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, 1863-11-20
FROM GETTYSBURG.
Imposing '~0eremonies---The Day
and the Obejeot.
Especial Dispatch to the Chtcspo Trib,re 7

! Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.l ,
GErTTssUno. Pa., Nov. IN, fse3.
lhe feH devised programme has been cur.
r1ed cut to the letter, and the eite of the rrcs,
ststle for the Union Is now marked by an
appropriate cemetery where rest It's houorcd
dead. Arraugcments had been made with
fe1d E. B.esechcr, the contractor for the
1rsrefer and intarmeht Of all tho so11t.r
cead to within the limits selected. The work
rss been thoroughly done, and ecvaral llua .
d'ed Of the heroes Of the Union sleep their
last sleop within the enclosure cunsscsatetf
ny PATRIOTS to-day.
The arrivals ysete1day we're numerous both
fom the East and West, Of Governors aud
totablet. Frcm Washington the Pspefdcc
t1sl party constituted the cht.f centre Of in.
lerst. The town has been oyeraowlog with
rtoFle assembled to witneas the dedication.
sttcia! trains have brought thousands, ara
u:htr thouEaEds hare cuna in from the sur.
rounding country.
President Lincoln and the distinguished
party accompanying him arrived here yester
day afternoon, aud soon af;cr the special
train from Harrisburg brought Gvy- Custin
AID several Eastern Governors and mtenatcs;
The Wes: las been we'll :ep:cs sntt i and too
tume1ous1y fer enume1at:on.
The leading feature Of The day was grand
,IEoceEeton formed IN the principal s.:ects Of
the town, the Marsha]s Of the United s.atea
htieE Marshs1s aud assistants of the t1av.
aided By two Assistant Alarshals appointed
By the Governor of each State. The process
zion having reached tic Cemetery, tho public
exercises which followed Terc Of the most
impressive and memorable character. Tne
oEation by Hon. Edward Ess.ett, the eolcnn
ds1ge by the choir, and the dedlca.ory re-
ra1Es by President Lincoln, will liya auongj 4
the annals Ct the war. Eighteen S.a.es arc
Represented among the dead In Gaststbu.s
Battle Cemetery.
, 1863-11-20

The Late Repalse to Gen. Wash
burne's Advance,
heavy LOSSES TO WESTERN
REGIMENTS,
Why Our Forces have
Fallen Back,

NEW York, Nov. 10.-The steamer Creol.
from New Orleans On the 11th, has arrived
She brings details from TecLe relative to ths
attack on Gen. Waehburae's advance wlict
show our loEe IL killed, wounded and miss
irg to lave been CT.
Tbs 9Th Indiana, Lieut.. Colonel Bsah1er
ras captured almost e1tire. Tac 9Th Inalana
aod 56th Ohio lost heavily. Tbs rebels out
Numbered our forces five to one.
VIC e1ct1led them In artillery, Which at
short range is thcught to have swept off large
Lumher6 Of the rebels.
Its reported that the Sd army corps is Or.
cercd to fezas, Via. the Gull. Gen. Wads-
~orth and Adjuiant Gen. Thomas had arrived
ut New Orleans.
a New Orleara letter Of the .11.h, to the
Eapstss, Gays that OUT loss In the Carton
trow affair is not 1ees than SEQ killed and
sounded and 1000 prisoners. Our troops
were caught mapping, and we're greatly slaush-
Jared, but fought brave1y. Two 12poundcr
Parrots were captured By the rebels, uhose
tolcc numbered 5000, and ours not over
1900, being the rear guard Of our army.
Gen. Price was reported at Alexandria, L.,
With Ii, 900 men, for which reason, as well as
the imposaibility Of getting supplies, IT was
deemed best to fall back. Our wagon trains
rere saved.
Orders are said to have been received eend-
ing the 18th corps to Memphis. The rebels
lave ceaaed paroling prisoners.
, 1863-11-20

