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, 1863-11-14
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune1
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, Nov. Is, 1858.
Gov. Yates left this evening for Chicago on
important business Of 3 National and State
character.
Lieut. Col Loomls, killed BY Major Herrod
Of the 9Th Illinois cavalry, was buried with
MaEonlc honors at Duquoin, H., on Saturday
last.
An average Of serenty-dre recruits report
themselves daily to Col. Cakes for the Uni.
ted states service. They are q fine class Of
men, and rill fill up the old regiments speed.
i]y.
The residence Of Ex Gov. Mattesou, bought
in BIZ the State GONG time since, Vas, on yes
ttrday redeemed BY Mr. ". E. Goodel1, he
paying the $4,000.
Robert NJ. Jennings, assistant postmaster
at Cairo, VAS brought before the United States
Commissioner Last night, On charge Of EN-
bezzllng, eecreting and destroying letters.
TIE evidence nas circuustautal, bnt 1uhl-
cient In the opinion Of the Commissioner to
hold him to ball. ]. Q. Harmon and David
J. Baker became his surety for s, 900.
, 1863-11-14

Skfr2nish-Rai1road Accldeut
Soldiers Intukcd.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-The New Orleans
Era Of the 4th states that the rebels attacked
Wasbu1n'e advance on the Sd, driving 1t in
towards the main body They we're checked
soon, and In turn attacked and pursued.
Our force captured some two hundred pris-
oners. Our loss was forty kil1ed-the rebel
loEs one hundred killed.
A collision occurred on the Sd, on 0pelou.
ss3s {La-) Ra1lroad, between two trains, kill
ing from twelve to fourteen Of the 97th ILL.,
nois regiment, and woundtng many more Of
the tame regiment. 4 party Of the 54th Illi-
noIs MAS on board, two Of whom and some
retel prisoners we're Injured.
Nothing about army movements.
NEW YORK, Nov 13.-The New Orleans
correspondent of the Exprsx,, dating Ne n
Orleans, 9TH, says; Our forces have fallen
back to New Iberia In reference to the re-
ported attack on Washburne's advance, On
the Sd, the same correspondent says: If the
rebels attacked our advance It was some dis
tance Ibis side of Vermillionvllle, for the
amy was south Of Bayou Vermillion, st thas
time on It's march back to the Teche- There
is . rumor here that the result was d1sas.
trous to the extent Of 200 men captured.
This story Is said to come from Union
Major.
, 1863-11-14

