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MILLINERY.
Cloaks. Mantillas, & Dressmaking.
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Mrs. ELIZA SPIEGELBERG. WHO HAS
1f1 just returned from Louisville, has re opcned
her old stand on First Street between Main and
Locust, where she will be happy to wait upon her
cid friends and patrons again.
She has engaged the assistance Of enc of the best
DresEmak rs OF Louisville who guarantees every
Dress she makes TO tit to perfection.
Mrs SpiegelbeTg also has bought large as
sortment OF Silks, Head Dresses, Hair Braids aud
Curls, Ladys Pocket Handkercliiefs Of every style
and great mary other articles 1tI the convc-
niencs of the Ladies of Evansville AIT vicinity too
numerous mention.
he best Sewing Machines of Grover & Bakers
mandatory for family use, for sale by
Mrs. ELIZA SPiEGELBERG
No. Is First Street bet Main and Second
mari
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LUMBER.

WHEN YOU WANT FLOORING, Wealth
erboarding, Dressed inch Lumber, Castings,
Mouldings, Ceiling, Sash, Doors, or anything eiss
nice III the building line, order or buy o.
JOHS F. GLOVER,
ap6d&WIm Cor. Main and Seventh Strssu'
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AfOLASsES IN HALF BARRELS
If1 Is half barrels New Orleans Molasses, extra ::
10 half barrels extra Sugar House Molasses /;
10 half barrels extra Syrup
fFmh2s At e. A COOKS.
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE
90 CIT Y LOT S
Wednesday, June 10th, 1863.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT THE
w Court House, in Evansville at 10 O'Clock a.
M. the following desirable Building Lots:
OLD PLAN.
Middle part of lot No. II, Old Plan, 90 by 70
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
Lots and lOin Block 16.
Lot in Block 90 @
Lot in Block 81.
NORTH EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
Lot in Block II, with Frame House thereon
SMITHS SUBDIVISION.
Lots IL and 10, in Block ., with fine Frame
Dwelling thereon.
~F g LAMASco CITY. T
Lots S. 6, T. 0, 10, II, H. 49, a. I5 I6 Is, 10, 90
2l, p, %, "a, %, 26, % and 2s, in Block 20
Lot IL in Block Is. =.
Lot 10 in Block 43. 4-
Lots l, ., 3, 4, 5, c, %, "a and 25, in Block g.
Lots I, 2, Z, 8, 9, 10, IL, II, 81 % and %, in
Lots 6, 7/12, 10, "a, 10 and 1G. in Block 70.
Lots l,H and north half off,, in Block 49, --
Lots B. g. 5, 6, IL, 49, 10, p, o. o. Is and 20, in
Block 80
Lots 8 6, Is, H. Is, 16, Do %, "a, Is. and o. in
Block 100.
Lots s. 6, Z, g. IL, ~ and ID, in Block 1N2.
Lot ID in Block l04
= Lots and in Block l9S --a4l-
Lot 2, in Smiths Subdivision of the north.
east quarter of section II, township i, south of
range L. west, containing II 10 100 acres.
Lots and 5, in Mitch rs Sub Division of the
west IN = of the north least quarter of section q,
township 8, south Orange II west, Lot 8, contain
ing . 100 and and containing s 95-1O0 acres
Lot ., in Stinson's Sub Division of fractional
section II, In township 6, south of range 10 west.
Lots ., 3. 4, 3 6. Z, s. 9, 10. IL u, b H. H. 10
and II, of Gumhert's Subdivision of ont Lot No 4
Of the sorth y OF the west % of the north west
quarter Of section g. in township g. south of range
10 west.
The above list comprises some of the most de-
slrable building Lots m the Enlargements named
Titles will be made perfect, or no sale. - -
TERMS-One third Cash. the balance PAYABLE
IN one and two years with interest, waving the
benefit of valuation and appraisement laws, re-
cured by mortgage on the premises sold.
For further. particulars apply to the under
signed at theifitiffice, on Third Street opposite
Crescent City Bank. WALKER & KEiIR
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Charley Bowen, Pd. c. VI. White, Hend.
4. &: DunkersOn, G. Atlantic Yicksburg.
Gen. Anderson, Pad
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Trimmed Bonnets-
TNRIMMED AND UNTRIMMEB BOSNETs
An9 nate, Dy one or hundred, On hand or
trimmed to order at short notice at
SCHAPKER g. BUSSIHG,
ape 20 Main Street.
MAYSVILLE COTTON YARNS-20 Bags
~ oovs and COOS Of this favorte brand for sale
s. Z. GILBERT CO.,
ny nyo No. Sycamore Street:
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

