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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

BENEFIT TO KATE FLETCHER 1t will be seen
by the letter of acceptance published below. that
the management of the Metropolitan have ac-
coded TO the wishes of the friends of Miss Kate
Fletcher. and that she takes a benefit on Wedues
day evening next. The tender Of a benefit a
tribute of respect to a most deserving young lady,
and one who gives extraordinary promise OF
cellence in her profession:
INDIANAPOLIS, June ID.
Gen Lax Noble. Col w. W FrybarQer, w H.
n Terrell, Esq, W. n. Schiater, Esq, w. IL
Jordan. Esq. A. Hyde, Esq, W Allen,
Esq, and others:
GENTLEMEN: Your kind and very fattering
letter of the 10th is before me, and in reply allow
me to say. that it in my humble efforts to please
the public / have succeeded in winning your
appreciation, it is higher and more pleasing re-
ward than feel have right to expect. The
tender of complimentary benefit is at once 50
gratifying 10 my professional pride, and so unex
pectel, that know not in what terms to express
my thanks in accepting il.
Permit me to name Wednesday. the 18th inst
as an occasion suitable for the proposed benefit
which hope will also prove convenient to your
selves
In conclusion allow me to add. that to merit
your esteem and deserve your APPRECIATION, viii
always he the first wish and duty of
Yours, sincerely,
NATE FLETCHER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

GROCERIES,.
E. b. ALvoRD. Ja.CALDwELL lib ALvoRD
ALvOKD, CALDwEGLA ALvORD,
WHOLESALE CROCERS,
LIQUOR DEALERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Are 10 DAILY r-crip, of fresh goods.
Constantly on, hand aud for sale Attn. lowest
prices large and assorted stock of
Coffee, Sugar.
Molasscs, SyIrp,
Rice, Tea, Nails,
Glass, Woodenware,
soaps, CaudIes, starch,
Haisins, cigars, Tobacco.
mackerer, white Fish, Coraage,
Irvine, Cotton Yarns, Dye.stuffs,
Nuts. Etgs, Dates, Jell,es. Brandy.
Gin, Rum. wines. whisky,
Notions OF all ktnds, and
Plantation and Boxers Bsssers.
P.ricsir attention given to tn. sale Of
PRODUCE o. ILL KI.S-DS
So East Washington Street,
ISplAN.poIIs, IND.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Fora Mechanic or LabOring Man
To Obtain House and Lot, and tb
get a Home.

WE wilsell City Lots on Ong time 10 persons VII.
w will build q house on the 10; purchased II re-
CURED will furnish part Of the necessary for
the erection ofoudings 20 those whose in
sufficient 90 complete their houses.
NcKERSAN& PIERCE.
febls-dkwAm Real Estate Dealers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
MILLIN Frs.
MISS J. DOY E

uNrss IKAyE To INfoRM TIE LADIES or In
dianapolis and vicinity that abe wili open shg~
fSoms over Nc. Bates House Bock. west Washington
street. Miss Doyle intends keeping Paris hilliraEy
Emporium where a. all times may be found the beat
sortnent of Bonnets, Ribbons French Powers. F1nes.
BRIDAL wreaths and ell goods a<l4lly Be fo1nd IN
frst cisss establishment Miss Doyle intends making In
keep the hes; Aad desirable goods % os found IN
he market The patronage Of the pabiie respsefniy
solicited. sprS-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
LIVERY STABLE.
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
r. h. ALvoRD J.MCALDwELL H.B. ALvoRr
, 1863-11-29
+ FR0E1 DEs MONIES. :. !.