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FARTHER Po1Rr, Nov. 12-The steamship
Bobem: an, from Liverpool the Goth, tia Lon.
donderry the S0th ult,, paaaed this point 1t 8
o'clock this evening.
West India mail advices say the raba1 pti-
Vateer GeorgiA pasaed Falmouth, Jamaica,
September 18th, nnder full steam, and on the
same evening she MAS believed to have cap.
1uted Bteamer. -.
There bad been some little commotion In
naval circles fn England, owing to 8 rumor
that an attempt would be made to take out to
sea by force the steam rams 10 the Mersey.
Orders we're received at Plymouth to send q
vessel around to Liverpool, and 1t was stated
Ing Of ordere. the iron plated trigate Prince
Coneort had started for Liverpool In the
meantime smother gunboat had reached the
Mertey on the o5tb, and WAS anchored oppo-
tite the Laird yard, and ready to start at d
moments notice.
The London Morning Star announces that
the Flecch Government has Informed the
United States Minister to France that the au-
thorization for the construction Of certain
vessels of Har, now proved to be building In
France for the Confederates. aud for certain
cannon and munitions Of war for their arma-
uaent, had been Withdrawn, ard the parties
engaged in the business had been warned Of
the danger Of prcGecutlng the Hotk.
FRANCE,-Rumors arc current that the
French army would soon evacuate Rome,
leaving only q garrison at Ceyita Vecchia,
and that Spain would send 10000 troops. to
Rome
Japan detailed accounts haye been received
ct the English bombardment Of KanagAws,
japan. Seven veseels vera engaged, inelud-
ibg two figates. The British lost Il killed
aud SO wounded The forts mounted 93
guns and mortare, The ships vera $50 yards
from the forts, and without 9 land force.
Admiral Keefar could do nothing further,
ard as salsuma evidenced no desire to nego.
ttase, the feet left for Yokohoma to re1t.
TIE object Of the expedition WAS AZ fa< from
being gained as ever, and If the Japaaeso IT.
mained obstinate, "a large army would be
necessary to obtain satisfaction.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
HALIFAX, Nov. Is.
- TIE steamship Asia, from Ligerp DOL, Oct.
Slit. and Queenstown. November LIST, has ar
Henry Ward Beech.r came passenger In the
Aefa.
Tic Perela's news had little effect. Much
surprise ie expressed at Roseerans' removal.
nonncea % is the National Steam % Navigation
Company Of London and Liverpool, With
capital Of tHo millions sterling. The object
Is TO accelerate the substitution Of powerful
screw steamers for sailing vessels In Amert-
can and other trades. The first step will DO
to establish lines frcm liverpool aud London
u ING" 1uIhs VI etcAA1EAa VI 4a4&o e4AGs nAA
capacity for fteight ind passengers.
Three neW steamers have been provision.
ally purchased, aud contracts made for others
OF 8 COO tons each.
Tie steamer Braganza, from Liverpool, 1T
Lisbon, was boarded in the Bay of Bizcay by
the pirate Georgis, and asked for newspapers
and shipping inleIligeree.
The Me1sey Rams remained in the possess.
ion Ct armed marines. The work On them
had been suspended. Two gunboats also
k+pt watch over Laitd's yasd
FRASCE.-Tha pirate Georgia arrived at
Cherbourg on the 30sh, to reTtctual and coal.
, 1863-11-14
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

NET YoRK, Nov 13-Another week fs ex-
uected to ba full Of exciting news from
Meade, who has not Jet ended his campaign.
A Washington special to the New York
Detsc6ments Of our Infantry and cavalry
hnndtomely thraahed stuaIt's cavalry near
Mitcbell's Station, three miles Southwest Of
We now hold all the ground In Cu1pepper
county that we held SIX week. ago.
The rebel soldiers are well fed. Through
the new winter camps On the south side Of
The Rappahannock, our advance guard found
scattered about pume1oustin cans, once flied
with prepared meats and vegetables. aud we're
interested to find on them Baltimore and
New York labels. Lees troops are hard up
for shoes, clothing and leather, which are
econonized. Lees purpose to winter he
tween the Rappahannock and the Rapidan is
further proven BY their preservation Of the
railroad connecting the two rivers. but the
rtbels, on their retreat across the Rapidan,
destroyed the railroad bridge which spans
that etresu.
4 headquarters dispatch, dated Nogemba,
70. to the Heruld, saJs:
Large reinforcemeots Of workman Ind ser
, 1863-11-14
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
MATTERS IN MEMPHIS AND
VICINITY,
1NTEEH6T1N FROM Ar
KANSAS.


