of premium notes on risks ter
minatedy
%. Amount of borrowed money specifying
collaterals given for the saney
"a. Amount oflosses due and unpaids
%. Amount of losses clamedand unpaid,
~. Amount OF losses reported upon which
the liability OF the Company is not de-
termined!
%. Amount of all other claims against the
Company Unclaimed diyidendsl 1896 IS
Is Amount OF cash received for premiums
% on fire risksr s7,sl2 SO
20. Amount of cash received for premiums
ON marine risks!
80. Amount ofnotcs received for premiums
on fire risks,
81 Amount of notes received for premiums
on marine risksg
% Amount of cash received for INTEREST," 1850 81
~. Amount of income received from all
other sourcesy
a. Amount of fire losses paid last vearg H7I06s
80. Amount of marine losses paid last YEAR,
49, Amount of dividend, paid the last Year, 2osoe 2s
81. Amount paid for expenses of Officer 9.123 50
y. Amount OF other expenditures: 4,2l7 II
80. Amount received in cash for fire risks
not terninateds ea,7so 80
40. Amount req aired to re-insure all out
standing risks, Impossible TO determine.
Al. Amount of premium notes on risks not
termnatedy
AZ. Amount of delinquent notes not charg-
ed to profit and lossg
AZ. Highest rate of interest received! Six
per cent
"A. Highest rate of Interest, paid on money
borrowed, None.
As. How many shares of the capital stock
are pledged to the Company! None.
49, Balance to credit of profit and loss ac-
COUNT 81 l4O SO
Al. Balance to debit of profit and loss ac-
county
As. How many shares of the capital stock
are ownet by the Company, or not sub
scribed for, None
40. What amount of the capital consists of
the stockholders notesy
tSignedl GEO. A. CURTIS, President.
(Sgnedl WIN. VI. LATHRoP. Secretary.
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts.
SUFFOLK SIS. Boston, Dec. a. 1862
Personally appeared George A Curtis President,
an. William NJ. Lathrop. Secretary of the above
Company and severally made oath that the above
statement, BY them subscribed is. in their belief
tsignedl SAINT P. Haywood.
Justice of the Peace.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19
American and Foreign Patents.
R. ii. EDDY,
Solicitor OLE PATENTS

Late agent Of q. $. Patent Office Wdshinqton
under the act Of 1871
76 State Street, opposite KiIby Street.
BIO = II ON
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19

JOHN W. MUNGER, Agent,
Office No. I66 Fore Street,
ian2 Head of Ionp Wharf
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19
BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

Our Veterans Reported again on the road to
acknowledging Condemned
Gen. Butler to Return South.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19
REWARD |!

1--WE DOLLARS will be given for the detection
IL and conviction of any person or persons stealing
papers from the doors of our subscribers
dec25 PUBLISHERS OF THE PR"SS.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19

At. Il ST. l.. Railroad Stock.
S0 TO 100 SHARES WANTED by
~ WIN. ii. WOOD.
janis div
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Or THE
Howard Fire Insurance Company

OF BOSTON, MASS,
November LIST. 1862.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19
Extracts from Richmond Papers.

Federal Forces enrOute for Will
mingtOn.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-19
JOHN w. MUNGER,
No. 1876 Fore St.. head of Long Wharf,
Portland, Maine.
;apo aodo,Y