1sptciai DisIateh to the Chicago Tr1tane.l r.
49,. .ss--.,, l. Dr3 Mnrxv< Mar ~ lAs.
.-.--- - n'---- = -.:<u naa secn lccturing her
10 full, houtes, daring the past week, Oh
emancipation aud kindred subjects. A great
humber Of women have signed the enlaactpa-
tiun petition which she cirrulatcs.
: Celons1 Stone, Governor elect, Is stopping
temporarily 1t the capital, arranging to mako
this Ills residence during his official tenn.
. Martin, the defeated copuethead aspirant
for Congressional honors, from. the Fourth
Congregational District, Is endcarosIng TO
establish The unct,nrttuttonas1ty Of the law
securing 10 cur soldiers their right to VOTE
Martin was mcmber Of thS Legitlaturc 1t
:hc time the law was enacted, and voted for
IL. His conduct illustrates the atneufitr Of
cop1erheads, when they talk Of their deEo-.
tIur to the interests Of the soldiers. u ls
expected that the. question of The constltn-7
tlon4lity Of tlc. law. will be settled at the
ucxt term Of our Suprelne Court which cnn-
veues here On tic arst Monday Of December.
Tie. weather continues .unpnse1cutedls
colo, for the Season, The Thermometer atand:.
it,y at Is degrees nboye zero. - .., :. :
:: Al Department. Of business abound with
mnuift stations Of activity There tayc been
manv transactions In real estate both At pull
liz md private sale, At fair: prices ior CASH
al, nuschased for occupation and improve
uI,ri.t. g here ago no epeeulatl{e operations,
md but little credit gtVcu-, = >;
, 1863-11-29
from ||| CAIRO And BELOW; ;
;. tspeeds' p!spsseh to the Chicago T,ioanc,,

~. aEpesdsl p:spsseh to The Chicago T,ioanc.1
~ = r - Gl1Eo, Ill. Nov. - 1874
The steamer War Eagle arrived this 1ne.n-
Luz, and brought Memphis dates to afternoon
rT thc 18th -. -
;1ts steamer Tecumsch was burned at the
AFee 10 Satcasex. II would appear that tae
stetmcr had on hoard ttirty-d@e hundred
t<la os Gotten, bound fox. Sew oriean5, and
Ending she w3s tou cea7ii: ladcn the. officers
pus into Satttez East Of The cargo was t:-
aas taken Of, when fire IN. accidentally rom.
aca'cated to Tho cotton, and the cntisa lot,
Aee5 with the steamboat, IVES quickly co1-
sontd- No ires were lost. No further par.
: ". BsoVu mentioned ia despatch Of
Yesterday, n the Government agent who
~ ssaeed Eessss. Rcssnstinc + Tobias; Of
kaa and European exchange, was last night
arrested UPON The steamer Tonphn1. b.. pro-
snstnaa'stai c.p.. Taimsdc, and now occu-
;N& comfortable quarters in the Cairo g,iard
henst. where he will ae accommodated untn
!, sata hise ~ he clears up the m5stery. !.
- ftete Ms rumos on the stree,s resscr,]aF
ess = ihrgo force Of guezinas thscateuetl
taare&ton, Mo-. ossly, about dozen, miles
i'on " aete; hut TIE story Is probably talscs :
,, ,.he assn4 Telegraph, No. 3, runk Al
peeeats dAy before Yesterday. She had on
~ uoeta t*eaty thousand bushels Of oat4 for
- ,eose1nsuent, as freight, nea1-. vi Of
nssa ~ may PROVE Injured il not lost. j.. ~
tos tteamer St Leuis, which arrived It
:oH Wednesday morning from New Or
.anh va nreu - hy gne.iilas On hcz par
eaoft distance below noansr. Tue
saestllss numbered sbout tltsecu. and several
ssese psteed through the captains room, but
@.1aFeis he Fas absent II the time, The
st made III speed aud soon was out Of
, 1863-11-29
FROM ST.. LOUIS,

: e4.<u .s'' o'efss<a TO The Chicago Tr,bunc.1 g,
Cant !, " 81. 1ac1s, sur. Sab. lsea !.
a',h"noFab'y dlsnll.sea far takiov h1;1,ss ~ IT,
,sssase re tesea', sna =. originating = snbzerIn.
~. ;:oa ispsr y p purchase ; borse for himself,
osn sepoaad hah approved the sentenec. :. :
=. ae=toaftans afe claiming eom,nn.atioa for
uoe. fho long ago escaped 10 Illinois,
ENG were enlisted 81 solelers there, !; ~
"a q .Rs @tpa1a eost arrived to-day, win SIS
kaek ana wounded soldiers. ~ -.
to.T 1.,ss sas senpsa,.s Of Tie Invalid corps len
,r;,a aae h''es Is TerJ low and the weather cold
r,M ISa. w = ta.nse; In twensy-fuur hours Il.
1hese + alfl chance for; The Ya,,,cs1, e,cct.
,ag tie ssats Ticket in spite Of hcarr ~ aeaae- %
.' aea' Of Tie .oldie1.' vote :by the Ccaservs-
.. @ ro.slssery county clerks. II, eor,.
), ~ 70 Be heard from wilt favor us. =
, 1863-11-29