Superior, Cairo. Gen. Anderson, Pad.
d. B. Campbell, G. Riv. Charley Bowen, do.
, 1863-09-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial D1spatch to the Chicago Triouae.1
WAsH1seros, Sept. Is 1868.
In recent cavalry skirmisEes our men
have shown great ga11ansTy, and have inraE1a-
bly, proved themselves Eictors Of the rebel
cavalry. Considerable accessions to the rebel
forces a:e made by the conscriptioE.
The issae Of fractional currency In lieu o.
postage currency, will be postponed for 3
few days longer, owing to unavoidable diff"
cu1ties in printing.
After all the outcry of New York Copper.
heads about tie number OF volunteers sent
By Governor Seymour to the field, it Is as
certained TINT he has sent IN oil, thus far, one
regiment of nine montNsy and one regl-
ment Of three years. meur and several de
taehed companies, amounting, altogether, to
two or three thoEEand men. The draft In
New York city has produced luore men, In
proportion to the enrolment than anywhere
else in the country.
The guerillas made a*raid Inst night and
cut the telegraph communication with the
army OF the Potomac, cutting tho wires be-
tween Culpepper and Alexandria,
The rebels noW assign as'an excuse for the
presence Of Pemberton's corps with Bragg
that they captured five thousand Of oar men
on the first day's fight at Gettysburg Paro1ed
them and captured them again the second
day, thus counting them ten thousand.
Our gunboats to-day defeated the attempts
Of the rebels to plant batteries at Matthias
Point, on the Potomac.
, 1863-09-26

The Russian frjgate Osliaba, which has
lain at anchor In our hnrbor for several days,
aod has been an object Of 60 much interest to
cur cItizen', is about to be reinforced by a
feet of four or five vessels Of the same na-
1sona1Ity. The Epglish steamer which a.
rived Yesterday, reports having signalcd the
fleet short distance outalde Of Sandy Hook.
On paying yieit to the Osliaba yesterday,
We found her officers in the best Of spirits at
the prospect Of soon being Joined by SO large
a force Of their countrymen, with whom they
can share the pleasures Of their visit here,
.ud the attentions that ere about to be
paid them by our citizens and the
quest cf Captain Beoukntoa Of the
Osliaba, the presentation OF the resolutions
passed by tie Common Council, together
with the reception ut the City Hall and the
banquet ut the Metropolitan, have been post
poned until the arrival Of the fleet. Al Ad-
mir:l Of the Russian navy accompanies 1he
met. but his mime, or the names Of the YES
e1s sas,S composing ths feet are not snoTp On
absent from Russia two years and came to
Luis port from Cadix She Is here awaiting
Grdefs, hnd will probably Join the fleet on its
departure from thIs port, Those who have
been on board her oil speak in tie highest
terms ol ner appearances and management,
Leariug Of her officers Of every eradel W.
were told by the co urteous midsh{pmen who
escorted ug through the fricate. thst Al, nfS
cers belonging to the Russian navy arA -
auired to be able to speak English aud French,
There we're none on board the Os,isha Who
could not speak the former language corTeet.
Last nieht he yesrcls spoken Of above a.
Eignulled, and which prove to be steam I'd.
gatra, arrived ut and anchored In Flushing
Bsy.
, 1863-09-26