= New YonK, Nov. 19.-The steamship Persia
from Liverpool Nov. 7th, and Queensto m the
6th, arrived this morning.
The Pizate Georcla, before her arrival at
Che,bourg, captured two chips and boarded
about ninety.
A Paris Telegram tries to dissuade Liver.
pool shippers from sending to Matamo1as,
rs the blockade there is effective.
Napo1eon's speech to the French Lsgisla.
tare is universally discussed Some regard
it as pacific, Others as Warlike. Some English
joprnals ak II the Emperor means that war
is inevitable Without Congress On the Polish
question.
Paris Bourse dull and lower at G8f. 90c. -
La Francs says European Congress ney
be considered aS convoked.
The Bank Of France advanced the rats five
to six.
NEW YonK, Nov. 19.-The following Is a
synopsis Of the North Americans mems, re-
cetved By the Persia:
The shareholders of the Great Eastern have
resolved to try and raise eco, 600 and place
the vessel On the India Or Australia route.
Richardson, Spence Co. announce their
Intention Of running a line Of frst-class
SCREW steamers from liverpool to PhIIadel-
pbia.
The 1talisn Minister of War has ordered
tie line Of the Va]turno to be placed in state
ct defence, and the Fortress Of Ga1ta to be
p1ogisioued.
, 1863-11-20
The Government RIRances-Prospens
Affairs In III fssesarl.
Correspondence Of the N. 7. Evening Post1

|. -aA@1fS 1N'h1BSe4afl,
correspondence Of the N: 7. Evening Post.1
t: WAs1ussroS. Nov Is, 1858.
:, Inc financial question assumca an unusua]
lntpoitenee, owing to recent e7ents In the
b17;hern money market 1t is, rnsu cred TIA
Mr. Chase has 1hs whole subject Of the IA. =
l!oia finances, Etth particular reference to
us relative vulue Ct gold and government M
TT, under consideration at the present tina
II is not unlike that he will soon come to n
conclusion thereon, and present bis 7iess to
Corgrsss. OF one f1ct a,n csrtaiu-,hat the
g. cfetaEy Of the Treasury is not, a. some recE.
!ecs PERSONS have cha1geds In h7or Of "a tfsht
morty market." It has been rrnresenfed
IL certain quarters that Mr.. Chase telIber-
astly attempted to Keep down tho money
Ial3st ohaa5,;. IN New York for the purpose Of
s:d have excellent authority for Swing th.s
Ine secretary does not believe that it 7s for
the lnterest OF tie Government that u striT
Rtns money market shall exlst, nor does he
relieVe that such Mill be the case as a per,na-
neDs condition, t9'''
The Treasury vii make disbursements as
rapidly IS possible, ard TINT is ali TIT ean
% expected Of tie Secretary, He cannot
tuf9 aside from his duties to forco an ea.v
II a'ket by rash changes. It Ia said b. par.
soDs 70 lkely to know Nj. .Chase's views tint
10 goes not taVor an Inflated currency or
tnch market as will excite undue specu1a-
ton, and those tinanciers who expec. to see
moDcy 50 easy this winter that It can be
borrowed In yAst amounts upon moonsniue
securities will be Woetu,ly mistaken
Iue interests OF the Treasury demand that
ane money market should be comparatively
esty, but 1t tho same time anything which
fenos to develop wild spirit Of speculation
i not only destructive Of the best Interests Of
Inc waole people, but also Of the immediate
prosperity Of the Government. If I m1staEe
=. not' ne Secretary Is poncering this question
be mar arrive ct is likely to hayu an imme.
diate effect. A~A~A4so
, 1863-11-20
outrageous Delay in Paying the Ac-
counts OF Dead Soldiers,