e. No: satisfied: with Reproducing our
"speciais" and "los.a1s,'' tho afternoon con-:
se1SaaYe has takcn to yepnblishins tIse
TR1BuSKs cditoria,s Ne have no tbJec-
1Ioa to offer. i must be refreshing to Enc!.
OF its resders rs do not sec the TRIBUNE,
10 ct sdme live, ou:spoken editorial p.hc-
ium y Fed on oncein a while The clasnSo
tson lie Stale editorials ,of The Coa.
se7r='ftfr to the juicy, noarishing food Of
ahe 9R'HCsE, anst make them wish iiz
such lElS cflener. =. .s.~x,. :.
, 1863-11-29

Ifr Proposed European Con.
2 :. =. -:
IT u sumored :hat Dranya de L'HuJs, t1:c
Fan:h Minister Of Tns3isn Affairs, Is, draw
l7e 1p 11p N explanatory docnsaent, comprising
~ different questions which =:tae Efnpe.uf
intends to submit 20 his prspo@ei European
Congress: u t,e saeaataale she English Jour
ralt appear . be gcacs:a!ly sa,!s1r,, : view ID
: 7e1te to be CcngEces- The Ioalons G,snt5e,
glrhtsEtal. opposes It, The 19ai'y .Sssvt and
A.sMa2 Hdua also oppose H. .,,d agree 1hat
nh y ttsd nrfarcr-:ie rssnlts viii ,cusac,
The Tune. haCires wba: England via have
y Do la iae Congress should It ercTi psore
: t,oss than ar Meaa conception, aud loluts
stst list there Is no r1nte Tor ENGLAND III Ii,
:, % dE honoss being ulonopolisnl. by E1suce.
: 1ha Enelhh tahsnet held meetings 70 uorsia-
: e upon TIC srhJect The result :ss:ak not
:EzusIpised, t;,t o.hcz meetings arc hzul for
Tue Aadra1 Cu+sasl1.r5e.ci1 says The Span
ia "ovezumeut lfas resolved To send repec-
sentasiTes to the Congress-, int some spanlkl.
F9;1sh 2cok eoolly On IL j." .cs:@s :
Is asserted thxt Austria Will give no an
Ever TIL the resolution nI England Is known.
, 1863-11-29
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
a Rebel Regiment Captured In
Louisiana. -, .
Later iio1n the Banks Ex-
:pedition. III, r. = :. ~.
Capture Of Corpus Christi
-. - and Arkansas City - :,

