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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary on the last will, &C., Of
Elizabeth G. Miller, late of Schellsburg Boro decd,
having been granted to the subscriber, residing in
st. Clair township; all persons indebted are therefore
notified to make payment Immediately; and those
having claims will present them properly authenti-
| Gated for settlement. 1UHa w
J.F. J. OSTER,
October Q, 1s63-6ts. EXT.
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DISS0LTITION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership formerly existing between the
undersigned, was dissolved by mutual consent, on
the Goth day of May last. The books will remain
in the hands of S. States and r. Seckman, for set
tement, until the first day of September next, af-
ter which time they will be left in the hands of an
officer for collection. The business will be contin
ued by S., States and R. Steckman, who will be able
10 accommodate their old customers and the public
generally on the most reasonable terms.
hiH8d VIM. STATES & co.
July 81, 1853. ..iitt tiN rs 's-'
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Great Excitement!
3 Farquhar has Caught the Elephant !!

Cheap Corner, Juliana Street.
The Elephant having created great panic among
buvers in consequence of his high price freaks,
Farquhar, by his first arrival of CHsAp GooDs, cap
tured the old chap, apd those who wish to buy cheap
can be accommodated at
b i1s2lsiC HEMP co RNE r..
I'VE are selling LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
' 'ai Delaines. Shallies, Lawns, Lustres,
and Shepherds Plaids, ,os
as lew as they were twelve months ago.
CaIicoss, BisacAed and Bro,on .uuslins,
saag5s and oil kinds of Mems Wear,
lLta Ready Made Clothing, &C.,
IS Per Cent. Under Panic Price. =
Our stock of BOOTS and SHOES is complete,
and embraces every size and variety and of the
best quality. .Lan n !- 81
Coffee, Sugar, Imperial, Y. H. and Black Tea, best
Golden Syrup, Baking Moasses, and every variety
of Spices.
eit FISH .AyVD SILT.
Shad, Mackerel and Herring. in barrels and half
barrels, Ground Alum and Dairy Salt.
The public are cordially invited to examine our
stock before buying elsewhere.
- 80 J.B. FARQUHAR.
Bedford, May /, 1868.
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
OAFf REAL EST ATE.
BY virtue Of the last will and testament of Dan
el Stineman, late of Union township, Bedford coun-
ty dec "a, the subscriber, executor of said Will,
will sell at public sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, the .2lst day of Nopsmber,
ne ext, the real estate of said deceased, being
TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND, ID
situate in, said township, adjoining lands OF John
AXE, ESQ.,, Samuel Walter and others, containing
| 100 acres, more or less. The Improvements are a
Two Story Log Dwelling House,
Double Log Barn, Spring House, Wagon Shed, Corn
Crib and other buildings, about so acres OF the
land are cleared and under fence, eight acres Of
which are meadow, never-faiing spring of water
is at the door, and there is also the place large
Apple Orchard. y Sale teleommence at ten o'clock
of said day. when the terms will be made known.
! Oct23 \. H. HULL, Ex'r.
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Fine parlOrs for the Accommodation Of Ladies

Room and Board per day ~ Oo
Room and Board per week ~ 90
Rooms, alone, per day W
Meals, each, oO
Meals, per week, alone, Oo
Lodging, if the room is vacated by a. m. oo
The KIMMELL HOUSE is newly and elegantly fur
nished, and in every respect first class Hotel.
invite the public to call and examine.
A. f. KIMMELL, Proprietor.
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BOG TO BUY CHEAP JsIA
Call at CRAMER 4 CO.'S
OLD STORE. May 90.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT!
SADDLES, BRIDES AND HARNESS.!

The undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens of Bloody Run and vicinity, that he has
Just opened out new shop for the manufacture OF
Saddles, Brides, Harness and everything usually
IN the saddlery line of business. His work will be
warranted as GOO. the best and as cheap as the
cheapest. Having been employed, for some time,
in some of the best manufactures in Pitsbnrs he
atters himself that he is able to give entire sat
isfacton to all who may become his customers.-
The nublic are invited to give him call Shop
next door to the store Of Captain VIM. States
W. L. LENTZ.
Bloody Run, June -, 1868.
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Pension e. Bounty Claims.

