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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-28
CINCINNATI CHAMBER cF COMMERCE.
STILL LATER.

: STILL LATER.
; W @ are Indebted 10 judge QUO Cn@.li,.
sionnr iJS the exchange Of prisoners. .Or New
lorE and Baltimore rancr* lS late n III" > i,ii.
Br:o,T we give = few extracts. rcScryin& nmiil
,p;uvrrow more extended details:
IFroal The NryY York Herald. July "a
isi: reported from baltimore titat ;,hou,
four hundred Confederate cavalry. cncampcd
nrar Noian's ferry. three miles from Point o!
l;o:kS. attempted 10 cross the Pn;0T!@r on
"Wednesday night with the in;cntiun ot tear
ing up the rails Of III" Baltimore ami Chic
Railroad! But their designs wee frustrated
hY . hardo Independent Hangers. coinmand-
cd by Captain Means. who drove them tron
the river. 1t is further stated that IL three
. O 3.o"f YESTERDAY morning General L"e'- sa
.ir;' army was r'"vin;: rapidly IN the direction
| If Wimcrcstcr. Ewcil. who had made :! move
| in tile dircrtiGn Of Cumberland also fell back
and followed f.nc There remained Lut = few
burr AMI tho riv"r. Scents rc:nrt an in
creased b,iy Of Cvniedera;" cavalry near Iiar
nC:'s Ferry, supported hy two regiments 81
infantry.
The reports nf or Successes III &a'"hcA:
Iaxn, %iIr and Jackson. are fully confirmed.
Lar.:4 ;uiuunts Of munitions "t war. especially
ut ammunition. have fallen into "ur hands, ~
We have hcl1r" >!;.ed.
y ,i"*patrh from Memphis, lated on tie
1l>'. ~avs ina, Grn. lInribut's scouts from
ONa!ona. Miss rcnort Johnston ~ Brurto4l
The E"n:rucratr t,1rcril- hu..ic>'. 'iai
mrr,, Saunders ani Ferguson forces al lu-
9oa. Rug.e> ie concentrating his forces
with the intention rirsl'aI'Iy 9i' nakis" dash
III. our limG<. Correspondents" iron Bragg
aad J"llu>l"n's armies depict tlcE III great
w. c-titutinn, and Greatly tlc!noralizcd. They
:;aYc up Mississippi, and advise Tie planters
t. stay AMI make the best terms possible.
Gcncra! Morgan is making desperate efforts
t. escape with the remnant ofhis band (which
IS said still to number l.nUu) out of Ohio. but
lie i, closely hcmmeL in. His last effort af'-
fc,rS 10 br directed 20 crossing the Ohio river
.car The mouth of the Muskingun3. He /
crossed that stream 1T Passport. eighteen miles
below X;iHcsr;!c. ~ ten o'clock yesterday !
morning: Colonel Lcincnr. "f the Eighty /
Sixth Ohio, sent his regiment and Il lar@" !
numbcr Of militia after him. The laies: TO- !
ports ;ry:a :..".'port say the Ei-hty-szJh rcc'-
lIr':t. unirr Licutrn.n:-Co1ncl Mcfarland. !
:irr fighting the Ccntclc"a'"<. aud driving ,
tnrn u. tie :;'"r. towards Tan">EiI''. im!t i.' ,
HHw> was ut quite reliable.
The Confederate steamer Georgia has ran-
td:cl the New York skip SEQ. Hr,,",t.t, D0und !
from Cardiff. Wales. for Ca!lap, and hnndcl |
her in SlO0.500. IL will he remembered r''at
the (iriSw0l took out 5000 800 w.''t'r w2ltn OF |
food 70 the English operatives lat winter. and |
WIS her return trip to this hemisphere"
when captured.
Tho ship .]abez Snow and bark AmaZ"nian
have also been captured and their crews >cny
10 MnntcYilicn.
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THE ARMY uF NORTHERN VIRGINIA