~ , 9...f
was.wa..,' A, ~, So'-aaa "a. al, steamer "eefgs
"., ,ht. ,..'.', ''ou Ne~ ot1ea'ts sist' arrived
Ta3 1.a t,. rsea'ne- among ner passengers are
~, N"s~os'a' and eapt Dunhhm, bearer
- M'Arteuss- = ,fss>1s - - ~. . f,s:=
4ne ~" nas a'sraten ifom Mobile paPe7
" ane e'n, "Mca saSs tast Charleston had
nr oI.a uu.uils sA'3@tntss nouns. ano henerA
e.unose .eueue METZ fcona1aauy maSang u
ks1n 1ef ttntn ntn1rn5 ~ tse ny" y eunles Aaa
inder which line 1.d 1,k.n ssra. Q N11
kavs 81. Lnkr's chnIcb n H,1.r,c. .trc"..
Ind been hurnt t,y incsnaiar,rs l,ccr ID y
was t,scd AZ a nerro sehonI, - ..'
Thu stnamcr Tesnmseh Win. . :, ,,ro j., of #
cotton. wss burned it West Ration no,,rr an
The 18th Inst No llyes lost.. :%:s.,'~,.7
!, The B.i,Ish bri- volaut. Will, i o,ancn,
cargo, ar,iyed n, New 1rl,ana on t,,e oti, =
pr,s:. 10 thr t+un,oat Virginia =. -..,' -
Kirby Smith has directed tbe vttha,,wa, of
The rrf.e1 t,o,,,. from At.x,r,tr,,. y: :
Ose Colonel Allen ii rs,x,f,etl eincte,3 r,.,,,l
Governor or Louixiaaa. s'..-s., ~. :sss ~:
+ SEw f)n1EAss. Nov a1.-Tha nr,,,sh h-,o
D-shins- Wave arrived herr on the at,tl.. q
rtize ID The t,,,pbo.t Stw l.oudon. She was
captured going into the Rio Grandc. She
had on board CARO- Of clot,.,u,, and mcdt.
ci1cs, aud s;u, COO In rn,d, :'ss,.
REPORTS ftor, The M.ss.ssinpl River an. I'm,
: a rcne, forca Of 600 to 1n(as1 men ia t1,ny
10 copren,tate AZ so,ne no,nt IN ,hs r;v.r
nj far a,.,ve Pan 1,ndsnn, Is tr,rcd. r,r,'
ss:ion On 1i,c NH tb- .,,an,sr rme,a,d r..
No., I'd oy 1 portion Of tho fnrc, having
four nleres or artillery. They f,n.1 a,,,ersI
tsot. nne Of which "a rnf .t,,Ionrb nm milan.
h,,r.. shr WAS rtrnrl -hr y ,hr1l IN tt,s r,o,,.
~ a,ck Thrr,. MING . s,s,rv ~ sh,, ~; .,,,,
n;1her ,n,nrr n, Hves ,o., Tho-. :. ~
n1,rt' ,xhI.b !. .o,,hrn,,c r,r .,r",a ~, ~.
r,r,s ~, hr,,rr a. Ty;,,,nn r., aas t.Ds,
a, Wd,.,r3,,., srss Tbc rch.,a 49," 49, 49,. .'
t;.e ~ .,on, Vt, s.v.r tt,,,o n,,oa ' .sts &C:
III. N,.s,.,Irni s,atn i,rs ,od | a., ,,a," s ~
,nsn,e 1oo,< r. r,na,,son. r.. ~ .ss" e!vse.
a,a .1.s,,ar ,,a.ta.,c. ~ ~. s"t
=, na ,".a, n - ~ W;.s,..,nr, Mi 's 'ne eosa@
- ~ - NV e11ss'1I'- .s'.,1,. rs
w. ~, $500 4,us.sN 'ue'' ~ neea ot
~! - - .'. 'snv,s7Aoss ~, 40, ana sur
p't'e =. 'ao e"An. ~. ;ue ."". AVG cavalry
, 1863-11-29
JOHN MORGAN ESCAPED
. Z. f. FROM C0LUMbuS.;
tsrecia: E:::.a g: :..s =, are tn,ea 70 Tribune

itsTecias E:e-:ea - are tnieaso Trtbnre,i
g. .s-u c1sc,~xAT,, Nov. =, lsx.
a dispatch VIA received in 1hIs city ~t,4is
morning ,by Chief Of ro.ice james Runln,
stating that Gen. John Il. Morgan and rlx
otters escaped from the Columbus :Prnitcn.
tsary list Might, No particulars, = ~ : = :.
'" C1xe1xxAT1, Nor. as.-John Morgan md
tix Of liz oalcrr-Cap:ains Bennett, Taylor,
Sheldon, Hases, Hoekessntth and MeGea--
cscaped lsum Tic Columbus statc .Psnitcn-
,ias1 iast night, BY digging through ths door
Of cell to sewer leading 10 the river: One
thousand dollers reward Is offered fut the
aY.rtt Of Morgan. 5:s~ =: 81 Il: / :. ..4 \
, 1863-11-29
;.sacta6e OF Tar ON Sntr3r,

ts:;W. OF Tax ON. Spirits.
=, ,MH.1!aR1xaroS, Not. s7.-The com,n,sa;nn.r =
m,nd s. IA e. Revenue hAs concluded TO rpcou,-
n ~ NJ ne report 70 tho s4,cy: Of The Trsas.
snss1fs ne7eaeo IN the excise ta1 on DISTILLED
ab.nss,. me present :: tax ia considurrd
a,sm ~ .oR + compared with that lcyled
s. mr. oes sss Eood., while In Englanl il Yields
q IL ssot eaanf sn upwards ot ,te gross revenue
thsn Il, ~ ssna'is- Il our own 1t ye1ds lcss
1per.sst 81 aad ~ It Is deesutd necessary 10
e,tsr..taoA ANTON to make tho law roect the
a. SSesa9n vSts,9 Of Congress, thrrc ia no srt3rio
lTes,ssalssa slssa u ezn be better lcvicd than On this
iss ~ s the cemmlssloner win ask thai M su. H.
feTsnn 4sased 70 20 " III. probably i4e lst~
, 1863-11-29
Ncbcl Shlnmrnt.