Cessna & shannon have received all the forms
and insruc tions TOR procuring Soldiers Pensions
Bounty money. The earlier application is made
the sooner claims will be attended to at Washing
ton. -..-.i !. -. -..-
.t'' CESSNA & SHANNON,
January 2, Is63,-tf. Bedford Pa
, 1863-11-11
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

&1pcf1A QlepAIc1 70 ela Au1EaEo ALAuu4e.1
6FRNar1K1D, Nov. 10, 1853.
The late elections have completely prostra-
ted the copperheads- especially the result Of
tic election in Missouri. This has mortified
and surprised them to an inconceivable ex-
tent. Leading eopperheads IN this State now
advocate change OF baseas absolutely neces.
ts1y for the saly&tion Of their party. HoHto
Co 60 and save the party from 6hlpwfeck, Is
the great question to be answered.
The Register, the leading Copperheaa paper
Of this city, is to change prop1ietors. It is
eaid that it will be made a joint-stock con-
ce1n, SO as to distribute the expenses Of sus.
ta.Ding It as equally as possible among the
leading copperheads. These are hard times
for papers Of that stripe.
Forty five counties in this State give re-
ported aud official majorities, amounting to
22,20L The reported maiorities are generally
fucreased rather than diminished by the off.
cia1 returns. The total Union majority In
the state will be not less than 30, 600.
learn that band Of 4. 6. C's organized
in Williamson county, are rowing over the
country, destroying property. and numbering
Union citizens, Within the last feW days,
three Union men hare been killed in the
ue3ghborhood OF Benton. They also compel
led the Provost Marshal to release number
cf deserters that he had in custody. They
number 16o, and are well armed,
, 1863-11-11

San FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-Datea arc 10.
c+iyed from Hokodad1, Japan, to Oct. The
Prince Of Nogath had Issued orders that Jo-
eeph Heco, Japanese, formerly Of San Fran.
cisco, and the Japanese pilots who conducted
the Wyoming to shermouski, should each be
killed. One Of the pilots was murdered soon
afterwards
The chief minister and three other mem-
hers Of the Cabinet have been dismissed bo.
cause they were In favor Of peace with Chris
tian nations. The authorities have ordered
al foselg1ess to s leays tsa Nsgssaki. Eorei9neEs
cd. The Mlkaao has issued an order that no
Danio shall purchase any foreign vessel.
, 1863-11-11
FROM MADISON.
Especial Reports to the Chicago Tribnne.]

Especial Reports to the Chicago Tribnne.1
MADISON Nov. 10, 1853.
Gov. sa1omon received dispatch from
the State Agent, NJ T. Selleck, stating that
the 5th Wieconsin and eth Maine, were the
regiments which took the large Fort, rife
pits, six guns and pontoon bridge, IN the re-
cent fight on the Rappahaunock. The 5th
Wisconsin had II killed and 50 or 60 wound
ed. Col. Allen and Major Wheeler we're
wounded, the former slightly, the litter seri-
ously.
Three hundred volunteers have been mus
tered into the United States service In this
State sInee October %.
The United States Circuit Court convened
ut this place yesterday.
Capt. Green, Of the Esd regiment has been
promoted to As5or.
, 1863-11-11

jEp1roRs TRIBUNE while Chicago Is mourn.
Ing orer the c,ash Of Rush street bridge. does IL
occur to the city authorities q the cit1eas snd ~
e,ufee men, who patson!se Rush aud adjototug
stTeets, what conyenteuco At thts time bid 20
ac1oas the rlyer at State street would bel Even
The deul6ens Of Clark street, In view Of the rush
and lam through their bridge, must abate some
what at their hostility to the proposed bridge on
State atreet. for the sake Of oace more Gctlug 4
hes passage to their dinners; s.us
the bridge il citizens would eub>cdbe hsif the
amount required. Thesubscrption was obtalued.
If may believe ths report Of mora thsa Que ~
be tie selfish policy pergadiae Clark street. the
coust1uctiou appears more remote than e7er~ sstd
Il Clark street merchant, this sumner, "Stass
street. bridge never shall be built II wo On Cla.S
street can 6rever { It," And while We do not be-
lkre the city fathers ignorant OF the necessity OF
wh1t ia noanifessly an Important public work. We
deem the Above remark significant OF n! pulling
not Ut all creditab}s to those having tho best iater
eata of the CjtY in chAYGe, R.
, 1863-11-11