TIE ARMY uF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
Inc tram rom GoriOnSvIlie lust evening
I:cush; intelligence TO the eject that tile
rh,c q. Gen. Ices army was now on this
4!cri The Blue hidgc, and that the main body
VI, already at a!.d about Culpepcr Court
House. uA Friday last Il cavalry skirmsh oc-
cured nca1 Cuipep6r, which resulted in the
yepu<e Q: lie ene:"y, the capture Of Il mum
be. g! ..is men, and the loss in killed and
youn..c,I If >oinc four or FIVE on either side
Tai, >:..r..;sh is said to have had tue effect Of
G;,e.l!a: one ot our trains, which was csmins
u "a Tie way to Calpeper, into another road.
My.a., army was pressing us very closely,
asl frequent skirmishes Of this nature were
the result. About two hundred prisoners, ali
cl,aI,y. arrived last evening from Culpeper,
,aleu in several of these engagements.
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MORGAN STILL RETREATlNG.

CINCINNATI, July o.. Morgan passed
through Nelsonrine, Athens county, at ten
O'Clock this morning. Our forces are close be-
hind him.
The Commercials" Columbus despatch
states that after perambulating Athens county
Morgan took a soptherly direction, crossing
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'AIf sU LPHUR SPRINGS,
ka p,v nenroe County, va,
I sPpiNC epSiNc TO accommodate ylqitors at hrs,
A 3Tj,sn .LsIns-eA. dollars Der day, aefvsnts
tsSs9G e - afSSa. four dollass
4 N esSHfHR, p,1pr,s,nr
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MOVEMENTS OE MORGAN.

C1ScIxSArI. July 22-John Morgan. with
about 500 Of his men, encamped near Near
thur, Finton county, last night This morn
ing he was within mile Of finton, on the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad.
Major McCook, the father of Maior-Gencral
McCook, died at Pomeroy yesterday from the
effects of wounds received in the late fight at
Burlington Island.
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Pnitinl List OF the Killed and Wounded in
the Bid Regiment North Carolina Troops.
Daniel. BriRndc-
ked: Major Henry G. Lewis.
COMPANY C.
Wounded: Capt. White, dangerously, in
'ae :;oIuach Lieut.. Pritchard, in the shoulder.
COMPANY X.
Wounded Capt. Foster, severely, in the
yeast and arm; Lieut.. Young, dangerously,
n he stomach; Lieut.. Ballard, in the breast;
Nsui Patrick, in tn" thigh.
COMPANY A.
:, "ounled: Capt. Thomas, severely, in the
COMPANY F.
ne tligh.
~ COMPANY II.
wounded: Lieut.. ". F. Balls, seriously, in
'eFely.
" COMPANY D.
Wounded: Lieut.. Hinson, slightly. :
U COMPANY 2.
f., ""uhaed: Capt. Sheriff., slightly. in the
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ApJ'T e. INSP'R GEN'L-. OFFICE.
RnTIauHp, July I'll, i-o,. !
GENERAL ORDERS,