WAsHlNsroN, Nov. II, 1868.
The TINES Washington correspondent,s
dispatch, about the s:Outrareous deiay Ii
settling and paying the accounts Of deceased
roldters.n was true. It was In thu Sccoud
Auditors Bureau itself that he was dfstinct1v
1htor1aed that fourteen months would elapse
from the presentation Of claims before ti1eY
wonld be paid. It IL therefore true that Hshe
Eetra Of those Hho fell at Gsttrsbura, In July.
ls63, may not hope to be posd Til
November, 1864" and It is eouTIv trne @
that "the bare statement Of the fact il
the fullest ceusure Of the scandalous inner
fections Of the machinery Of the Second An
ditor's Office" "In,perfsctIon Of the u1ochiae.
RI" eay--rot the lazy working Of tie ma
chinery. The system In the Nayg Denar:-
ment, Of Immediately settling and paying the
account 8 of sal1ora and mar11ea Killed az sea.
referred to, not as model, but as q con-
rrast It could be used as model, however.
One paymaster, permanently attached to eve
~ brigade, would easily, promptly and eco
nomically do what paymasters on shipboard,
do-immed dlately make up and forward the
accounts Of the dead after every battle. Bat
1t Is not my business to reorgan;ze bureaus,
The tmperfecticn Of the machi 1srJ for pay
Ing the debts due to the mothers and W.doVs
Of soldiers killed fighting for their country,
Is as notorious as it Is shameful. or ali the
Debts of the government, theaa are the most
sacred, and eho1ld first be- paid. Thay are
paid the last And I but 1epreseut deter
mined public opinion, when say that Con
gseee will abate the nuisance Of fourteen
month"; fambltEg and mumt1fnE over the
accounts Of the heroes who have died in
battle
, 1863-11-20
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1863.

e1ess in vindicl:Icn Of cur zoble Mrz. Wit,
teDEeyer from charges that have bean iasia.
pated sgainst her. The people arc almost
universally fattsGed With the manner In
which the sanitary Agents OF the State haTe
Performed tkeir duties.
Mrs. Harlan ard other emfneat ladies' Of
1he State hive done much to perfect our
saritary Organization.
Judge Dillon IL made President Of the neE
Organization. The executive power Of the
Aseccietion ia reetca in board OF control.
composed Of one member from each Con
gtessiona district The Convention ad-
1onrped at ten o'clcck this evening": general
good feeling aad confidence prevailing.
, 1863-11-20

(Eec2Use. the Rebels have Gc1B
to Whip BurnsIde,}

CHATTAS ooaA, Nov. 19.-Dcsertions from
tho rebel army arc now more nunerous than
2. apy time since tho expulsion Of Brsgs from
Middle Tennessee. The Generalization of
ise REBELS increases daily. On the otter
It's. Re ealistnents lu the veterau cores ara
more NUM- erous than was expected, and good.
authority says that Eos less thin four tlfths
CT ne entire fore. will enter the army for tbs
All is quiet, md the weather ficc and co,l.
, 1863-11-20

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1o.-Every assurance
}lns been given to the Christian Commission
tn the Richmond prisons reach them.
Gen. Meridth, United States Commissioner
Of Exchange at Fortress Monroe, engages to
receive all stores sent to his cara by express,
and send them. By flag Of truce to City Point.
Commissioner Ou1d giyes written assuran.
ces that they WILL be received ut City Point
snd delivered to the prisoners to whom they
are directed.
Gen. Neal Dow md other reliable men
smougftha prisoners will receive and dist:Ib-
ute Whatever is cent.
, 1863-11-20