Especial Dlspateh to the Chicago Tribunal
cA1Ro' Nov. Is, 1868.
Ii hempnls papers OF tho evening OF the llth,
received " @ne steamer Ferry, ruuora were
prevalent IN hemphts that Marmaduke has
oec1 captured twenty-five miles from has-
SMALL 1exas, oy q squad OF Union cavalry
VINO "ere out on scouting duty. Three OF
ms sIau we're WIN mm. one ran tae gaant-
les aao escaped a1'er oelng 6nos In Ine s"ord
arm. There Is doubt expressed as to tbs
truth Of the report, And /. give 1t fof HnatN
u worm.
Inc 1oilo"lng ID tne Vole OF Inc wisconsin
teg."enta IL heo bona taarca' 4otn MA
cast ~ SoteS' u WHICH was copper.
neao' 20 WISCONSIN caYa115 caS1 oSet oo
fo'es' 10 VI WINCH nos" eoPpoS"e@o' no"
a,U 80 ,oppel1saas
~ 4o"s 40 ''AS-A = 'A'N %11' 0~oAAe'AA0
ss a'". ,,u,x T. 49, ,...-,n
uofnn ornv nnder Cnrtis , vear ag, 1aet
1n1a u;, ~,fa o. 1ott .,ona ~ eS,,d =.
charge Of the farn. She aucceeded very well,
with the assistance of the nefghbora, Ia
n1.rttnp cron. Init .hefore harve.t the .c,r.
cumslaocs8 o' 1et case pee7a1a Aoo'a 10 Inc
gue1illas, who visited the place and carried
o{r evervth1n, th.v wished. and 'dest,ovea
~ .'.A. ~
tie hard' earned products al her labor. Hay
irg little left, and starvation staring
her in the face, she concluded to try TO reach
-. ..z - 49, ,.a..s =. 49,. f..., 49,.
me"pn9'aao W .na' aeanS W neaf 1oa nes
parents who reslde1n Marshall county, Tenn.
Sis procured team, aud with what abe had
1.ft 81. ont. Rat . em,1I nortion of the
.ei'' 90. oas' ouS s"au fo1uou " ~, vao
journey had peen passed over when gue11iaa
! met her, took team and everything aha had,
even to . norton Of her clothes she WORE
@>su ~ po.1saA y. ~. s.es1sa eno W.
ano lett Fer IN the ROAD alone' perfectly aes'
| ti,ute. By begging her way and travelling
fba corrtru -, foot abe .rccaedea IN react.
,",~"-s,,. - ss.... - ,co s.,,aa 81.
irg Mehpn1s, dlstance OF loo foAes' sae
reached our city in condition Of destitutiou
thai cou,d but move the hearts of every
| h.hn,aer @ Vim has snark ot humanity IN hfs
bC6pm. We understand that measures have
, 1863-11-14
FROM JEFFERSON CITY,
Triumph Of the Radical Party.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.]
JErrEasoy C1rr, No., Nor. IS.
The election Of B. Gratz Brown and John
B. Henderson to the United States Senate il
i grand radical victory, Henderson Is under
the most pozitive radical promises, without
which he could not bare been elected. The
radicals Here threatened with successful
cspperhesd Clay bank coalition, unless they
supported Henderson, who controlled enough
votes to effect that result.
The defeat Of. Gen. Schode1d'a candidate
Col. Broadhead-is ominous Of the downfall
of his nomination when he reaches the Sem
ate. The Ciaybank party is virtually disor-
ganized by this victory.
JEFFERSON C1rT, Eov. l3.-The ballot
which resulted In tine election OF Mr.. Brown,
to the United States Senate, tor the short
term, this morning, stood as follows: Brown
II, Broadhead 6s, VOORHEES, Q.
TIE next ballot resulted In the election OF
John B. Henderson for the long term, as fol-
lows: Henderson 81, Phelps u, scatter
Ing 1o.
, 1863-11-14
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tripuue.J


CNCENAT1 Nov. Is, 1865
uoGs-The weather Is quito mild tc-day and wholly
unf,t for curing, which had tho lnutnre the mn
ket but the feeling the part Of holders, was any.
thing more nr, and 1t evident that II the wea.
tAer lac been sui able. prices would hare been push
ca up toa higher point Ut the close. sf1er the news
from New York was made public On 'Changa. As 1t
was the market decidedly firm, at $ss596 80 for
eo0 D averages and upward. The receipts were
atout % head. Tbs sales were: 500 averaging 200
D. at ss co. go averaging ns at 6so 100 avesag-
Ing 200 NJ, At $6s5.
PRov1s1oxs.-Tne sweeping speculative demsnd for
Mes PORK In New York had the influence of the mar.
let, and quite large buelness waa done ut SIS co@
1a.to itr old packing Of 1861; and s1se@ds 50 for
1s63; gales Of this seasons at about $780, as
We understand. The total amounts sold, reached
Close 0 barrels and tho market closed buoyant.
Lard nrer aud In better demand Old sold at lie for
Country, and Ike for City. good demand for b.
ton, at TIC for Clear Slices, and bA@6Ac for Shout
defs.
GRocEBEs-The market remains 6rm, with falr
jobbiug ce1uand, At full prices. The stocks Of al
kinds are light We quote n. O. Sugar at l3Ac.
TH1sKT-The market Is firm and In good demand,
At ecaso4c. Tie latter price for wagon. The sales
were 2t0 barrels.
, 1863-11-14
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tsfbnne1
ST. Louis, Nor. Is, 1868.
It is reported in Missouri that Quantrel is
on his way to. Missouri with heavy forca Of
guerillss, to make raid on some towns. Tor
the purpose OF plunder.
A negro escapade, By which over seventy
co1ored chatte1s are lost to slavery, took place
In Ste. GeneTie7e county, Sunday night.
, 1863-11-14