jan2 eod3w
, 1863-02-07

FLOUR-Received. 1854 brls. Market steady.
Sales were e:-*5 hEls .'RockpoEt enotcs %hite "a
sG.s0: 10 10 iii I'll cedar Fsl!s good spfine extra
St s1is sso2 aso 9ss % so 20
fbraha DR. s not prmea Do st 9s45: 50 1fls Gnsonnd
sP.ing est1a at sis R7e Fioaf e9ss
spa7i1 pWa7Hi1E1TsRs;s!vei is4ss H. Mslsst asslIs i,
hu No Red n m sseEc pr nt s l oq l. he)sSse 1n9
ces:, at Sill. Sp1usa-1, 800 bn No, ! lin Mum S
acott's) 1t $l25: 500 bn do lin =: It'd Ct $119:
1eoe BIZ Ne In Mum Z !; ssetfs} s m e So H. tiS
W.'asat 81 ii OK; 5000 bu do in y: = Al and
aCe0 bu do ii 4. D. 4 Go: y at Sl9sAe, 3,oeo o9
de lR Ws sqe9e bs F. DO at y q ISL 81 aaa 90
In H. a: aud 3,oco bu DO sin 4: =. GO: q
1t 21.t6x; SO bu do !in 4. D: q Co q Ut lG:
eto bu Rejected Spring in Newbs 1T - q ~ " e.
4. b. Coz st size; 500 bu do Tin ssuEscs, B.
e6RN-Reeci5ed. 5ss14 ba; Market declined A
n store, at Sc; 6t0 bu do a o4sc; 1900 b9 !o
at 5Ac: $500 DO at sic: 2,So0 bn Do lin g 2 s:
at 55sc:- 1900 bu do at 53hc; $500 BY hu
bu Yellow Corn. in store, lin South side hou
ses) at Sc; 0obu Rejected Corn, In store, at 45c
eco bu do 1t 45c: 5000 bu New Corn n store at 53c
DO At JIG; Do bn New Com. On track; 1t tasYc; 10
bu Condemned Corn, on track, at i3c.
OATS-Rcccivcl, $3.50 bn. Market adTancce
| HGl1c per bushe1. Sales: 1900 bu No. IN stor'
At 57i<c; IL $50 bu 10 ut &c; 600 bu Re;c=tet
Oats ii store at saHc: 1000 bn do at Sc.
KYE-Rcceised, ,93s bu. Market asnl. Sales
3GC0 lu No. in store at SEC; r. 900 bu do at s5c
a,vI0 bu do at s43xc; 1860 bu Old receipts do q
Csc; 500 bu Rejected in store at &c u bs at 50
| Tn track.
| BARLEY-Received. s.118 bu. Market quiet an
| ttul, Sales: 400 bu fair at St.a5; 400 ln do a
sl.I5; SO hu common at 81 1.10-al1 on track.
| NIGHNINES-Dull. Sales: 80 brls ut Soc:
| ALcOHOI--Somiual at Il 021' 05 per gal
| TIMOTHY SEED--sdvnl1ccd 10c per buslel
Sales: 70 b:s prime at $3.50; 100 tgs do at $40.
| CLOVER SEED-Scarce and in demand at So
| l6.75. Sales: bgs at $3.50.
| FLAX SEED-1a bss good at S2.75.
| SALT-ao0 hgs Liverpool Ground Alum Of 81!
del; 900 eks Turks Island at $1.10 DEL; 3ao bs1
Dnoncara Fine at Sa:a5
Polk Bnrsels at $140 del; go do at 5i-35 del; II
| Lard Tiercte at $lt5 del.
, 1863-02-07

cotton-The only sale reported today Is . LOT Of
7bags low middlcs at 523e g n Ncgotiatlons
are pending for several other small lots part
OF tic receipts Is for expert direct.
sngar-Thc br:ak inquiry and good demand
noticed last week has prevailed today, and thc
eaIes embrace fully COO hhds in several lots
to good common 6alGs,4c; centrifugal
s3Sc and yellow clarified. Inew crop. 9tsGahs; !;
good common to fair old crop. a1Si.e. and iuil5
stock iel1sht, offering very poor assortment The
demand il mostly for the fair and fully fair grades,
old and crop At auction. 3e6 hbds sold a. fol-
lows: at G{e: a at TIC. 20 at nc: II at tAc
$40; " 1t 81tc; Goat 9a.c; 81 at 10c, and a6at
lie = h.
and the sa1cH reached fully 500 brla firm prices
Common, &c; fcrmcntins, es45:1c; dark prime,
3elS9c; good CSC, and prime new crop, a31{Ga3ic
old, &c 4 gallon. The supply is light. and there
is very little or no choice in the market. At auc
lion 5a9 brle sold as foova 1lDat &c; los at BIC
anal mi nt 3415c 2 GA1lon:-IieayYNe.
, 1863-02-07
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Fed. D, 1ob3-
BEEF CATTLE-Beef Cattle were in fair sup
plv, and the markell owing to an active demand by
Shippers and government contractors: rnled with
unusual ncti.ity-closiug firm but without qno-
table improvement. We note the touowing ealee:
Morris Rrneman & Waixe1i sold Miller d Co.
~ head good government cattle averaging 1'@o
Patrick eoll Morris, Rinncman g. Waixell s.
head fair State steers averaging 1,Soo Ds at
$3.1aN.
leo nsnt $3M
steers averaging 1850 ms at s. a5.
Heuirlck Rold Hastings IS head extra skipping
beeves averaging .2p0 ns At $3:55.
Liying=tou sold Mcpherson 1o4 head good ship
Batlsr sold Edwards IS head fai1 State steers av-
etaripR 1,1S8 rs at S3o0. .......-.
Eawsras bought + Il medium gzads beavsz arcF-
asnG sCaawel ed I Hastings II head extra shipping
becvesavcragng .ai4 hs at S.355.
Earnest so|d Miller 4shead government cattle
averaging 1853 1ns at $3.50.
Oserton nold Miller & Co. "a bead good shipping
sun,1ncrs sold Miller / Co, 70 head good ship
ping bccycs at san 2 head:
Sbau, cold Miller l. Co. 09 head good shipping
hecres averaging 1.as5 1bs at $40.
orton sold Dowland g, head 1s d. eioise e 4 Iowa ship
Robinson told l;o'y land u head fair grade atecr
averaging 1875 1bs at S3.l5.
Ffyc sold West SO head government cattle, aver
aging LEO lbs at $2e3 II head fair grade steer:
averagi1s ss g; 1os at sal2H: 20 head averaging
CLARK sold Shaw al head averaging LIZA DIS a
Clark sold Hughes II COWS at s17.oo 2 hssl.
u0Gs-Reccived about 5000. OwinG: TO thc dill
kat ruled very quiet-ho!dcre not feeling dispose
to mess Ee1ea, We note the following ttanaac
, 1863-02-07
philadelphia provision Market
Feb L.