| " our Secretary Of StAte- eaw M, Seward
tha Halian Min1eter AID two Of the oflcen
CUT riding oday. It was evidently outte ,
Qaaker party: TIE italian Minister canno
speak 4 wo.d Of EngGsh, and tho ofacarI
M wsse plooaoly IN tie same fix. OF courte,
course vas neceesa1ily Of quite p.ntomIanie
character. Mr.. se~ard locks pale, thin and
careVorD. Tie italian npiform ts sone rh-f
fl1n1lar 70 onrs, but more ehoxY-lurge bo1.
hon e!aulets and stripes Of ditto on sleeves
and other PORTIONS Of the coat,
ase ftmalca have been appointed Poata.as-
Frs, II l naT be allowed the bull. EZRA.
WAEH1kdroN, Nov. 19.-Tno~ United st,t.s
District Court, at Alexandr1a, judge Under,
wood presiding, ordered, YESTERDAY, decroea
o. conhbcstion and sale agairbt the propertv
O. Thirteen pcranns, Including Capt. Ffench
ferest. Late Of the United States Navy.
Wss President, and Major Gaines JQd..o IA
Totate, was dissolved to-day. It's findings in
me following cases are officially. aunouuced.
assse se ExedeFlek Mccstter found guilty Of stea1
1ns $t6,00o Of Government money, and sautsnced
csptn adw!asa hs,:t,at 4 ab,n!
ter, convicted Of stealing sis 10 and ~
&c cdaeaiered @ compelled to 1o1End tho money and
crPtatn e. II. LeIy, Assistant Qaarternsster.
q signing false csttidcate Of ply Of
Atn <l.AAuAll0 AEH E3kn1GYtH. Cotn nN11Ad
. refund and to forever be disqualified for holdinT
any o1nce Of profit Or trust in the United Slated.
The asgs on the public buildings ara tI,a1t
mast to day, In homer Of those who frii at
Gettysburg. 1'' 0'
.WAsn1So1oS, Nov. 1o.-.By the act If
March 8 1853, the Scc1ers,Y # the Tr.ssurv
is authorized to Issue $40, ,00o, 900 in Trea.pry
notes, rnprtng not 1opger than three vearS'
ard beatibg Interest Ut rate rot hieher fb.n
Enn
der for tho face value. ''A'
Under this authority, $50. .oco, 600 Of tia
two years. notes, ut s per cent. irterest naya.
Die every six months, were nerotiataa ,1;tb
tue assoctated banks Of the three cities. on
tho sth Of September last. Thsse notes aTe
to be ltgM tender for their facs
II -, paid out By the banks. they
= u to great degree operate as an eouiya.
lent Increase Of currency. Plates hayo Al.
Rudy been prepared for tbs 1ssue Of ona vesr
Iotes at the ZANE rxte Of interest, psyahie nt
maturity With the pEccipa., which n3ts1 ara
been arrived At as 10 their isaue. wv
The aggregate amount Of .. s, 1ecaf ten.
1er Dotes H|tch the Secretary his bsen An.
'Iotfzed hy the variou. ACTS Of C3nrrs.e 70
'6nc, absolutely is $401. 900 G1O. All thia
Las been issued. He has besides
!: :oitlonal anthority to Issue So, coz. 900 tar
he redemption oftempo1a1y loans shouid |
become necessary to do SO.
, 1863-11-20