eo,i;..r. No. lcor>i ,ahicc;s .cr .a,rh:u -,c.
ull,!,y p:.rt,.,un II ';rn"r". r'a. 7 . .FH""' a.
.,rrc,t -. .re. Lrrau: 81 tH'.f oo'. h. '"T ~
v;cai;, ;, ii Departments ''''' WIZ be
,,c,m,n,,l,I lv ~. Ho,.:,i .. '. miner - it''
,,..,,; Ing the !@E,r"r'.. r 'T"'y icr
'.,li, IN : Neaica. Departrs' ;" ar nnr"r7.
,,,,,.j-. ..r :olc!i."c. IS !ar IS &C. 1:oie ab.r
foj,rd soldiers fit !or day ia 10 'e'd or. -
sn,riir; IL ;cr duty IN another -, Department.
,bcy vii. D.. r.cnmmcg4- tor '''!' ~ H'."E I'.-
n, SniIer. detailed nrt'r' the Erov:s."rs.
viii. when II: Tor fled duty, ne :"..."-u ''+ -eni
10 their cOm;Gands.
III. Paragraph X. General or''"r-, """toer ~.
currcn, series ha":pg in s"m" Es',:cr. hs1h
cyo!cI. ,s 30 iar amended d :" n"".'.b.' '.~dIri
officers from extending i"a"'a -. a'.."c2 {" ~
t;ccrs or irrionghs IL men: ii"s can "a., c"iiy
r. The ;sabi,::@ aui ..c"mu.ri'" So r'e' ''''s.
". Co!nmu;a;i,'r - ram: "T"n inf.
lougn vii! n,t.Le .',' Hi'i. .'
commands.
layfd at way hoslI".N ,.,., a.,
,yuIYo Adt: Ia. UCn!.
Wing" copy onc week.
NDJ'T AND lNSr'E GEN'L )EflCE. !
RICHMOND, July .Ic'".
xppesEaL ORDERS,
,S round I1aScS oS S" 100 rr,,. ,.r
Corah.
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ERAiI iuNSlN,NL,t-. ,

:IoEroH. July :-.!,--Tnc cuc.U, rIucr..c,l
jackson yesterday morning. Coz. W.; adams
cavalry dashed III and captured :; iaw strap
gler>. Canton has also seen cTa"ua,c4.
Grant 5 cntirc army has =rnc Ia ....a.t.a"..
Trey hare entirely dcyasutei Ill" counar-
through which they passed.
Oar ca'"iTy c"ptnrcl forty rnhja.+. Yi.,, Il.
lieutenant. VII" wc,2 >rtch:u" ho,>r..
An :.tt"mp1 - blow up !hc Se,., in.
failed, although il is badly ''anla sr.
uWt c:l';Iir' are inr-uia- they aa.a ,!.-
str"yei ii! e." ul",hinc ,.!ojs. rH,iu- .'...., ,
cauncn .mi trark h",%ren jackson a.. i!,a.-
burr.
M2';'" viii lao .;out. ie the n.er n,.., o.
at-a,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-28

We have United States papers rs late as the
23d instant. We gather from them the fol-
lowing items Of news:
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF TIE
WYTiIEYILLE AFFAIR.