Shortly after General Gilmore had eecurea
thc Whole Of Morris. Island, he took holiday
:,rd visited Hilton Head aud Beaufort The
object cf Ills visit wns most pratscworthy as
j. ect forth in the following extract:
from the Port Royal South, Sept 1871
Very suddenly aud unexpectedly Gen, GIL
u.orC, giving AimstN a short leave Of ub-
<cuce from liz headquarters at Morris 1slaud,
Alter visiting The general hospital, and taking
kinely hy the hnnd tue wounded soldiers md
81 eaEipE to them words Of encouragement
:nc comfort, ipquir3ng into their wants md
treatment, he lnade lying visit to Beaufort,
where be was rcc-iyed with salute
and other appropriate honors. While
zlere, he yielted ell the hospitals IL
comfort for every patient His visit had a
good effect on the Iauents. Their eyes grew
brighter; their spirits, cramped md low,
seemed to hare impaired to them some Of the
glow and yiYacity Of their visitor. Every one
seemed to have gained new hold on Life,
and all signs Of depression and despair passed
quickly away: Such acts OF kindness. direct
Gilmore, are worth Thousand tonics It
Ehows to the poor sufferers stretched upon u
Red Of pain, aud necessarily to great extent,
without the cheering presence Of ffiend,
That lie has one in the Commanding General,
who has care for and interest in their vel
fire. And In this is found potent mediclne-
q 1nyst+ t+riouB balm that carries with 1t power
TO reanimate the droop.ng, cheer the depress.
ed, and aEakcn in Ill tbs brightest md most
We hope TINT Gen Gilmore may find time
in the midst OF his arduous duties 10 fre-
tlueLtly repeat the pleasant visitation among
the wounded Of his command
, 1863-09-26

Rebel Dispatcher from Various
Sources

The Richmond 1Thig Of the o3d has the fol-
Last Saturday the enemy ehelled Grants Pass
The movement WAS a fecler, but was unsuc-
cesaful 1t IL evident they will soon mike
movement againtt Mobile.
CHARLESTON, Sept 20-Nothing unusual
has t1anspired. The ecemy's works On Nor
strength.
A1LAHrA Sept. 16.-Reports from different
sources cppc1r that Rosecfang has been heav-
lly reiI forced by troops from Grant's army.
Rosecrans' forces are retiring on Chattanoo-
s.. eloseiy followed. Tie 'ailroad Is clear to
Tue Richmond Di.patcA Of the a2d has the
following: ......
Zo1I1corfER, Sept. e0-To Gen. s. Cooper:
The enemy made demonstration on us PES
lowed them to Bloun.sylle, six miles from
lcre Their force engaged to day Is believed
to have been not less than 2,000-au mounted
with SIX pieces Of artillery. Five other rcgi'
mcnts .are reported to be between Jones boro
and Wautsg4 bsioge, but tb.:Y bad not en :
.rged my force ut the latter place this after
{Sicucd) SAMUEL JONES, Maj. Gen.
BRisro1, Sept 2L-Afler1 the enemy retired
yesterday, our cavalry went IL pursuit.
B:ountayi1e, where they encamped last night
lie enemy again advanced from Blountsytilt
IN this direction, with the intention Of ma
king 4 flank movement Tin this Place. Z
1urce Of Federal caya1ry dashed into this plac'
Sunday night, and burned the building occu
MED for comnIsb=ry stores. They ais
hurned rai1road bridge on the Virginia ao'
Tennessee Railroad, and tressel bridge o.
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, stx milo
from here. Trains will pass oVer both point
tomorrow.
RICHMOND, September 222.-Notwith stand
5Dg collision has been predicted betTse
Meade aud Lee tor several days past. pastie
immcdiately from the army report every
thing quiet. There is m occasional caFal1,
eLifnihh,
, 1863-09-26
FROM RICHMOND.


NEW YORK. Sept. a5.-HarTey Birch, who
tas been prisoner in Richmond eince March
last, and just released, writes . letter to the
Hrazd, containing the tolloHing Items: j.,
of Secretary Mallory, assured me that they
have nine ion clads being constructed IN
Europe. five Of which would be ready for Sea
early IN October. was informed ty tho pr.
rate Eecretary Of NJ. Benjamin, stat dis
patches had been recet7ed at the State De-
partmeut from Afr. Slidell, containing the
poeltive assurance that the Confederacy
won]d be recognized by France on or before
the 10th Of January, 1854. know that jeff
Davis and al the leading rebels regard Rich
out which 1t would quickly die. The report
that jeff. Davis Is about to call cut several
hundred thousand negroes, is probably rot
without eome foundation. The proprie!y
and e1rediency Of such treasure has been
the subject III discussion In tho rebel cabinet
for severnh m onths past.
, 1863-09-26
The Sumter Sunk by the
nEA fns GN1t n ri - T. nm KE1 r.8H -,