! IF ,cU-f p.c;fe {e con
! D,e,sr, M 1.,e1. *4a annins y
nilts to comniet- - te r.as.. ~ c..e NV nanotes .
! fro.thi-as of tbo -,.a =, s
! ,nr,nrh fhe ,n,s+ s,s+.shes $500" ~ ion'
Western 3fsssonri and Il mnst =. ~ 1o.ah M.s y
cspfta1 can h, ;ranced ~ ,,mn,a.- ~. .e&'a'
whenever f,n,,h.d +hara -fr s,o !oAa
c,a5e from Sc. Lonis vest to ~ $500 ~ on'
Ltayeuworth The ra,1rn.a - s..au = .sus.ss'.
tior reachee. hv xsv of g. 1a..ss1 !,
and P.utte Vn1lev Road ~ - .-.eA'
ui1es dfs:ont Th7s .o.,ss. eeH1a' eesea
Atchisn, thu f.,4has+ ~,a,.t. . ot u ano
ton with ra,lro,ds ~ N7' ~ s0i'1s's
1+arrnror4h r. ~.
tin rnoro ai,cct cr,,r--..',. .seote 70 %"
great lines Of tzaye1 and traf,,c .h.sta. 49,. 10 -.
in the 1suds OF Lenyenwor+h nsn ua's. as1 ~, 10
z.ne Ct Platte co,nty ~ - ~ aa.s. ~ st'4'
road from cameron ~, <ho - 49, ~ "
doc Road to the Missouy1 P;re- aa.s...~ ...a n.'
Iesycu6orth. rhov h,v, rt<ss thstaS@" sl'.'e
drcd thousand dol1ars for th,. n1,ooss 49,
Hannibal and St .1osonh sc-.. - :. 40
stood. to put The ro,d fp rnnr;n, .,,s.. 49,.
on the ro1ilue stock. ,nd nm 4h-er~,, +,.in ra'
Cameron Is forty mile. esst Of At IT, aas
thirtx.seycn miles northeast Of 1,eavanw nw,-+h
Seventeen miles Of the proposed n,ad IN 81.
ready graded. From Lcayenworth n ~
rerce is about thirty miles. Bv v.vo 81
Joseph. OF by any route CONNECTING Tith thr
mouth of tho Kaneae, the distance VII, he
xot t3ess thsn one hundred r,,1es ~ T,..a.s. w.
The complet,on of th,s c.r,arn, 49, T.."
enwo.th Road. and thence IN J,w-on.a N~,..
-~0 ~ V0@"Ae0ces1ARSt
, 1863-11-20
FROM IDAHO.
0hf1nE Act Of Hfgl1tgnymen-A4 Stare
Coach Robbed By Frcebooters.

Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribunal
BAxSocK c171, idaho, Oct. is, 1863.
This morning the express running betueen
this place and Virginia City, was robbed,
The circumstances are as follows: AZ f6e
coach Was passing. through Spring Canon,
two highwaymen, masked and mounted upon
horses, dashed over point Of . bluff, level
Ing their gpna upon the driver md passeu-
gers with the command to Aalt. The passen-
gers were then ordered to raise their hands
and to 60 ont Of the coach, which was
accordingly done. The driver, who was not
armed, vas then ordered to dIsaru the
passengers, which he declined doing. but vas
soon brought to terms By the per6uasion Of
couble barrel shot gun, leYeled at his head.
Alter having disaymed them-four Ia uumbsr
-he was ordered to relieve them Of their
money by searching their pockets. ana de-
Fo6iting It distance from the coach. with
their IeFolyers, the result being as follows:
f:on D. AcFadden, they took $500. from
Nr. Madison, $500, rom Mr.. Percy. Sl00. and
from Vim. Bunton, $40, making in ali $3.50.
Ihey were then ordered to get INTO the
coach, and leave as quickly as possible, the
robbers remaining upon their horses until
sae coach Was out Of sight
No one Is yet has been arrested, and the
1obbera viii probably 60 undetected.
, 1863-11-20

Il Naval KuxaRernent.

alG, GATED ..Of Mobile, October o9d. j aav..
The Colorado {1sgthip) aud the Genesee,
haG IN engagement With tho t'Ealiek' Z M. II
vessel Presented By the ladies' Of Mobile 10
the Iehela. The Gene-ee fired two shots and
ths Colorado three, when the rebel ram al
n'ost Immediately put back under Fort Nor.
E4n. The rebels nave one fron. clad. tyo
51eanetls : : r and tloating battery in ths Bay,
, 1863-11-20

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dlspatch to the Chicago Tsibuue.1
GALEsBuEa, Ill, Nov. 10, 1se1.
The F1rtt (Chlcago) Board of Trade .eel-
ment, I'D Illinois, is in the fl6ld for recruits
In this and adjoining sections of the State,
Capt. D. ". Whistle having opened IN Office
for that purpose-Capt. HoibrooK REPRESENT t.
ing the ssme miseion In your city. Captain
Whittle has branch recruiting Offices at Avon
and Monmouth.
, 1863-11-20
Corrfepondents Of the Ncw York md
HE%fGFD ksreXx Ii, M a Ml.9 nnfan