j ae:.ber Of Col. Becklcy's command. who
va captured by the raiders at Abb's Valley,
'ie;:S to the Abingdon 'Virginian' that the
t.jl:S sere tic "a Va. Cavalry aud the Saith
oaio Z2,ayes. mounted. They came BY The
way oi Wyoming county. up Tug, ainto Abb'S
taicy and thence to Burk's Garden and on to
W::hevi!Ic, not touching Jeffersonvillc. They
captured 80 men at Abb's Valley, and after pro-
ce"tiug about seven miles, their rear guard was
oye,aken by Col. Jack May, who harasscd them
all the way to Wythcyile. killing six, badly
"oundinc two capturing nineteen prisoners, and
!escuing the thirty that had been captured at
Alb Valley, among whom was 1t. G. X. Grecn-
Nay, Of Abingdon. They numbered about 500
men. They had Colonel along acting as Brig
adler. but seemed to be mainly commanded by n
one'ered Colonel by the name of Powell, and
were pilO,ed by three men said to have formerly
belonged to the Confederate army, but had de-
serted Two of them, one by the name of Ed
monlson, and the other by the name of Patrick,
are said to have been citizens of Smythe county.
Ih. third pilot was Frcnchman, formerly of
Eheas Tigers
The one eyed Colonel and the Major were kill
Cd q; Wytheville. and the 1t. Colonel badly
wounded and left
The saddcss part of the story is, that Capt.
Oliver and 1t Bosong, who. so heroically de-
::nded Wy,heville against such ovcrpowe'lng
fd4s, were both killed.
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= CHiRo, JU.y oi.= iptVrE,asoI, was received
on Saturday aticcrnoon that force of Confed-
crates, three Or four hundred strong would
encainp that night Il: Il point tire" miles from
R!cnzl, whose intentions wero 10 attack Camp
Davis, IL stlpng stncka;'!c io:t siH miles s0nth
"s Cornth. the next 'nor;:ing, they being under
the impression ;hat thc sarri23@ wc"c nearly
!tli away upon s"ont ii .Alahama. \ ieta;cll-
n.rnt ui tiic ilil i!inui, ani Inc 81 battalion
d! The 9Th Ohio ca:alrr were Immediately Y .cl.;
forward. WHO c"npj"i"i: surprised ":il cay.
turct li!r :. .l.y!c force
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"lIon. Gideon Wellcs, Secretary Of the Navy:
"After chasing Morgan nearly 800 mles,
at last met him on the river at this point, and
engaged and drove him back, capturing two
OF his pieces of artillery. He abandoned the
rest to General Judah The enemy broke III
confusion from tie hanks of the river. and left
his wagon train, many horses and small arms
in my possession.
"Sincc writing the above, followed further
up the river and met another portion of Nor
san's force fording it fourteen miles above
and shclled and drove most of them back. |
killed seycrrl, wounded twenty-five or thirty,
and captured twenty more horses.
Il have but two men wounded slightly
Our shell and shrapnei created great coniu-
sion in the rebel ranks, killing and wuundlng
many. LEROY FITCH
"Lieutcnant Commanding
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Washington come AMI N"s.:!nsuH, rl'"r III
the direction cE McC"uncis"i." "ii! Ii" cyl
dent intcmtion 10 @:.:.s pom; ou tn" r'"r
above ,lnhuaJ nayic..sia" a&,! -. -: into Wy
gIli:l The authorities :',.rc :';:t't" Snc'i a.
r:lngcmcutS a& viii ci','ct'Iat;E chrc&n':'i" a"t
capture hi; lint:
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lIAGEnsTowS, July o. Despatch to tee
Philadelphia Inquirer. The whole rebel
army is reppr:l,,l -" being checked at Bunker
ITHi'hy J!lG Union forces. WHO rot i'll their rcay.
.Averi!I is reported to have been feeling the
enemy strongly on the western line "E retreat,
for two days past. Il is believed that Ewcll
and l[oo'i are in strong force between Martins
burg ana llcdgcsyille. The former r,int is
.h;rtrnn miios- from N'iilinuspcr., :.hG Tic
latter six. The e;Ie,ay'> picket> form Il front
from llcdgcsvlle to tie Shenandoah river.
back OF CIiarlr>town. eight miles t1,m IIar-
per's Ferry. Tic whole inrcr is estimated at
si.ty thousand.
, 1863-11-21