0E1uA&4k Promise OF NeV Regions.
{Fson the Rocky Mornta,n (colo1ado> Eews1
Thcgola mining reelonis extending IN every
direction, New d!ggfnEe. new districts, new
territories, with gold IS the basis of their e1-
tstence, are spsingtDg mp On every side. 4
new map before us suggests these thopghts.
Upon It af the vast !" middle reg;ous' is
blocked ont Into territories. Colorado, New
Mexico, Arizona, Ecyada. Utah aud Idaho are
shown In contFAsted colors With definite
metes and bounds, where few years ago was
marked the "Graat American Desert" or
= Upc1plored Region" The march Of prog
rcss las fairly ou!htrippe3 the widest dreams
of the * manifest destiny" enthusiast Gold.
gold, is the moving cAuse, the potent wand
lhat has euticed to the arid plains and icy
monntains the tens Of thousands Who are fast
laying the foundation for future States.
The reports Of new mines are absolutely
bev vIderinE. TheyAre borne upon the Winds
from lie chilly North, upon the Southern
n:eezc, and from the distant West-while yet
INC people are 1aH wild with excitement
3pout tae Northern mines--Botse, Bannack,
tsGn 0atc and Sinking Water-there comes
st1n mnrc astounding news from Arixona.
Men art picking out from fifteen to tTenty-
seven hundred dollars ptr dav cach- with a
jack-knite. They do not pretend fn savn fha
- duAt," hut lock ouly tor the h;r 1umrs
During all this time, comnanr 1Rat tups. ti,Iso
>ears ago began With aimost noth,,r ahIs sat9s T.
pounding out, almost in sight Of whaEns 20 20
write, from twelve to fourteen thou.snd AZ.
lara in each week OF six days. This ia n ~
age, Ind the Yankee milton is several leu0ths
9,tInnH
, 1863-11-11
.Eef. Davis Speech ut Charles
'- tom.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Rtchmond papers
contain JEFF. Davis recent speech at Charles
ton. He Gays he desired BY personal obser-
7ation, &c, to understand their wants; that
It WAS from South Caro!ina's great men from
whom he first imbibed the principles and
doctrines Of state Sovereignty. He paid q
high compliment to the heroic garrison Of
Fort Sumter. The eyes Of the world were
upon them, aud he trusted the day would
never come when the Yankee Tag would
wave over that tortress; that in proportion
as the Yankees hated this nest Of rebellion,
80 is the love Of every true son of the Con.
1ederacy gathered around 1t, watching the
tt1pggle with anxious soNcituae.
, 1863-11-11
FROM NIL WAUKEE.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribun6l
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10, 1863.
By an error in my dispatch Of Saturday, the
number to be drafted from this city WAS
stated at $40, instead Of 2,700 a. was written.
Also IN the draft In the First aud Sec.
ond Wards, yesterday, the number drafted
was 100 instead Of forty. The draft contin-
ues in progress to day, Without disturbance,
snd everything 10 passing of in the right kind
OF spirit. Now and then there is applause
and laughter from the crowd, as the name of
come well known resident Is drawn. The
Third and Fourth Wards were drawn this
morning, md the Filth, Sixth and Seventh
this afternoon. The draft will be completed
to morrow.
, 1863-11-11
FROM ST.PAUl<
Captain Fish's Party Heard
From,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. J

[3peeisl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
8r. PAUL, Nov. 10th. 1865.
Some time sirce 1t WAS reported sud caused
wide spread sensation, taat Captain Ftsh's e1"
pedition hsd been oyerpowered and msssa.
cred By hostile Indians. This expedition Left
during the summer, to ascertain the best
Northern route to the gold regions. Advicea
from them Of es1ly in October state that we're
at Bannaek City, 1dahoe Territory, and up to
their eycs IN rich take Of gold On Grasshop-
per Creek. The entire average yield being
ha.f million dollars per week. The party
were to reznain there until Spring. It Is
claImed that the gold mtaes Of this region are
the richest ever opened to the adventurer.
, 1863-11-11

outrage IN SoutHeTu AAAAholss
CAIRO, Nov. 10.-On Monday night last =
party OF men, pretending to be officers and
soldiers searching for desertsts In the South
part Of Williamson county, in this State,
went . house occupied BY two brothers,
joseph and David Robinson, well known
Union men, and called them out, when max
Ing known their pretended business, they
compelled the brothers Robinson to go with
them. Horses were saddled In few minutes
ard the parties moved of In the direction
where deeerters we're known to be. .ecreted-
Nothing occurred to arouse suspicion, till,
suddenly, while crossing plece Of timber,
several Of the party fired, and David Robin
eon fell dead With ! bullet through his brain.
Joseph Immediately sprang from. his horae
and ian into th1cket. Sixteen shots were
fred at him, one taking effect In his shoul-
der. 1nnicting severe wound.
This band Of coward1y assassina Is m
known, No cause Is assigned for this out.
raee, other than that the murdered and
wounded men we're staunch friends Of the
Union, Williamson county is filled with de-
sfY3frH.
, 1863-11-11