CoffeePondentso Of the NOW York and
"e@tefn Press LII asWasl.1u@ton.
Inc following article Published in ths
washington Republican,, may be interesting
as giving an idea Of the tezsoad Of the manu-.
lecturers Of Washington aexs:
! 4 list Of the representative Of New York.
Philadelphia snd Western ncw3papern In
| Warrington will possess general Interest.
II WILL also hare value to thoee who haya buai-
ness Tilh these gentlemen. It may tend.too,
to discourage :fauduleut- assumptions Of .
connection with these Journals, and break up
notorious traffic, (which, 1t Ii well knoTn.
has existed for long time in Washington
carried on By persons who assume to be con.
nscted @ nth those papers, for the purpose Of
egraph wires. and In various other ways m
Proptaat1ng the Influence Of the prees, which
dces not belong TO them. TAa folio wing are
the names:
New York 77ns<s-Samue} Wllkesou. chief Frank
4; By.Egton, ". d. Kent, asaoc!atet. s @ ''is1' a.
=, new no1k Hsrd1-L. A. Whitley. chief; Jas.
u NV AZ niey; Yo y , a.: Carpenter; F. associates.
retpondent. "e''"-<'so' w. AeAsn0' regular COZ
New York Ess4sag Prst-D. ". Bastlst. re.a-
-, New York Das!y 4Nus-F1aak 8fiElherny, reg
rM4ilaaslPhia Mqairer-u. H. Painter, chief j.
,-hatt Associated Pre<s-1. \. Go5rlght, chief; -
chtcsgo Tribune, Jas. c. z. Forrest, regular
G,neinnatt Gazstts-whita1av Reid, regular cor
SPECIAL atspatcE reporter for the Cincinnati Cd
, fsas, .. Loofs Oemoerdt, Chicago Tribune, Pitts
Retss chief; W'n. B, Moore, associate.
,,specis1 dispatch reporter for Detroit Fres
ITess, Cincinnati GJmntrcid1. ST Louis Repu6H-
eGn, apd Chicago 1iMss, G. ". Adams, and
Ohio sos Journal B. Moo:e, regular cor
Chicago n ,ass-Tto1as Cook, regular eosres-
Boston *'ou'zaz-Bsn. Peslcy Poosc, regularcor-
Boston Irareller-D. IT. Bartlett, regular cor
Boston TFanscr5rt and HeraHd-G. ". Adams,
regular correspondent
To this abatement, it maT be added that most of
tue leading papete OF the county have also here
ether pe:sons more OF lees intimately connected
with their Washt ngton bureau, but who, for va
flos IensoDs, are uot c!assed as regular attaches
OF their respective fourna'8.
, 1863-11-20

Memorial from Citizens Of Glasrnrr
to Prevent her Departure,

New YORK, Nov. ia late London D.
per publishes memorial from the Glasgow
Emancipation Society to Earl Russell, Fen.
reeentfpg- that O vessel similar to the Ala.
llama, In that harbor, has just been launched
By James and George Thompson, and ula-
ehine.y being rapidly placed in her Tith a
finished, and which is reported to bs f5r the
purpose Of piratlng under the rab=1 lag, hay-
Ing been built under contract for ~. s,
Lindsay.
She has gun ports and all other appliances
Of war. The vessel Is disguised with paint,
DC, and Maf1it, Of the Florida, is in Glasgow,
uemoralists imp1ore Russell to prevent her
departure.
, 1863-11-20