1.,,.,,
This is the Last day Of the exhibition o. the p.
tures In the Art Gallery. Our readers nil1 do well
70 s,,..a . .,,i :. % d.- avsr tbr charm.
ao"A us 1o'' ~. w ,or, ssl,.ht.a ~.
irg collection which hss 50 long dehsnted both
fonpemen xud distant visitors. We make a few
not.s I bfre for rthe last fine:
r. CO rLjs :. . no,t,s,t ~ N.,uo r-,.,
NO. so ia1a ~ postfalt ol Nellte han21e, BY
Hea)y, whfca Is eone in his beat aud happiezt
msn1er- The LADY. whoever she I. Ia .ro,+hv ~
-. -. - a.. 80. -. -
al inc talent Hnlcn inc a1tst has displayed in hls
poatraiture.
4sA Nsw u.u,xb{-o .,.,.- =. +; T,..
WV 1.p1ute seSAs' W - 1ane nsea'
o1 1ChlcsGo. Apoweflnl plcsnro-ol great breadth,
full Of Inc atmospheric effects. The foreground
- espesis 'etuai eoae tof 40 ooio uta"lne' aaa
strength Of coloftng, and elaborate detail Tbs
dittaft hin', inaalatea with the warm and lunin.
ous su1stt afe literally anse. and an oxqulsite
feeling p&rsades tic whole picture, which Is ono
of.ne noes hueeesevo N tne eoAect:sn.
Several Lew pictures have turned up daring the
past few days which haye besn donated to the
los, IL the head aud .tfcit" Of =; greyhound.
executed In the true ept!t of art the artist be-
irg, 70 doubt, devoted levss of dogs; for he has
very rare success: copT. .of dog presented byW.
4. Me1csn Of fMlwankee-a sort OF croBb between
aEpapicl and pointer. eIcellantiy well done.
ouVELn4No Out oAN'0Ay 4AeaA wv Se0SNoo WALL tA0
atmosphere al about him:
80 20 Is another Gxnino picture, Tep:sssntlng two
lba1les hat and feather as accessories. The yei.
low card dog is done the best, although neither
Of them is OF any great merit ~
212 Preparing for Chrlstmas, by Mrs. st. John
ofth,r city-has 8 geat deal Of Grade. aud unds-
artist has a very fine tale1t-nsy, ganlus-for
color; and her .f31te seems to b. animals Of all
kinds, ard interiors; Ono ia sorry that such resi-
tsitnt as this n.tist POSSESSES should be defeated
Of It's purpote, 81 al, ignorance OF drawing which
amonth's q practice would remedy.
4s.-Tbe Cavalcade, by Lenlsnery. is one OF the
Eost Ltgbly finIahed ard a.ti+tic pieces ia the
gallery Il feauirce close examination to dis
cover ite fne and rare qualities. Tbs horsemen,
Me dusty 1oad, the landscape sua the superb SKY,
are such exhibition Of genius, so full Of life aud
fctlug, set III 60 capacious and allsustainicg and
all-tnveloplpE an atmosphere, as one does not
peet with IN picture, 9nce IN ave hnndred
Next to picture 38, 70 the tight OF IT. ts the head
Of terrier cog. contributed By MctcAf very SPIT
tted, and Characteristic OF the breed which he rep
Eeae5ts.
S7S. ACnr Bully" by Mt4. st. john, Is d TEFY
, 1863-11-21
(OmcIal Repert Of the Crops.]
[From our Special Correspondent

ryY. J,Trrt trTS5 sur a YTiTYfN
no 1.as, crow n, 1sr;-yhe t,roc. OF Wheat rys and
Bafjey for 1SSi-The Number and Condition or the
Eatlep1ng Hogs ana C2t.ttEemshu ~ o1 INC f19ssea
IVA A1' - v..rrrcror rov - ,ese
~. c...sn,,.. - -. a,ns.,. nsss.
~ tAs osa. cea 80 ~. .,ss 11. ~ 900 -
w rat,sass -.srs st,,sa ~ hnsha1s
eo4u So Ta ast,n.,a. =, ,hat- s.aonnts 800
.oi essa ssas 49, m, ~ 49, r,ron, 49,
49, ~ ~ ,e,s.. ~ =. ~. .,,ann+s vo-o m.-a %
~. ,n 49, sxas - Tcea .,a ~, +hs -.t,rns
s,..,,a- t.hsss ~ the r-cna sn1 or Tohscro
1sss " w
~. ar-orrt or +,e csf,n,ates for saptemhrr and
aa..s 1ns au-o] ~ 1,,ow,
oeN'1 Cnrr p1.rpnaat t,otntoa, rrono,co
eante1nher 4islESB9i ISEn2I 81 B70G6 25346l,iIS
OctopeE..... 4 44618 15a8l sos lal 43'.l4s @oitN1
f. Thefe estimates exhibit lema1eAn'y c.ose appio.
nation. and speak well Tor The system adopted ey tfe
Department to ascertain the amouhts annually OF Inc
leadisg commercial crop. .-..
The amount OF me csofs LOT 10. a1e Us 1oho"s:
Go5n r., b1sEgaeas 7s 81 9 9tsscGs is 8SasSg
4'o-..' 49,, .sss ah. 49, n-,,c,no1 ct,toa ~
49, sn,.,on ~ s,rorrr, sfo,a.ssa ara
., n.o - ~ 1,1fso Iad.ans M Ohio Thrr esn
49, ,aa- nm, N 9,s ~ ca,1ons Th,s
~ CO. n--,nrs ta,rasz ID ~ n,,rlv+ +hree
year oa's ,a,,;,ora =, 1s,,on. .rne amonnt ~
auo aua.te1 ~ ...r ~ ,srs hn, tha
s'ouao a p.aus - ' ..'.
Foss oes1osso wv s!sia. us e,u..
!ne anaua. .ps't rs.4-sss T,r,,o1 oa1ion
pslor 70 tne ". was aoeu. ,,1,ss rannass
o. ne . Wv ~ t1,..t..n, s,avaa
sok .ue 60 ~ r,s t,.-e.ss ~ co,snmn.
eAe1A1so+ pet.s ~ *4t47s 49,. , .,n -. ~,
uon Of sugar tae untea etates snse 1''V w. 49,
per cens WINS. sne ~ ~, - :.
cent aus ~ =. 30 sssst.sas ~
is supposeo' eaeeo tDoo ~ ssVs .sa..s.tars -
bence 'ne cooaes as4 ~ ~ asay r. s;n,s~
supply ~ "anes- Ns" neoes ~ sapt.. , s1nt-r ~.
ana Ao"sees 1nsat We auotteI - 4- w. ,-.,s-,.
, 1863-11-21