Firing still Kept up on Sumter.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 13.--The United,
States etea1ner Massachusetts, from Charles
ton bsr IN forty. two hours, arrived this sitter
noon. She reports that firing Was still kept
up on Sumter, and the fort Was entirely demol'
ihhed.
the rebels put up flag every night, which
is shot awsy every day. There had been no
filing on Char1eston Of lite i.
, 1863-11-14

~ Since the late startling rumozs, m1n
has been detailed to watch the movements of
V.4llandighan, but It deserves to be added
that he Is in the pay of tbs landlord Of the
great exile, whose only fear pertains to his
board bill.
, 1863-11-14
THE WAR In TENNESSEE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-News from East
Tennessee is that all East Tennessee up to
Knoxville has been recaptured from Burn
eide by the rebels. Burnside Is said to be,
however, impresnably situated in Knoxville.
WAsuHoToN, Nov. 13.-The War Depart
nent received dispatches from Gen. Thomas,
at Chattanooga, and from Gen. Burnside, In
East Tennessee.
Both dispatches are dated as late as last
evening, when all was quiet IN front Of their
respective armies. The tenor Of 'the tntor.
nation from Bnrus1de Is such ~ to eet at
rest any public anxiety In relation to his Sit
uation..
GEN, THOMAS LATE ORDER CONCERNING
ARMY CORRESPONDENTS.
"HEADQu'Rs DEp'T. OF THE CUMBERLAND,
"OEE1cE PROVOST MARSHAL GEN,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 2.
"oRDEas.
"Correspondents Of newspapers within this
Department are required, from t6ta date until
fu1ther ozderB, to sign their full and proper
send from this, Department for Publication.
All correspondents within this Department
south Of the Tennessee Rlyes, are required to re-
port to the Provost Marshal General, at Depart,
ment Headquarters. In person. within forty.etshI
hours after the publication OF this order. :.
Apy correspondent falling to comply with the5e
orders in any r,fcular. will be sent under guard
without the limits Of this Department.
"By order Of
, 1863-11-14
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trshune-1
MADISON Nov. 13, 1868.
The draft In this district was continued to.
day with the best Of feeling. In this cityi its
fayors weze pretty equa1ly distributed.
Horaca Rnblee, editor Of the STATE Journal,
WIS one Of the elected. Some strong cop
perhesds were taken.
Hon. IL jackson, formerly Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of this State, now United
States Consul at Ha1ita1, N. s., is re:visiting
his former home aud friends here.
, 1863-11-14
W)tfogo Urtbnrte*