cossis, % aoak, Nor. 2a--The British steamer
pirht haea y .n y 1he Custom Rouse oi1crEs iast
gess Iarce rsu ,,,aa ~ ~ the baggage Of psason-
ind i ,,hsf hfs sinoahts Of sreclc, rebel mpaev
'he afsoug .hc r:sbcugvr4. ~ 'ac Steamer
, 1863-11-29
Nem Anbertistments.
THE SIOUX WAR - 90
a :, - T.
- '~' E. =
nARPfR 4 S70IHERs, New yort

= -'' = %H-- 49,
-, ii:s::HH:,,EE:,5 80 ~ >rrHtiss rz.s pAr:s >
aatoaT oR TIE SIOUX wan AND u.ss ,cpr.
+ ~ ~. AID 1s@s- By I4AAo v. D. Erarn. WIN
h. reN resuain "a moss1stoaa ,eaio, clo,a, s,so, wax
soaa by Assass. = - :, : =
.ss5a.+ b. tsithsal hhfo4y II ID ts.rtsi. n,.,.,
- ~aieh he Opportunities of tne Auttns..ss
asakla Atneesota nuu tsao prer1au1 ta & ~
supauea ~ the sto1R Of thete sre,c9yx,tco, on ~
taFsf, "a eoannetsst Win the ear7r,, ~ ~
bfsefal siaey during tho ssarner cauc.irn .r.,-.e
&ae basases, Ind = Merote1 Of tie ll,s.zr
siou II ~tuas ~ the pespefrator. 1srs .
ensblett hin to pttstut fFset,r snlar.,,
.s- Aaa OF sasa nAEza,tve, 10 say .Aas Il i. ~.
taeass u 70 xtFs htxhe.t commend a1on. :, -
tasfsfaal " eseasa et ~aah tia heart of n.n .tr1
9<n-e1 mcsu<E 1sNssed npoa aaonuatt:R u.+u- nn,s,
ss!ptss Fosaeu Ed Gndtcnf eaI.drcc OF Ii. nrrr,.
o. he1tSr aad Of outrsRs Ani 1spne seo enh.r.,
et oeitaesd asd too sdsriplt aEaaost 10 BE- ,r;nnr
eAH"itJ terrible and h<4= ii hacd Thn rim. .,.s
isg s5eatx " lhr story s-e WON soht-tae ouln,s,
he aessf4 ol s.utfgEE acd.leaohrtnw mn,ds..S-
Ea.sensx tose@e1 y the 1n@tsaa at tho upper md
Lo*ef Agrn:r nt the eua+amusatsou Of tattr tl.fxt
tea1 *Es-sh: tais Roves rapidly aArou4d ts1 49,
o!oeaF etek. Tim follows the puuazA1nsns-sh-. -
aiet *tthtas fHaisus, Luz puisu. ,ho nsn,nra .'.
ths nIs1 e1tcuttou II iha prInctpai tus,efsr.os.
xaaaaT sfcsss ste b11S With su,n4sTer7 ..n.,,,,.
Sssanns y = tss netnze, conduct o4 tha Is,11.a
p*t.7sns, wtQIA Tle< 70 stcustn9 trst1e, h ~
dians, and safety 70 tas xni.e tesr, Ia IL
, 1863-11-29

=: q By private dispatch from Ch.t.aaoo-
give learn that Captain George L Bellows,
OF Tie 5lss Illinois, WAS killed In The 1zte Gu
glgeEcnts- - *' = =F:,- ~ =
, 1863-11-29
TIE Proposed Earopc:,n CON,

~ The charter e'ccsInE' d New Ynrk city
scomes oG the hssl day in Deee1nbor-n=,t
-TuesIaY -" : :. y = = -. g. :.
, 1863-11-29
Important Injecting Of Ladies