FRIDAY ETxut1a. Gov. n, 1853.
Tie money marsc ct contiCtAs ttcidsGly clSse. Ops
ratorB and customers wants arc much larger than
BANKERS are able to meet. We don't remember
time for many months past when currency has been
50 SCARCE Customers who hhve real clatnas are sup
rl.ea to liberal extent, but OF course. all others
celve emphatic no." The regular hanks sttll loan
to customers at tho legal rate VIZ: 10 cant; but
the real price Of money Is 1pals@2a cent; taa up
Fer figures. OF eourse speculative.
Cnfer the scarcity OF currency. the prlce OF New
York Exchange IL rominal: buyiag par@K. aud
sometimes u discount; selling par9H premium.
Most OF the larger banks do not pretend to charge
over 1nr to btst customers on round lots. Tie de-
msud Is good, but the scarcity Of currency Keeps
prices Gown. ...
Private dispatches to Jas Boyd No. 50 Clark street,
cayo tie rates Of Gold IN New Yorx % folio Ss: At
3 .. H. 1ssx $50 ana s:s5 s 10, 152x-c1osinsat the
Second board Ut I5sX The broEers here paid 151@la
market firm.
Silver HIGHS. Legal tender notes quiet at buy.
ltg, a1l }; as tie selling rate.
CHICAGO AND NoETHw EsrERH EA11wAY.-Thc fol
loving the comparative statement Of the earnings
Of this road for the week ending Nov u, nd for the
Ind II
, 1863-11-21
CaMr OF TIE S1N Ill. CAVALRY,
NEAR BEAITHy. w., Nov. 6, 1868, {