There Is more activity In the market for the HOG
product generally. but he difference in ths views
is held at S15C0 for old. and $i6.oo for new, a,t
little Or nothing doing. Beef is steady at II. orc
1900 Phrl for Weetcrn and city meas, and the dc
Government. Dressed Hogs are frmer, and sell
ing at $6,oGl16.a5 z 100 ms. Bacon moves OF AZ
wanted ut G6t11c for Hams. md lGhG8ssc for shoul
de1e Nothing doing iu sides. For green meats
the demand il more active. Hams selling freely a
sHClyc i'll pickle, ard 71t.754c in salt, and sl0ul
ders ut 5Al5kc. Lard Is better. ticrces ceiling
moderately at 18:tG1llc, and kegs at l14G11ae
Country IL worth 91SG9t4c.
, 1863-02-07

The annual report Of the Supcrinte ndent Of the
snys that during the last year jthoso passed
through the ship canal s1a,o 100 CO.. xo1th Of cop.
per ard iron, and general merchandise to the value
Of SO llO,oGD, The number Of vessels. sail and
steam, that passed through the canal Was 8as, and
the aggregate tonnage vas M 2o 6is tons: 1mls6
aTS 6N tons, The tolls collected on the canal are
s;x ents per ton, making an income Of 81 so =.
The trade last year may be divided as follows
Iron, pig and otc 15o 600 tons copper 800 tons
cenrrnl mcrchandise. 500 tons.
, 1863-02-07

FRIDAY EVENING, FED. 9, Ibb3,
pRoV1s1oys-Ma1ket generally Grmer. Mess
Pcrk held dr1n1y q. 81 .o9 pnlk Meats @ in good l
dcmaul and arm. Lard 4GhS M,a asaeF po;s Sa'ss q
s15s5 2o 5ris Country es, po1k as 81 81 So
obs Bulk Shoulders 81 It ss n:s SnS as,p pst at
s%r lnosc 60 trcs prime City Kettle Fendered Leaf
Iard At i0c; so tres prime ety ,:'s q
Leaf, and 100 tres kettle at 9sG; 91ses ketts a
iii Middles at 64c; 1900 pes Green Hams at &C.
TAILOW-In good demand and firm at 11c
RUTTER-In active shipping demand. Saies4a
hrkina at 1+GelGc-
DREssED HOGS Received, 6,s97. Market ac-
tive nnd &c better. Gales wcrc:
, 1863-02-07

cd to think great deal Of him, and they
both were quite free In their regrets that fate
had not thrown them together earlier. Tic
t1ia will be proceeded with today.
, 1863-02-07

pittsburgh Oil 1Inrket-Fcb. s.
The cold weather has produced irmcr feeling
advancing tendency. Snlc Of 1900 brls refined
In two lots Of 500 eac in bond, city ,'anl at 3oc,
packages included; and a Rnlc. Of ai5 brls crude
was reported at SIC caeh-br1s to be returned.
No. l lard oil ID very firm at sc.
, 1863-02-07
r1wor1afnns fn MHtIxrn II kna-FnIt. 3