Ihc loyal aud patriotic lAlltfs Of Chlcsco7 fr
ca}Ira upon to meet at tho Var Ceulinltteo Rooms
Garrett Block. this day t,IoutaJ4 at o'clock p nj,
Ths paspnae Of this meeting IL gsuerally known,
and appeals ~ strongly tcste syupathies OF every
good aud pstsiotsc women, tat We trus. the rooms
Of the comni.tc wiN b. tillel with thoz. who are
willing and eascf TO ass!st In The erection Of \
fletmanent Henie for those noble descndms Of our
Es- who stail feturu, to permanently disabled
By diAesse, ur.wounds contracted and received in
the service OF thsir cp2nt1y* This generous s1 Of
tia psestdert's Emancipation Proclamation IN tho
Soldiers Norac, BY our patriotic fellow citizen.
Thomas B. hrynn. aud which is Ia }e thc corner
s'upc Of the contemplated cdsee, Is an additional
Incentive, II one VETO needed, 10 cxe-sisn on The
part ot the 1adies Of this city to accomplish sh.s
tafy bencroaent xork: The t':sssssions and views
Of 4r.. nEynn. that thia greet etato Paper. oes-
10 the toher% df tic unlon, art that ttay ahould
rrtcivs thr hsnet: Of It's oWssesxtdp, having bseu
fully adopted By tho ladies VITO arc already tutei-
t4ea In Tits work, shaI hetses plae tan be asvfsed
thkr ID create flnd aAe4rate 10 tho Carrying ont
this noeec project, by snlAn subscriptions through
out The Unton eath subscriber Tins having owner
ship IN thst Important document. and a tunts.hn-
tors tn the tr-ttfan u tli1co that shau he its
fsoxE Of ..tose uoh2s hut ttisabfeI men. who con-
ttthuted TO lis entire ActoMrl1Ahr.en{, The VIII
liry h~arts an1 ready hants ofprr patriotic women
Mill ensure tho &ncccs OF THU p.G1ett. Let rome
abecnt themselves from this meeting who ara intnt-
rsted In the wefsre Ut r~G MD Wounded eus1iefs.
, 1863-11-29
In etfssns Asking for Protection.

:: .*rst+er 444.n, Mo, Nov. "a delegation
Of Cherokee ludhlns, ncaaeo oy Capt. ,Chrlsty,
artIng Chief, paid their respects to Gen Mc.
Neil To-day, by order OF &heIr national coun-
Gu. Cspi. Chsssty rcrounted tho sutfGytngs
Of tho Indf8ns from rovinE tanditsi, and asked
for t,sute4:tion asshinst their dsprotiations No
lezsIea authority 10 raise. regiment OF cav
airy and adopt guerrilla warfare, an ths only
means Of Kidding themselves OF mounted MI
rapders, and also asked that districts allotted
for settlement should bc better protected to
enable the Indians 10 culttrxte ihu soft aud
secure more comfortable homea.
., Gen. McSaH1cplied that he had represent
ed the condition Of the 11iians TO the proper
and Recommended Hclnc 1nt.4s4
urea for their Improvement, and would al.
ford them all projection ln Its power. "
, 1863-11-29
III I. u -
HARPEE + BRoTHEpa
-f"4 > = ~fNs A. :
; .UAV11rHxfrEL1sHxo.


Hsss5s s;s 81: 3 81!
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n2SgsssSAseg5 Ssssss Il. ff*siS; f5 = rg.et.,.r.
ss asEs:!s:a 2Is: @ sfs i''s:': 81:
H. *ss:' s e. Tx fsEs
-. - -''| : =: - S
K.tss:ss 9eAX: & fS,rs n esel,.t q tie yrson.
rSS', knssaa;sfs 4 y
s 20 al k,sss;Is5{i k11s;is5 5s
ss S5s: bssss: e ~ g.ss-A Az
." = II. r.: ..s
paa ws!K f!:fy Te5I st L M1s} e S..s s,
r. e. Es,s ass.2:: Rs1 a1lSs S'fl*t a4sS
III 4.,e.:s' ssxsgta Et{,,sss:1 As1 faE r4rEsiE1o.
ssa'.'s s.asss & ~: -: e s,:5 ,st5{s;s IL
k5EAaSas 5s4. Ss:s.,y y1sSEesI1 T. Il: So.sh n,MEB,.
Fsse.: Sa % iS ss5t: ee S1ih iu.s.ss,aa'. a 50
TIE RING oE ,u..rs 80. :, ;,-:7,:. =: =. -
= Is: E :sfs + &C..
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, 1863-11-29
From CHATTANOOGA.
PAR0LED yTCKsEURC REBELS
=: CAPTURED.