NEAR BEA1TEs, Va, Nov. 6, 1868.
Alta meeting Of the officers Of the, sth Illinois
don Expressive of the feeitngs Of tae officers Of
the regiment towards their retiring Major,
John l. beyeridge. Capt. John II. Waite was call
ed se ara cap co@e T. asatna
Major Geo. 4. Fo1rytb, Capt. D. ). Hynes, and
Chaplain ". A. Spencer, we're appointed to draft
d tse an qss
Reso1red, That in parting With Maj. John L.
Reyendge. We Do GO With sincere regret, hayins
thnn two years. An accomplished gentleman,
brave and gallant officer, tiled and trae fdena+
Reso1red, That We most heartily recommend
Msjo1 John L.. Beve1idgc and his new regiment
to tie people Of the State, assuring sll who nay
enlist under him tnat they will be led BY as noble
gentleman, ard as gallant an officer ~ ever
Eesolred, Thata eopY Of theae resolutions be
forw arded for publication to the Chicago TRIBUNE
aud he Chicago Efsniag Journal; .,.,
Which resolutions were unanimously passed
and the meeting Adjourned. c,,
JAs.M. 1uD1.4, see'y:
Loyal Ladies Attacked by the Journal
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Permit nc, through the columns Of your paper
to notice elanderouB article published In the
% 1ssolirr }os lie psipetalty q lies government.
And in respect 10 thoee ladies s'go1ug ovet the
rnnntry to gain personal nofor1ety, tits not ouly
npipst 10 tloee ladies' bnt injurious to the cause
tor which they giro their time and talents with
oo6 ons OF hose ladies'. Mrs Josephine $. ariang,
has been icyot1pg heree|f to the cause Of her
qpass e gan aa M n
hnsI3ns the ehackles Of the oppressed: She
hse. dnIspg the progress Of the recent Northwest.
en- Fair, obiaintd OVER three thousand names 70
| to Make the PTeeideltts Proclamation law; and,
furthermore, the work 1a heartily endotsed o1
Gov. Yates and Senator Lovejo5. Who are aono,
| ra1y members OF the Wonen's National Loyal
| Lescue. an association foundedby women. but ;e
which every right-minced and loyal man might
weJl be proud to be 4 member.
MIS-. GsinaiEg has done great and good work
, 1863-11-21

regarded as resy email. Hogs AMI Cattle vii grow
on H. but not fsen. The amount Of old Corn Is much
reduced By the tensnd for II during tho summerby
ttea1mJ In Pen1 sylvants, 0tio. Miehigan, Indtaun
Illinois, Missouri and Wsoousin. there ss PEI cont
les than last year, and % per ccot' 1e IN Iowa. is
feo out to stock Ia nearly one haf tho counties ofthe
, 1863-11-21

FRIDAY EFENEX0s NOV. u l5o3.
FnE1GETS-Marke Inactive acd hrm. No en-
sFLOUISkecesTsd.4 4,si4 hrlz: sh,ppt d 5 900 blI..
Hx7HAs-lt0 brls Stag OF TIE Mest' as IS %. EkD
+ ln71n ExTEAs-Ao bI1s at IS 70 arE1Fa ExrkAs
500 tr!s cho!ce epfnE eIf1A As $3 go b:la cootco
e1tlH 1t $50: 500 hfls fettet ." 8. S. 1M ht!s
ezr = S. S S:is G ss e e eies
bis Es1kakee Clly 1t Is r. 100 bis 'Koek Hxes'
1t Is Is brls tsf1o ton lo1 R1aao ax11a a. *io
tpSIn0 kuPxhF1aE-:o tr.s as $4o,.
s'WHEAT-keeetveo: g So ! sba: shipped. & rs en,
4 tsa1 rs ;sSs e ssf'
ceipts) d 81 TO- COO hu 20 at sl10 Is coo bn 90
TO 's) 1t 81 C9K 17,t01 ou No Surfing {xinter re-
ecipts> 1t 81 CO; 5o nn DO 1t q 15o0 bu 90 At
Ees: iii srs.ns s1stef feceipts1 Ut s9s" 1ss ~
Market ndvancea &c per nusael. sales 500 bu mol
Corn store at sic; 200 ou 10 at Csc t30 bu No
Com ID store $50 SO bu co ut s2Hc; 1N bu 90 In
North size boussa1 It sc; 1s99 bn aoont half No
OATS Received. H.21l bus shipped. 90 s5o b.
In No. Oats In ttoIe at t5c; 100 hu Do At okc:
COO bu do at e44c; II COO In 90 nt 25oo bu do
at 6lAc: l!eeo BIZ CO at &c: 500 bu NO. . Oats In
iiYE-Rece,ved. a1ss bu: shipped, 8. 500 eu, Msr
ket noTanceu lc a busnel Sales to-uHY were: $500
bn No. Rye ia store At SIC: raN bn DO at 96Hc
BAKLEY-Keceivea,s,7 q, ,7s3 ou. Market firm. Sales:
" NJ Rs5'fz M r n n e 9Es = e. Il TX
ALCUIlOL- Nominal at ei2l@1 2s = gallon Mar.
kel Fomt that unsettled.
BUTTER-Ma.ket quiet and unchanged we
Ceeies pair5 IN tubs.and crooks 1aa7
Primo Fitttns. 2laA
I.@N mn ~ =
, 1863-11-21