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 10.-seyenty~four coun-
ties give the Conservative ticket ). .769 ma.
as far as heard from, reduces this majority
to about 1900, and there is little doubt it
viii be entirely overcome, and Radical ma
fority Of at least 5000 be gained when the
Complete returns are received:
Al adjourned session Of the Legislature
meets to: duy at Jefferson City. aud the ad'
icurred Joint eeesion for the election Of two
tinted States Senators meets next Thursday.
, 1863-11-11

Very Latest by the Adriatic.
LospoS, Oct. 27.-The Mission of Marshal
Mel to st. Petersburg is presumed to be
list attempt on the part of Napoleon to per-
epade thu Czsr Alexander to grant the Poles
the concessions which the diplomats Of
Europe haye hitherto tai1ed to obtain. It Is
however su.mised that the Emperor Of the
French would not be displeascd OF greatly
disappointed If the Polea maia.sioed them.
aSlYc5 tn inB1Iection.
, 1863-11-11
FROM WASHINGTON
f8peeisi D1spateh to the Chicago Tdbune.l
WAsa1NaToA, Nor. 10, 1868.

TIE ENROLMENT Or NEGROES. i
AdVices from Tennessee say that Mtjor
steafns u making successful and solid pro-
gseas In enNsttng negro troops there. lie has
established recruiting stations 1t NAahville,
Au1freesboro, dsllattn. Wa1t1act, ClarkaVlllo, |
bae1hyF111e, Columbia, and asevenson, Ala.
Loyal sisveholdeEs receive Certificates, eut1~
Ting them to $500 for each s1ave thus taken |
into military BafYlce, On navlng nseo Will The |
authorities valid deed OF fmhnumisa!on. Dis |
1oIh shareholders receive nothing.
rKRsoNAL. /
Lent. Col Dover, late Of Gen. Fostat's
staff, and formerly Of Cincinnsti, hes bsea Or |
desed to New York to serse Is Disturbing
otacer OF tho oommissafJ department.
: THE hkIhf6 foAS fAAsoAAAo'
Tne febel ptlsonets' eap'aleo N 'ao 1ecou'
pght a. hen5e 1oEa' apont s'o" N nnMvs' m,s
a<e 10 oe sen1 70 .oson .s1~u. 80 ..SI 1.e.
Ar ~ m.o r.oo, - ''N' '''.~
= ...a1:-, 49,. . o
S.nnwa.s 49, .nrt ~ H .asa,s.d u@ = .+.t.nz,ta ~"
..11N-a 80 80. 49, -ha., 1000 ,.s,,sns~ :.
r,.esS - ~ effsct th.t t.. h,. pono tn |
rh.n.noor. - ,ssnn,e command. thanpf
~. - "saasae ..o,a ~ .rn,v - No,+h.rn W.
-. =" a..sta1r- onn.a,1sd ,nd ordt,. ~
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aa~ .a"s "ser 4,u.t4-r ~ ~ -rs, aod ,.aas. tnsr. M
s.'.'t -. 49, -..,h.a ,,,,t .ar.a ar
eecaiou uAo ses w. eAs s
tne oes' "to'n 7a'a 'aA' ~ "'1t1 oo oes1
oea s1nfoa2'l'els'
~ p,,.
1"o 1eg1men1e VI ]ol netosa4ousA1
or.gaue. A.n co'PS, e1p'"oo 4oeo-oa's -
aao tf'an NJ 1oou "ne eou Me' eou.a y.
LEG tennessee n.'s!' us.e ~ ~ o e..s ,"nS T.
one nuno'eu aao '"'n's- 1e'' A''' W
e's '1e
c1ER6sH1P OF THE HOUSE.
| Earnest Efforts have been making for some
dsys past, By leading ponoeaaas' 70 aase hoa'
Samuel L. Casey, late congressman 1fom fa'
ducah (hy.) d,htrlet. consent 70 necome csn-
oidate tor c!efk OF tne aonee' oa' casey n1s
TO da5 poeitaFe'y oee1neu. a. nas .a!so
BUSINESS interests ~ ~ sou.n "A.sa i.1 ~,
hls Pe11onA' a''ea''oa 'u1s ".a' ~'t1 ~
1eeteto5a oc an.poSetoio ~. n'u ~ e11.o "
"af n'ne.on. nlacn a. 'no os.l'1vn s,., 40
e1fressea' as " "sol'es ne" eonlolnS'4'na
ao6 "A olnss@ pe'o" ef
tAaAsoA1 aoIso
Inc 1ssues o4 'ne ne" .4l''4on'a .a..ess - =.
are 10 continue. pes'sns arc MOI ~ po
changed hnt anothes quAu'S o' paper "4t 10
ueea.
| PRISONERS of "An.
! me dose1nnea' ooe' ,1s ~ 4@.aee atf..s. t
| nons 1or 1he oAseaa1To VI ptAooAsAe "A "AA'
| but no decltions arc gwen At present. i:
COURT MARTIAL.
TIN c,,raa, conrt martial has been nostpon-
Ale u..u@' W. 4':4@- -. -. -, -.
| I'd until Monday, prepafat1ons lor tae t''N ol
Col. McReynolds having been delayed In con.
,eonerre Of tbe absence of important Wit.
nesses'
TIE WAR n VIRGINIA.
It tufrs out that the occupation OF Fred
xs.,..tn-.. h1 orr cexa1rv w.s on1v made
s''sasaAe, " W 80 s,.a.t,oz
dnfne 1eeonho1Fsaacs ~ 'uA' o14es.4oH.
hn,,- or,n- .-g,v ia 1,;no a few rnflea th,s sid.
pIA ~ ~ 49,. ~ 49,.
, 1863-11-11
FROM JEFFERSON CITY.