The Sumter Sunk by the Eseb.
els ias Charleston lkurbor-
NEW YoRK, Sept. Is. 1SS3-We have Ill
ready recorded The sinking in Charleston
harber Of the famous rebel steamer Sumter
a1ias Gibralter, but have been unable to learn
whether the sinking was from shots fired by
friends or foes. The Bermuda Ga=ttte clears
up this mystery. The editor learns that she
WINS fired into by Fort Moult.ie, the rebels
there probably installing her tor fedora
nan.ot-war. The came authority says that
there were $50 persons on board at the time.
All but about 20 we're 6ayed.
, 1863-09-26
FROM Springfield.
A Copperhead Plot tcIn-
wade Ohio.
INTEKESTING MILITARY NEWS;

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Thbune.1
srR1sGF1E1p, Sept. 25. 1853.
There Is conspiracy on foot, extending
through the Copperhcad secret circles Of this
State, Indiana and Kentucky. It has been
gotten up for the purpose Of carrying the
Ohio election. The plan Is to get Copper
leads' hom!as many Of the counties in these
states as possible to 60 to Ohio sew days
before tie election, and stay until Il Is over,
as they say, to see that the election u fairly
conducted. They ore to go openly armed,
and they rather court resistance than other
wise. It s, in fact, one Of the old Missouri
raids on Kausas played over again, only on a
larger scalc Money is forthcoming to pay the
expenses Of all who will go. Tbs movement
Is to commence upon the 9Th Of October, but
will not be fully developed TIL day or two
thereafter. 1t nearly all their picnics, the
Copperhead speakers are openly urgink this
movement. At Gopperhead meetings held
at Wolf Creek. In this county, and at
Athens, Menara county, yesterday, it
was recommended from the stands that
all who wish to go to Ohio and watch,
sustain and urge the election Of Va1land!g-
Lam come forward and register their names.
It Was promised that their expenses would be
f-.o's - ~ 49, -11D ~ ~ ~ 49,
'o'e ~ 'a4,A ' a',, - "n.sn . sD9o ao =. ~
BY force Of arms, If necessary. The Union
people Of Ohio should awake to the danger
which threatens not only their liberty, but
their lives. Indeed, leading men In this State
consider that the fate Of the Union almost
mugs upon luz onlo eaeet1o1.
e1eat ooa'benu w tae coppelA7&oS' 4he5
e4alm tnas II VIII greatly a'o 'ae1r scaems.
Big: eea. oen: ur1e1son anu stan, 'aa'os
stasF ano Aa'ok N'g.aa were neRe ~ " ua3' ana
were gueesS oi tne 1ofefnos' ~ oene1,1
tooo oe1 W VIC al u1'uau ~ w -
ca111oge' aau "as tne ooee1'eo u ILL., no
"a, nases loi nls aoues ~ sasAaoAsu', so~u
Ane oene1ai - sone1lng nun sne euecsS y
h1eA 1to1n Aoise' on 'ns hhes'
Inc sangamon county 1alr e.oeeo to'ol}
VAN eons.aeAaoAo ss1As w. s7AaAo"
morse blA ale1anoel, tooh sae s"eep-
Stakes 1or s.aAsons W. .. oauas naale
"Aao Dana' me s"eeps!akes ,os p.ooaeo
fna1es JAMES H. hlus alaao ooAe' tooA
tne o"sepAee ~ ooAs - ~ ooIss
.asa.. u,nouaa,, ~ +oo,1 e" ~, tha a,orn, ~
eo"e, q. ~ ~ maSsra.4 sooA ~ ao,. o 49,. r. -
Ta,.. ~ ~ Cn..a. .t,s .aa.sa a.a,a..sn -
~ ,aas ~ ~ ,,~on,,nnas off,1aa ~ hg p va. a.
ane ror 1.d;t,. oo-,a +-;an1en, vera ,w,rded.
-thc arst to Miss lizzie hrchar mi, The
uooona - ,,;ss aTo,,on Wb;1s nj. 49,
re,v nnfs,r award os N;ss wb,te vas hv far
rhe hest rider.
ro1 cho, n Fox- of +be 1f,,st 1,,,,o,. mi.
nntears who h,a hee, nndcr ch,rpea hef,re J.,
cont natal IN a. Ton,u h,a heen honor,h1r.
, 1863-09-26
Qbtfa9o Qribn,1e.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER &c. 1858.