The Sentinel says: The following ealos OF pro-
visions were reported yesterday, the arst transac-
ton took plat c Wednesday afternoon; 600 barrels
heavy mcas pork, at slioo; M 20 hfla city bran;!
scnt F1oultlcrs) at $3.50; 100 boxes Cumberland
mittlcs at 6sec. Prime lard was held At 9s1c, buy
ef5 offering 9AGI9}3c.
, 1863-02-07

The sales Of hogs showed no material variation
from The prices given In our last report: though
,ye understand sales were madu late Wednesday
at an advance Of 10c on the prices ruling during
Change Sales OF about 1000 were made III the
0f dressed, dividing on aU0 1os. The receipts for
twenty-four lours amounted to 19i1, Of which
Isl were dreestd and 80 were live. We heard
Of no salce in the afternoon
The receipts TINS far for the present season are:
or dressed hogs, .o1 $50
OF live logs. .4oVo3
, 1863-02-07
for the I'D and 18th regiments, and Morcan-
tile Battery, will also be Forwarded On sunday
nupnSnr.

rv,recocu va,, n,,v 11x1vrps,ry or CHt.
T1,o no,ts n. .,x. that +ho nros.,a
caoo'-- ~ no7.on 1oss ea3 .uA1 ,N $3.50. $500
e"lA' =! eaoio, n"so; , 49, M
u tne'' 1a4se ie'fae14uE 'els'eoPe ~ ~
7efsny Q! cncago. ms 10 'ne lussi ~ Nu'eu'
With Which mr.. CLARK discovered Tue com"
panion star OF Sirius, md TOT which he mas
been awarded tho La Lande prize OF astron-
omy by the French Imperial Academy Of
Science.
a LotAA "oaAA'--At 'No Lo"a D
hfeaa oaAess en oSee e.iee'' o9s".e
Washington and Randolph Streets We no''s0
the following card, painted IN large conotae
uous letters, behind the counter: "1'ot
Hanted-Sccesh Currency, Or Copperhead
custom. {Sjgned) Mrs. L. A. FOWLER
c--..e7,7.1 rroches.
bfosFn's bfoneaA a.,1 ..a f.rorch,v
aout 1'osAss oo ,.n.x,
Rno"n ~ heetA +....s-,,. prcs a1ass. Senate.
a"N' enAe - -r;,', +hc world 1,ns been
aaS eeAaa aa,a-1aa hv +bc Tozcnres which, now
'e45 f.. 49,, ,,,c1-c+. TINT trnuh,e tn nv
sa''- .,.h,at ~ Tr,c,es nre n xncctac, hev,
in'oa' w 49,, ,,.o ,,.h1auorcr
'As '1Ao' ''1~ Mp vr,,.
u1,s,o,a..r c,sneei7 mr mind r,snoctinr t,,an,
for, +ha Hrat ayrcnt1rr IN think yrt hrtter that
Which ocgan 1nlnk1nel"eu o..
NHs. HENRY J" Ano o1EeaEA'
"dseat service IN snoaa1ng hoafsenees.
REV DANIEL WISE nc" fosR'
Pnor. EDWARD NORTH,
Pres Hamilton College, Clinton, ny.
"a simple and elegant combination for Coughs,
&C. DEG. T, DsGElow, Boston.
II recommend thcis usc to public spcakcrs.''
RBy. E. Il CuArs
with me the uee Of the Tsoches is an absolute
necessity, and cannot understand how any officer
VINO Is caleu upon bF nus poa'ion 10 use nls fo1co
in command, can succeed without them.
| Enw =. JONES' eol. !aaes. sota-
| "TheS nave suited my case eAaeuJ' 1eaefang
my throat and e!ear1ng Inc voice 60 saat co"lo
/ cto-;.+cr French Parrish Church. Montreal.
onsrRyB.-As there are limitations be sure to OBJ
tain only Il Brown. q Bronchial Troches," which by
1onc cxperIencc have proyed their value, having
rcce,ycd the sanction OF physicians generally, and
testimonials from eminent men throughout the
ronntrr
Sold By all dealers iu r,edicincaat a5 cents pe,
vs.. agt1;+o.r ,n,nra and sn1d;n-a ehou1d tsv.
, 1863-02-07
- to n. F. Merri1rs, s5 Randolph street
for the best Kerosene Lamps, Lanterns and oila.