The Lake Erie sensation is nyer and the |
worst scared nartics are douht1css thc !
rel,els. who. bavc filed their Canadian
entertainers with an alarm worse tban
that Of Dame pa,t;ncton when sbe saw
Isaac preparing to touch off a rocket in
the par1or at a nefehbor's bov over thn
1rav Canada has rcc,ara for har cor
7,eta and hereafter her visitors mnat rcrv
st;,1 or tbev~xp;,1 he +r-nod M. II a.
r,zce
And turned or+ 4tev nil, +s1,o nooa o.~o
mt tn he for where cjso N tt;s cont,nent
con1d thew oop M ;n,o puss;.n .,a~sca
for .onr li,tie hanonct At rc1r w t1,a,
.,ther dav scttled nj that w ha1;oro tba
Inst has 1,ecn hoard ~ tha rora1 Cansd;an
nlot. or anv scheme affect,no +hc order If
1binrs m the lakes hevond an emrvt. Mt
some one of the rebe1 prisons. ercn this
being now eecurelseuarded against,
We don't believ@ the Johnson's Island
tale. The *'turnel GEh COO muskets" in 1t
7Yas probably pn1y the red lined thront Of
the fellow. who told the story. Reports
from va1,ous points report all quiet, and
the lake cities, from the Niagara to the
Naumec. safe. The scare; il over. Bnt, re-
member, how complete an autidote to such
Mu aM a.1.n .. moulu ~ s sup Y .s.an ssse1
4o"1s INV sun'yase "a, 10 LOU 1A4u ~ ana ,, llon
~" 10 .., ~ o' esn' 'u@o Alie 1AA'' ''
snoa* no
1no s..u.pn -. .sau'seusm s:n. ~ M1ssouIl,
- 10 eo.,4e. 40 'ne 1.seonan'u1e VI 'ue
4A44 4any - e4ena- ane '"o 4ae..oas
nase' ~ "no "oias u ne ies'as,l',
Anoheu tasn nea1oS 1ose'us' W so%c
PAto0e, ~1 'SJ -p"s'e4e" oe"o %4e
, 1863-11-14
CHICAGO
GIFT BOOK HOUSE,
lis Eaxdolph st.. Under tho MaseEu<

TsaCsrsona EA nnd be1c y h37a receniy utaHo psf.
chs-:s .: and .ecel5 T. t,s sts cat op3osta s4ne
.SEs H44aAS. P=.n. H. ss:etvoa ~tta N
j u. HOUGnItN. Ex3sess A=aas. Bourbon. In
ds.a. Wss Ki4ea 4 VARIABLE Drcasi1E Casa vita II
aRS WILLIAMS, rs State s4reot, With, COPY o<
ehs1teptA1t. drew s n.arer CRstex.
.UpGE LANGpUN. Eou1no1ka. nl1ol1, T4s RtEeK
CzaLcT WITH N Album
j. HAMMOND Gene, 60. Illinois. bought m AIDum
VII RI iTisON. .11i son:a 1s1x2,,oa as.sst. wtt1
AcplA.t worth Of Atsot e.J. Has G1Te1 hSe1ktaa<
Cato. with elegant cpt xtAas hotfius. 49,
jams L. BALDWIN 1e3 Michigan xysnna. with
ten Phl11luE took received nS9rrp ettc1es. -A=a1
HIESB s. II LANGpuM Moanoush. Ill. W1s given =
be8rfItpt CAEu Eat KIT. With AZ A.o11.
MR8 D. 3. HUPELAS s01 1.a.u aIcc.. With II Al
burp Wxs atvan CjHret Pitcher.
j. 3. GUTHRIE, 1oa-ce, Wsronetn, Las for scn1d
beoka md we rave lin HaaiioE Gaze Ieve1 Watch
MRS. nAHNK6. ST S:stH 4Euds. With tho 'Rs1ecteA
",tf rfeezsa n9fss P!ssssE III ,cn,,, An
Album ard Wa 9tyen = Call ''ell
A78. +. c. WoODRUKY. ~ Aenrce stzees, pasd ~
:. 70 Tor Book and 1ect!yrd n 'an Bell
j. kKbklUe- hehMoud. nnaaA> drew FiLe
C!xrst Pitcher With Eo A25ua.
T. r. FHS kHELL. W41ktKsn. 11l1nls. bought In
Aibum- AID waA given 9uG.2 9aakes l!2sd *lsa 30
EasRTT kEnr. Clinton. 1Elrols. recelEed = aas
a. RLIiDTf, s: :efna- Houss, With N AlbuuR
wa algen q be aut1tul Ctarot Pitcher.
We have or Of tbs and best s>lect4d asQc0
OF Book ID ,hs city. 6iys o1e stose
trial And NA V!l1aAt!atY thAtEufH Is tie
, 1863-11-14