We devote large portion of our space
to-day to the graphic description Of the
Chickamauga battles, furnished by the cor
respondent ofthe Cincinnati Gazette. The
latest news from Rosecrans indicates that
all Is quiet along the lines, and reinforce
mcnts are arriving,
We call the attention of the people of
Ohio to the Copperhead invasion Of their
State, as indicated by our Springfield dis
PATCHES. They should be upon their guard.
JEFF. Davis, as last resort, is going to
conscript the 6tate Prison birds Of rebel
dom. II is the last effort Of the desperate
rebels.
Gen Steele is reported to be falling back
upon Helena.e ...
Our cava11yin TIC Army Of the Potomac
ere flaying the rebels right and left, and,
as usual, the gallant 9Th Illinois: hare
hand in.
, 1863-09-26

hunting up conscsipts and Union men With
dogs. If man opens his mouth IN favor Of
the Union, be Is hung upon the spot.
It is estimated that 3en.'s letting out criu-
inals from jails and:prisons, will increase the
rebel strength about eight thousand me1;
the very worst class.
Brigadier General i, George, Is now gather
irg up conscripts in Montreal, Mississippi.
Mississippi is nearly desolated. The country
Is almost destitute of food for Innn or beast.
, 1863-09-26

NV YoRK, Sept. 25.-The Commercially $
Washington letter says Gen. Patrick, Provost
Marshal General Of the army, il about to
take the field.
Brigadfer- General Terry has been rendered
the Provost AaEshalship in Gen. Patrick q
place.
. There Is great confidence felt In the army
if an advance Is made It will tc In every way
successful
, 1863-09-26

Reported Flslltfn. Between Un1on1sts
aud Kebels Ra tho Capital Of North
Carolina.

EFw YORK, Sept. Is, 1854 Hsraldletter
dated NewbeEn, N. c., 18th, says:
Last night . contraband came in and re-
ported fighting going on in Raleigh, between
the Unionists and rebel troops. It WAS pre-
viously reported that there were 5000 desert
ers, confcripts and Unlonists fen miles
north Of Raleigh, ready to advance to the as
sIstance Of their friends.
, 1863-09-26
a Confederate Loan Of 100s s0OOsOoo
Francs Effected.

FORTRESS MONROE, Wednesday, Sept @'.-
The Richmond Dispatch Of the ed says:
"Thc Confederate Government has effected
1oan Of i00, 600 eco francs from pardea In
France, based upon cotton no" IN tn1a coun"
y: !::Confederate loan In England Is tat"
, 1863-09-26

NATIONAL BANK,-Books are
opened to receive Subscriptions for stocx AZ thu
8taty; aleo, At EoyGe, Miller Lew1.'. aud at the
The Eaf1Eni B&uE pres ants to every 0us the naTAn
sase Of Bank srstalced By National Credit con
sIeeraop t.uaa who desire to Invest IN the Stock
oi the Bank Ct placn thei: money on deposit. Saw
s. Department i a1.o connected Wtn this lustsn'
mutation andsafsty. AL lnformaton viii b give. BY
ths above. tha u desslgaed Ut No CLARK snaes,
LoonIs' Heck uea- Soutn Water .tsssE:
F. H. Ri. lIE. LIE, ALEXANDER. Cashier
j r. EYzSoE, seHi-8.s7.3t
, 1863-09-26

~FADRD FLOWERS"
THIN YOU'LL REMEMBER NE"
"pH! WHISPER WHAT THOU FEEL8sT.'
30. TE TEARS! o, YE TEARS"
These foEr besu!t ut eorgs. with piano accoupant
menr. ara published In the October number Of Inc
hEDSTON MUSICAL TIMES,',
The best Muslca1 paper tn Aue.ics. 1ssued on she
ns o. Ta5a 81 ~ o p Isceoe of
ce enls ii stkrps O. currency.
", B,-JUsT FURNISHED THE FOLLOWING 6oHds
WITH EuoapsEs-' Break 1t gently TO my uaother."
TEL. me. i ny fataet Gomiag homs 2"
"Tha war IL neatly over
"wken this war Is over I'll coma back to thae+"
"When Johnny CONES marching home
!" Is that mother bending Der ms" By Mayer.
These beautiful and affecting ballads nsa founded
ne found o. ta piano or Psrso7 or essn wao e.
coPies nailed Foit. paid, on receipt Of tho price.
BERRY TOLMAE CO.. Publishers.
sets -n3li 3tnet &al Washington st.. Boston.
, 1863-09-26