In Chicago She has spoken fonrteen tlme in DIFF
fertnt halls and churches In the city, and By her
the rstous ministers, Who will sid hcr By psesen.
The Journa1 seems to think that the women Of
hat msas msaa q
IKE the men who arc NOT only CoppeEhssd, but
have copper heasts. ALoTa1 WOMAN.
ARRIVALS At TIE SOLDIERS HOVE Dua1Sa
THE LAST TwEsrr-Foun Houna--c. W Pitcher.
H. III p.aisl d Mecaiiess6. iita Esvi i Na!1s.y,,
18th, John Ktmss, asih; Eva9 8. Ao1gst.d. 95.a;
James johnson, 14th Jerro.d 8, y. Paedee; 18th:
Peter Leunison, 18th Chss. A. Keyes, 18TH MI
nor johnson, ellh; George Allen, Sad; Wtlltan
Fto1n. sad; August Kachemberger, nth, Hugh
steyersop. nth: Aud, Anderson, 9Th Wisconsin.
d. Carpenter, jas. Hacking, Stephen Luara, MAJ
Ia Ia =. sa.is6. :. s. Fasseson: Fgebe5a naE=r.
Bartis SilYolrai|. VIM. Shaw, wesley :. m3!sa,
ID Wis. eayary MICA Be!on asth IL; L; III! Riddle:
"a Wiz Ee h oSs, bu osto Hsssbnf ial
D. Halter. G. l. Norton. Wm. \. Oliver. John
Ksdatt, ii. F. Ho1sen, Chss. 8 Jlnks, y
BRIDGE 6; 3. cham9eslin' 4; HGs-a, 2s-as II :. :
Roche. Ed Boswortn. 4.h Wiaconsin e9yA.ty;
Aug. F!oehrieh: g. szh Viz Ang. sPspges :, 2'ta
Wis: E. q. Vice, q, 25ta Via; y, baE1seA y
q. l6th ri Wis WIu. Brush. B.. s5th Wis; :. Fss-
rau, E. 27th Iowa: g. Trick, G, nth Iowa n.
Gait q. ". Gibson, G. ed Wis. with % men On
gay homo; Capt. a. Richardson. A, ?th Wia-; G.
8: Bsain, y. g; Briggs, 18th WI Mis FL +; Miller.
2sth Wis., F. n ~ Ma14n h.1s IN M1s e.
siana; S. S. Wsgers. q, 7th Wis; 2. Weston. I,
I'll Via; ]. Eploe, c. nh Wis; Q: gsasley, ~
Wis; ]. g. Clafliu, 2, Mh Wis; j. Y. p.y, .5lss
McGRufin, WIN. Soncrer. r. sad Wis,
, 1863-11-21
New Y ork Hkncx ana tf1onoy B7arAet-Sov.1s0

aoTXRiAK1F sroCEa.
Quiet and tteaay.
u S. year cert...... e34 ....
NoyEr-Less stringent att z cent.
Sizzling Exchange hrrneF. bnt qutet At167@lf9.
{;plu nes, but vrsy regular ana nnsstttsa open
jns Vt 1884, decltInE TO ls1A, advancing to 15l snd