New YoKE, Nor. as>-The morning papers
cortain nothing additional from Chattanooga
:. Thc Washington special 10 tho N. T. 1u'.e.
says: Among tha prisoners capturssl at Clint
taEoega were = large number Of PcIuberton's
men Easoled at Virksburg. Gen. Grant tcla-
grnphee here to-tlny to'ascsr.aln what dlspoal:
tion hc shall nuke Of thess faithlcss scoun-.
dstas. The army says shoot them, - =
* Ngw YonE, Nov. 3a-TAe Ts.es,. Washing
ton special aa5s That the oi1ctaI statement Of
our Losses at Chattanooga In Killed md wound
Cd, on tho I'D, 9th and 18th, At the atorsn,nx
Of Lookout Mountain wero 500, and at tho
assault On Mission Ridge about 20o. Our
wounded arc VI under corex. a,,d we'll cared
fer =, =e---s< ~: @<s,.- ~
, 1863-11-29

ANOTHER kccrsArlos x1A41sEp. ~
. .sBut DO sooner was ] arrested than The
whole atmosphere was n!led with rumors 70
nj, disadvantage aud prejudice; among the
rcft that had been caught In the Federal
!. un.e on the day Of the tight, wlth arms ~ faE
hands to be used against the Confederate
government. vzr :s>+. 5:*o: .%Tt ~. IT, =
: 'The circumstances which gave rise to VI.
rnmor are As follows: As = portion Of INC
Federal cavalry passed my house, about tNo
o'clock on sunday, my nelghboE, NJ. Dfad-
ford, ecu4 me note, saying ho bad oetn y Y
rtsEa, and was then Ii Tie CUSTODY 81 INC
Feecral officers, md asked ,mc 70 rlds oTef M 70
l,rsndy Station to meet him, which dtd.. yn
iny return passed Gen. Loma1s orsSaae'
end when half their column had paeeed nc,
at1a was between nc md the fcaernls, and n
The prrsrnce Of the other half, met Young
Slaughter, tho son Of Or. Slaughter, Of Cni-
rtpper Court HOUSE, who had Eun and
kl.apsaek In Ills hand, with N,l4ieh encom-
brance he could not control his horee, ena as
asked me to take Il With mo 10 my honse4nu
keep It until he called for t. At great neon :
r.nicnee took 1t, and this net OF klnoncse
and accommodation to Mr. slaught4f W. ~.
turtd into n,y ben.ng arms against Inc oou.; III
though Gen. atnsrt himaen knew what nao
sAtrted me to Esandy. for he hsd seen 'e1tet T,
ftlta me to Ms. Erad5vsu, telling hcs Vi snc
, 1863-11-29

pkEArGI;n E1tI;nn fErEllEc7vAL DEyUorxpsr op
,t y 4 E!sfnkJ cf tho 11tellscfual. 6s1.,n
= ~. EsotT.oF e Chemistry e1a Pn3slo,e21 +;
1n Hn1nsr TX ~ AZ tprk Author of Trr4,Ists
on 'i"to*h 4aYttotoey, Ae., &c. byo I:loth x3 II
, 1863-11-29

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IN OF Aasatthc1 on Gsprxia Pfsnfstian = .
ak d.S ~ e7&Scss AMIN kxzAIx. Eao, Csosn.
, 1863-11-29

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a11rEts Z, ,aA0AKis1 ant Hkarr1:s #S11lAy ye4s- =
, 1863-11-29
:NeM Rnbettisen,e,,ts.

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- EveLftt4 CAzteY do Vs1ite q III, sher,r IF aYs
ttoEA9m. ~. ssGttal A1d ssuxsaiens Galley shnnld
Iter ard Essness Of he woTk can SEs xi1e sstisf.e
Haa LII Lak~ stsret, corner Of kaaafIa- Caxtca d
, 1863-11-29

'K3sNaLAkEs ~ I g noRIMEAk VAR III. Invasion ,,-
re- 1--WE = 81 Ill., snd "a Aseeunt Il Fro
A5efn HuLAx kl4GLAxx. =. Wtth Mn" .n1
X NJ fo1s- LIMO! VAL l. jnat reklJ. pricss
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