tAb lotuWac Ou MUMMY
"AsH1saToS' Nov. O. 1858.
MAJOR dene'a1 Aeaoe'
1hse s,ea 3oa, aoous 1ps1a'o1s sss ~ y.
1re @ hsppaa"nnosN u e"'o'oas' ana ".ea ~ sa'
"1n NV ao"e. sn.,.,..,. n~.na"a1a1 =. ss,as,-,
-.u -ae",,.aa ~ +Sa ,a so,at.1, . r1'n ~ Fa,t
s,... 49,.
s, s1t1n.s s. -..a 49,. esas--,ss ,.th ~ r,r.1, ~
.aes.+ ~, ~. p.a.,son.
*'~0' y ' e e~.s .s,~o,
-, ~...,-1 A.. cn,
,tans-~,, T. ~ ~ s..,ansa . oo,nsaa -
~ anaa 49, - nrot,7c,., w Inflammation ,nen,Ions
Ra,+,mo1e ~ hts aestfnntton- The D.n,rt.
W. nt bos ,ono heen conr,ncad of oros, min.
ira hitherto dane him while NJ h,e prsat
ability there has never bean anz doub,.
BLOCKADE MATTERS.
Three steamers of British build, rerc can.
t,,ed otf yy3,rotnpfon lat week. Thav ara
considered most imnort.nt cantnres. Tro
ne,oera If Har pr,t,sh Mafestu,a Rora1 art,1.
~. ,-o,. -, ho,ra ~ +he1 ,,,d ,v,,t n,rt,rc
~ ia hosn,t.]Itfes Of Fort 1atAvetta. in con.
.3nrct,on with captured rebels. One of thesa
worthIes remarked. aftee bis CAPTURE. that
had .ba re.,e1 he wae nm .ucceeded IN rim.
mig Inc nlocSaoe: It "oulo aa'e 0een Ine
most saluaole angie cargo e'eF saa 'n'o
ss-sn n1f7s. bsve been cantnred near VII
;nnton' within tho lat sir vreks. lara
SS.,. ~ r.1rah1a r,.nare ,f t,a raha1 f,1v-
numbers OIL Valuable papers ol tne feoel 10Y
eEnment, on ooalo q 1ne nts' named vessel
were 1nto"n o!etoos'o au''uss 'ae enaso' 'ot
we're recovered, ana ate no" IN tne aaoo7 o1
tne secretary u 'no 1'a's'
MILITARY.
col* hasn, oi Inc ansana cofpo' haS oeen
ordered 70 hock Island.
aea. outtefns4a 10 aouu1 w ss,1o 4tom
3en' uooAer ssaa' ano WIZ plooao'1 lecei'o
IN appointment near "as"oso"a.
Major Brewer Cameron, son OF the E1 Sec
retary, "ho has been acting paynaster In the
army, has been placed On the retired list.
Gen. Hatch has been ordered 10 the COM
nand Of the neT cavalry department. at st.
Louis.
INTERESTING FROM ARKASsAs.
Capt Reed, OF Gen. steele's staff, from Ar
kaIsas, Is teze With the proceedings Of q
meeting. pncludlng reaoint1onss OF the LOYAL
men OF that state, tof presentation 70 Inc
ffesiaent* ne fega1os atkansas as pfooao!5
tAs most 1oyA Oh me eeceoeo ssates west OF
6fRantaa h1Fef' Inc people' WIZ aee mostly
tnau 1atme1ss A1o Owning ous 10" ntsEoes'
ase genefal'y III 'a'of o1 tn' '7oVe1n1aen!'
PENNSYLVANIA
GOV cnftlh is mere TO make ARRANGEMENTS
'e'a'i'e ~ '17 'oluu1set q4osA - 1n'' o'A'o'
Our statement made come days ago, con-
re rn1nr the acceutance of Gen. Bprnstde's
......t,o~ ~ +to ,,.,tn+,,o,+ ~ o,,azo,
resignation, ana Inc appointment o1 eenefal
Foster a. his successor, Is fully confirmed
Cen Foster leaves for bis new command In
1Ae. 4s'sso % '0o''o"' "'.'1 "eA' ~''oA
as bis chief OF atan-
SURGEON GENERAL HAMMOND.
surpeon General Hammond. having been
, 1863-11-14