r. Ono hundred thousand Planters, TEfDCSE
readers and their neighhors, want tho White or
Gray Willow-a good thing, and will pay two or
three prices. or get spurious or both, buying Of
irresponsible pcdlars. Also Fruit Trees, Grapee,
Small Fruits. Shrubs, Roses, Evcrgrecns, etc.
Packing carefully done. Gibbs win!
Send two red stamps for postage On our cata-
Iogues and Willow Circular
Post your.eu and then order diyfct-tsccs and
al together. +. & PuRs11,
fe3-z6S1-1m d&w Bloomington Nursery, Ill.
Cu1cAGo GIFT BOOK HOUSE. t13 Randolph street,
Chicago-T ". Martin, salesman. at this house
all books arc cold at the lowest retail prices, and
prcscut OF Silver and Plated Ware, Watches. &C.,
given with each. Send for circular. fc3Gt
, 1863-02-07

Printing Cloths In Providence.
Sales very large. with etrons upward tendency.
C4xG;e are held frrn ut 19c cash. The salcs last
week will amount to S1.9s0, 000.
, 1863-02-07

BE- adding the aggregates together, we find that
the whole amount produced In both districts foots
up 2G47 7164 gallons Of which amount ,3i73 gall
Ions we're removed for expectation, leaving for
home consumption az, ,e05 gallons.
, 1863-02-07

ECtds III XnllH0CIFu1a-EeU' r.
The demand for clover seed has fallen oil. and
on!y Hl..Oo bushels found buyers ut 57.01D75 20
mostly at $125 per hn for good seed. which prict
is refused by some holders, Timothy Is sca.ct
So, so In request and selling at $3.soGas IS pcrbu
yljcl. is 4 further advance.
, 1863-02-07

wool inProyfdenoc.
Market very active at advancing prices. The
sa,cs fo- the week have been 3i.SQJ fDs fleece ut
ClsGc; 4,400 do foreign ut Acc.
, 1863-02-07

During the year 1862 there were shipped ores
the Hudson River Railroad, g., so becTes 1903, 100
togs and 1850 sheep.
, 1863-02-07

We have now complete returns OF the whole
amount Of Refined Oil produced in the ed and :ad
collection districts, which embraces az tue renne-
ries in this county. In addition to this, wc have
tic whole amount sold In bond, o. in other words,
exported to foreign countries This statement il
for four months from Sept. l. 1862 to Jan: l. 1863
Tho returns from the aad district are Us follows:
Whole amount Refined Isl, ,G40 gals
Rrmnyel for ExpottatIon ........... ISL IN -
, 1863-02-07

pRoxo71os.-Capt, Lewis F. Booth Of the
9th Illinois, Brackets cavalry, has been pro-
.notea TO the rank Of Major. The regiments
at Helena, Ark.
, 1863-02-07
Ubifa9o Irib11nf,


FALSE AlAnM.-Thc alarm FOR lire IN the
fourth district last night was false.
, 1863-02-07

FIRES rS JAxcAar.-Th total loss " ures
In the city for the month Of January is apoo'
&1l,0o0, which is mainly covered " 'psu1'
8nce
, 1863-02-07
TIFF RATTLE FLAGS OF THE
ILLINOIS NINETEENTH,
THEIR PRESENTATION TO THE HIS.
10RlCAt SOCIETY.
Correspondence upon tho Frc.
seRtutfon.