Especial D.epateh to the Chicago Thbune1
JkrrERsoS Ct7r, Ao., Nor. 10, 1868.
Tie Missouri State Legislature met here to-
day, but adjourned until Tomorrow, for lack
Of quorum.
, 1863-11-11

ThA Election In Schuyler County.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago TtibRnc.J
RueHy111k, Schuyler County, H., |
Nor. Z, 1853.
Schuyler county has gone coppcrhead by
"a majority. The usual Copperhead minority
ie about 700. tOht what fall mas there.''
, 1863-11-11

New Yonx, Nor. 10--The nachine shops
are genernlly acceding to the demand Of tho
strikers for higher wages undnr great pres
Eurt OF work for Government.
The Adriatic arrived 1t O'Clock, With 100
passengers,
, 1863-11-11

From Fortress p1onroe--Arrfval
of Gen. Butler.
Eo11 MosnoE, Nor. 11-MAj. Gen. Butler
s1 aoa s1Ad arrived this evnning from Washing
, 1863-11-11
A Call for q Convention Of Mail Route
Agents.

The Route Mail Agents employed on the differ
ent railroads IN the following named States toMit:
cousin, Michigan, 4nd Illinois, are requested to
send ose delt9a!e from esrh Of their respective
routes. to meet In convention in the ctr Of Chi
csco. nj, o. the 18th Of November. 1898
It IL earnestly requested thst all rousea should
, 1863-11-11

4 dispatch brought from the front says
heavy cavalry aktrmiahing WAS going on Ill
the afternoon southwest Of Cuipepper, to-
ward Madison Court House. The only rebel
force this side OF the Rapidan is S!uart'a cav
alry, who are covering the rebel retreat.
, 1863-11-11

pOI2ONED.-The public mind
j zbeea Eelo1ea ed rs ! think tsey ean cot
dozen. / vi,t 70 Isl Lake Itrees Nin PROVE ~ ~.
1cots. Evtst;rt F15e Art Gallery Eartta Dc Y!;ite
q ter dcxen Ray MAS. AE6us.
cn1f.JHi.
, 1863-11-11

Progress III Wool Growing IN HIinnesuths
{From the st. Paul Preas, Oct. stl
TITS caleu1ntei that tho wool clip Of Minnesota the
preaenf year win NOT be 1eas than $4,000 sa From
ze0o 10 5 are III ppe1 below from our 1evee daily.
The progress la WOOL EEowlng 10 snnssota hss bsea
arprqachtuE rtme vf tue wool trade OF our State
Viii 30 opu of chief sources Of wealth. Eommeoe-
LIB - "-~Tf 1-' Wool
, 1863-11-11