NKw YonK, Nov. 1S.-The French gun
boat Panama, With Marshal Fo1e7 on hosrd,
sailed this roon.
, 1863-11-14

In this city Oh taa 1l:h int, at tbs zeAideu1a q
tho brtoe'a father. By r,e Ray M Cnm2lrRl. Mr.
VIM, J. CA3TLH and Kiss aErTy II. WARREN.
No cxFfs
n Buffalo papers plsase copy.
In NeY Ltsbcn o., on Tuesday. Nov 1ath. ~ the
rrsiderca II Mru. jams E. S1odgrAss. b| G11os 2.
G+:leY. Mr. J. Q. IOnbe. ct Chicago, ana Miss
CATBAhI9E KIN4. Of DriMned luaots.
, 1863-11-14
r1aureroux Cosanterfeit.

A1nAur. Nov. 13.--Dangerous counterfeit
*5 nils on the HayeEhill Bank, N. H. have
been detected here. It is = fac simile Of the
cenn3re
, 1863-11-14

The Government Securities.
pnuAnzLpu1A, Nor. 13.-Ha1ea Of 5:20'a
to day amounted to $879, 900.
, 1863-11-14

B<ad stamp fo. Fl Lt:t and tafma T. aEtntp. Be-
utmhar opF s.ore Il GI ect y undaf tea Auseau1,
II. .MaRTfV, 1i3 Randolph steast.
Kf-An New B. ok recey al II soon ~ pubuAhet.
Epur9g31t
, 1863-11-14

COTO EVERITT'S FOR CARD
" PICTURES only Two Dolla1s per dozen. -Four
fer One Dollar.
l37 Lake Erect, corner Of Lata1le.
ro,1ntnatt RAY MAS. Agent.
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d I E D.

Tn the City Of Mineral Point, on the 10th inst of
diptheria MINNIE L. MALoNEY, youngest daughter OF
Thomas and Marina Maloney, aged about years.
At his residence about four miles North ofthis Vii
lage on Monday December I'D, 1858, GEORGE MEsSER-
SMITH, ESQ. Aged about 10 years.
In the death of GEO. MEssERsMTH, ESQ,
which took place on Tuesday last, cur
County has suffered the loss of one of her
oldest residents, and best known business
men, and Dodgeville an ever active and able
friend of her interests. In the public af-
fairs of the County Mn. MEssERsMITH had
long borne distinguished part, he having
served as Sheriff during three terms cred
itably to himself, and acccptably to the peo-
pie. In private and social life ne was not
less generally and favorably known. For
about year previous to his death he had
been broken down in health, subject to fire.
quent attacks of the disease which finally
proved fatal
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Pulmonary Consumption Durable Disease.
A CARD.
To Consumptives.

TIE undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having SUI
fered several years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption-s snzious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the Of cure.
To all who desire it, he viii senda copy Of the pre-
scrpion used free Of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SIRE cnre for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoycHITIs,
CouGHs CorDs &C. The only object Of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he conceiye7 to be inTa
uaH.e aud he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as ii Will cost them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the escripton VIII please address
REV EDwaRD A. WILs9T, Willam5pnfgh,
noml Kings CO., New York.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored to health In few
weeks, by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung affection, and that
dread disease Consunlption-isa anxious make known
to his fcllow-suffcrers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send cory OF the pre-
scription used free Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they VIII IND
sure CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription is benefit the afflicted and spread lHfma
nation which, he c0ucefYes TO be invaluable. dld he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy it will
them nothing and may prove a blessing.
Rev EDWARD r. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings
County New York.
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Stray Notice.

ryvAKEN Up by the Subscriber, residing on The Sur
vey, Town Of Mineral p9nt a On % agqntie ~
~ tc,d ard fre ears red tipped rel sides white
stresz down the back belly white hind legs white to
graroIeI fore feet dark and with.what commonly
called china eyes. No artelal marks. me owAeg r
requested to call prove property, pav charges md
take him AMY J'hS 'IA"DE.