Tho movement to procure new stand Of
co1ors for the old 10th regiment Illinois vol
unteers, WAS cordially sustained by our clti-
zens, and resulted in comp!ctc success, The
most elegant aud costly stand Of colora ever
nresen,cd IN a, n1;no;s rcc,,ncnt Inns ,,cc,
nrcnarrd hr Chambers nj TIM exnensc NJ
ycc1,,,ers aC tho po,rd oe Tradc and our c;t;.
zcns generally. Lieutenant Y. Bradford Bell
~ 49,, -o,s;.,an. ]son ~ Jrdco III, ~ 49, 49,
e;..1 :. ase;.,oa - s-ro.. o..a,t e..
49, ,noven,ont ,nd for III ,,nt;r;,r a5r,-ts =,
~ ~ 1..r-1,o ~ ~ -. -,
a'is4n5 A. W. ooeeeea401's' o"1 !e1oei7 "an
remember this gallant young officer as the
co,,o ,rbo eo 1,a+o;oo11r dofardad r;a etoo1r,dn
oaAne " Ao oo ne.ois'ns oe4enoo" - o'os0..~
against q rebel force nearly twenty times his
superior, and most miraculously escaped
instant death at Murfrccsboro, IN which en-
gngcment he vas wounded in the head.
Tne nav eo,ors <s,,1 In co,n,nittea ia b,s
keepinr for transmission to the regiment,
~ 10. -o,1 H., z,-o,,a ~ thosa ,1o-;ors o,,
~Ao lnas "eu w ptoau VI .uess 1!'uD ,.N,. 81,
.t.: z,:a,, :. t. ,,a,a -. ru .;.,.,t.
eeseetn III nlen A. 10 neio ~ on' e1sa1e"9'
The old colors Of the regiment, companions
- a. h,-a.b;ns and ,or;,a vo-a +o.a,, ~,
furlcd in the Board Of Trade rooms, amid
o,rnat enthusiasm and were subscoueutlv pre-
great enlnus'aoL', aau vs.. ~.
scented to the Historical Society OF the city,
,,a ,ccord;no tn 1bo sr1,;oyoed corresnond-
i14o a1e''oA"6 ~ .4to .,
ence, were received by Its ottceEsWlth eEident
| cmot,on.
emos' .,.,..,s rho 4,,ns
| All honor 10 our noole c1L1enD, wv t.1
| manifest their high appreciation Of the tried
As" ,1...9.-, ~ tha bero;c and irwin.
Talor ana pa1fao11oa4 - 'A0 ~
cible old 18th.
The 1oio"lue - tAe 4e'p'n"~"Ss "N4s"
| arcOmn1nleQ Lut C4Cst4uS k'lESEALAt4VA ~
, 1863-02-07

prxx.Ssu1r.-The new Manual Of Fenlnan-
ship, just published By CROSBY, Slehols g 8
Co., Boston, is capital work ofthe Kind. 1t
NAV be found at ". D. hecn's Bookstore,
r n1-n s+rraf
, 1863-02-07
CHICAGO, February 6, 1868.


DEAR s1E-The Chicago Sanitary Commission
hayc the pleasure Of acknowledging the Gum Of
so, received through you; as the amonnt Of sur sur
Railroad Feetival 6eld at tie Brigcs House. last
evening. Tho Commission hare felt greatly en-
eouIased By the generosity Of the people 9f II the
hanitomc donation is gratifying to them. an in
dicntion tha1 the cause Of tho sick and suffering
soldier to whose relief ttey arc pledged is upper,
noble spirit which has prompted to such great lib.
crality continue actively at work till the end Of
the war. Yours, truly,
E. r. BLA7cuToRp,
Cor. sec>y Chicago Sanitary Commission.
REMOVED TO THIS C1rr.-The Elgin Gn:stIt
Of last week pays the following high compli-
nent to Or. Y. C. Mcclure, one Of the best
known and esteemed physicians Of ZANE
county, whose removal to this city Is clsc-
where noticed:
For sixteen years he has successfully pur-
| sued his profession among our readers, and
they can bear testimony to his skill as q ply
| siCian, his eminent social qualities, and his
| men in this city would be more missed. He
| is always on the right side, and always active,
ardent and jealous. Our friends in Chicago
have gained what We have lost-a first rate
+! physician.
We can fully endorse the Ga=ettt, and pro.
nouuee the accession Of DR.. Mcclure to the
profession in this city, $ most sterling and
valuable acquisition, both as regards pzofes.
sional and private qualities, n thoroughly read
and ski1lful physician, IN intelligent and c1'
cenent gentleman and citizen.
For NAsHy1LLE.-Col. Sherman Of the I'd
Board Of Trade regiment, Leaves for the Soutt
| on Sunday evening, and any small paper par