1sDOME rs THE CRADLE OF
~ ARE" Which accounts f,E the fac: tha: at
cbtcsgoia Mt aSeep: ~ Is pls,nly sa9wa By tee
1t AtERiTrB aI:T GALLERY. No. Isl Lake s. By
RAT MAS, Agent. asGEn363 IL
, 1863-09-26
st,) <A1ptrttse1l1:ltts.

DERSONAL,-If"S. S. T.. Charubzr-
l. lain who 1s suppod=f to be IN this city, ana A'ck
or disabled viii lcaye.: OF send ha @ddress to S.
Chamberlain. at cttY HotbE. he Will learn Or some
thing to hf3 ad7aAtAEex ke26 nS!1 1t.iatp
, 1863-09-26

DINE LANDS!. PINE LANDS!
scW AcaEs SELECTED PINE LANDS,
IN tbs Cor1uene River. .eaE1naG averaging over no
N feet TO e1ch 10 acres fot sale By GEO ~ HLGG;N-
EGS Rel Estate Agent No. metropolitan Block.
71VsQ g.
, 1863-09-26

pENsIONS, ,BOUNTIES, PRIZE
l. MONEY AND BACK PAY, co.lected at the
1i.Iitsry ard Naval Claim sRenry Of LEAV1Tr q
c4go.. CAu, or address by mail. Be2H o3i1Jt1et
, 1863-09-26
Reconnaissance by our
Forces.
Quiet all along the Lines.
Our forces reported rein
forced by Sherman and
Burnside.
FULL DETAILS OF SATGJR.
DAYS AND SUNDAYS.
FIGHT.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tnbu1e.I
WAsH1xaTon, Sept 25, 1853.
Dispatches dated Chattanooga, II 4. M, and
Up. N. Of the Gath, were received BY the Gov
crument today, showing that Rosecrans il
tmpregnable, feels entirely:safe, and has no
doubt about holding ont. Yesterday morn
ing Davidson, Of Braggs cavalry, reconnol-
tered Rosecrans' front, and 1ate In the day
another rebel Colonel advanced towards our
lines in the direction Of Chattanooga valley,
apparently with the intention Of offering
battle, but retired without doing SO. Rose
Grams invites battle In his present position.
From appearances, Brage's army is massed
in Chattanooga Valley, before the city.
4 dispatch received from Rosecrans this
afternoon, which left him last evening, states
that he made reconnaissance in force along
the enemy's lines yesterdaj afternoon and
fould Lin in force. The enemy did not resist
the advance Of oar reconnoitering column,
Which returned to their quarters, after hay-
ing accomplished the object Of the movement
which proved to be Of considerable import
anee.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 25.-scraps Of Informs
tion from passengers just arrived, lead to the
belief that sherman's corps, from Grants
army, Joined RoEccrans on Tuesday or We'd
ncsday, and that Burnside's corps has more
recently effected Junction Grape vine re-
ports, prevalent to night on the street, say
that Burnside's force has been captured, but
no.ting has passed over the wires to-day In
dieating such IN event, and 1t is undoubtedly
G4lfe.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25,-Telegrams up to
O'Clock r. m. yesterday, from Gen. Rose
crans, give assurance that Ills position can
be aseailed only By regular siege. The pur-
poke Of Gen Rosecrans seems to be to re-
sumo offensive operations as soon as the rein.
"a. 3t.n1 34xex dafs
, 1863-09-26

Dk IN RE WARD. - Strayed
eUga w rem th hecofucs ot Halstead aad Bar
ker ttreetG Bn0}l hay Pony shoes On lore felt ANY
person returning him to PRESTON. WILLARD 4
kEAN, corner OF Clark 6nt South Water ets. Will
receive the above reward. SEES E2.a1t