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 Rebel guerilla
sre growing rery bold in Virginia. Tney
hare captured several suffers and citizens q!
Falls Cturcb, Fairfax Court House, but few
miles from Washington.
The story TINT Lee has fallen back from thu
Rappahsnnock Is doubted.
TIE GALLANT AFFAIR AT RAPpauAy.
MOCK STATION.
From Private Lctterj
CA12' G1u MAINE, NEAR BRANDY STATION,
Nov. 10, 1868.
Your letter was most welcome, and came
in good time, just after had got out Of the
~orst ecrape ever the regiment Was in. Oar
regiment, as sktrmishers, stormed the rebel
forts at Rappahannock Station, Nov. 7th, in
the night. About ten minutes after ne got
their guns and were In their works, the 5th
Wisconsin came to cur support, and for half
an hour We fought the rebels hand to hand
with basoaefs, swords, stones md c1ubs. We
got posteksion Of their bridge, so they could
not cscaEe--held their two forts with their
cannon. After half m hour, the 5th Maiue
ind three New York and Pennsylvania regt-
peuts came up, and we took al! thai did not
swim the riyer-108 officers and 1900 m IN.
eeTen guns and eight co1ors. Our regiment
did the most Of The fzhing, supported nobly
By the 5th Wisconsin, when they got up. Tbs
work was done BY tie time the four other
regiments came 10, and they had nothing to do
bur gather the spoil; though 1suppose the
Penl6ylvania and New. York papers viii
crsdit their regiments with the victory.
We lost sixteen officers cut of twenty-five,
sud one hundred and twenty-five enlisted
more than Ill the rest lost together.
The rebels were about two thousand to
three thousand in numbar, and had strong
positfon, and acknowledged TINT they never
saw men fight before as ours did. got one
ball IN my coat, smother struck my sword
scabbard, and my face was burned BY rebel
who VAS 80 sure OF me that ha just mlssed
me. I think I hare Dragged enough this
time. but my story is tIue, anyway.
It is yeiy cold here. and the mountains are
white with snoH, and my hands are quite
numb. SO must close.
NEW YORK, Nov. ia Herald Washing
fpnas fpn dispsteh .sy says: o. Sunday the rebels
the Rapidan. but not ont Of range Of their
batteries at Raccoon Ford.
Two deserters we're publicly branded yes
terday.
The rain On Sunday exposed horrible
sight on The Rappahnnnock.: In the rifle pits
!aoA1 "14CA AAc Itoele 1et1[eQt On Ills side,
the WashingR Of the rain uncovered the half.
buried arms and legs Of those slain in thelr
recent sHrmish With the 9th CORPS,
The Herald has the folio Ming:
ARMY OF TIE PoToMAo Nov. 17.-Each In
dlana and Wisconsin regiment In this army Is
sending homo one commissioned officer aud
tWo ptd!ates from each company, on recruit.
ing service, with the expectation Of filing
their thinned ranks with volunteers.
The No,3d's Washington dispatch says:
Arrivals from the front tonight bring no
dispatches, and show that the1e IL nothing >:
interest developed to-day within our lines.
4 deeerter from the ed Louisiana has ar
rived here, and thinks Lees army Is about
50 ,0m. he adds that the Notifications on tho
RapidAn are formidable.
, 1863-11-20

Mectfn: OF q. S. Asscasorx-A f.cn.r,,
C6uTension Called at Cleveland.

sspecsal Correspondence Of THE Chicago Tr,5uno !
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II, 1853,
At meeting Of the q. S. Assessors in
ftnade]rhis, representing tha entire coua.
trF, on Thureoay last, the 12th inst, it mas
resolved to hold General Convention of Al.
sstscss In Cleveland on tie third Wednes-
d4y, (1cth) Of December, f,r the purpose OF
bringing together the year's experience of
The working OF the Internal Revenue Law,
With rieT Of proposing ruch amendment
to The irregularities Of the Law a. our axpe.
rience shall suggest.
, 1863-11-20

The next national agricultural Fair in
Liberta 1B to be held at the city OF Buchanan,
Bsssa county, st. Johns River, On tbs second
Monday In March, 1867. 4 fue display OF
agricultural and other productions is autfci-
pated. Buchanan is the residence Of PresI-
dent BaEson, who, having served the usual
time, will on the 1st January retire to his
coffee farm at Buchanan.
, 1863-11-20
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