Tss1s il no State ic tSs Union walea
can sow such sudden lnctease In its wool clip Or
docss Minaesota, aud yet oar rmsfe hase scarcely
tfo1 By ytte tfme out Etate census is taken IN f6
our nocks nave 1nc1eased to 800 co. and our WOOL
Three Or fonr ycars ogo, few grain sacks held tho
entire wool clip Of tho state, Now Is has become
department OF t7ase, and large Item tat present
pr1ce8} in ONT 6xpoFts-
Vermont grown wool ta now the hnest 10 the world.
comretition with European soroa7 hecres. u j. q
re- tha1 net Of 9qT
improved ey the ecfation oqs pare re- ntoo1 t saee3 z
he world 10 bear tner wo il or heavier te'ces.
Co.rIes ag Of diamond LaSs asnnepao a Soa;n55
has sent r. large quantity Of wool to aaton 1nelana.
to be manufacturer into cloth. and ratufned to h.
lie hsg reuson 70 believe th8t ne eau 1nfuce - maa
u{acturer to locate himself at the Falls, aoo start
Manu{ActotY OF 1ne Wo1len9.
, 1863-11-11

recently re1eced In EnropepJ tie val known lrm Ct
messrs. Hall, Black Il Co.,
cor pte1 abou. 2t0 Ct tho highest oree OF
ct. rn1s ably one OF t3e nneSs couec-
{+re Avtl offered for sala ia Naw YDr1, ano3E Na'cI
70 30 fou: a. .oIts q 4eyss 5ss Vo9
FrraselS Vsmen1en- Da Bsa', BourlA.d pevid d no
ter. Gextl1shap, Caefu1n!. Hartn Co2a. Aeyerattm.
Eyls1t. Veshey1e9. be La3ss w A.Ex; Ds 1asRss:
eminent Artist. This M lVA'1ed Collection has been
Eelec: bya uem5at Of tue above axm RON tna ttus
hut Ing 70 the Of t1e otaer branches
ol their busaeas, theT md 1t ttunonthlo 10 mAke
sritaba oIhlbltion on their osn pxern!sss a-d have
ttefefore atopted this plAn for their dupos hsEeuT
ar riding the public ot xTMttg!rE taelt
taate with Wurks OF tho HIGHEST MERIT. Tna 3b3ga
sse row on exhibition It the
"QLD DUSSELDORF GALLERY"
No SIS Broadway and viii b told outhe evenia@s OF
TsurtdaT. 10Th ard Friday 2osh HoT II. half oass ssT
CO HENRY LEEDS CO.
Aucslopeets. No. . NAas4u Straet.
Eoyu.r1in9twhf
, 1863-11-11
GEN, GRANT.

Cen. Grant has fnfuxed portion bf his own
cnerry into operations In this department,
and stbings are working" admirably. The
soldiers were at first, some Of them. disposed
to complain at the removal Of Rosecraas. ont
that Is part, and they are nov as euthu stastic
In favor Of the new n OF the old General
Bod.
, 1863-11-11

The river, you hare doubles. heard, is In
cur possession, and steamboats, are running
daily between Bridgeport and Kelly's Ferry.
This enables Us altogether to dispense with
that fearful wagon route over Waldron'e
Ridge. Besides the river, We hare an excel
lent wagon road along the rlver bank, over
which pass heavily laden trains, requir1ng
scarcely tHo days to make. the Hanslt from
Bridgeport to Chattanooga. This bolyes the
supply question. Food ind forage ara now
arriving IN ;aoundarce, and there t. an end to
the starvation Of horses and mules and to
quarter ra&ions for the men.
In that portion Of Lookout Valley where
the wagon road was exposed to the rebel fire
from tie eumuit Of Lookout, new road ras
been contracted which removes the trainB
cut Of danger.
There 1e little charge in the situatto1 at
Chattanooga This enemy menace us as stern
" as erer, and drop an occasional shell inside
the works, without Is much as "by your
1eave."
There are rurors that a fight Was In pro-
gress yesterday, in Lookout Valley. but from
the fact that no intelligence has reached head.
quarters Of 1t, and that We are near enough to
nave heard the firing If 1t were In progress,
do not place any, reliance upon its truthful
ness. Very likely picket IRE or reeonnois.
s.nee vas mistaken, by some demoraltzsd
, 1863-11-11

Some prominent member Of the "dAm.
phool" family, I notice, Is telegraphing from
Nashville, that the authorities have built q
railroad to Jasper, and thereby the difficulty
Of paleing supplies 70 Chattauo3ga over
entirely done awny With. Just SAY to that
assccisted press reporter that he tisn't up"
In his geography. If he had clambered up
and down Waldrcn's Ridge as many times as
has Four correspondent, and seen the thou
sand ofdead horses and mules that line the
realizing sense Of the fact, that Wa1dron's
Ridge lies befreea Jasper and Chattan oogs,
md must be dseeaded and descended before
supplies can reach the fortified city by var
Of Jasper.